The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SECOPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, March 11.—Wind this day •t noon, N.E. ;
ight breeze and fine.

PORTSMOUTH, March 10,—Wind N.W. to
Arrived—H.M.S. Urgent, from Malta.
BRISTOL, March 10.—Wind N.Y.—Arrived—Anna
Dorothea, frotn Callao ; Canrobert, Messina. -
DYERPooL, March 10 —Sailed— Herald of the Morning,
for Sydney, New South Walee.

CARDIFF, March 9.—Wind N.N.W.—Sailed—Nancy
Riley, for Constantinople.
MUMBLES, March 10.—Arrived—Lady Purdue, from
Cuba.

BELFAST, March 9.—Arrived--Milo, from St. John's,
N6W Brunswick.

TORBIY, March 10.—Sailed—Arundel, (s.e.), for VA"

DARTMOUTH, March 10.—Wind N.W.— Sailed
Cherut, for St. Michael's.

ST. fiELENA., Jan. IS.—The Heatherb3ll (brig), from
Bird Island, zUgoa. Bay, to London, was abandoned in a
sinking state, 3d Jan.. in lat. 36 S., long. 21E. Crew saved
:chi brought hither by the Queen Margaret, arrived
from Foo-chou-foo. Jan. 20.—The Carnatic (ship), of and
for London, from Mauritius, arrived at this island 28th
Jan. leaky, and with a great deal of cargo thrown over-
board, had been surveyed to-day and recommende.i to dis-
charge cargo to enable the seams and butts to be thoroughly
examined and repaired.
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with her, was sighted 20th November, in let. 50 N., long.
20 W. distance about three miles, and in about 10 minutes
or so afterwards disappeared, and must have gone down in
a moment (she appeared as if abandoned), by the John
Cobbold, arrived here from London.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday Morning.
Wind E., almost calm ; frost.
Arrived —Edith, from Llanelly ; Norman (s.), Cape of
Goad Hope ; Wonder (s.), Jersey ; Le Coq, Cherbourg.
Sai:ed—Miriam, for Cardiff ; Havre (s ), Havre; Courier
(i.), Jersey.

LIVERZOOL, Thursday Morning.
Wind S.S.E.
Arrived, March 10—Kitty Floyd, from Potomac ; Cou-
rier and Aithur, from New Orleans ; Excelsior, New
York; Belford Smith, Dunkirk; William Woodbury,
Mobile ; Mary Washington, and Emily St. Pierre, Chales-
ton ; Mexicana, Laguna; Colombo, Nantes; Island City,
Galveston; S?greda, 'Terceira.
Arrived, March 11.—Pudsley Dawson, from Akyab
Teneriffe, screw steamer, from Havre.
Sailed, March 10.—Rising Suu, for Melbourne.
Sailed, March 11.—Monsoon, for Melbourne ; Mischief,
Barbadoos ; Mercado, Jamaica; Ann Jones, Rio Grande.
The Chaser, from this port for Newfoundland, is at
-eenstown, leaky, with los of sails, &c.

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Sultana, from Gallicoffie ; John Phillips, from Mauritius;
Eliza Rubeckie, romp New York ; Benclugh, from Akyab;
Surprise, from Gursey ; Emigrant from Callao; Cybal,
Demperoarrtaed;
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Berbiee ; Spitfire, Poo-chow-foo ; Princess, Guernsey; Beatcn, Rouen ; Volunteer, Messina; Charlotte, Gijon Africanus, Wineburg ; Stag, Charlotte,
; Jane, Callao;
Biitou, Madras.
Sailed, March 11,—Queen of the Wave, and binds, for
Madras.

Wind N.E. by N., Moderaie. '
DEAL THURSDAY MORNING.
Passed —Caroline from Cardiff; Progress, (s.s.), from
'
the westward ; Wanderer, brig, Port-au-Prince—all for
London ; Sir Isaac Newton, London, Swansea.
Sailed—The whole of the outward bound ; also all the
homeward bound, except the Sir George Anderson,

FIRE AT THE BRICKLAYERS' ARMS STATION.--About 6
o'clock on Tuesday evening au alarm of fire was raised
at the above station of the South-Eastern Railway, in a
portion of the c)inpany's premises near Willow-walk,
tormdrly a tan yaid, where many of the horses stand. So
complete were the arrangements connected with the com•
pany's fire brigade that the fire was extinguished before
the metropolitan engines arrived. No material damage
was done. The cause of the fire, as far as could be &seer-
taMed, was a foul flue in the house occupied by the
housekeeper. If great exertions had not been used by
the company's servants a large amount of property mint
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were in the stables at the time.
AMERICAN MAILS. —The Cunard mail steamer Niagara
will sail on Saturday, with the usual mails for Boston
and on the landing
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and Halifax. The Post-office box will close on that day
at 6 45 cm. ; with late foes, at 7.45,
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