The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, April 15.—Wind this day at noon, N.E. ;
fine, and blowing a gale.
PLYMOUTH, April 14.—Sailed—Hooghley, for Ade-
laide, S.A.; Protector (s.), Rio Janeiro; Princess Royal,
Canton, Belmons, and Britannia, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, April 14.—Wind N.E., fresh.—Arrived—
Regard, from Jaffa ; Alf, for Salonica. Sailed—Ocean,
Newfoundland ; Victory, Gibraltar ; Foam, Lisbon ; Te-
lernach, Calcutta ; Speedwell, Rio Janeiro ; Thatnet, Bar-
ba.does ; Neptune, New York; Eagle and Rose, Qualms;
George, Civita VecAtia ; Doctor Winterbottom, Corunna ;
J. L. Dinunock, Elsinore.
JERSEY, April 13.—Wind S.S.E.—Sailed—Diton, for
Canada.

HOLYHEAD, Aprill4.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Volante,
from Liverpool, for Civita Vecchia, with loss of bulwarks,
&c., having been in collision ; Martha, Ardrossan, for
Newcastla, leaky.
CLYDE, April 14. Arrived—lsabell, from Cuba.
Sailed—Kate, for Demerara..
PILL, April 14.—Wind N.E.—Sailed—Neptune, for
Australia; Watkins, Africa ; Louise, Barbadoes ; Ocean
Queen, Java, and Columbine, Quebec; Catherine, Sir
Edmund Lyons, and Vesta, Crimea.
MILFORD, A prill4.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Hope, from
Swansea, for Barcelona.

SHIELi)s, April 14.—Wind I.E.—Sailed—Caroline, for
Qneboc ; Kate, Gibraltar.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday Morning.
Arrived—Georges, from Cherbourg; Ally, Thomas and
Margaret, and Sir R. Peel, Sunderland ; Cicely, Hartle.
Pool ; Valiant, Constantia, Henry, Clara, Cato, Wear,
and Bessie, Shields; Courier (s.), Victory, and Leader,
Jersey ; Athlote, Liverpool.
Sailed—Georges, for Cherbourg; Alliance, (s.), Havre;
Exprss (s.), Jersey; Florida, Newport; Bosphorus (a.),
London; Britannia, Portsmouth.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Morning.
Wind E.N.E.

Arrived—Henry Curwen, from Rio Grande.
Sailed—Egyptian, for Quebac ; Granville, Narva ; Jane
Pringle, Gibraltar ; Caineleon, Cape Breton ; Alpha,
Trieste; Margaret Deane, Rio Janeiro.
DUBLIN', April 14.
Wind E.
A rrived—Dolph in, fromWhampoa; f, Barbadoes;
Marseilles ; Lusitania, Villa Nova; Charlotte,
Lisbon.
Sailed—Andel, for Bllaklava.

QUEENSTOWN, April 13.
Wind S. E.
Arrived—Dayspring, from Callao.
Sailed—Emily, for Antwerp.
WATERFORD, April 13.

Wind S.W.
Arrived—Thomas, for Syra.

(BY SUBMARINE AIM BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 9.60 a.m.
Wind N.N.E. ; tide, high water;; cloudy, and strong.
Arrived, 14th—Wakefield, from Antwerp ; Catinka,
Thisted ; Othello, Christiania.
Arrived,l6th —Victoria, ft orn Holmstadt ;Irene, Memel;
Hendrika Margaretha, ICongelf ; Cornelia, Stromstadt ;
Krona Prins Fredrik, Drobao ; Blessing, Brussels ; Friend-
ship, Brussels.
Sailed—Eliza, Bain, for Jamaica.

DEAL
-Wind N.E. ; gale, with heavy rain.Tuesday, 9.40 a.m.
Passed—H.M.S. Impers.tice, from the Baltic, for Ports-
mouth ; Royal Sovereign, London, Port Philip ; Princess
Royal, Grimsby, Hayti; Oporto, Newcastle, Oporto.
The Blanchard, American ship, from Charleston to Bre.
men, on shore at Kingsdown, with wizen masts gone.

TURKISH BONDS.—Efforts have been making for some
time past to obtain a system of registration for the
Guaranteed Turkish Bends, so that holders desirous of
placing them in their names or in the names of third
parties as trustees might possess the opportunity of
doing so. The Government were at first applied to,
but their answer was that it rested with Turkey; and
the Ottoman Minister on Saturday assured a deputa-
tion he would give his best attention to the subject, and
consult with the Bank of England. It is contended,
however, that the desired object could be at once attained
at a saving of much unnecessary trouble and delay by
the Bank consenting to receive the bonds in deposit,
and to collect the dividends periodically for the persons
in whose names they might be held. For customers the
service should be performed gratuitously, since it is one
that any ordinary hank would undertake, while in the
case of other persons a small commission might be
charged.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT WlNDSOR.—Yesterday evening
five young men, who had been rowing in a boat from
Surley-had, came across the Cobbler, just below Wind-
sor-bridge, when the boat capsized, and the crew were
carried into the middle of the Thames by a rapid current.
Two :were, with much difficulty, rescued by the cou-
rageous and praiseworthy exertions of one of the Eton
watsrmen, who nearly lost his life in the attempt ; two
others, being expert swimmers, got ashore, but the
fifth, a fine young fellow of 18, from Slough of the name
of Lester, was carried down the stream, and unfortu-
nately drowned. Those who were rescued were taken to
the Ship Inn, in a very exhausted state.