The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-26 00:00:00

LLO 7D'S NG.—(This Day.)

LONDON, April 23.—Wind at noon, E. ; light bre°
and firm.
OFF HURST CASTLE, April 26.—Arrived—Ripon (64'
from Alexandria.
WATERFORD, April 24.—Wind E. —Sailed— Harrioto fd
Quebeo.
OFF PORTSMOUTH, April 25.—Arrived—Irene,
Adelaide, S.A.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 25.—Wind 'fe
Tagus (s), from Gibraltar.
COWES, April 25.—Wind W.—Arrivea—Faniel
from Bahia.
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COLERAINE, April 26.—The Mary Ann (school:000o
and from Maryport, is ashore in Port Stewart harbo
and will be a total wreck,
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WHITBY, April 25.—A Hartlepool pilot boat ca 1360
on Ydgrey Rock yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock•
two men on board were drowned. The cable sank,
has not yet been recovered.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning'
Wind E.N.E.
Arrived, April 24—Isabella Croll, steamer, from C.,erifool
Tiber, Mermaid, Friends, Moslem, and Flora,2„u:ioof
Newport ; Tagus, steamer, Gibraltar ' • Lady Bgnoo;
steamer, Dublin; L'Etoile, and Argyll, steamer, Caren
Swanage and Rising Sun, Swanage.
Arrived, April 25.—Busy, Fanny, Trial, and gat
ti°
Luther, from Swanage • Florida, Newport. -rnir
Sailed, April 24.—Lady Eglington, steamer, for
don; Le Coq, Cherbourg; Edith, Llanelly.
LIVERPOOL, Monday a/.0
Wind N. W. froo,
Arrived, April 25.—Trurns, screw steamer, or
Palermo; Mary Stewart. screw steamer, Constautio°%oo
Agne, and Vesper, Fecamp ; Alexandria, Morig ; F'"cro'
Peel, Krageroe ; Jeune Adolphe, Sables ; Great, rid'
mania, Bombay ; Emilie, Mauritius ; Digby, enuoilw
ades, New Orleans ; Flor de Viz, Para; EulAl
Tampico ; Factory Girl, Caldera. moOt'l4
Arrived, April 26—Roder, steam tug, from Bar— /of
with wrecked goods, ex Albert ; Lady Blessingtoill
Orleans ; Aledandria, Charleston.
Off—Caravan and Osweg.

(BY SUBMARINE AND "ELITISM TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday 4.0-1 de
Arrived, 25th—St. Cy roan, from Minuitetlan ; —s18310!
Wydam; John Wesley, Guernsey ; Rosario, M 3110,110
Clara, Colombo ; Helen, Smyrna ; Avance, Heltring,,".ol*
Caroline Sarah, Misted ; Welhelmina, Aveiro • Be' of;
Crispin, Speedwell, Cossack, and Crescent, &ueriloo,
Freeman, . Aalborg ; Harwood, Shanghae ; Men/fire
Callao; Minerva, Bruges • Sophie, Kertersminde ;
there Sicilano, Balichik ; Swan and Hope, Dunkirk. 0
Arrived, April 26—Neptunans, from Sannesund;
Livingston, Gallipoli.
Sailei, April 26 Fontebelle, for Jamaica.
DEAL, Monday Morph°
Wind N.E. by E., moderate, and thick fog.
Passed—Eliza Moore, for Liverpool ; Invest/V
Hobart Town ; Ross the Mangles, screw steamer, C
--all from London.
Passed, in tow—Charleston from Callao, from Lelri
outward
Sailed—The whole of the bound, excel'
Cyclone, for Port Philip.

