The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-21 00:00:00

LLOYDI3 SITIPPING.—(This Day.)

boxpoti, Jan. 21.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.;
very strong, but fine.
BEAUMARIS Jan. 20.--Wind N.W.,
Livingstone, from Liverpool for Balla ; Hai-dingo, from
Liverpool for Demerara ; Julia Cobb, from Liverpool for
Havaisnah. gale—Arrived—

from Moulmein
PORTSMOUTH Jan 20 Wind N.W. to 11.. N. W.—
Arrived—Nugget' from Southampton for Adelaide.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 19 —Wind W.—Arrived—Meteor,
tins ; Ceres, ditto ; Don Rieonds, Pisquh; Admiral Blake,
Rio Grande.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 90 Wind N.W.—Arrived—
; Redgamitlet, Akyab ; Hadassab, Mauri-
A.trato (s), West Indies. ' S. ailed—lndus Os), for Alex.
andria.

SUNDERLAND, Jan.
Comas, Jan. 20,—Wind N W.—Arrived—Lieutenant
Bellot, from London for River Gambia; Gertrude, ditto,
for Malbourne. 20.—Wind N.W.—Sailed —Flying
Fish, for Barbadoea.

Arrived—Vi(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday Morning.
land; Donegal and Horner, Newcastle ;
Wind N. fresh.
Tern, Cousins, Hero, and Ed tora, Oak, Sahara
land; from Waterford •
Thomas, Woodbri ige ; Christiana, Portsmouth ; Atrato,
steamer, St. Thomas; Dispatch, steamer, Jersey ; Mal-
impulse, Seaham ;
Sailed—Nugget, with Government emigrants for Aus-
tralia ; Indus steamer, Alexandria •
, Alliance, steamer,
Havro ; Express, steamer, Jersey ; La Poule, Cherbourg.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Morning.
Wind N., strop b g reeze.
A bar • is at anchor at
que, with signals of distress flying/
East Hoyle. Steam tugs and life-boats gone to her.
Newport.
Arrived—British Queen, (5.5.), from Havre ; Oswego,
and Tweedside, (gal.), New Orleans; Clutha, Calcutta ;
Margaret, Cabello.
Off—Mertown, Ferdinand, and Sunny South.

A rrived Lightning°,
(BY FRIBMA.RINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Thursday Morning.
Wind W .N. w. •
half ebb ; fine.
Sailed—Hanover. steamer, for Ostend ; Lord J. Russell,
steamer, Dunkirk ; Elide, io Janiero.
Morning.
Wind N N.W.• strong.
rfyrosmtrosntg.
31; tide three hours' and-a-
half
from London,DEAiT
fhourrCsduabya; Margaret,
from Newcastle, for Seville.
Passed—Viscount Lambton, screw steamer, from Sun-
derland, for Havre.
Sailed--John Henry, for
westward. Mauritius; Peruvian, frigate,

CRYSTAL PALACE.— SRa,.
LING DAY.— Wednesday,
'
Payment 600 ; ditto by season
tickets, 234 ; total visitors, 834.
Jan. 20.—Admission on
To THE Bois.—Never marry a girl who is fond of
being always in the street—wh,, is loud of running to
night meetings ; who has a jewelled hand and an empty
head—who will see her mother work and toil while she
lays in bed and reads novels
or feigns sickness—who is
ashamed to own her mother because she dresses plain,
never learned grammar, or was accustomed to the eti-
quette of the drawing-room—...who is
always complaining
that she cannot get enough of money to dress like Miss
So-and-So, or go to parties like Such-a-one ;who wears her
shoes slipshod, or has a hole in her stnkings, and is too
lazy to mend it. Should you get such a one, depend
upon it you will have a dirty, untidy, miserable home,
and life of it. But the kind,
w, affectionate,,
ready
andtidy
anxiousgirl, w
to
who
helps her mother, who is always
accommodate her mother, father, brother and sisters ;
who is kind to the poor ; who .dresses neatly and accord-
ing to her means—who is always cheerful and fond of
accommodating others; if
you can get such a treasure
Int9your home will be a Paradise. Bos doyou hear that I
eriaan Paper. y , y
CANADIAN AND AMERICAN EMIGRATION.--An im-
portant arrangement has been completed between the
London and North-Western Railway and the Grand
Trunk Railway of Canada, by which passengers of the
first, second, and third classes can be booked at the
London offices of the latter Company, 21, Old Broad-
street, 8.C., to their destinations on the American con-
tinent, for one payment, which includes the railway
fare from London to Liverpool, the sea transit, either
by steam or by sailing ship, find the railway fare to
upwards of 160 leading stations and cities in Canada
and the lJnit,d States, as far even as Kansas, a dis-
tance of 1,694 miles from Quebec, and of 1,818 from
Portland. The valuable pamphlets on the resources of
Canada, the map of Canada, showing the railway
connections with the United States, the tariff of
through rates, and the protection afforded to emigrants
by the Grand Trunk route, continue to be issued as
usual, gratis, on application either personally or by
' letter, at 21, Old Broad-street, London, E.O.