The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, May 27.—Wind this day at noon, S.W.
moderate breeze and fine. _ _

PLYMOUTH, May 26. —Wind S.S.W.—Arrived.—John.
and Thomas, from Poole, for Newfoundland ; H.M.S.' El
Vesuvius and Victor, Portsmouth, for Bermuda; Ganny•
1113(10, Portland, for Swan River.
PORTSMOUTH, May 26.—Wind. W.S.W. -- Sailed
H.M.S.'s Vesuvius and Prometheus, for the westward.

FALMOUTH, May 2G.—Wind W.S.W., fresh—Arrived
—Hobe, from Matanzas ; Helsingoor, Aux Cayes.
TORBAY, May 26.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived.—Spar-
tan, from London, for Jamaica ; Hearts of Oak, Poole,
for Newfoundland. _ _ .

LOWESTOFT, May 26.—Wind W.—Arrived—Louisa
and Elizabeth, from Shields, for the Isle of Wight, with
damage, having been in contact. The Ann, of London,
from Goole to London, has put in making three feet water
per hour, having been on Scroby Sand.
NEWPOR r, May 20.—Wind W.—Arrived.—Protector,
from Havre, for New York. Sailed—Line, for Buenos
Ayres : Sutlej, Hong Kong.
SHIELDS, May 26.—Wind S.—Sailed—Almade, for
New York. .

HARWICH, May W.—Sailed—Osbert, for
Bp.rbadoes.

RLEOTItiti TELEGRAPH.I
SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday Morning.
Arrived—Purveyor, from Swauage ; Industrious and
Gertrude, Newport; Gratitude, Scilly ; and Laura,
Buenos Ayres.
Sailed—Pet, for Scilly.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Morning.

Wind W.N.W.
Arrived—Fernando, from Lisbon ; Helen, Savana.h ;
George Washington, New Orleans.
Sailed—Trewatha, for Zurickzee; Alf, Narva ; Earl of
Errol, Nantes; Frederick Wilhelm. Dantzic ; Eliza Hun-
ter, Alexandria; E. Sincluden, Valparaiso; Echo, Labra-
dor.

QUEENSTOWN, May 25.
Wind. S.W.
Arrived—St. Catherine, from Mangan.
DUBLIN, May 26.
Wind W.
Arrived—Windsor, from Havre ; Queen of the Sea,
Rotterdam; Transit, Bordeaux.
(Br BUBMAIIINE AND BRITISH TRLEOItAPH.)

RA.VESEND, Tua
Wind W.S.W., fine, tie, three hourses'd ebby, ,9.16 a.m.
Arrived—Olive, from Kierteminde; Dordogne, Gijon;
Enike and Sophia, Aarhuus ; Catherine Jamieson, Barba
does- ' Johannes. Aalborg; Ebbs Freidrika, IJcidewalla ;
Merchantman, Shanghai; Royal Sovereign, Charente.
Sailed—Thilliaut, for Port Philip ; Prince Alfred, for
Sydney.

DEAL, Tuesday, 9.31

Wind W., light.
Passed—tEgis' from Ilavannah, for London ; Gustav
Adolph, Buenos Ayres, Antwerp ; Acorn, barque, from
westward, for the north.
The Catherine, from Antwerp, for New York, passed
the Isle of Wight on the 20th, seven days out. All well.
The Virginia, from Lisbon, for Gothenburg, passed the
Isle of Wight on the 20th.

THE FIREWORHEL—Upwards of 400 ambulance and
artillery waggoah left' Woolwich arsenal last week for
London, laden with the wooden frames and fireworks to
be erected in the parks. Last evening about 50 others
were despatched, which will nearly complete the tran-
sport of everything requisite for the evening's display.
The arrangements will be under the control of the
arsenal authorities from 'Woolwich, assisted by a num-
ber of artillerymen for the fireworks. These will 'com-
mence with the appearance of certain standing pieces
illuminated with white lights, and the attraetious will
be precisely equal in each of the parks.
ACCIDENTAL POlSONlNG.—"Vesterday morning a la-
mentable accident occurred to a little boy named George
Moore, whose parents reside in the Bethnal-green-road,
under the following circumstances :—The father of the
deceased, who is a photographic artist, was engaged yes.
terday in his portrait-room, where be was in the habit
of using prussic acid, when the child entered for sons
purpose, and while his back was turned, the deceased
took a cup from the table and drank off a quantitytle
the poisonous liquid. The' parent immediately. dime-
vered the sad accident, and called in medical assistance.,
but although every effort was used the unfortunate
child died soon afterwards. The body awaits an inquest
before Mr. W. Baker, the coroner. •
Tun ARMY.—The following is a list of the officers
killed in the Crimea to the relatives of whom semi of
money have been paid in lien of pensions, in pursuance
of the provisions of the tenth clause of the Royal
warrant of the Ist of March, 1856, viz :--Lieutenant
James Collins Ashwin, 57th foot ; Captain James
Franklin Bland, 57th Foot ; Second. Lieutenant Joseph
Henry Butler, 23d foot ;_ Liebtenant Edward William
Eddington; 95th foot ; Lieutenant Charles Henry EVakii,
55th Foot ' • Captain Bowes Fenwick, 44th Foot ;
Major John Thomas Douglass Haikett, 4th Light Dra-
goons ; Captain Arundel Edmund Hill, 89th Foot ;
Major and. Brevet-Colonel the Hon. F. G. Hood,
Grenadier Guards ; Lieutenant George Mitchell, 57th
Foot`; Captain Lewis Edward Nolan, 15th Hussars;
Edwin Richards, 41st foot ; Captain William
I CaptainFrede riekAugustus Brooke, 47th foot ; Captain H.
miiiingchamp Vaughan, 90th .Foot ; Lieutenant Wile
Liam S. Worthington, 33d Foot ; and Captain Jack-
! son Wrey, 88th fooi, The sums paid varied from 4621.
to 4,3171. _