The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-10 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.

LoNDON, April 10.—Wind this day at noon, E,; mo-
derate breeze and fine.
DOUGLAS, April 9.—Wind S.E.—Sailed—lsabella, for
Hueloa.
TROON, April 10. —Wind S.E.— Sailed—Elizabeth Ann,
for Pernambuco; Jane, Quebec.
KINSALE, April B.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived—Joseph
Dester, from Cuba ; Countess of Seafield, Palermo.
QUEENSTOWN, April B.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—Hiber-
nia, from Moulmein ; Australia, Callao ; Alma, ditto ;
Cambria, Monte Video ; Lucia, Rio Grande ; Midas,
Paraiba ; Agnes Anderson, from Cardiff for Quebec,
leaky.
PLYMOUTH, April 9.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived—Dover
Castle, from London to Melbourne.
CARDIFF, April 9.—Wind E.N.E.—Sailed--Bacchus,
for Quebec.
MILFORD, April 9.--Wind S.E,— Arrived—Catherine
Stewart, for Sierra Leone.
OFF PORTSMOUTH, April 9.—Arrived—London, from
New York.

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SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning.

Wind E., showery.
Arrived—Maria, and Havre (s.), from Havre ; Gipsy,
Llauelly ; Courier and Atalanta (s.), Jersey ; Malaba r (s.),
Alexandria ; Alma, Sunderland.
Sailed—Tyne (s.), for Brazils; Alliance (e.), Havre;
Dispatch (s.), Jersey.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Morning.

ROYAL CREMORNE-GARDENS.—THE GUN TRIAL.—
The gun trial, which has been announced for some time
back, commenced yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock
in the Ashburnbarn pavilion adjoining the gardens ; the
objects of the trial are to record the comparative shoot-
ing of the newly-introduced breech-loader and the old
muzzle-loader, in the three following points, viz ;-Ist,
The driving power of each at 40, 50, and 60 yards, as
tested by the number of sheets of brown paper [demi('
by them at the ab)ve distances respectively. 2d. The
regularity of delivery of the shot at erch f the.e dis-
tances, within a circle 30 inches in diameter. 3rd. The
amount of recoil, both when clean, and after thirty dir,
charges, as measured by a recording spring attached to
the fixed rest, from which all the target shots are to I e
fired. Twenty-eight guns, the work of different make) s
in London, Birmingham, Gloucester, and other tov n ,
were entered ; of these 11 were breech-loading. Ti e
entire arrangements were under the control of Mr.
Walsh, editor of the Field, assiited by six inspector,,
chosen by the exhibitors. TOOT e were a large number f
gentli on the ground during the day; amongst othe:o,,
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the lion. Capt. Talbot, Col. Astley, Mr. Reilly, Mr.
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GRAVESENDANDRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
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Ortin, and Mr. 011ard. From the number of guns ,Saturday Morning.
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entered it was impossible to conclude the trial in one Wind E ; tide four hours flood, fresh and fine.
, Mog
day, and the firing wa3 resumed at 10 o'clock this morn- ' Arrived, April 9. - Garland from
from Ditzam; Reform, Nice ; Nonpar ador ; Heffonng,
eil, St. Michael's ;
ilig• Active preparations are now b-irg made in the Emmanuel, llookseil ; Remda Greetsvl.l : Alice, St.
gardens fvr the ensuing season : all the arrangements Michael; Elizabeth Roe°, Zanzibar; Fiduca, Ditzata;
are much more forward than at the tame period in ' David Mello:, Moulmein; Emma, Heiligonhaten.
former years, and it is hoped that the opening will take DEAL, Saturday Morning.
place much earlier Vian usual. Wind E. by N,, fresh.

Wind E.S.E.
Arrived—Fair Light, new ship, from Jersey, in tow of
the steam-tug Resolute.
The steam tug Fury sailed yesterday afternoon for the
War Cloud in Dandrum Bay.
The Marco Polo, from Liverpool for Melbourne, was
abreast of Bardsey at 6 a.m. on the 9th, wind S.E., mode-
rate gale.

WEXFORD, April 8.

The schooner Pearl, from Liverpool for Cork with coals,
is on shore at Glascarig Point, and is likely to become t:
wreck.

DUNDALK, April 9.
The War Cloud was riding in Dundrtun Bay at 10 this
morning, with main and nnzen masts cut away. The
steamer Independence will proceed to her assistance in the
morning from this.

MILLFORD, April 8.
Part of a wrecked vessel is reported to be floating about
the Channel, mid a large quantity of timber has also been
seen.