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

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CARDIFF, July 24.--Wind S.—Arrived—China, from
Quebec,.
OFF TORBAY, July N.—Arrived— Violet, from Hartle-
pool for the Mediterranean.
OFF FALMOUTH, July 23.—Arrived--Albion, from
Colombo, . _

HOLYH FAD, July 25. It blew a heavy gale last night
fioin S.W. to •,
N• W and several of the vessels which
sailed yesterday put back again. The Wolverton; from
Liverpool to Swansea, is ashore at the back of the Head,
and is likely to become a total wreck.
YARMOUTH, July 2 i.--The Margaret Recd (schooner),
of Newcastle, came in collision in the Cockle Gut this
morning with the Caroline Sesame, of Lynn, from Hartle-
pool to London, when both vessels received considerable
damage. The latter took assistance, and will be towed
into the harbour to repair. It is blowing a gale at
W.N. W.

FLIETWOOD, July 25. - The Rijn (schooner), of and
from Barrow for liiikenhead, came ashora this morning
near Itossall ; she fills with the tile, and is being dis-
mantled ; crew saved.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind W.S. W.
Arrived, July 25.—Mermaid, from Akyab ; Wanderer,
St. Lucia; Woodfield, Mootro.d; Damascus, screw steamer,
Smyrna. ; Douro, screw steamer, Lisbon ; Tercins, Gib-
raltar.
The Mona's Queen, screw steamer, arrived bore 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 .lane Morten, from
Lep' aux, were in contact during the gale, when the for-
mer lost bowsprit, &c.
The Mineral, from Barrow, for Ellesmere port, was
driven on shore near Southport yesterday morning. Crew
saved by the Southport life-boat.
Arrived, July 26.—Duncrue, from Huelva • Angelina,
Nan' es ; Annette Hage, Nakokow ; Clements, Ostend.
The Sangren, from Quebec, for Liverpool, at Sydney,
C. 8., in distress, and had, it was reported, thrown over-
board about 7CO barrels of flour.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BR TISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday Morning'.
Wind W. ; tide two hours' flood ; weather thin.
Arrived—July 25—Magnet, steamer, from Arlingen ;
Lord John Russell, steamer, Dunkirk; Richard and
Nicholas Smy rk, Cron stadt ; Christine, Constantinople;
Unity, Abbeville.
Sailed, July 25 Bosphorus, for Calcutta.
Sailed, July 26—Mary Ann, DEAL, for Menol.
Monday Morning.

Wind W., moderate.
Passed, July 23—Coaxer, from Shields, for Gibraltar ;
, Laberch 'ilia-
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Drie Broilers, Amsterdam, Hongkong ; Gifeon, Shed,
London ; Teresa, Bremen, Trinidad de Bolivar ; Vire
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Newcastle,Phw Sardinia, Bassein,
London ; Lakermann, Mauritius ; Mary, I; '
sorew steamer, Lisbon ; Velocity, screw avre ; Elfa,
'Bolus, Guernsey ; Bellon, Malta—all steamer, Spain;
Passed, July 25.--Norsko Love, from London.
London ; Excelsior, steamer, from from Port Neuf, for
Lon-
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