The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

The Jenny Jones, from Liverpool ; the Heildersheim,
from Glasgow ; and the Admiral Casey, from Cardiff,
were at San Francisco. The Sarah, loading at Apalachi-
co,a for Liverpool, and having got part of her cargo (950
bales of cotton) on board, was destroyed by fire on the
27th till-. The Sierra Nevada, from Havannab for Mar-
seilles, was ashore on Crocker's Reef, Savannah. The
Laura Snow sailed from Key Weet fur this port, with
part of the Agamemnon's cargo. The Martha Wesel],
in leiving Havanuah for Antwerp, got ashore at the
mouth if the harbour, but was got off without much
dama4e, and proceeded. The Rome, f.tom Liverpool, at
Savannah. The Scotia, from Liverpool, off Patux-nt.
The Chicopee, from Liverpool, at Baltimore. The
Japan• e Wilbelmine, off Swan Point, ftom Liverpool.
The Manshield, from Liverpool, for New Orleans, off
Charlestown. The Commodore, from Liverpool, and the
Herbert Huntingdon, from London, at Boston. The
American Union, from Liverpool, and the Celestial Em-
pire, from London, at Mobile. The Atalanta, from New
Orleans for Liverpool, off Bouble-head Keys, March 25.
The Be. tha (Hamburg ship) went ashore at San Anto-
nio, and became a total wreck. The General Parkhill
and the Lucunia, from Liverpool, and the Columbia,
from Havre, at Charleston. The Alarm, from London
for Sydney, New South Wales, was spoken, Jan. 31st,
in lat. 1 N., long. 27 W. The National Eagle and the
Pequo,, from London, the William Stetson, the Frank
Pierce, the Edward O'Brien, and the Harvest Queen,
from Liverpool, were at New Orleans. The Edwin Fox,
from Hong Kong and the Cape of Good Hope, with
coolies, and the Admiral, from Amoy and the
Cape of Gond Hope, with coolies, at Havannab.
The Empire City, from Havannab, at New York on
the 24,b, saw three large ships ashore near Coffio's
Patches, having evidently mistaken the new light off
Dry Shoal fur Caryarort.

NAVAL AND A RY INTELLIGENCE.

The Curragh camp is being filled with troops.
The Worcester-lire Militia, which have been quar-
tered there during the winter, were joined a month
ago by the 16th Foot from Templemore. The 2d
Royal Lanark Militia arrived from Kilkenny on
Tuesday last, and the Tower Hamlets Militia
reached the camp from Newry on Thursday last.
The Ist Royal Surrey and Leicestershire Regiments
of Militia are under orders of readiness to proceed
thither in a few days, and it is intended that not
less than 10,000 troops shall occupy the huts dur-
ing the ensuing drill season.
Intelligence has been received at the invalid de-
pot, St. Mary's Barracks, Chatham, that nearly
300 sick and wounded troops of various cavalry and
infantry regiments are now on their passage home
from India in the Hotspur and Emily, East India
Company's troop-ships, and may
,be expected to
arrive at that establishment towards the end of the
present month.,
The Wellesley, 72, Capt. G. Goldsmith, C. 8.,
the guardship of ordinary at Chatham, is ordered
to be paid off on the 30th inst., and will be recom-
missioned the following day, when she will have a
complement of 325 men.
The paddlewheel steam transport Rhadaman-
thus, Master-Commander F. R. Sturdee, from
Portsmouth, arrived at Plymouth on Saturday,
and went up harbour.