The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-05 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—ahis Day.)

LONDON, March s.—Virind this day at noon, E.;
fight airs, and cloudy.

(I), from Alex.ndria ; brings a large large
SouTILAMPTON, garch 5.--Wind E.—Arrived—Pera
specie. Sailed —lndite (a), for Alexandria. quantity of
WATERFORD, March 3.—Wind
Golden Age, from Africa for Liverpool.
PLY/SWUM, March 4. —Wind N. E.—Arrived—Dorade,
from Camillas for Antwerp. Sailed--Premier, for Bom-
bay.
CARDIFF, March 3.—Wind E.—sailed—Ganges, for
Rio Janeiro. _

- SWANSEA, Maroh 4.--Wind N.B.—Sailed—lsabel, for
Singapore.
GRIMSBY, March 4.—Wind E.—Arrived
Ber-
tram, from New York for Hamburg;
with Temperantia, from
Porsgrund for Teigumouth, very leaky, loss of sails,
and damage to rudder.—John Ber-

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
Wind N. LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.
Arrived, March 4.--Orient, from New York.; Beeja-
pore, Callao ; Jawe and Mary, Terceira; Miunief' 63'
Michael's.
Sailed, March 4—Anglesea, for S. Thomas ; Taurus,
(al, Trieste Z• E. Hooper, Baltimore; Tweedside,
(Bs Madras, via London.
gaited, March 5--Sarah Palmer for Calcutta.
Off—Elizabeth Niamilton, from New Orleans.

(111 r SIIEHA.HINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday Morning.
Wind N.B. • law water ; cloudy.
Arrived, Mearal s—Elizabeth and Ann, from St.
Michael's ; Antehope, steamer, from Liverpool.
Sailed, March 4—Canopus, from Baba.
Antwerp ; Mallard,
logSnaeil;edA,
dMlearrc(sh.)s....,—Bßreamsielnia; focrolßliielrb,oAa Rhine (s.),
Calcutta ; Symmetry, Leghorn.
DEAL, Friday Morning.
Wind N.E. by N., moderate.
Passel—Bertha. Kohn, for Buenos Ayres ; Donor,
Venice ; Frodericb. Groose, Valencia ; Regulus Mobile ;
Galatea, Algoa Nay ; Dolphin, Buenos Ayres • Robert
Bright, Cape of 'flood Hope ; Anna Krell, gombay ;
Horns, Valencia ; Lord Raymond, Madeira • Lizzie Oak-
ford, Sydney ; Caroline Agnes, Bombay ; Forester, St.
Vincent (all from London); William Singer, ship, from
Callao for London (in tow of two brigs, Victoria and
N apoloon).

THE HAYMARKET MIIRDEB.—Since Lani has been in
the House of Detention he has written a letter to his
father, telling hi.m not to forward as he had requested
in a former letter,. any money for him to Monte Video
"as he was still in London, and was likely to be for
some time to come.." He complains of much of his property
being detained by the police, and says if jeßtio, is done
to him by the authorities the money he paid for his
passage to Monte "Video will be restored to him. He
seems perfectly inffifferent to his situation, eats voraci-
ously, and in exorcising walks with an easy buoyant
air. In personal appearance, as well as in dress, he is
anything but prepossessing; b", evidently a young
man, he looks but at youth of great muscular power, He
pays great attentiom to an Italian Bible which he has
been provided with'.
DETERMINED SIJVCIDE AT BETHNAL-GREEN.—Yester-
day afternoon, shortly before four o'clock, a determined
act of self-destructisai was committed by Mary Joyce,
aged 61 years, lately residing at No. 3, Faller-street,
Brick-lane, Bethnal-green. It appears that the deceased
was the wife of a Spitslfields weaver, and for some time
past she had given way to bad habits. She ate a mutton
chop for dinner with her husband, after which he left
borne, when the deoessed seemed perfectly tranquil and
in her usual health. Upon his return at four o'clock, he
found the deceased suspended to the crose-beam of a
weaver's-loom by a piece of thin netting, She was cat
down immediately and an alarm was raised by the hue-
' band, who sent for Mr. Edmunds, the surgeon, of Brick-
lane, but when he attenided life was extinct. No reason
can be assigned for the moll act at present. The body
AwAits nn inquest before Mr. W. linker, the mow.