The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-23 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHTPPING.—Trais Day.)

Lou-DON, Jan. 23,—Winu this day at noon, N. W.;
light breeze and fine.
COWES, Jan. 22.—Wind N.—Arrived—Lieutenant,
from Gambia.

FALMOUTH, Jan. 22.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Dakatob,
from Rangoon.
OFF QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 22. Arrived- Calendar, from
New Orleans.

PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 22.—Wind N. to N.W.—Arrived
—Osa Eldridge, from Chincha.
CARDIFF, Jan. 22.—Wind N. W.—Sailed--Mechera,
for Ceylon.
WATERFORD, Jan. 22.—Sailed - Sunbeam, for Gib-
raltar.
PENRANCE, Jan. 2t.—Sailed—Tele Tale, from St.
Michael's.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPFL)
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning.

Wind N., hard frost.
Arrived —Melbourne Trader, from Arlrossan ; Cale
(lonia, Sunderland ; Dekar, London ; Dudgeon, Cork
Rebecca, Youghal; Express and Atlanta, steamers, Jersey
Sailed—Colonist, for Shields ; Havre, s., Havre ; Do!
patch, s., Jersey.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.

Wiwi W.N.W.
Arrived—Lady Russell, from Savannah; Queen of the
Lakes, Portland.
Sailed—Joseph Bushby, for Calcutta.
Off— Tuscarora, from Philadelphia ; Ann Thompson.
The Tweedside, screw steamer, which arrived here from
New Orleans, encountered a hurricane on the 6th January
from W.S.W., which did considerable damage, and carried
away 19 bales of cotton.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 21.

Wind E.S.E.
Arrived—Louis de Ger, from Constantinople.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday Morning.
Wind, N. W. ; tide, half-ebb ; flue.
Arrived—Tern, from Tercara.
Sailed —Maverich, for Port Peillip ; Concordia, steamer,
Calais ; Alabama, Hull.
DEAL, Saturday Morning.

. _
Wind, N.W. - light. _
Anchoree—Selskar, from Ismail, for Bremen.
Sailed... Negotiator Mallard, Ida, hope, and Gratitude.
for London ; the first in tow.

WEST-END ..,110EBLACKS --12 Thursday
of
q 0 evening the
poor Irish boys who are employed at the West-end
ices
the metropolie as a shoeblack brigade under thentaerutsifine I
of the Society of St. Vincent do Paul,
Rwoeremes.
Besidesd
with a concert at the Hanover-s pare 0
and distri-
buted prizes of various kinds to the
rmesoest
deserving of
many members of the Roman Catholic anrti,stocracy, his
with which the
bition of a series of dissolving views,_as well as with the
4desal
the youths. The entertainment concluded with the exhi-
supper. We under.
more substantial comforts of ?ligary
" brigade" were highly
asalsaostthuant.
" brigade" have had
stand that the boys of Oil;
tivagxthitoeudo:o da
t the West-end by
assigned to them about
h le and are f
they are well con
Sir R. Mayne and police
prowling habits which too often
poonlicteheawuthoori,ties,
learning the idle and
Irish
ofpoor in our large towns,
mark the lower class .
bright uniform of blue and red, with
The boys wore a
the initials if S•v•P. embroidered on their arms. ~
MIRACULOUS EscArE.—A most surprising escape
from what appeared to be inevitable death occurred at
the Great Northern Railway Station at Lincoln a night
or two ago. A gentleman advanced iu years, named
Pierrepont, wished to cross from the up to the down
platform, but, seeing an euglne approaching on the up
line, he hesitated and stood irresolute for
some seconds ;
when the engine was close upon biro, however, he ap-
pears to have decided to wake the attempt, but, miscal-
culating the distance, he was struck by the off-buffer of
the engine (which was tender foremost, and moving vary
slowly), and knocked down longitudinally between the
railr. The engine-driver immediately tuned off the
steam, and the break was vigorously applied, but the
engine moved on a distance of full twenty yards, when
it was brought to a stand-still ; Mr. Pierrepont then
scrambled out from between the wheels, having sus-
tained no injury whatever beyond a few scratches and
bruises ; iudeed, so little was he affected by the accident
that he immediately began to stride the distance he hao
been propelled by the engine. He states that his lege
passed through the guard in front of the fire-box, and
that he was pushed gently along from the hips. He
attributes his safety to haying kept perfectly calm and
collected.—Alonthokr Examiner.