The Sun.
London, England, 1860-01-24 00:00:00

THIS DAY'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, Jan. 23.—Wind this day at noon, S.W. ;
fine, but blowing hard.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 23.—Wind, W.N.W. to S.W.—
Arrived—Catharine, from Hamburg for Gibraltar ; Jack
Frost, from London for Melbourne. Heavy weather in
the Channel.

THE MURDER IN GLASGOW.—Margaret:and Ann
Mullighan, the two girls who were apprehended near Port
Rush, on a charge of having caused the death of Isabella
Irvine in Bank Wynd, have been committed by the sheriff
to stand their trial on a charge of murder. They willipro•
bably to be tried at the Spring Circuit.
THE GALES.—Accounts were received at Lloyd's
yesterday of tho loss of a considerable number of coasting
vessels, as well as several ships trading to foreign ports.
Fortunately, however, the crews wore saved in most in-
stances.

THE BRUNEL MEMORIAL.—UpWards of £1,600
have been subscribed towards the proposed memorial to the
late Mr. Brunel ; but as this is scarcely sufficient to accom-
plish the the design of the promoters of the memorial, the
subscription lists will remain open until such time as the
committee shall determine as to the specific appropriation of
the fund.

PARLIAMENTARY CIIANGES DURING THE RECESS.
—Since the prorogation of Parliament several changes have
occurred in the composition of the House of Commons ; and
at the sitting of the house to-day (Tuesday) some of the
new members will probably be sworn in. Sir Arthur Buller
has been elected for Davonport, in the room of the Right
Hon. James Wilson, appointed to the controllership of the
finances of India ; Mr. J. Wyld has been elected for Bod-
min, in the room of Dr. Mitchell, who, it will be remem-
bered, accepted the Chiltern Hundreds at the close of last
session ; Mr. B. Osborne has been elected for Liskeard, in
the room of Mr. R. W. Grey, appointed one of the Commis-
sioners of Customs ; Mr. J. Somes has been elected for Hull,
in the room of Mr. J. Hoare, unseated in July ; Mr. D. C.
Marjoribanks has been elected for Berwick, in the room of
Mr. R Earle, who accepted the Chitorn Hundreds at the
closo of last session ; Sir Baldwin Leighton has been elected
for South Shropshire, in the room of the Hon. R. W. Clive,
deceased ; Sir James Ferguson has been elected for Ayr-
shire, in the room of Lord James Stuart, deceased ; Mr. H.
S. Thompson has been elected for Whitby, in the room of
Mr. R. Stephenson, deceased ; Sir F. H. Goldsmid has been
elected for Reading, in the room of Sir H. S. Keating, ap-
pointed one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas ;
Mr. J. Blencowe has been elected for Lewes, in the room of
the Right Hon. H. Fitzroy, deceased; and Mr. Atherton
has been re• elected for Durham on his appointment as Soli-
tor-General. In consequence of the death of the Earl of
Camperdown, Viscount Duncan resigns his seat for Forfar-
shire, and the representation of that county is at present
vacant. The seat for Ponfefract is also vacant, by reason
of the retirement of Mr. W. 0 verend, in accordance with
the award of Sir J. Coleridge; and the city of Norwich and
the boroughs of Glocester, Wakefield, and Beverley are at
present unrepresented, their late members having been un-
seated on petition, and no writs having been issued to au-
thorize fresh elections. The result of the elections just re-
capitulated has been slightly to increase the strength of the
Liberal party.