The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'Z SKIPPING.—(ritia Day.)

LONDON, Juno 14.—Wind this day at noon, S.W. ;
light broeze and sultry.
CADDIFF, June 12.—Wind S.—Sailed—Mario and
Auguste, for Porto Rico; John Henry, Bermuda; Bly-
mar, New York.

QUEENRTOWN, Juno 12.—Wind W.—Arrived - -Susan
Knapp, from Rio Grande; her Majosty's steamer Curatjoa,
from Portsmouth, and sailed on her return; Chas. Holmes,
from Liverpool to Calcutta.
LONDONDERRY, June 12.—Wind W.-- Sailed—Mo•
bongo, for Philadelphia.
DUNDEE, June 11.—Wind E. —Sailed—Deodea, fur
Melbourne.
ARDROSSIN, June 11.--Wind S. W.— Sailed—Barkby,
for Demerara.
CLYDE, June 12.—Wind S. W.—Arrived—Dona Af-
foina (is), from Gibraltar.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning.

Wind W.
Arrived, June 12—Havre, steamer, from Havre; Tyne,
steamer, Brazils Ondine, steamer, Dublin ; Limerick
Lass, atd South Pictor, Newport; La Poole, Cherbourg ;
Alhambra, steamer, Gibraltar; Martha, and Friends,
Newport.

Sailed- -Teviot, steamer, for Alexandria; Hunghorn,
Newcastio ; Indian Empire, steamer, Galway.
LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind S.S.W.

Arrived, June 13--Heath Park, from Barbadoes ; At-
lantic, Belize; Thames, St. John's, N.B. ; Frankfort,
screw steamer, Lisbon ; Caroline, and Victoria, Ostend.
Arrived, June 14th—Nerbudda, from Manilla; Em-
manuel, Bilboa.

Off—Hzudoo, from Pernambuco; T. D. Metcalf; Eu
phrates, screw steamer ; and Harpley.
Sailed—Cornelia Lawrence, and William Rathbone, for
New York ; Sylvia, Calcutta.

(BY SUBMARINE LND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday Morning.
Calm, tide last hour's ebb, weather tine.
Arrived, June I.s—Pad.au, from Odessa ; Zuleika,
Porto Rico ; Aerolite, Hamburg ; Layer !, Port Natal ;
Amalia, Christiania ; Janus, Lisbon ; Margaret Ann,
Rotterdam ; Ludvig, Wismar; Eliza and Esther, Shang-
hai.

Arrived, Juno 14.—New Rambler, from Konigsberg ;
Mary Louisa, Savannah.

DEAL, Monday Morning.

Wind S.S.W.; moderate.
Passed, June 13.—Sophie, from Barbadoes ; Ondine,
Lisbon--both for London ; Couranto, for Cape of Good
Hope ; Daisy, Colombo ; Daniel Webster, New York ;
Mary Waugh, Cardiff; Alvida, Rouen ; Deptford, Con-
stantinople ; Faith, Colon ; John Goodyear, Newport
Tar, Swansea—all from Loudon.

APPROACHING MARRIAGES IN
HIGH LIFE.

Lord Norreys, the son of the Earl of Avendon, is
about to be married to Miss Townley, the daughter of
Lady Caroline Townley.
A marriage is on the lapis between Miss Vereker,
daughter of Lord Gort, and Mr. Bassett, of Prince's
gate.
A matrimonial alliance is arranged between Colonel
Carew and a sister of the Marquis of Sligo.
The marriage of the Marquis of Sligo with Miss
Nugent will take place at the end of July or beginning
of Augu.t.
Lord Woraley's marriage with Lady Victoria Aleran-
drina Hare takes place at the end of July.—Court
Journal.

BERLIN, June 13.—Accounts from Belgrade, dated
the 11th, at 11 p.m., state that in the course of the day
some Nizams (Turkish troops of the line) attacked the
house of the British consul, but were driven off by the
Servians who were on guard. The Sarvian troops still.
protect the British consulate. The Turkish population
of Servia is in a state of great agitation.
LIVERPOOL, June 12.—The Cunard steamer Persia,
Captain Judkins, sailed to-day for New York, with 130
passengers and the usual, mails. Among the passengers
was Lord R. Grosvenor (son of the Marquis of West-
minster), Lord F. Cavendish (son of the Duke of Devon-
shire), Baron Welterstedt, and the Hon. Mr. Ashley.
On Wednesday next the steamship Anglo-Saxon will
sail hence for Quebec and Montreal, with the Canadian
mails. Letters will be received at the Liverpool post-
office until 10.45 a.m., with late fee until 11.15, and on
the landing-stage until 12 at noon.
THE MAILS, &O.—SOUTHAMPTON, June 12.—The
Royal Mail Company's steamer Teviot, Captain Wool-
ward, took her departure to-day fot Malta and Alexan-
dria, with the mails for the Australian and New Zee-
land colonies, 31 passengers (including Lieut.-Colonel
Broughton), jewellery of the value of 4,000/., and a mo-
derate cargo. Letters from the Mauritius announce
the arrival there of the European and American Com-
pany's screw steamer Indiana on the morning of the 31
of May, and her departure for Gallo on the 6th ; all
well on board. Sunday.—The Indian Empire steam-
ship, Captain Courtenay, sailed hence at noon for Gal-
way, which port she leaves on the 18th inst. for New
York, via Halifax.

Mena soft Director-General of the
Post-offices in India having specially called attention to
the difficulty which attends the conveyance from Bom-
bay to Calcutta of the heavy portion of the correspond-
ence for the East Indies, forwarded from this country
via Soulhampton and Bombay, and having represented
that, in consequence of these obstacles, the correspond-
ence would frequently reach its destination earlier if it
were forwarOed by the succeeding mail packet on the
line between Suez and Calcuttta, letters and newspapers
for the Madras and Lower Bengal Presidencies,. ad
dressed via Southampton, or prepaid at the rate charge-
able for that route, will not in future be forwardtid via
Bombay, but will always be sent in the mails made up
for transmission by the Calcutta packet on the 4.h and
20th of each month.—By command of the Postmaster-
General, Rowland Hill, Secretary. General Post-office,
June 12.

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACT. LIVYRPOOL
June 12.—We believe that the statement with reference'
to the Cunard Company having taken the Australian
Mail contract is premature, although, in the event of
certain conditions being fulfilled, the company have
made arrangements Rith the shareholders of the Euro-
pean and Australian Company for carrying on the ser-
vice. Upon certain circumstances not yet determined
the establiy hinent of the line depends, and it would be
unwise, therefore, to anticipate the result. The hope,
however, that Liverpool, being the centre of trade with
those colonies for England, Ireland, and Scotland, will
be made the port of departure for the line ; and, if our
hope is fulfilled, we anticipate the best results, feeling
assured from the precedents of the Cunard Company
that the business will not, be entered upon unless, in all
human probability, success is certain. The bare an-
nouncement that such an alliance is probable will, we
have no doubt, be bailed with the greatest satibfaction
by all classes at the antipodes,
ROYAL Feeee HOSPITAL, GRAY 'd INN. ROAN.—The
number of patients relieved at tLis hospital during the
weakending Juno 12, 1858, was 2,138, of which 659
were new oases,