The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, May R.—Wind this dip at noon, N.E.;
moderate breeze, and cloudy.
OFF DOVER, May 7.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Welling-
ton, from Rotterdam for Sydney.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 7.—Wind
N.E.—Sailed—Alham-
bra (a), for Gibraltar.
PORTSMOUTH, May 7.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Her Ma-
jesty's steamer Seaniew, from eastward, AO proceeded to
westward. Sailed---Her Majesty's steamer Rhadamanthus,
for westward.

PLYMOUTH, May 7.—Wind S.--Arrived—Orwell, from
London for Port Phillip.
NEWPORT, May 7. Wind E.—Arrived--Uranla, from
Plymouth for St. Thomas.
for Gi CARDIFF, May 7.—wind O'Keep,
braltar N• W—Sailed—Eliza

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TELEGItSfrIy Morning.
Wind N.N.E. ; fine.
Arrived, May 8.--Darwent (s) from St. Thomas ;Havre
(a), Ebwre; Lady Eglington (s), 'Dublin.
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Oadine
Sailed, May 7. . steamer, for Dublin ; Caro-
lipid& and Le Coq, Cherbourg ; Argyll, r II atomiser, Carentan.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.
from Bahia.
Arrived, 2.0”
reigns
South-
Western,
_er --Joiefina, for Matanzas.
Sailed, May
Marrietha, Twaantje and Aaron Eaton,
Sailed, May 7-1 re
Savannah; Neptune, Hali-
fax; Nerobey, Pornau.
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(BY SUB3IABINE AND BRITISX TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday Morning.
Wind E. ; tide one hour's ebb ; weather fresh and dne.
Arrived, May 7—Jesine, from Norderschleuse ; Magnet,
steamer, Hierhing.
Arrived,
May S.—Weever, from Weaner ; Leena, Stock-
holm ; Effort, Rotterdam ; LEolas, Liberia; Schwalbe,
(s.), Bremen.
failed, May B.—Euphemus, far Kurrach •
ea Aerolite,
and Planet, steamers, Hamburg.
DEAL, Saturday M
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Morning.
Wind N.E., moderate.
Passed.—Cleveland, (a.s.), from Africa, for Loudon.
Sailed. - Spitfire, for London.

RLTISOURED MUTINY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN star
IN THE MERSET.—LIVERPOOL, TbUrSday• —This morn-
i
ing it was currently rumoured n the neighbourhood of
the Exchange Docks that a mutiny had broken out on
boar,' the American ship Ocean Monarch, at anchor in
the Mersey. On proceeding on board the Officers of the
detective force discovered that a disturbance, which at
one time threatened to assuma a very serious character.
commenced between some of the officers and about 20 of
the crew, the latter refusing to proceed to sea owing to
some alleged cruel treatment experienced at the hands of
the officirs. The recent exposures of brutal treatment of
sailors on board American vessels caused a more than
usual credence to be attached to many
flying reports%
The police officers could not find any case of gross bru-
tality or harsh conduct used on the part of the officers of
the ship, and believe that the charges were trumped up
by some of the most violent of the crew to evade sailing
in the vessel, they baying, however, in the mean-
time, got advance notes granted, and money ad-
vanced upon them. The Ocean Monarch had on
board a very large number of emigrants, chiefly Irish
and German, and was to have taken her departure
for New York this afternoon. She belongs to the
-
firm of Messrs. Batbbone Brothers, of this port, who
would not countenance anything like cruelty being corn
mitted on board their vessels. She is the largest Ameri-
can ve.e•el that ever entered the
need-
less . Mersey, and possesses
.ss the greatest stowage of any vessel pert_ It ;
to add that the emeate, while it lasted, caused no
small consternation on board. The sailors who refused
to proceed in the vessel were landed by a steam-tug and
taken before the American Consul, Mr. Tucker, who
arranged the matter without the aid of the local
authorities.