The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-26 00:00:00

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LONDON, July 26.—Wind this day at noon, N.W. ;
strong breeze, and cloudy,
SOUTHAMPTON, July 2 '.—Wind
( ), from Al.-xandria
PLYMOUTH, July 25.—Wind S.W.— Arrivcd—H.M.S.
Firefly, from Africa. Flora, for Quebec ; Lanarkshire,
ditto.
CADDIFF, July 24. Wind s.—Arrived--China, from
Quebec.
OFF TORBAY, July 24.—Arrived--Violet, from Heine-
pool for the Mediterranean.
OFF FALMOUTH, July 2.3.—Arrived—Albien, from
Colombo,
HOLYHEAD, July 25. It blew a heavy gale last night
from S.W. to N.W., and several of the vessels which
sailed yesterday put back again. The Wolverton, flow
Liverpool to Swansea, is ashore at the back of the Head,
and is likely to become a total wreck.
YARMOUTH, July 25.—The Margaret Reed (schooner),
of Newcastle, came in collision in the Cockle Gut this
morning with the Caroline Sesame, of Lynn, from airtlB-
pool to London, when both vessels received considerable
damage. The latter took assistance, and will be to wed
into the harbour to repair. It is blowing a gale at
W.N. W.
FLEETWOOD, July 25.-- The Eliza (schooner), of and
from Barrow for Birkenhead. cane ashor, this moreiug
near Rossall ; she fills with the tile, and is being dis-
mantled ; crew saved.,

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LIVELIPOOL, Launtlay Morning.

Wind W.S.W. .
Arrived, July 21—Mermaid, from Akyab ; Wanderer,
St. Lucia; Woodfield, Montreal; Damascus, screw steamer;
Smyrna ; Douro, screw steamer, Lisbon ; Tercina, Gib-
raltar.
Th© Mona's Queen, screw steamer, arrived here from
Douglas, Isle of Man, reports having seen three mastheads
of a vessel upright, about five miles north-west of Bell
Buoy.
The Miriam, from Bassein, and the Jano Morten, from
Lep' aux, were in contact dining the gale, when the for-
mer lost bowspri.`, &e.
The Mineral, from Barrow, for Ellesmere port, was
driven on shore near Southport'yesterday morning. Crew
saved by the Southport life-boat.
Ariived, July 26.--Duncrue, from Huelva • Angelina,
Nan es ; Annette fiage, Nals,kow ; Clements, Ostend.
The Sangeen, from Quebec, for Liverpool, at Sydney,
C. 8., in distress, and had, it MO reported, thrown over-
board about 7..,0 barrels of fl us-.

(BY SUBIARINE AND BE TIM TE' EGRAPH.)
GW,AVESEND, Monday Morning.
Wiad ; tide two bourn' flood ; 'weather fine.

25—Nuguet, steamer, from ArUngen ;
Lord John Rased, steamer, Dunkirk; Richard and
Nicholas Smyrk, Cronstadt; Chriatine, ConAantiuople ;
Unity, Abbeville.
Sailed, July 25 Boqltorn9, for Calcutte.
Sailed, July 26--Mary Ann, for Memd.
DEAL, Monday Morning.

Wind VT., moderate.
Passed, July 23—Coaxer, from Shields. for Gibraltar ;
Drie Broilers, Amsterdam, Hongkorg ; Gifeon, Shed,
Loudon ; Teresa, Bremen, Ttiuidad do Bolivar;
nies, Dunkirk-, Havre; Pbcenix, Luba, Labercheillo ;
Lanoniun AZA,t.na, Newcastle, Seville • Sardinia, Bazsei:i,
London; lekerinanaL, Mauritius; lifary, Havre; Ella,
screw steamer, Velocity, screw steamer, Spain-;
lEolus, Guernsey ; Bellon, Bialta—sli from London.
Passed, July 25.,---Norske Love, from Port Neuf, for
London ; Excelsior, steamer, from the westward for Lon-
don ; Circassian, barque, from that-1.4.th, for the westward.
Spitfire, 'V.:talon, Harwood, Norman (cor-
vette), Eiisa HestLQr, with several others cutward bound;
also, horae7,Ead-booed, her I! f.i
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