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

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This.

LONDON, May 7. —Wind this day at noon, E. ;
f undel ate breeze, and fine.
PORTSMOUTH, May 6.—Wind N.B.—Arrived—Her itt&-
j esty% steamer Ithadanaanthus, from Woolwich, with •
;unboat.

BRISTOL CHANNEL, May 6.—Wind E —Arrived—Fan•
de, from Havana. Sailed—Edward Cobeton, for Africa ;
Lioness°, Newfoundland.
QUEENSTOWN, May s.—Wind N.—Sailed—Elleralie•
or Baibadoe,9.

PLYMOUTH, May 6.—Wind S.—Arrived—Wild Flower,
From Gioja. Sailed—Phoebe (ss), for the Cape of Good
Elope.

SUNDERLAND, May 6.—Wind S.E.—Sailed—Shanghait
for Quebec.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, FriclaytMorning.
Wind N.N. W.
Arrived, May e.—Mignon, from St. Michael's.
A' rived, May 7.—Falcon, from Alexandria ; Crescensi*,
Bristol.
Sailed, May 6.—Don Limaos Primero, for Lisbon ; Lima, ,
:At. Michael's ; Auguste Laure, Bordeaux; Alpha, S‘•
Petersburg ; Victorine, Ostend.
Sailed May 7.—Black Prince, for Ceylon.

(BY STJBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday Morning.
Wind N.E. ; tide, hours' ebb • fresh and cloudy.
Arrived, May 6,—Hesperus, from Aaolborg ; LagnagSo
Dantzic ; Falcon, Stettin ; Haloyon, Frederickstadt ;
Prince Albert, Nieu Dieppe ; Dorothea, Resborg ; Mole,
Konigsberg.
Arrived, May 7.—Lindberg, from Odense ; Active,
Aaolborg ; Nimrod, Wybog ; Sutton, Antwerp ; Louise,
and Peter Jins, Konigsberg ; Ann and Rosetta, Bruges; •
Mystery, Antwerp; Clio, Christiana; Maria, Stralsund;
Cathanka, Christiana ; Oxenbnrg, Libau ; Symmetrit
Sat ksborg ; Edi Catherine, Aalborg ; Glory, Aarhuus ;
Henrich Theodore, Rostock ; Dolphin, Dantsio • Mai*
Stettin; Aurora, Frederickstadt ; Daneburg, Randers;
Haabet, Skettker ; Catharina Josephine, Helsiogborg ;
Herman Wilhelm, Aalborg; Charles Tennant, Ghent;
Auguste Stockholm ; Laura, Griefswalde ; Lints, Gotheir
burg ; day of Hamburg, steamer, Rotterdam,
Sailed, May 6.—Beatrice, steamer, for Dort.
Sailed, May 7.—Norwood, for Bombay ; Mowe, steamers
Bremen ; Landwurton, Rio Janeiro.
DEAL, Friday Morning.
Wind N.E., moderate.
Passed in tow—Connecticut, from Callao, for London.
Passed—Sy Ipb, screw steamer, for Bordeaux;
Jamaica ; K wanton, Calcutta ; William Simpson, Bats'
via—all from London ; Nile, brig, from the North, Or
the Westward.

ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN OF PORTO.'
GAL.—Her Royal Highness Stephanie of Hohenzollern,
the Queen of Portugal, arrived at Dover yesterday from
Ostend, in his Majesty the King of Portugal's noW
steam corvette, Bartolomeo Dio, on a visit to Bucking-
ham Palace. At the Bricklayers' Arms station the
Prince Consort received and conducted her Royal Sigh-
ness to Buckingham Palace. The directors of the South-
Eastern Railway made preparations for the reception of
er Majesty that reflected the greatest credit upon their
judgment.
REFeasENTATION OP GREENWIO2I.—Last night an
pen air meeting. which was attended by upwards of
1,000 of the supporters of Mr. Townsend, M P,, was
held in the pleasure grounds attached to the Lord Nel-
son Tavern, Trafalgar-road, Greenwich, the object being,
as stated in the handbills, to enrol members for the
Townsend League. Mr. W. Wallis, of Regent's-park,
et gentleman recently returned from Australia, occupied
the chair, and announced his intention to stand by Mr.
Townsend with his purse if be found that the coned.
tency would co-operate in the same manner. Mr. Mae.
donne'', Mr. Mead, and ether eectors addressed the
meeting, and a loud cry was raised for Mr. Townsend.
A. deputation from the meeting then proceeded to the
residence of Mr. Townsend, who shortly afterward°
arrived, and was received in a most enthusiastic inane°r'
de addressed the meeting at some length, and the PO'
ceedings terminated at a late hour.
HAYMARKET THEATRE.—" Tvvelftk Night," was Pr
duced at this thea're last night, with Mrs. Charley
Y ung in the character of Viola, a part which she
prayed w2ith grace and spirit. The audience was fashion;
able and numerous, and the performances passed ea
with the greatest eclat.
NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION.—A meeting of the
RJyai National Life-Boat lustaution was held yesterd,ft
a; the building of the society, in John-street, Adelphi.---
Thomas Chapman, E•q., in the chair. There were pre'
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of tue Admiralty, G. Lyall, Esq.. M.P., and other gen:
tlensen. Medals and pecuniary rewards were voted ferr,
various services rendered to shipwrecked persons. 16
was reported that during the past month new life-boat;
had been sent to Winterton, Norfolk, Dover, •
Liastinr. 7001. were ordered to be paid for varionf
lifeboats and their appurtenances, and the Dean of
Norwich was elected a member of the committee.
INDIA AND CHINA NEWS.—The Colombo, with the
Calcutta mails of the 24th of March and the Chin°
mails of the 15th of March, is expected in England °2_
Saturday. On the same day the Benares is expected
Lt;
arrive home with the Bombay mail of the 9th ult. T°
.
'Colombo has the long lost Ava'. wails on board, and the
Benares is believed to have the A ustralian mail brougl
by she Erneu. If so, they will be landed in Englen_
unsorted. The next Indian telegram will be due 01"
Sunday next,