The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-19 00:00:00

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LONDON, Feb. 19,Wind this day at noon, E.; strong
breeze, and fine clear weather.
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froCnißoclll2)9; EFNa,irFye,bd.. 17.—Wind &E.—Arrived—Palma,
S.S.E.--Arrived—
Yacht, s E —Arrived—
Yacht, from St. Michael's; Excelsior, ditto; Nonpareil,
ditto. Sailed—Swan, for Greenland.
PLYMOUTH, Feb.lB.—Wind E. -Arrived —John Phillip,
St,
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Amsterdam. FLeobn.donlB:—:. 18.—Wind -.,... .
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(PEE ELECTRIC TELEGEAPIL)
Wind E. ; hard frost.B"TuAmvoN, Friday Morning.
Arrived—Argyll, steamer front Carentan ; Donegal,
Alfred, and Caledonia,
.Sunderland; rland ; Atalanta, steamer,
Jersey ; Ozema, Christianit:l; Victoria, Gothenburg; Jenne
Celestine, Rouen.
Sailed—L'Etoile, for Oherbourg.
Wind S.E. LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.
Arrived, Feb. 18—Bolus (not the Salem, as reported),
Messina ; Tasmania, Bombay ; Arena, Pernambuco ;
Faith, Bonny ; Braganes,
;Alice Tainter, Mobile ;
Emuloußres,
e St. Michael's ; Vtopia, London : Clara Wilhel-
mn.
Pours, screw steamer, for Lisbon, bas put back.
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(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
mina,
GRAVESEND, Friday Morning.
Wind E.; tide, fifth hour's ebb; weather fine.
Arrived, Feb. 18—Ruby, from Dunkirk.
Koh-i-Noor, St. Vincent • Nottingham,
Arrived, Feb. 19 - Alide, from Aarbaus.
Bremen; -Volunteer (1.), Antwerp ;
'aPtaaAlcides,l;ecr'onstantinople ; Panther (a.), Boulogne.
Sailed, Feb. 19—Berdianski, packet, for Syra ; Paris and
Dri:AL, Friday Morning.
BBotivirme London,nbionaydN S.E.
by
Passed, Feb. 18--Aoor, screw steamer, from Lohdon for
Malta.
Passed, Feb. 19—Adelaide, from Barbie° for London.
A ship, towing for the Downs by the Daring and Chal-
lenge light.
at 5 p.m. by the Aeor,
passed yesterday labreast
u thegs,
was
sugue Lightship.

Tne present Bombay mail brings advices of the safe
wTashiConveyed throughout by the
umoaerrntal Stearnynie Navigation Company
arrival of her Majesty's 94trhegRimeegnizecnotnastisKtiougrraoctli3e2e
tooPiffinae act
IheEnregws :yallnattdrh, ajaBnn3addnl was only 37 days in transit from Ply-
mouth to Kurrachee.
The report of the English and Australian Coal Com-
pany, preparatory to their meeting on the 23d, states
that since the meeting in August the available assets
have increased by about 9,000/., and recommends a
dividend of 2s. 6d. per share, free of income-tax.
SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ELECTION.—As was ex-
pected, the contest for so wide a constituency has been
extremely close. The following figures represent the
close of the poll, pending the official declaration :—Col.
H. Cartwright (Conservative), 1,973 ; Lord Henley
(Palmerstonian), 1,888 ; majority for Cartwright, 85.
A St. Petersburg letter states that the concession of
the railway from Dunabourg to Riga has been made to
the body of merchants of the latter place. The govern-
ment guarantees an interest of 4i per cent. for 75 years.
The line is to be opened to the public within three years.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ISLINGTON.--At an early hour
yesterday morning a destructive fire broke out on the
premises of Mr. J. Hawes, milliner and bonnet maker,
Plslington, whfch was not distinguished
unietirlPcmt row,aco-nsierable amount of property was destroyed.
The cause is unknown. Insured in the Sun.