The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-31 00:00:00

CONTENTS.

DUKES. Selkirk Gage (V. Gage)
Cleveland Shaftesbury Granard (E. Gran-
Grafton Sommers ard)
Manchester Wicklow Grantley
Rutland Zetland I larris
S omorset VISCOUNTS. Hatherton
Wellington Do Vesci Ileytesbury
MARQUISES. E versley Hough ton
Bristol Exmouth Henry (E. Dunra-
Camden Harding° von and Mount-
Normanby Leinster (Duke of Earl)
Salisbury Minster) Kingston (Earl of
Westminster Lifford Kingston)
EARLS. Melville Leigh
Airlie Sidmouth Londesborough
.A lbemarlo Stratford do Red- Lovat
Amherst cliffe Lyttloton
Brooke & Warwick Sidney Meredith Lord
Camperdown U.'empletown Athlumney)
Carnarvon Lonos. Methuen
Chesterfield Arundoll of War- Monteagle (M.
Clarendon dour Sligo)
Cowper Aveland Mostyn
Dartmouth Belpor Northwick
Dart rey Berners 0 verstone
De Grey Blantyre Ponsonby (E. Bees-
Denbigh Bolton borough)
Doncaster (Buc- Boyle (E. Cork and Ravensworth
clench & Queens- Orrery Rollo
berry) Cairns (Teller] Salt.oun
Ducie Camoys Saye and Selo
Effingham Charlemont (Earl Seaton
Eldon Charlemont) Sherborno
Ellenborough Chaworth (E. Somerhill (11.
Fitzwilliam Meath) Clanricarde)
Fortescuo Chesliam Southampton
Gainsborough Churchill Stanley of Alderley
Grey Clarina Stewart of Garlies
Haddington Clements (Earl of (E. Galloway)
Hardwicke Leitrim) Stratheden
Harrowby Claremont Strathnairn
Huntingdon Clifton (E. Darn- Strathspey (E. of
Lichfield ley) &afield) :
Lovelace Clonbrook Sundridge (D.
Lucan Cloncurry Argyll
Mansfield Cranworth Taunton
Minto Dacro Templemore
Morley Delamere Truro
Morton De L'lsle and Dud- Vernon
Nelson ley Walsiugham
Powis De Manley Wemyss (E. We-
Romney Digby myss)
Russell Dunsandle & Clan- Wonlock
EARLS. coual Wentworth
Shrewsbury LORDS. Wharticliffe
Stanhope [Teller] Ebury Wrottosley
Spencer Foley
Stradbroko Foxford (E. Lime-
Verulam rick)
NON-CONTENTS.
LORD CHANCELLOR EARLS. LORDS.
Chelmsford Granville Colville of Culross
DUXES. Home [Teller]
Beaufort Leven and Melville Congleton
Buckingham and Malmosbury Crofton
Chandos Manvers . Denman
Marlborough Sandwich Feversham
Richmond Tankerville Hart ismer° (L.
MARQUISES. VISCOUNTS. Henniker)
Ahercorn Hawardon [Teller] Hay (E. Kinnoul)
Ailesbury Strathallan Monson
Exeter BISHOP. Penrhyn
EARLS. Gloucester and Raglan
Abingdon Bristol Redesdale
Bathurst LORDS. Silchester(E.Long-
Beauchamp Begot ford)
Belmore Boston Skelinersdale
Bradford Brancepeth (V. Sondes
Cadogan Boyne) Tenterden
Cawdor Churston Wynford
Graham (D. Mont- Clinton
rose) Colonsay

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—This Day,

LONDON, July 31.--Wind this day at noon—North-
Westerly; moderate breeze and fine weather, but rather
cloudy.

FALMOUTH, July 30.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Marga-
rata, from Akyab.
LIVERPOOL, July 29. —Wind N.W.—Arrived—Cito,
from Iceland; Maori, from New Zealand. Sailed—Pun-
jaub, for Bathurst, N. 8.; Mallard, for San Francisco ;
Lythemoro, for Demerara.
OFF COWES, July 30.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Hansa,
screw steamer, from New York.
OFF DARTMOUTH, July ;29.—Wind S.W. —Arrived—
Alnwick Castle, from London, for Calcutta.
PLYMOUTH, July 30.—Wind N.W.—Sailed—City of
Adelaide, for Adelaide.
On, QUEENSTOWN, July 30.—Arrived—Conqueror,
from Conception Bay, for Liverpool.