THE ORDER OF THE BATH.—A parliamentary r obi
publi-hed on Saturday contains a long list (fillies
pages) of the names of all officers in both services 4,
rated with the Order of the Bath since the Ist Jaoileo
1854, and of the civilians who have been honoured ji
the like decoration, &c. The G.C.B.'s of the eivii:oe
sion include the names of Sir James Robert GrA75l.
M.P., Lard Panniure, Sir C. Wood, and the Earl
Germains, and the Knights Grand Crosses of the eieie
and military services include the names of Lieut.coe
Sir G. Brown, his Royal Highness the Duke Of oh
bridge' Sir De Lacy Evans, Major-Gen. Sir R. Eng ote
S r J. M'Donnell, Sir Hew D. Ross, Sir J. Sin3soo
Admiral Sir J. NV. D. Dundas, Vice-Admiral Oit
Lyons, Admiral Sir G. E. Hamond, and Admiral
J. A. Gordon.
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IRISH SPIRIT DUTIES.—In addition to tho altersa,
of the duty on colonial spirits importei into Reis" 01'
is proposed, by a Government x.ll, to grant certalsoli
ditional duties of excise on Irish spirits after the lee
inst. On every gallon of proof spirits distilled iribe
land, or in the stock of any Irish distiller, or whiell!„oe
ing been distilled in either one of the three kingTteclt
shalt be taken out of bond for consumption in Ire-JOS
or shall be brought into Ireland, there will be levie of
extra duty of ls. 10d., and so ie proportion for 1100
greater or less degree of strength ; and of every 001
of proof "plain British spirits" distilled in the Chao'
Islands, and thence exported into Ireland, a 0004,
veiling duty of excise of 9s. will be charged. No dr*
back dill be allowed on made wines.
DECREASED EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA.—The ret did
from the Board of Trade for the three months es the
March 31, 1258, show a decrease of export from ofe
Uuited Kingdom to our Australian possessions. 00
feed the declared value of 23 items gives a colleegoe
amount of 1,470,635/.; and as the total for the
t 1
period of last year was 1,655,0341., there is a decree's off
194,4491. on the enumerated articles. The falli4tiob
was chitfily in leather goods, beer and ale, and Eraserspirits. The aggrega•e value of British exports t°
he
Australian depeedenciere for the first quarter of t.'
etl
present year, amounts to 2,305,8851. Enume
articles, 1,470,635/. ; and unenumerated, 835,3,14," ,
Mintny Journal of April 24.
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LIVERPOOL, April 24.—This afternoon the Boys-1 or
ship Europa took her departure for Halifax and 1"004
baying on board a cargo, mail, 108 passengers', the
5 0001. in specie on freight. On Wednesday ne%i6,10/
Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia screw' sots
ship City of Baltimore, and on Saturday the C°
stealer Persia, sail for New York.
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PROPERTY QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS 0-
LIAMENT. laws which require English and a pOt
ruernbeis of the House of Commons to be seised 0,001.
sassed of a certain annual' pecuniary qualification. 0'
for boroughs, and 6001. for counties) are sumnearikdo
pealed by a bill, just brought in by Mr. Lockees.r.,
M.P., Mr. G. Langton, M.P., and Mr. Cobbett, 11b005
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. -Yesterday neeeeinge7,e, to
2 o'clock, a fire broke out in the premises belonerid•
Mr. John Gale, a greengrocer and fruiterer, iQ atilt
street, Hammersmith. It cimmenced in the lol.°ooo
the stables, and speedily ignited a quantity Of e vroS
hay, &c. Mr. Peter Gale, who was in the building; 041
soon encircled in flame, and before he could be kite
ho was so terribly burnt that he was removed to
&teary, where he Boon afterwards died, car;
THE STORY OF JESSIE BROWN. —The Cake"' roe
respondent of the Nonconforinia says ;—"We baleeteria
with some surprise and amusement that wonder as
published in the English papers about Jessie 13r° lief
the slogan of the Hi larders in Havelock 's retries°
Lucknow. I have been assured by one of the gee mete
N
that it is a pure invention. 1. o letter oQiei; stotio
mentioned could have reached Calcutta when peel%
is said to have arrived. 2. There was no Jessie.,
p 1 d
in Lucknow. 3. The 78th neither played tnehl-ey bad
nor howled out the slogan as they came in ;,_et, rco%
sonsethreg else to do. 4. They never march avia P
the dinner-table with their pipes the same.°
all,"