The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(This Mt.)

LONDON, July 27.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.E. ;
light breezo, and fine,
PLYMOUTH, July 26.—Wind W.S.W.—Sailed—Lady
Peel, for Quebec ; Gana bis, (s.s.), Coast of Africa.
FALMOUTH, July 26. —Ari ivect—Lord Hardinge, from
Havana ; Christian, Havana ; Johanna, Rio Uraude.
CaDB. July 26.—Arrived—Jo,ephine, from Havanna ;
Jeseey, Montreal.
DUBLIN, July 26.—Arrived - -Illos, from Quebec ; Man-
aanito, St. John's.

QUEENSTOWN, July 2G.— Arrived—Dave, from Liver-
pool, for Mel bourne.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.--Arrived— Sally Ann, from
Whitehaven, for Cardiff, with loss of mainmast, and two
men washed overboard in a squallyesterday off the isle of
Man.
PILL, July 26. —Wiwi N.N.W.—Arrived—Thomas
Baring, from St, George's, U S.
MUMBLES. July 26 - .Arrived—Tay, from Quebec.
BEAUMARIS, July 25.---During the night of the 24th of
July the vessels lying here encountered a heavy gale,
which caused the Reaper, from Whitehaven, and the
Sarah, from Banaw, to become leaky.
SWANSEA, July 24.—Arrived—ChAzdia, from Co-
quimbo; Aurone, San Sebastian.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAM.),
LivaarooL, noonday Morning.
Wind S.S.E.
Arrived, July 26.—Margaret Jones, from Seville ; Dodo,
screw steamer, Rotterdam.
Arrived, July 27.—Niagara, from Quebec ; Perseverant,
Antwerp ; Queen of the South, Callao.
Off. —Loodiarlah, and Stranger.
The mastheads of a schooner wera seen yesterday, at fivo
p.m , three miles north-north-west of the Bell Buoy, by
the steamer Fur, which brought away main boom and part
of stern —the latter round.
Sailed, July 26.—British Queen, screw steamer, for
Havre; Muscougus, Philadelphia; Toronto, Motttre.4l ;
America, screw steamer, Cadiz ; Lebanon, screw steamer,
Salonica ; Advance, Newfoundland.
Sailed, July 27.—International, for Mobilo.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BR TISH TE• EGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday Morning.
Wind S.S.W. ; tide first hour's flood ; weather fine.
Arrived, July 26—Sardinia, from Eassien • Johanna
Maria, Soderham ; Eliza, Riga ; Alacrity, Algca Bay ;
Maria Louisa, Havaimah ; Albion, Colombo; Commerce,
Caen ; H.M.S. Firefly, St. Paul de Loando ; City of Ham-
burg, Hamburg.
Atrived, July 27 Fycno rd, from Rotterdam ; Baro-
ness,Hav ;
Gtio
an n ahe;Sna, siaa King,rand iaßiga ; Jongo Liefter, St
Petersburge ;
Margreta Gesina, St.
Petersburg.
Sailed, July 27—Guiding Star, for Archangel.
DEAL. Tuesday Morning.
Wind S.S. W., moderato.
Passed—Or ,zin, fr.en Wells, for Alexandris ; Arrow,
Sundt rlatol, Oporto; Bosphorus, London, Calcutta; Mary
Gillispie, brig, from westward, London ; Mary Watkins,
schooner, from the north, for the westward.
Anchored—Victoria, brig, from Shields, for Alexandria ;
Liverpool Packet, barque, from the north, for westward.
Sailed--Teresa, Virginie, Canaro, Ealing Grove, Prutb,
and all the outward bound.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
office from the Govornors of the North American Pro-
vinces and the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands.
At a meeting of the Australian Mining Company
to-day, Mr. R. F. Davis in the chair, it was resol‘ed,
after considerable discussion, to diecontinue mining ope-
rations for the present.
The report of the Maraquita and New Grana'a
Mining Company, preparatory to their meeting on tie
29th, recommends a dividend of le. per share.