The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-25 00:00:00

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

ONDON, March 25.—Wind this day at noon, N.E.
ight breeze, and tine. _

-QUEENSTOWN, March 23. —Wind S.W.—Arrived—
Testa, from ItAngoon ; Hope (ss), from Africa for Liver-
pool, short of coals. Sailed—Louisa Kellum, foe New
York.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTH AMP I ON, Thursday Morning.
Wind N.E.

Arrived—Purveyor and Rising sun, from Swanage ;
Wonder, steamer, from Jersey; La Pouts, from Cher•
bourg ; Alliance, steamer, from Havre.
Naile.l—Express, steamer, for Jersey; La Pottle, for
Cherbourg; Argyll, steamer, for Carentan.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Morning.

Wind S.E.

Arrived, March 24 —Nora GI aema, new iron ship, from
Belfast; Allottar, from the Mauritius; Ella E. Badger,
f►om New Orleans.

Arrived, March 25—Samuel, from Gondives New
World, New York ; Danube, Buenos Ayres; Marguerite
and De Christina, Nantes.
Sailed, March 24—Melana, for OdeFsa.
Sailed, March 25—Alliance, for Charleston ; 'Arabi
Southward, New ,Prlesns ; Ishuid.City, Galveston ;. Pil-
grim, St. John's, New Brunswick.

Nichola3,steamer, from Runcorn, for Dublin, gob
aground ou the North Bank yesterday, but came off en the
evening flood and proceeded.

(BT SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Th
Wind E. N.E ; tide high water ; cloudy.ur sday Morning.
Arrived, March 24—Mary Felker, from St. Michael's ;
Skimmer of the Sias, Algoa. Bay ; Thames, Hamburg.
Arrived, March 25 --Feret, from Gravelines ; No One,
St. Malo ; Moselle, steamer, Rotterdam ; Baron Osy,
Antwerp Earl Auckland, steamer, Rotterdam ; Pi lot,
Hamburg ; Thalia, Lisbon ; John and Jane, Antwerp ;
Brilliant, Guernsey ; Holland, Ostend ; Condor (8.), llrer
men ; Leonne, Gravelines ; John and Edward, Call is ;
Expert, Rouen ; Planter, Louvain ; Collier (s.), Antwerp.
Sailed, March 25. Neptune (s.), for Havre.
DEAL, Thursday Morning;.
Wind N. W. by N., moderate.
Passed, 24th—White Falcon, from Havre, for Sunder.
land; Lady da Crespigny, from London, for Dominica;
Emma Lincoln, barque, from Antwerp, for Havannah..
..Passed in tow, 24Lh—North Wind, from Hongkong, !or
London.

Sailed—All the outward bound, except Scoresby, few
Adel).

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whom they attacked with sticks and a billhook, so that
the old man was in danger of his life for some time, and
is 3et in a state of great debility. On the trial an
approver named Pardue swore that Gordon was the man
who attacked the old man with the billhook, and, being
found guilty, he was sentenced to death by Baron
Watson without hope of mercy. his companion being
sentenced to penal servitude. Efforts have since been
made to obtain a revocation of the sentence, and it
has b.en represented to the Judge and the Secretary
of S ate for the Home Department that the man who
attacked the old people with the billhook was the ap-
prover himself. Mr. Walpole has accordingly bad an
iniereiii,v with the jwige, which has resuLed in his ad-
vising her MajeNty to commute the convict's sentence to
penal servitude for life. When this was made known
to the condemned rnau be bad already taken leave of his
wife, his two children, and an aunt, so firmly convinced
was he that the sentence would be oarritid into exenuf
Wm.