The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-09 00:00:00

LLOYD'iI SITIFFING.—(7zio Day.)

LONDoN, July 0. —Wind this day at noon, N.E. ;
strong breeze and cloudy.
B.—Winci E. —Arrived—Reap3r, from
CoWEs, July
Callao.
SOuTUAMPTON, July 9,--Arrived—Arago (s), from
Nov York.
PLYMOUTH, July B.—Wind variable—Arrived-- Sappho,
from Porn itubneo ; Diadem, Lisbon. Sailed__
Swiftime, for Melbourne.
QUEENSTOWN, July 7.—Wind N. —Ai rived—Efenroich,
from Rio Grande.
SWANSL,a, July B.—Wind N.E. Sailed—Myrtlo, for
GibrAltar.
SUNDERLAND, July 7.—Wind N.E.--Arrived—Aurora,
from Hanover.
CLYDE, July 7. 3 rrived—Kelpie, from New York ;
Agnes Taylor, Trinidad. ,

(Br ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Morning.

Wind N.E.
Arrived—John Byrkin, from Cardiff Florida, New-
castle.
Sailed —Royal Union for Shields ; Duke of Cornwall,
steamer, London.

LivEarooL, Friday Morning.

Wind N.
Arrived, July B—Eleanor Dixon, from Arica; John
Martin. Maouto,
Arrived, July 9—Martin Luther, from Maceio ; Eliza-
beth Ann, Barnadoos.
Sailed, July B—Hermes, for N'arva; Juniata, for City
Point.
Sailed, July 9—Heath Park, for Cronstadt.
(BY SUB3IAP.INE AND ERLTISH TELEGRAPH.)

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G3AVESEND, Friday Morning.
Wind E. ; tido balf flood ; fresh, and cloudy.
Arrived, July S—Slxon, from Stettin ; Charles, Sierra
Leone.
Arrived, July 9--Ida, Sylvanus, and Two Sarahs, from
Caen.
Sailed—Susanna Dixon, for Antwerp.
PEAL, Friday Morning.

Wind N.N.E.
Passed.—Alexander, screw steamer, for Venice; Don
Juan, Liverpool.

DEATH OF ANOTHER SUFFERER BY THE SOUTH.
EASTERN RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —Yesterday morning,
the Rev. T. S. Wood, Wesleyan minioter of Davenport,
who was badly injured in the late accident neatChilhaw,
died in the Canterbury Hospital. The deceased had
received great irjuries to both legs, and the right, which
had sustained a compound fracture, was amputated.
After bearing severe suffsring with great fortitude, Mr.
Wood died from exhaustion. He was forty-five years
of are, and has left a widow and eight children.
THE PENALTY ON A KISS AT BRADFORD.—At the West
Riding Court, at Bradford, yesterday, John Barker,
choola.aster, of Clayton, near that toa no was charged
with an assault upon Mrs. Martha Briggs, an interest-
ing,-looking young married woman. The complainant
was a short time ago a widow, but hae recently been
marrizd. Tho defenelan'.., v 113:: is GO years of atze, is an
executer under the wiq of her late hull:and. Being at
her house, on the 17th nit„ he took the liberty to lay
hands tipa rtPirs. Biiggs, and give her a kiss. This was
the charge of as4natit. magistrates i,oposed a tine of
21., and clstis 184. 0.
THE REV. S. 5311111.-1.0 appears from a recent dis-
cussion at the Gloucester Quarter .iegaions, that the
Rev. S. Smith (convicted of the attack on Leach at
Yate) is euiployed at Millbank making mate, the mo-t
active cmploy.ment, in ceparate coufinement, and dace
not coos lain. The surgeon at Milibank states
,t,hat his
" general health end condition are excellent. The
queetioa was raised at the instance of r. Utches, the
who. gave a certsfi-
surgeon at Gloucester County Gaol,
nate of " good" health for the convict, though Dr.
Evans, of Gloucester, stated that " recruit would be
ertlited in such a condition" as Mr. \.4 :at tn.