The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-21 00:00:00

LLOYD'S at:UPPING.— (This Day.)

LONDON, April 21. —Wind at noon, N.L. ; light breeze
and fine.
CARDIFF, April 20.—Wind W.--- Arrivcd—Hilda, from
St. John's.

PLYMOUTH, April 20. Wind S.W. —Sailed—Catbe-
line, for Quebec.
COWES, April 20.—Wind W.—Arrived—Lady Jooelyn,
(s), from Calcutta, and left for London; Asa Sawyer, Rio
Janeiro. _ . .

_............
DARTMOUTH, April 20.—Wind E.--Arrived—Flying
Dutchman, from Hamburg.
OFF THE WIGHT, April 19.—Arrived—Palm, from St.
Kitt's.

RAMSGATE, April 20.—Wind E.N.E.— Sailed —Mellor*.
for Hong Kong.
OFF PORTLAND, April 19.—Arrived—Elise, (Bremen
brig), for Havannab.

OFF DOVER, April 19—Wind N.E.—Arri7ed—Charlos,
from Jamaica.

(Br ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday Morning.

Calm and fine. _
Arrived— Foyle, steamer, from Dublin; Harriett, New-
port.
Sailed—Atalanta, steamer, for Jersey; Foyle, steamer,
London; Indus, steamer, Alexandria.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.

Wind W.S.W.
Arrived, April 20—Cultivator, from New York; Fal-
mouth, Baltimore; Sylva, Charleston; Artizzn, Savannah;
Derwent, Antigua ; Rita, screw steamer, Bilbea ;
Lisbon.
Arrived, April 21— Crusader, from Paraiba.
Sailed, April 20 —Fauney To Elbe,
for Rio Grande
Commodore, Riga; Leonor Augustine, Narva ;
Miramichi ; Robert Hastie, Halifax.

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(Br SUBMARINE AND BRITISM TELE GRANI.)
a.m.
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 9/30
fine.
Calm ; tido threo hours' ebb;
Arrived, 20th—Charles, from Jamaica.
Arrived, 21st— La HOVE!, from Sydney.
wiled Vesta, steamer, for Oporto.
REAL, Wednesday Morning.

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Constantinople, Hull ; Dawsons, India, Yarmouth.
Anchored--French frigate and French brig A
the westward.

A public entertainment will be given by the citizen-
of Manchester to Sir James Brooke, K C.B , on Wed-
,f aday next. Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Ti*ppel,
K.C.8., has been invited.
The direct and general elections for the members
of the Second Chamber of the kingdom of Den-
mark, which expires this year, will take place on
the llth of June,

LAW INTELLIGENCE—(This Day.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S' BENCH.

(i,tting, in - banco, 1-;efcter-Lord'C impbeli, Mr. Justice
ttiihtunan, Mr. Justice Erle, and Mr. Justice Crump.
ton.)
THE ROYAL 'BRITISH BANK TRIALS.
THE QUEEN v. BROWN AND OTHERS.
Mr. D. Seymour moved for a new trial on behalf of
Mr. Cameron, late manager of the Royal British Bank,
on the grounds that the verdict was against evidence,
tni-direction of the learned judge, and surprise. Tao
learned counsel argued that the defendant was not re-
Fponsible for the report and balance-sheet of Dec., 1555.
The balance-sheet was prepared by the chief accountant,
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tahcetscawseer:vams ebroerlyneoffieuctialb.
who, with the directors, were alone responsible, and
e
3; thee con
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dente, and the defendant was entitled to a new trial.

Tie it lordithips took time to Consider tho points
raised.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Bcfore Air. Commissioner Face.)
IN RE TOWNSEND.

This was a meeting for choice of assignees in the
matter of Mr. John Townsend, M.P. for Greenwich ; a
great number of persons were present. It was
ultimately agreed that an assignee should be
bankruptcy.
Butter
; the
appointed, but it was understood that steps
awcocuoludntbsearteakinencoun
torsupe
of
preparation
ra t hand Canniege. The debts are stated at between 5,0004
the
ilklurstc
o tan
sad 6,000/. ; assets uncertain.
The case was proceeding on disputed proofs of debt.