The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S ERlF'Piliti'.--(lVs Day.)

LONDON, May 20. —Wind this day at noon, W.'
light breeze and fine.
FALMOUTH May 19.—Wind W.—Arrived—Edgoola
Ablasund, for Havannab, with foretopatast and jibbooat
carried away.

OFF QUEENSTOWN, May 19.—Arrived—Alice, from
Demerara, and proceeded for London.
QUXENzTOWN, May 19.—Wind W.—Arrived—Falcovf
from Callan ; George Rivers, Callao; Templar,from B 41"
badoes.

CHATHAM', • May 19.—Arrived—Abboylaud, from

COWES, May 19.—Arrived--L. von Loolandorff, frora

CARDIFF, May 19. —Wind N. W.—Sailed—Robert
B.►rker, for Panama.

DARTMOUTH, May l9.—Wind W.—Arrived—J(l°l.e'
from Sierra Leone. Sailed—City of Manchester, for Gib:
raltar and Algoa Bay.
MILFORD, May 19.—Wind W.—Arrived—Patona,
Liverpool, for Honolulu, with mate disabled, and havia
been struck by a heavy sea the same day, off Waterford ;
Flora, ditto, for Bombay, with master sick.
CRONgTADT, May 15.—The ship Burgeimeister Peterset
from Newea,itles, got on shore on the Northern Reef, 011
Tolbuken, and is in a dangerous position, but still tight'
An agreement has been entered into to get her off.
LIVERPOOL, May 20. Wind W.—Arrived—Eaaa
Jacket, from Melbourne, with 46,000 ounces of gold a°
2;,030 sovereigns.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOZL, Thursiay Morning•
Wind W.

Arrived, May 19. —Rome, from Saavnnah British
Queen, screw steamer Havre; Scamander, screw steamer'
Alexandria; ; Juno, Pillau; Pelican, screw steamer, 10"
terdatn; Emilie, St. Übes.
Arrived, May 20.--Ilatokah, from Savannah ; Charles
Thompson, Charleston ; Spey, Licata; Aglae, Seville
Poca Holitas, New Orleans.
"SJUTHAMPTON, Thursday
Wind W.
Arrived— Swanazo; from Swanage ; Despatch steamer,
Jersey.
S.iled.--Ocean, for Newport ; •Alliance, steamet,. of f
Havre; Courier, steamer, Jersey; Lewellyn, Cardiff.
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(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Thursday Morning'
Wing W. ; tide three-hours' ebb ; fine.
Arrived, May 19—Ide, from Leghorn.
Arrived May 20.—West Charton, from Faro ; ;
Cesar, Terceira; Oriental, Bassien ; Kate, Snlyri;
Wave, Dantzic; Schiedam, and Earl of Auckland, 10 .
terdat.n ; D3rwent, steamer, Palermo; Holland, Oaten'
BaronoJy, Antwerp.

DEAL, Thursday Morning'
Wind W.N.W., mod rate.
Passed—James Holmes, and FtHefty, barque, for 14°11.
don ; Wilton, Jamaica.
Sa,,lad—Lord Ashley, Chester, Alma, Wave, Emerfad°
Mizab, Northern Light, Western Cnief, Constantinet
Porisins, Palestine, Seltice, Millicent, with nearly lb
whole of the outward bound.

The French naval squadron in the Pacific is about t:
be reinf ced. The command of the squadron has.P.
been givers to Commander Saice t.
Instructions have been sent from Paris to Baron'Ore
in Chins, to treat with the Imperial Commissioner with'
out going t >Pekin. The Chinese Commissioner holu•
prtmho
Ogee
ranretiaoponk
vroyet
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,ef nt
to the
Prince,ivaptrpihelesi
eddt andi
ogdignity
with
citoymamol
lfutnhticonsequentlyect,ael)t
necessary
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and
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ode,
s:
The Impetueuse, French steam-frigate, left powers.Touon On
17th for Alicante, to escort Qv:ten Isabella duria
her voyage to Valencia.
The St. Petersburg Gazette of the 15th inst. announce:
that the navigation at Cronstadl, at Narva, and Ry bi°l
(on the V,Age) is now open.
It is not yet decided that the Paris Conferences 0111
meet on the 20th as proposed.
tbe
C tent Walowaki and Lord Cowley are amongab -.0
earliest invited to Fontainebleau. The court circle Rill
be bnaley:
Pyrenees-Orientates
eoenmased
f_hEotyTshl
considerable.
Datia ehuot
netutaais2vi
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isgdH.ll.
•BA,
d,tlaoarjahitlmoer-s,haSizoTpote°h,d:
es
Riviera. The iiurnal adds : An idea may be forio'is
of the quantity of hail which fell at Perpignan whe,:to
r lz 0
rinneitihhea ffei
is stated that it required more than ten large 031*do
m
carry away what uas swept up in the small Place
zapultiati.lartat—tr,
particularly
,!ae
days
sth
asutgroaor
vie
tpt:divico_ti
Col ego."
DEATH or ANOTHER HArRLoCIL—We regret of
to record the death of Lieutenant C. W. Havelocik,oo.
the Ghoorka Regiment, nephew to the late Major (100,
rat Havelock. He belonged to Sir E. Legard's col
which marched to the support of Azithghur some 600,
time ago. It appears that on marching out ofJaill' Sit
a large body cf rebels were on the pi vine to attar
Edward in the rear on his approach to Azinaghtif; bias
caused the Col:inel to alter his plans, and compell."Wwle
before proceeding further to disperse this body, su'ir. wal
hunting up these fellows poor Lieutenant Havel°°,- oat
."- shot from a hut in an Obscure village. Havelock of
Goruekpore and Azinaghur at the time of the Inu7i'boe•
•; he 12th Irregulars, of which he was adjutant. has
been before
went up a volunteer with his uncles noreti
been before Lucknow ever since. His fate is (ft pito
by all who knew him. Hie remains were
Jaunt ore and buried there.—Delhi Gazette, Acrivio.
LOUD CANNING'S EXPLANATION OF THE C°l4cioubtt
TION CLAUSE.—Determined to leave nothing in meat
he Governor-General has instructed the Gose!,*ll do
Secmary to address to the administration cf u.:i,
10 chs.
despatch explanatory of his Proc'amation. tu
=patch we ate told—lot, That "this proclamation„
dressed to the chiefs and inhabitants of Oade•
„iioo
With respect to those who are free from the,:ufy,booo
of having put to death or injured Europeans; "
:that
.nen their lives are guaranteed and their honour;
..tei
is, in native acceptation, they will neither be trausr,bo
.-terosa seas bor placed in prison." 3d. That theses, 'out
surrender and give security for their peaceable bei,lls9ioo
may be allowed to go home ; but that " the res
to return to their homes mast not be considered a.; for
ostblment of them in the possession of their lands 'will
the deliberate disposal of which the Government
preserve itEel unfettered."—Daily News.