The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-05 00:00:00

LIAU V 1)1S SIIIPi3IN --(Ttus Day.)

LONDON, July 5. Wind this day at noon, N.W. ;
moderate breeze, and cloudy.
PLYMOUTH, J uly 3. Wind N.N.W.—Sailed—Cleve.
law!, for Africa.
QUEENSTOWN, July 3. —Wind S.W.—Arrived—Clara,
from Callao.
PORTSMOUTH, July 4.—Wind W. - Sailed—Blenhiew,
for Calcutta.
SOUTHAMPTON,
Gibraltar.

July 4.--Arrived—Tagus (s), from

OFF PORTSMOUTH, July 4 Arrivod— Snowdon, of
Liverpool, with bows stove, having been in collision with
af orenig.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning.
Wind N.N.W.; showers of rain during the night.
Arrived, July 3—Austria, steamer, from Hamburg;
Zebra, Loudon.
Sailed, July 3 Clara, for Sundeilana ; Gipsy, for
Llanelly.

LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind N.W., fresh.
Arrived, July s—Pelican, State, and Achilles, from
New Orleans.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BR.TISII TELEGRAPH.)
GICAVESEND, Monday Morning.
Wind W. ; light and showery; tide two hours et,b.
Arrived, July 4—Firefly, from Cronstadt; Skein,
Drobzik.

DiaL, Monday Morning.
Ntiins W.S.W., fresh and showery.
Pat back—Erasmus, for Singapore.

ROBBERY OF ONE THOUSAND POUNDS.—Oa Saturday
information was received at the Chief Metropolitan
Police-office that a tin cash-box, containing 7001. in
Benk of England notes, and 3001. in sovereigns and half-
cnvereigns, was stolen from the premises of Mr. L.
Zucker, No. 322, Oxford-street. The thief is a French-
man, about forty years of age, 5 feet 9 inches in height,
rather stout, black moustache, hair and whiskers—
speaks English imperfectly. The numbers of the notes
are known, and payment stopped at the Bauk, and
notices have been forwarded to private and provincial
banking-houses. information hat also been forwarded
to the police at the outports, and Mr. Zucker has offered
a reward of 1001. for his apprehension.
ARTISTIC Tit.s.vEL —Murray is the tyrant of English
teuriets. Not one of them would dare to experience a
sensation it it is not foretold in his guide. Murray has
announced beforehand wherever an impression is to be
received. It is said that every one takes hie pl 2: sure
where he finds it ; the English take their pleasure where
Murray found it. Whatever may be the age, the ttru-
perameet, tie social position, or the specific weight of
lean, clothed
au Englishman,
t.” 1,1 to a..icend it. Les bonnes)igures tes bonnes touches ;
he will asceild the Rigel because be is
Ci
unneumneuil,°a"t: ddisSunms dumb, Puy is.
chill-collars one, lung,
like daggers
and his chamois whisker* like cutlets ; the other, whoa,
pudgy, red, puffed up, lustrous, full of wine, and joy,
yeaElPLaVreill'C'cTidldTV‘e'oit,hwilnho.
and self.
tr!levatiir-jagvse,
and lswitahaanksevddeb
carry au, tea-canisier, the telescope, the camp-stool, an
atlas of the 13 cantons, umbrens.s iu their cases, and
plaids in a strap. Upright, and his lags stretched out,
he completely blocks the way, and to everything that is
said to him he civilly answers, "Os no." We think his
name must be Sir Philadelphus Cochrane, or something
elinkteeritta.
m a ilediosugooti ng,,
but
thattoits hecen d the Righi, and we do not
wili expire on the summit
in the 14 arms of the Einem children of his wife.—MM.
C, Blanc.