The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

i.ormovt, Mich B.—Wiud thus day at noon, W. ;
dull weather.

PORTSNIOUTII, March 7.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived—
Simla (s. tpt.), from Constantinople ; Dee, Wool.
with.

`•.•:OUTIIAMFTON, March 7.—Arrived—Ann Powell, from
Loudon, for Valparaiso. Sailed—Argo, for the Back
Sea ; Tagus, Gibraltar, Sc.
FALMOUTH, March 7. —Wind F. —Arri ved—Fontahellr,
from laur,t,i US ; Fortuna, Oporto, with loss of bowsprit,
cutwatar, head, &c., from contact with a large outward
bound steamer, off the Lizard, during the night.
CORK, Male] G.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived—Azoff, from
St. John's, N.B.
PLYMOUTH, March 7. —Wind E. by N.—Arrived—Union,
from Jacuiel, for Hamburg. Sailed—H.M..S. Hawk, for
the West Indies.
CARDIFF, March 7.—Wind Gefion,
Porto Rico ; Southern°, St. Mark's ; Curt, Havana ;
taquia, Cape do Verds.
WINTERTON, March 7.—The brig Ocean, of and for
London, from Shields, struck on the Hasbarough sand
this morning and was abandoned on her broadside, with
S. feet of Water in boa hold. The master and four mon
landed hore, the remainder of the crew supposed to have
landed at Yarmouth. (Mom.—See Yarmouth paragrapb.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 25. A. heavy gale from the
Westward was experienced here last week, and many
losses and casualties are reported among the shipping.
The Red Rose, with coal, is likely to become a wreck. The
ship Lucinda Sears, of Now York, is reported to be on
shore and also likely to become a wreck. Many ships
have been in collision, losing bowsprits, spars, &c., and
others dragged their anchors half way up the Bosphorus.

(PIM ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning.

Arrived.—Ann Powell, from London; ljespaich (s.),
Jersey ; Express (e.), Havre.
Sailed.—South-Western and Wonder, (s.), for Jersey;
Atalanta., (s.), Havre ; Le Coq, and Georges, Cherbourg.
LINEIgOOL, Saturday Morning.
Wind N.W. _ _

Arrived.—Sehattion, from New Orleans.
Sailed.—Jarerniah Thompson, for Boston ; Caroline,
Marseilles ; Hermann, Frederica, .111:zeppa, and Charente,
for Melbourne ; Trader, Antwerp ; Ealinton (s.s.), Varna;
Georg© and Ann, Buenos Ayres.

BY SUBMARINE ANI) BRITISH TELEIRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday, 10.10 a.m.
Wind W. ; cloudy; tide, first hour's flood.
Sailed.—Bowditch, for Boston.
DEAL, Saturday, 9.43 a.m.
Wind N.W.,
Passed, AI arch 7. —John Pearse, for Genoa ; Marley
Hill (tpt. 169), Balaklaya ; Coerte Cornelius, Constanti•
nople ; Sandford, New Zealand; Coruubia, Hobart Town
—all for London.

CRYSTAL PALADE, March 7.—ONE SHILLING DAY.
—Admissions on payment, 628 ; ditto by season tickets,
199.—Total, 827.
THE MAILS.—SOUTHAMPTON, Friday.—The Pauinsu•
lar and Oriental Company's steam-shin Tagus, Captain
Weeks, left this day, with the usual Peninsular mails,
a general cargo ; specie for Lisbon, 9.6,570/. ; for Cadiz,
4,700 f. ; and 21 passengers, amongst whom were Capt.
Brett, Dore, aid Freeling, for Gibraltar.
MEDICAL STAFF OF TAE TURKISH CONTINGENT.—i
public dinner was given at Kertch on the 14th ult. by
the Medical Staff of the Turkish Contingent to the In-
spector-General, Dr. Macpherson. It took place in a
room lent for the occasion by Captain Fitzclarence, of
the 10th Hussars. The chair was occupied by Dr.
Vaughan, and about 80 guests were present. After the
usual toasts to the Queen and Royal family, the healths
of the Emperor of the French, the Sultan, and General
Vivian were successively proposed and duly honoured.
The toast of the evening—" The Health of Dr. Mac-
pherson"—was then given, and received very enthusias-
tically. That gentleman acknowledgel the compliment
in appropriate terms, and referring to the cordiality
which had prevailed between the army and the Turkish
people, said that the connection would do much to bring
about a social regeneration of that people. Dr. Simpson,
of the 31st, in acknowledging the toast of "Our
Brother Officers of the Army and Navy," said he longed
for the opportunity when her Majesty's troops and the
Turkish Contingent would take the field together, as he
was sure they would distinguish themselves against the
common enemy. "The Health of the Deputy-Inspec-
tor-General," " The Surgeons of the French army," and
other toasts connected w)th the occasion concluded the
entertainment,