The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-28 00:00:00

CANADA.

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING.
The steamer Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec, 17th
inst., has arrived, bringing 251 passengers and 205
soldiers of the 100th Regiment.
The Canadian news is of alight importance.
Telegraphic advices from New York are to the
evening of the 16th. Cotton was firm, but quiet.
Flour heavy, but unchanged. Wheat firmer •' but
an advance in freights checked business. Corn
scarce and firmer for good, but inferior was lower.
A Washngton telegram says the Utah peace com-
missioner, in a despatch to the Government, states
that they have setded the difficulty between the
Government and the Mormons. The despatch
substantially confirms the previous accounts.
California advices to June 21 say the Fraser river
gold excitement was increasing. San Francisco
was crowded with people, en, route for the Fraser
mine. Sx steamers. had been put on the route,
besides sailing vessels. The Hudson's Bay Com-
pany bad placed armed vest,els on the river to pre-
vent emigrants from carrying goods into the inte-
rior to sell. One American vessel had entered the
river in defiance of the block +de.

The defeat of Colonel Steptoe by the Indians in
Oregon is fully confirmed, and a general Indian
war was expected.

LLOYIY3 SIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, July 28. —Wind this day at noon, N.N.E. ;
moderate breeze and cloudy. A good deal of rain has
fallen during the night and this morning.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 27. - Sailed--Tagus, (s.), for Gib-
raltar.
PLYMOUTH, July 27.—Wind S.E.— Arri ved—Confiance,
from London, for Adelaide.
PILL, July 2'.—Wind E. by S.—Sailed.--Queen of the
Fleet, for Miramichi ; Niord, ditto • Marathon, Quebec.
CARDIFF, July 27. Wind E.—Arrived—Mary Curzon,
from St. George's, US. Sailed—Arthur White, for New
York ; M. S. Franks, for New York ; E. Bewkley, for
Charleston.
PORTSMOUTH, July 27. —Win d S. E. —Arrived —H.M. S,
Terrible, from Eastward, H.M.S. Archer, ditto; H.M.S.
Racer, ditto.
COWES, July 27.—Wind S.E.—Sailed—Antonie, for
Cape of Good Hope.
TORBAY, July 26.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived—H.M.S.
Brunswick, and Failed for Liverpool. Sailed—Triumph,
from London, for Mogadore.
NEWPORT, July 26.—Wind E,- Sailed—Rubens, for
St. Thomas.
LIVERPOOL, July27.—Arrived—Anglo-Saxon, (as), from
Quebec.
GLOUCESTER, July 27. Arrived—Ann M`Lister,
Edwina, and Doctor Bunting, all from Quebec.
WHITERAVEN, July 26. —Wind W.N.W.—Arrived
Thos. Lee, from Quebec.

GALWAY, July 25.—Arrived—Mouataineer, from
Quebac.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday Morning.
Wind E.N.E.
Arrived— Arago (s.), from Havre, and leaves at 2 p.m.
for New York ; La Creole, Carentan; Telamens, Cargi ;
Foyle (s.), Dublin.
Sailed--Tagus (s.), for Gibraltar ; Foyle (s.), London.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.
Wind N. E.
Arrived, July 27.—Iremad, from Miramichi ; Queen of
the South, Marseilles.
The Cintra, screw steamer, from Oporto, at this port, in
making for the landing stage ran foul of the Anne Wilson,
from Akyab. Both vessels received injuries.
Sailed, July 27. St. Brelade, for Gaspe ; Prima Donna,
New York ; John Russell, Mobile; Highland Light, and
the Queen, Quebec; Juno, Memel; Lizzie Grace, Dunkirk;
Christen, Aalborg.

(Br SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday Morning.
Wind N.E., fresh ; tide first hour's flood ; cloudy, with
rain.

Arrived, July 27—Lynker, from Riga ; Huntleys,
Crcnstadt ; Elbe, Dantzig ; Augusta Gravelines ; Mary
Gillespie, Faro ; Lionne, and Furot, Gravelines.
Arrived, July 28-- Enew, from Odessa ; Bona Fide,
Cronstadt ; Leo, Rotterdam.
Sailed, July 28 —Hanover, steamer, for Calais.
DEAL, Wednesday Morning.
Wind E.N.E. ; fresh and ahowry.
Passed—A ship, s .pposed to be the British Merchant,
from London, for Sydney.

Lord Lyons arrived at Arundel Castle on Fridgy, on
a visit to their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk.
His lordship dots not appear to be in the enjoyment of
his usual ex,!ellent health. We tract, however, that the
salubrity of the air of Atundel will soon restore the
gallant admiral to his wonted health ,and vigour.—
Sussex Express.
THE REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH DEVON.—The ele-
vat.on of Sir J. 13. Yarde Buller, M P., for the southern
division of Devonshire to the peerage, has caused the
political parties in the county to be on the qui vine. It
v.a ireported that the conservatives intended to bring
ou tae Hon. Ma± R Ale, son of rd C'lintea and heir
to the eaten-ive estates of the lave L Ord Rolls ; bit it
18 th the s.cun,
gentleman has leclined to start'.
Mr. K kewic , who once rettre.enttd (fE e,r,
has also been named as th co s:rvati e caudi ate, tut
at pre eat nothing defieitive is town. Mr. Sillifant
has been prorninentk . brought forward in a local paper
as the probable liberal candidate.
FIRE AND Loss OF LlFE.—Yesterlay, between the
hours of one and two o'cl,:ok, a fire broke out on Cle
premises of Mr. Saunders, carver and gilder. No. 31,
Foley-street, Great Portland-Areet. Mr. R. Saunders.
juo., who was sleeping on tie third fib •r back, managed
to e-caped, much cut and bi ed, en to the roof. Wht
the flames were sufficiently subdue,l to er,able the house
to be entered, Mrs. Saunders was toned lying on the
front flour third pair, suffocated and lifele?s. Mr. Saun-
ders was found in the third floor back, wady suffocated,
and is now at St. Thomas's Hospital in a precarious
state,