(By Telegraph.)
GRAVESEND, Wednosday Morning.

Arrived, July 30—Hedevika Regina, from Rugenwalde;
Rhino, steamer, from Boulogne; Rio, from Cronstadt ;
Herzogernst and Queen of May, both from New York ;
Claudine, from Jamaica; Aurora, from Narva ; Mertola,
from Pomaron ; La Plita, from Wallace, N.S. ; Anne,
from Bahia.

Arrived, July 31.—Waterloo (steamer), and Batavier
(steamer), from Rotterdam; Candidate, from Barbadoes;
Panther (steamer), from Boulogne; Maria Pia (steamer),
from Lisbon; Una (steamer), from Odessa; Holland
(steamer), from Ostend.

Sailed.—Fusileer, Fulton, and Sir R. Peel (steamers), for
Dunkirk; Fairy Queen, forDieppe.
DEA; Wednesday Morning.
Anchored—Catharina, from Shields, for Odessa.
Passed—Seine, screw steamer, and Tamise, screw
steamer, from London, for Rouen; Elvira Ginello, from
London, for Cardiff.

A brig was observed to be on the shore on the Goodwin
Sands this morning; several boats were sent to her assist-
ance. No further particulars are known of her at present.

The Price of Gold.

The quotation of gold at Paris Is about at par, and
the short exchange on London le 25.17 i per L 1 sterling. On
comparing these rates with the English Mint price of
lis. 10Id. per outlets for standard gold, it appears that gold is
at about the same price in Paris and London.
rho count of exehange at New York on London for bills
at 60 days' eight is about 110 per cent. At this rate there
a profit on the importation of gold from the United States.

THE EARL OF DERBY.—We are happy to ,State
that the health of the noble. Premier is progressing satis-
factorily, though it will bo several days before his lordship
will be sufficiently convalescent to take his place in the
House of Lords. The noble earl is so much weakened by
his illness that he is confined to his bed for the present.
TIM Loss OF THE OSPREY.—A. court-martial
will bo opened on board the Victory, at Portsmouth, this
morning, for the trial of Commander William Menzies, the
officers, and crew of the late Osprey, for the loss of that
vessel while on her voyage from China to England. Rear-
Admiral Frederic Warden, C. 8., will be the president of
the court.

MAZZINI AND GARIDALDI.--The Courrier Fran-
cais has the following:—" After having taken Mazzini to
Italy, although he has not stirred from London, some
journals affirm that Garibaldi is in Franco. We formally
contradict that statement, as wo did the other. Tho
Italian patriot is shortly to comp to Paris, but the time is
not yet fixed; he proposes to visit the Exhibition with his
son-in-law, M. Etienne Canzio, and his daughter Torezita.
Yesterday Mr. Alderman Rose received an official
communication stating that her Majesty had been pleased
to direct that the honour of knighthood should be conferred
upon him. It will be remembered that Mr. Rose filled the
office of Lord Mayor during the year which became me-
morable for the entry into London of the Princess Alexan-
dra, and for the marriage shortly afterwards of her Royal
Highness with the Prince of Wales. On that auspicious
occasion, and in honour of their nuptials, the Corporation
of the City of London, of which Mr. Rose was then the
chief magistrate, gave their Royal Highnesses a magnifi-
cent reception and entertaiument in the Guildhall, and we
have reason to believe that the honour of knighthood is to
be confereed upon him in commemoration of that event.
CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.—At the late visit of
the Belgian Volunteers to Woolwich Dockyard one of
them incautiously placed his hand on the machinery of a
steam saw then in motion, and was considerably
wounded, the wonder being that his hand was not taken
quite off. On returning to Woolwich to thank Dr. Play_
fair, of the Dockyard Infirmary, for his services, the
gentleman mentioned that at the time of the accident he
had on his finger a massive gold ring, which was taken
off. Search was then diligently made amongst the refuse
at the saw mills ; the ring was found, much cut, and on
further search the stone—a valuable one—was also
found. There is no doubt .the teeth of the saw haying
caught the ring prevented more kerious results,

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