The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Ifs! eh 27.—Wind this day at noon, N. 8.;
fresh breeze and fine clear weather.

PoRTbMoUTH, March 26. —Wind E.N.E., frosb—
Arrived—Alverton, from Bourabaya, for Rotterdam ;
Vulture, Batavia, for Bremen ; Adolph von Nassau and
Rabenhaupt, Batavia, for Amsterdam ; Free Trader, Pe-
nang ; Sonananth, Bombay ; Honour, Mauritius ; Protec-
tor, Demerara. Off tb.s port—Oriental, from Hamburg,
for Rio Janeiro. _

PLYMOUTH, March 26—Wind E., strong—Arrived—
Protector (s.), from Newcastle, for Rio Janeiro. Sailed—
Ethiops (s.), for the coast of Africa. Mo►n.—The Sir
Charles Napier, for Madras, did not sail yesterday as re-
ported.
FALMOUTH, March S.—Wind E., strong gales.—Ar-
rived—Eliza, from Sydney, N.S.W. Off the port.—
Bonbons, from Calcutta, for Dunkirk.
PENZANCE March 25.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived—joven
Agostina, from Trinidad de Cuba, and not the St. Andero,
as reported yesterday ; Eburn, Boston.
HULL, March 26.—wind E.S.E.—Sailed—Chance, for
New York.

COWES, March 26.—Wind E.—Arrived--Josephus,
from Calcatts ; Jenne Albert, Callao.
BUCHAREST, March 25.—The Consul at Varna commu-
nicated the following British vessels to have been wrecked
at Kustendje, on this coast, on the 14th and 15th inst.,
viz. :—Saaresbrook, Mary Nixon, Cadet, and Zealous, of
London ; Aenes King, William, and Wave, of South
Shields ; Constantine, of Liverpool ; Mary Hudson, of
Hartlepool ; Eliz t Ann, of Whitby. and Emily Kate, of
Sunderland—in all 11 vessels ; no lives lost.
SUNDERLAND, March 26. Wind S.E.—Sailed—Golden
Fleece, for Demerara. The Jane Hunter, of London,
drove against the pier and stove her stern.
CHRISTIANSAND, March 19.—The Dawson, of Sunder.
land, was picked up, derelict, off this coast, and has been
brought in here with three feet water in her hold and
decks swept.

(PER RLHOTRIO TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday Morning.
Arrived—Elizabeth, from hiiddlestons ; Express, (I.),
Jersey.

Sailed—Washington, for New York; Alliance, (s.),
Havre; L. Coq and Georges, Cherbourg ; Wonder, (a.),
aid Crapand, Jersey ; Duke of Cornwall. (a.), London.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Idorniag.

Wind E.

Off—Arabian, from Bombay ; Guatemala Packet, Gua-
temala ; Black Swan, A.gameinnon and Leona New Or-
leans; Montezuma, Mobile; Bridgewater, New York;
Onward, Sierra Leone ; Rosalie, Buenos Ayres.
Sailed—Black Eagle, for Bombay; Sea Bell, New Or-
leans ; American Union, New York; Earl of Derby, Con-
stantinople.

SUBMATLINN AND BRITISH TELE4RAPB.)
GRAVESEND, Thursday, 10.0 A.M.
Wind E., strong; tide last hour's ebb.
Arrived.—Anna Margaretha, from Tanning.
Sailed.—Chanticleer, far Newfoundland; City of Que-
bec, Montreal; Great Britain, Montreal.

GENERAL PRINCE' CLIPPER Soclrrr.—At a meeting
held at Paris on the 15th inst. of this company, a reso-
lution was adopted to increase the capital from 400,000/.
to 800,0001., in consequence of tha purchase recently
effected in England of eight of the steamers of the Ge-
neral Screw Company for 500,0001. At the same time
Mr. C. W. Graham was appointed gerant, in the place
of M. Beraud-Villars, and certain modifications in the
statutes were agreed to.
Grisi and Mario intend to quit Paris about the 3d or
4th of April for their residence at Falham, near London,
whither their yciuthfut family repaired from Brighton on
11007 bet'
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