The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, March G.—Wind this day at noon, variable,
and cloudy.

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FALMOITEI, March s.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—Henry
Jones, from Liverpool for Coquimbo, leaky.
SUNDERLAND, March 4.—Wind W.—Sailed—General
Havelock, for Ceylon.
NEWPORT, March s.—Wind E.—Sailed—Sanger, for
Calcutta.

SHIELDS, March s.—Wind N,E.—Sailed—Agnes, for
Monte Video.

PORTSMOUTH, March s.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived—
Western Chief, from Callao. Sailed—H.M.S. Curnoa,
on a cruile.

PLYMOUTH, March s.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Celt (ss),
from Southampton for Cape of Good Hope.
GRIMSBY, March 4.—Wind E.—Arrived—John Ber-
tram, from New York for Hamburg; Temperantia, from
Porsgrund for Teignmonth, very leaky, with loss of sails,
and damage to rudder.
LIVERPOOL, March 6. —The Beejapore, from Callao,
burst her chains this morning, got aground of Puckington
Bank, and remains.

TnooN, March 6.—The Foil, 53hooner, of and from
Belfast, in making for the harbour this morning, during a
violent gale, was driven ashore behind the breakwater,
but will begot off as soon as the weather moderates.
SCILLY, March 3.—The Surinam, barque, of Newcastle,
from Swansea, to London, was assisted in here to-day,
and run on the ground within the pier. She had pre-
viously parted from one anchor, and slipped from the other
in Crow Sound, to which place she had run in consequence
of the pumps being chokod, and the crew exhausted.
Damage not yet ascertained. The weather has been very
severe here during the last few days, and no mail kas left
for a week. As far as is known all the ships in the roads
have rode out the gales without accident.

g (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning.
Wind N., blowing hard, with rain squalls.
Arrived, March 4.—Ossian (R. ), from Liverpool ; Aurora,
(s.), Dublin.

Sailed, March 4.—Eling, Effort, and Clara, for Sunder-
land ; James Stewart, Lizzie, Warrior, and Atlas, New-
port ; Argyll, (s.), Carentan ; Wanderer, Llanelly ; Mary
Ann, Havre ; Friendship, Cardiff ; Bessie, Weymouth.
Arrived, March s.—Duke of Cornwall, (a.), from Lou-
don; La Poule, Le Coq, and Carolinida, Cherbourg;
Wonder, (s.), Jersey ; Clara and Ralph, Newport.
Sailed, March 5 Ossian, steamer, for London ; Havre,
steamer, Havre ; Express, steamer, Jersey ; Bell, New-
port ; Duke of Cornwall, steamer, Dublin.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.

Wind N.W., fresh.
Arrived—Barrussie, from Surinam ; William, Dantsio.
Sailed. March 5--Casaade, for Halifax; Vigilant, Mar-
seille&

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday Morning.
Wind W.N.W., tide 4th hour's ebb, weather cloudy.
Sailed, March 5- -Temelionte, for Naples.
Arrived, March 6—Charlotte, from Landscrona.
Sailed, March 6.—Ballfincb, for Algoa Bay ; Holland,
steamer, Ostend; Sir E. Bankes, steamer, Calais ; Norna,
steamer, Constantinople.

DEAL, Saturday Morning.

Wind W. by N., strong.
Passed—Basilia, from London, for Bilbao ; Mullard,
from London, for Calcutta.
A schooner observed on shores on the Goodwin Sands at
daylight this morning, masts and sails only visible, ap-
parently with no person on board. The Walmer life-boat,
with the boats from Deal, went to her assistance; name,
&c., unknown at present.

ALTERATION OF THE MIDDLESEX SESSIONS HOUSE.—
The magistrates of the county have at length adopted
measures for accomplishing an object which has for many
years been in contemplation, viz., improvements in the
Sessions-House, not only for the better accommodation
of the public, but in the arrangement of the offices
wherein the county business, which is far more consider-
able than might be supposed, is carried on, particu!erly
those of the Clerk of the Peace and the County Trea-
surer The " sanctum " of the latter may be comparad
to a vault, of which the Clerk of the Peace-office forms
an upper story. Arrangements have been made with
the City authorities, in whom the site of the new street
at the rear of the Sessions-House is vested, and also
with the local vestry, for an extension of the boundary
of the county property, with the view of enlarging
.the
building, and plans are in course of preparation, which,
when carried out, will provide efficient offices for the
transaction of the ordinary business of the county, and
good and con-renient courts with proper accommodation
for the public, jurors, and counsel, the want of which
has been so long and so justly complained ef, and
remove, it is hoped, those obstacles which, through
the peculiar construction of the interior of the building
have hitherto baffled all attempts to ventilate it as it
should be.
During yesterday and the previous day upwards
of 200.recru its arrived at Chatham from the various
recruiting districts for the purpose of joining the
East India depot 4 at that garrison,