The Sun.
London, England, 1860-03-12 00:00:00

THIS DAY'S SHIPPING.

„„ tni< DON, March 12.—Wind this day at noon, S. to
; light airs and hazy.
The report of the arrival of the Saldanha from Melbourne
Liverpool yesterday is incorrect.
CAUDIFF, March 11.—Sailed—Albatross, for Rio Janeiro
"--Princebs, for Bahia,
8-vr TI. ,E A March 10.—Wind S.E.—Sailed—Tarquine,
torCeAy
Dovnn, March 11.—The Wagoola, of and from London,
Vent ashore yesterday a mile to the eastward of Folk,-
*tone. Is discharging, and two powerful steam tuts
will
*tempt to get her off. If they fail, it is expected she will
not be got off till next spring tides. The Woodcote, Lon-
.(Po. to Adelaide, S.A., went ashore last night at Dymchurch.
4a being lightened, and attempts will be made to get her off.

(EY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SounwarToN, Monday Morning.

'Wind S.E.
Arrived, March 10.—John and Jane, from London ;
Xliza, from Newport , Alarm, from St. Breux ; Havre,
steamer, from Havre; Dispatch, steamer, from Jersey;
&My Eglinton, steamer, from Dublin.
Sailed, March 10.—Madeline, for Swansea ; Industry, for
Newport ; Euxine, steamer, for Lisbon ; Lady Eglinton,
steamer, for London ; Havre, steamer, for Havre ; Cornet,
for Jersey.
Arrived, March 11.—Pera, steamer, from Alexandria;
Atalanta, steamer, from Jersey ; Wonder, steamer, from
Havre; Tamar, from Cardiff; Brothers, Frolic, Alarm,
Susannah, Mechanics' Own, Lavinia, Hero, Gertrude, Salt-
lanm, and Danube, all from Newport.
Sailed, -March 11.—Jeune Agnes. and Jeune Armand,
for Carentan ; Georges, for Cherbourg; Dove, Friends, and
Wstlfo,.d Alice, for Newport,
Sailed, March 12.—Anacreon, 'for Swansea; Paul, for
Card iff.

Orr SUBMARINN AND BRITISTI TELEGRAPII.)
GRAVESEND, Monday Morning.
Wind, S,, ; tide, five hours' ebb ; weather fine.
Arrived., March 11—Billah from Shanghai ; City of
l'eterborcmgh, frdhi the Mauritius ; Halpina, from Chris-
tiana.
Arrive d, March 12—Lionne, from Gravelines ; Morning
fr( St. Vincent; Veritas, Dublin Lass, William
-L,44c1 Dla ry, and Rover, all from Guernsey ; Sara, from
'l44lderi; Welcome, from Dunkirk; Nautilus, from Rostock.
Sailed , March 11—Adonis, steamer, for Amsterdam.
Sailed, March 12—Matura, for the Cape of Good Hope.
DEAL, Monday Morning.

ad, S.S.W.; moderato.
4-113hored—Alma, of Bordeaux, from west, for Antwerp,
444 t3werver, from Rotterdam, for Cardiff.
/)1/a3sed—Rebecca, from Porto Rico, and Oregon, from
trtlaslviek, U.S.—both for London; City of Brussels,
c'.44 Rouen, for Shields.
pill Back—Furst, from Wittgenstein., tor Newport.
A. Eby

Frubseription is on foot for the eregtion of a me-
he fl winclovr to Mrs. Hemanß., to be placed in the church
'ere she lies buried—that of St. Anna, Dublin. The
tked cost is £250, of
relu tY promised to lead which about one-fifth has been
the subscription.
it' V'TAL DESTRWOTION OF A SPINNING MILL AT
s TON. —About. a quarter before si& On Friday morning,
discu-,ered in the third story of the cotton-spin-
-I,reirit mill of -elessrs. J. and J. Haslam, in Paritcr.sticet,
Yard, °IIIO.. ri
he mill was. four storeys high, abet about 40
preps 30 yards in breadth, eon_tamed 29,000 spin-
-200 11- A rations, and gave end to from 150 to
Wll.. Anis. Immediately after the discovery of the fire and
a- 41 the gas had only bc'::in turned on about five minutes,
1,4 alarm was given 1,1 one of the spinners, who tan for it
vita et of water, on his return he found that the room
l'‘-rt..,ass,of 'names. The engines,. With the brigade and
2, 0 (":..t, the superintendent, arrived at the fire in about
Auld ~-71`,:e" but the fire had then so spread—having laid
either building—that the efforts of the firemen,
Asir -o extinguish the flames or to save any portion of the
th building were utte owerless. In 15 minutes after
-.5 discovery of the fire her oof had fallen in, the windows
were all burnt out, the flooring of the different storeys gave
1".3r almost simultaneously, and, along with the mules,
r4,illg frames, Scc , fell to the ground floor with a fearful
bat`4Bl,7 nothing of 'the main building being left standing
a. portion of the north and south walls. The engine
boiler houses, at the east cud of the mill, were left gun-
by the fire. Nothing definite is known as to the
!;),flisfria of the casualty. The building and its contents were
. ured for £20,500 sum it it thou& barely
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