The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, June 4.—Wind this day at noon, S.W.;
strong breeze and fine.

COPIES, June 3.—Wind S.E.—Artived—Adelaide (si),
from China, and left for London.

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SWANSEA, June 3.—Wind S.W.—Sailed—Rio Vonza,
for Pernambuco.

PORTSMOUTH, June 3.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived—Ade-
laide (se), from China.

FAiatOtrril, Juno 3.—Wind S.W.—Sailed—Eagle, for
Newcastle and Rio Janeito; Maria Leocadiii, for St.
Thomas.

OFF QUEENSTOWN, June 2.—Arrived—Garland, from
Rio de Is Hache.

OFF DOVER, June 3.—Arrived—Adeline, from New
York for Bremen.

QUEENSTOWN, Jane 2.—Wind W.S.W—Arrived—
Voyageur, from Baltimore.

HOLYHEAD, June 2.---Wind W. S. W.— Arrived-r-Me
deneio, from Cuba.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAM.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Morning.

Wind W.

Arrived—Petit Louisa, from Port, Madou ; Ondine,
steamer, London ; Anna Maria, Carlineugh ; Atlanta,
steamer, Jersey ; Glendorgan, Rouen; Arbutus, Sunder-
land ; Undine, Middlesborough.
Sailed—Carolinda, and Lscoq, for Cherbourg ; Ondine,
steamer, Dublin ; Argyll, steamer, Carenton.
LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.

Wind W.S.W.
Arrived, June 3.—Petchelee from Callao; May Queen,
Caldera; Foam, Corsico ;
Blarney, New Orleans.
Arrived, June 4.—Salvador, packet, from Acajutla ;
Pensewitz Stettin ; St. Joie, Rouen ; Stad Eusede, Am-
sterdam.
Ofr.—Tempest, SylvanuB, Blanchard, and Red Rose.
Sailed, June 3. Cry bahtio,
for• Laura Snow, Montevideo. Bahia ; Urania, Memel ;
Sailed, June 4.—Para Bella, for SingaporeD. Wive;
' Sydney • Monterey, Savannah Windsor Forest, and
Thor, Quebec.

(BY SUBMARINE AN BRITISM TELEGRAPH.)
GSAVESEND, Friday Morning.
Wind calm ; tide three hour's ebb ; weather fine.
Arrived, June 4—lsabella, from Lisbon; Alliance,
Guernsey.
Sailed, June 3
Hall, steamer, Genoa.
—Reindeet, for Buenos Ayres; Sydney

DEAL, Friday Morning.

Wind N.N.
Passed, June 3—Volti geut,i_from Rotterdam, for Droge;
Ane Jones ; Asia, London, Nevis.
Passed—Calypso, from 1-4°odon, for Antigua ; Constance,
London, Port Phillip ; schooner showing blue flag, No.
1,593, from north, for westward.
The proprietor of the P
i3aro is said to have sold his
paper for the sum of 250,000 E M. de Pone is rather
better than otherwise, and
his medical attendants think
that if he continuesnhis present state he may be
brought in a week or so to Paris.

Mn. SPURGEON'S Dtatl3 v-
' DAlY.—Friday week is ex-
pected to be singularly attractive. The rev. gentleman
collected 40,000 to meet him
" on a fast day a: Greenwich.
It is not likely
be will disappointed in a greater ob-
ject.
STEAM TO NEW Your.—The screw steam-ship Sax-
onia will leave Southampton tc-day for New York, with
freight and passengers.
PENANG, April 15.—The ship Julie, of Bombay, put
in yesterday ;bort of provisions end water, she having
been 66 days from Bombay to Singapore, with convicts.
Oa her passage she was as nearly taken by the convicts
as pos ible, and was only saved by the prompt and ener.er-
getic measures taken by Captain Vettick, hercommand
I think his conduct beyond all praise and deserving the
greatest publicity. It appears ea pt. Fettick was going
to breakfast when be beard the ooise, and report of the
convicts being adrift ; ho at once srized a double bar-
relied gun, which he fortunately had
loaded -
, and ran to
the main batch, where he saw the
most desperate
victof the wbvle eaeg. using a
bet freely to all
con-
about him. Capt. Fettick called to Limn and on the fell seeing Capt. Fettick, took deliberate
low looking up
uim at him with a musket he had seized ;
Capt. Fettick
therefore let fly, and shot him (had,
Another convict,
a little farther off,
was ale YPalii"g free use of a bayonet,
when Capt. Fettick gave him the contents of his other
barrel, and dropped him a corpse.
It is hard to say
what might have been the result hal the Chieftain not
hove in sight, as the convicts were to well armed, and
would have soon had their irons off, as they had the car-
pouter's hammer and a chisel with them. This is another
convincing prof that too
The
a look-gut cannot be
kept on these murdering villains.
."-he two fellows who
killed the havildar are in heavy 'rolls, and no doubt will
meet their reward at Singapore...-.W. Q. Seepherd,
Lloyd's Surveyor.
REUNION DES ARTS.—The second Concert of the sea-
son of this society, which was cointnec
ced in 1851, and
has established for iteelf a high position amongst the
artistic societies of Europe, took place
last evening, at
76, Harley-street, under the presidency of Sir William
John Young. The proarain.me comprised selections
Donizetti, P.
from Beethoven, Rossini, Morlacehi, &cr.,
(Sze. A Mademoiselle de Vanneroy, her
first appearance
in this country, gave an aria from
"Norma" very effec-
tively. Madlle. Finoli, who, we are glad to see, has
entirely recoveral from her late serious indisposition,
which has not left even the shadow , f a trace behind,
sang Rassini's " Pensa Oa Patric" most exquisitely, and
was vrErinly and unatiinou-ly applauded. In the second
part, Madlle. Fitioli also sail " Caro suono lusinghiero,"
by Morlaechi, in her u.ual brilliant and effective style,
leaving nothing to be de,ired. Herr G. A. Schmidt.
performed a sonata with great ex cutive skill ; arid
Madlle. Von Wendheirn was very successful on the
violin, in a romance by Baetboven and tt fantasia by
Donzetti, and was much applauded. Great praise is
due to Herr Wilhelm Ganz for the admirable manner in
which he acqui=red himself as pianist accompagnateur,
and to Herr Goifrie, the conductor, under whose direc-
io the whole went off exceedingly well.