The Sun.
London, England, 1856-02-29 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Feb. 29.—Wind thi• Isy at noon, N.E. ;
moderate bri..z3 and fine clear weather.
There is still no news of either the James Barnes or the
Pacific, steamer, and Rowe uneasiness is beginning to be
expressed about the latter.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 28.—Wind calm, and foggy.—Ar-
rive S.'d Cressy and Rhadamanthus, from the e ‘st-
ward.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 28.—Arrived.—Grange, from Cuba;
Lionegse, Mazagan.
CORK, Feb. A.—The Orion, from Newcastle to Ber-
muda, has put i❑ leaky. and will di.charge and repair.
SHIELDS, Feb. 23.—Wind W.—Sailed—Thalia, for St.
John's, N. B.
Lit ROCHELLE, F+,l3. 27.—The Iris, from Sunderland
to Chare❑te, which went on sh,,re on the Isle de Re on
22d inst., has become a total wreck.

(From the Times Second Edition of this day.)
The Congress met for the second time at 1 o'clock
to-day. We shall have to-morrow many versions
of what occurred, with a number of minute details
which, however deficient in truth, will, I doubt
not, do much honour to the inventive faculties of
the sportsmen whose pursuits are directed to one
particular kind of bird—the canard. Remembering
the strict obligation the members have adopted
about not revealing to any one the points that are
discussed, or the decision that Las been come to
on them, I hardly venture to repeat half of what
is said. It was nevertheless stated last night that
the next discussion, that is, the one of this day,
would be of a really serious character, inasmuch as
it would turn on the fifth point. One or two persons
not likely togive easy credence to any of the rumours
that are incessantly flying about affirmed that on
this point an important difference of opinion was
anticipated. The first day's deliberation was for tl e
most part one of formalities. Count Orloff is said
to have made some observations on the armistice,
with reference particularly to the transport of
soldiers and military stores; and also on the terri-
torial limitation in Bessarabia, in which he pre-
tended to show that those who drew up that con-
dition were unacquainted with the geography of the
country. He did not dispute the principle, it is
said, but merely referred to details. I must not
MR. WOODIN'a OLIO.—A. day performance will take
omit to mention that in most of what is reported
there is evidently a desire on the part of interested and
at the Pekgraphic Hall to-morrow, at two o'clock,
on every Saturday afternoon.
persons to show that when any dissension or delay MADRID 26.—Tenders have been sent in for the
occurs, it is to be attributed to the English Govern- Saragossa ,R
til Feb.*wa y* The
Grand Central offers a e
ment. But whether the subject of this day's deduction of 30.000reae per' Ikilometre. This is thebersi
liberation be the territorial limitation or the fifth offer. The definitive adjudication
is with much pleasure
cat.enis fixed for March 81
point—Bomarsund or Kars—it was stated confi- Mn. SERGEANT WILKNS
dently last night that theEnglish,French, and Sar- that we are enabled t ) state, upon authority, that
dinian Plenipotentiaries would really enter into the dr. Sergeant Wilkins has entirely recovered from the
subject, and make certain demands whioh it was not sudden, painful, and, at one time, serious attack of ill-
THE ALAND ISLANDS. expected would be granted by Russia. A long and ness with which he was seized, while attending to his
The Dresden Gazette, in its last number, gives earnest discussion was looked for, and it was at the professional duties in the Court of Common Pleas,en • few
some details of the instructions given by Russia to same time doubted whether the sitting would close .dhar since' The learned Sergeant has as yet be
to go to the Northern Circuit, the assizes on which
her representatives at Paris, which appear to be so satisfactorily as that of Monday. It may be ---e
commenced on the 18th inst., but he will join it, for the
derived from official sources, and consequently. ere , that Count Orloff and Baron Brunow would. ask ,first time since his recovery, on Tuesday next, at
Worthy ©f attorttiou. Aocordiag to that jouniel ItoWu to Et. Petersb (by to h I
i - urg *V Pre- I Nita;
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(PEE ELVITR/V TYLIPORA.PIT.I
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Morning.

Arrived—Jason, sere w—itealuor transport., from the
Black Sea; Italaota, and Express, steamers, Havre ; South-
Western, steamer, Jersey.
Sailed—Express, steamer, for Havre; Le Coq, Cher-
bourg,

WARRENPOINT, Feb. 23.

Wind N.W.
Arrived—Qmen, from Marseilles; Idrea, Rotterdam. '
DUBLIN, Feb. 28.

Wind West.
Arrived—Genoa, from Alemandri%.
QUEENSTOWN, Fel,. 27.

IVind vr.s.w.
Arrived Castle Eden, from Bermuda; Irene, Syra.
Off—Eelipso, from Honduras.

BY SUBMARINE AND )I.ItITTSFI TELEGRA.PII.I
GRAVESEND, Friday, 9.56 a.m.
Wind calm ; tide, four hours' ebb ; fine.
Arrived—Mermaid, from Gu!nsey.
Sailed—Sarah Lyon, for Surinam.
DEAL, Friday, 9.50 a.m.

Wind N.E., light.
Passed, 2th—Es.st Anglian, 162 transport, from Lon•
don, for Portsmouth.
Sailed—Sir Howey, Hants, Briton's Pride, and British
Merchant, with all the outward bound.