The Sun.
London, England, 1856-08-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Aug. 23.—Wind this day at noon, S.W. ;
light breeze and cloudy.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 24.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Sar-
dini•an (s. tpt.), from Constantinople; Charity (s. tpt.)
and H.M.S. Simoom, Malta; H.M.Str. Gorgon, eastward ;
H.M.S. Cyclops, Malta ; Clyde (tpt.), Deptford. Sailed
—Austrian frigate Radetzky, for Greenhithe ; Glance
(tpt.) and Bacchante (s. tpt.), Woolwich. Off the port—
Matanzas, from Algoa Bay.
PLYMOUTH, Aug. 24.—Wind S.W.—Arrived.—Niger
(s.), from London, for Africa ; Witch of the Wave, Rio
Janeiro; Wave of Life, London, for Sydney, bore up
with loss of topmast. Sailed—Gloriana; for Madras;
Lady P-el, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, Aug. &4.—Arrived—Margaret Dundas, from
Mauritius ; Clio, Montevideo. Off the port—Queea of
the seas, from the East Indies.

(FEB ELROTRIO TmLEGELPII.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind W.

Arrived—Hannah Salkeld, from Calcutta ; Nautilus,
Montevideo ; Raped°, Mazanilla ; Lady Sale, Maranharn ;
Walton, Para; Brazilian, Honduras; Fanny Buck, New
York ; Omar, Bathurst ; Disraeli, Smyrna ; Eclipse, Ham-
burg ; Pelican, screw steamer, Rotterdam ; San Piotors
Zoou Keon, Amsterdam ; Christiania, Droback ; Aetin,
Iceland ; Cimba, Ap3nrade ; 'futon, Calcutta.
Olf —Borderer, for Montevideo; Inkcrman, from Bom-
bay; Prince of the Seas, Marion ; Antigua, Ilos ; Arabia,
screw-steamer, Boston.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 23.

Wind S.S.W.
Arrived—Victory, from Coast of Africa; Queen Vic-
toria, sere w-stoamer, Havre; Foima and Speculant, Galatz;
Ilos, Demerara; United States steamer Arctic, St. John's,
Newfoundland, ongaged on deep sea sounding for the sub-
marine telegraph, and found soundings all right.
WATERFORD, Aug. 23.

Wind N.
Arrived.—Teresa, from Galatz.

(BY SUBMARINI JIND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
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GRAVESEND,houreeb ebb; fresh
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and iO
Arrived, Aug. 24.—Terpsichore, from Cronstadt ; Glen-
coe, Wellington; Hawthorn, Wyborg; Jaca.tra, Singa-
pore ; Anna Jantina, Carbossara ; Balaklava, Calingapo.-
tam ; Queen of the South, Genoa • Sarah Ann, Launces-
ton ; Trio, Oporto; Arcona, Seville ; Hannibal, transport,
Balaklava; Iris, St. Lucia; Adds, Bahia; Zetland, Callao;
Guadalette, Cadiz • Princess Louisa, Quebec ; Electric,
Granada ; Mary Waugh, Jamaica; Lion (s), Harlingen.
Arrived, 25th—filar (s), from Malta ; Idalia, Salonica ;
Confidence, Gergenti ; Dorcas, Demerara ; Egbert, Sague-
nay; Elizabeth, Bathurst; Fanny, St. Petersburg; Lu-
cretia, Oporto ; Mail of the Isles, Constantinople ; Sarah
and Ann, Alicata • Sarah and Jane, Dunkirk ; Endragh,
St. Petersburg ; Jules, Bordeaux ; Alice, Porto Rico.
Sailed, 2lth—Great Britain, for Montreal ; Debella
Peak, St. Petersburg; Crouch, Brothers, Hobart Town;
Anne, Genoa.
Sailed, 25th—Invincible, Sydney.
DEAL, Monday, 10.5 A.m.

Wind W. ; moderate.
Passed—H.M.'s ship Diligence, from Portsmouth; Eliza
Shairp, St. Mitt's ; Palon, Antigua ; Rapid, Cape and
Mauritius ; Noptune, Havannah ; Matanzas, barque, Algoa
Bay—all for London.
Anchored--Emma, from Constantinople, for London.

SHOCKING FATE:—On Thursday afternoon a deserter
from the Bth Hussars lost his life in a daring attempt to
escape from a railway carriage. He was in the custody
of t o soldiers of the regiment, and was being conveyed
by the express t_ .in from Birmingham to York. When
between Burton-on-Trent and Barton station he leaped,
handcuffed as he Was, through the window of the car-
riage. The step of the succeeding carriage caught him
in its progress and inflicted such serious injuries as to
cause death shortly afterwards.