The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S EIIIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, May 16.—Wind this day at noon, W., light wes-
terly breeze, and fine clear sultry weather
OFF QUEENSTOWN, May 12.—Arrived—John Bebby,
from Mantua for Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, May 15.- —Wind N. N. W. Sailed—H. M. S.
Colossus, for Portsmouth; H.M.S. Exmouth, ditto; her
Majesty's steamer Devastation, ditto; Star of the North,
Bombay.
NEWPORT, May 15.—Wind W.— Sailed—Go Forward,
for St. John's, Newfoundland ; Swift, Demerara.
CARDIFF, May 15.—Wind W.--Sailed—Alley, for
Monte Video.
PORTSMOUTH, May 15.--Wind S.—Arrived—Radiant,
from London for Calcutta; H.M.S. Urgent, Devonport.
Sailed— Fenelon, for Rio Janeiro.
COWES, May 15.—Wind W.—Arrived—Vanderbelt, (s.),
from New York, and proceeded for Havre.
HARTLEPOOL, May 15.--Wi ad calm. —Sailed—Secret, for
Quebec.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOHTHAMTON7 Saturday, 10 a.m.
Wind W. ; very light, and fine.
Arrived— Derwent, from Cardiff ; Argyll, steamer Ca-
rentan.

Sailed—Alauritins, steamer, for Deptford. This vessel
has been chartered by the Government for the conveyance
of troops to China.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.

. _
Wind N.W.
Arrived—Karnak, screw steamer, from Constantinople ;
Mercurius, Seville ; Hebe, Cadiz ; Amity, Seville; Ida,
Aveiro ; Hermanna, Requija.ia ; Eendraght, Nantes ;
Tagus, Lisbon ; Agnes Sophia, Gibraltar; Advice, Mobile.
Sailed—Skiddaw, for Rio Janeiro ; Carolide Daly, Zei-
rich Zee; Amazon, Bombay.

QUEENSTOWN, May 14.

Wind. S.

Arrived—General Norval, from Callao ; Oussa, St, Jean
d'Arc ; Wm. Forrest, Odessa ; Martha, Rio de la Hache ;
Industry, Bombay, for Hull ; Sea King, Callao; Black-
borne, Smyrna ; Stella, Pernambuco ; Edward Obrion,
New Orleans ; Glenlalmond, Cardenas ; Aurora, Tagan-
rog ; Woodside, Cadiz; Isabella, Galatz ; Hampshire,
Mersigne ; Commonwealth, Callao; Faith, Demerara;
Concordia, Nesteff; Rhonda, Bahia.
WATERFORD, May 14.

Wind S.S.W.
Arrived—Wm. Wheatley, from Odessa.

(BY SUBMARINE AND MITI Ski TELEGRAPH.)
,
GRAVESEND Saturday, 10.15 a.m.
_ _ _

Wind S.E. ; three-quartets ebb; fine.
Arrived—Baroness Tecca, from Alexandria ; Bucephalus,
Barbados; Favorite, Antm, erp ; Wilber:land Mary, Pi aesto ;
Octr.via, Calcutta; Saprina, St. Diego de Cuba; Perse-
verance, Medenblick ; Christian, Thirsted ; Agnes, Buenos
Ayres; Southampton, New York,
Sailed—Foam, for Hong Kong; Lotus, Boston.

THE NAVY B'STIMAT.E'S.

ABSTRACT FOR THE YEAR 1857-58.

The following statement shows the amount of the esti-
mates for 1857-58, laid before Parliament (Nos. 20 and 21),
with the sums already voted on account, and the further
sums required to be voted
Amount Sams
Estimates already required
1857-58. Voted on to be
Account. Voted.
Wages to seamen and marines £',149,333 £BOO,OOO £1,349,333
Victuals for ditto ..... ~.• • .. 830,922 300,003 533,922
Admiralty-office • ... •• • • 134,217 50,000 84,217
Coast Guard service and Royal
Naval Coast Volunteers .. • • 198,150 80,0(0 118,130
Scientific branch
Her Majesty's establishmen
at home 132,224 • 60,000 92,224
-Ditto, ditto atm ad ........ • • 25,123 10,000 15,423
Wages to artificers, &c., em-
ployed In her Hajesty's esta-
blishments at home ........ 884,390
Ditto, ditto abroad
Naval stores. &c., for the build-
ing and repair of ships, &c... 1,395,450
New works, imp, ovements, and
repairs In the yards 578.415
Medicines and medical stores • • 40,000
Miscellaneous services........ 76,722
Half-pay and reserved hal f•pay,
and retirement to officers of
the Nary and Royal Marines 691.603
Military pensions and allow-
ances • ....••..••.•••.••. 4740 63
Civil pensions and allowances.. 147,682

Votes.

300,0' 0
20,C00
500,000
200,003
20,000
30, 000

584,390
33,383
895,450
378,415
20,00
46,722

250,00 Q
200,000
60,000

441,603
278,163
87,682

Total for naval service •• .. X 7,902,168 £2,910,000 £4,992,168
For the service of other Depart-
ments of Government
Army and ordnance depart-
ments (conveyance of troops) 207,000 80,000 127,000

T0ta1........ •• ••. £8,10?,168 £2,990,000 £5 119,16 i
Packet service 965,06 i 400,000 555,964

f
Grand Total £9,074,232 £3,390,000iX5,G84,231
CiteaLrs WOOD.
ALEX. MILNE.

Admiralty, May 13, 1857.

THE LAW Cr LIBEL.—The Committee on the TAW of
Libel will sit on Monday next, at 1 o'clock, for the ex-
amination of witnesEes.

BOUNDARIES OF DIOCEBES.-=,,A. Meeting of her
Majesty's Commissioners ripi3ibtoti to inquire into the
extent and boundaries of the Several dioceses of Canter.
bury, itolidon) Winchester, and 'Rochester; * held
yesterday morning at to: 18) Great GeorgetAtteet,
kVestminsteri The collunissioners present were his
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury (ptesidenth the
art of Harrowby, tbe Earl of Chichokr, the night
Hon. Spencer H. WelpoleM3 ttlgbt Hon. Dr. Lushing-
too, Dr. Travers Twiss dnd the yen.
Archdrttcn 13irMWh Mi? reiik ittlyVett atiencieu as
14reretv the ComrnisLion,

bIINIBUS RIOTS.—The neighbourhood of the Elephant 1,
and Castle and the opposite corner of the London road
have been for several dayo Old tlghtil the iaebe of great
confusion and riot, sating boa gang of cads, bribed apps=
rently on behalf of the opposition otnnibtisesof a Mr. Kite,
rurtning from Kingsland and balston to thtki locality. As
soon as oneof these omnibuses arrives, the driver and con-
ductor being conspicuous from their white hats, a mob
of low ruffians, rush into the road,. draw themselves up
in two ranks at a concerted' signal, and, cutting off all
communication with the other omnibuses, hound and
bustle, the passengers into thEir favourite omnibus.
All this goes on now at the Elephant and Castle
and the opposite corner under the very nose of the
police, who seem to regard it as "only a 'natter or
opposition 'busses."