The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-20 00:00:00

LLOILY3 SHIPPING.—(Tbis Day.)

LONDON, June 21 —Wind this day at noon, E.S.E.;
light breeze, and fine. Heavy storm of thunder and light.
nint,c, at midnight.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 19.—Sailed—Constitution (ca.), for
New York.

POOLE, June 19.—Wind E.S.E.—Sailed—Flora and
Standbey, for Newfoundland.
PLYMOUTH, June 19.—Wind E.—Arrived—Farmer,
from C,,lumbo ; Patrician, Callao.
FALMOUTH, June 19.--Wind E.—Arrived—British Tar,
from Man zanilla.
CARDIFF, June 19. —Wind E.—Sailed—Peter Cornelia
Hook, for Hong Kong
NEWPORT, Juno 19.—Wind E.S E., strong.—Arrived
—Vesta, from Bristol, for Rio Janeiro. Sailed—Abbey
Langden, for Aden.
LEITH, June 19.—Sailed—Genius, for Havana.
MARSEILLES, June 16.—Letters from River Plate re-
port the loss, near Rio Grande de Sal, of a vessel named
Louise, and of a French ship.
LunitcK, June 15.—A schooner, apparently English, ig
reported ashore on the Dornesnoes Reef, 13th inst.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday, 10 a.m.
Wind S. ; fine yesterday evening, from six o'clock till
past midnight ; heavy thunder showers at intervals.
Arrived —Gergina Magrito, from Groningen; Elizabeth,
and Douglas, Newcastle.
Sailed— Ralph, for Newcastle ; Llangothlaml, Newport.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.

W ind S.
Sailed—Rosaria, for Monteviedo ; Augusta, Quebec, ;
Philosopher, Calcutta; Pathfinder, Point de Gallo; Sophia,
Mernel ; New King, Archangel ; J. P. Morse, Calcutta
Henry Cook and J. 6. Parsons, Quebec ; Niagara steamer,
Boston.

QUEENSTOWN, JUne, 18.

Wind E•
Arrived—Hydaspes, from Callao.
CROOKHAVEN, .Tnno 18.
Arrived—Antigua Packet, from Jamaica, for Queens.
town.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)

GRAVESEND, Saturday, 9.30 s.m.
Wind E.; tide four hour's flood ; fine.
Arrived, June 19—Emanuel, from Skive; Anna Char..
lotte, Holding; Naughtiness' Memel • Maria Fanny.
Frederickstadt ; Wanderings Minde, Christiana; Chris-
tiana, Dantzic ; Familiez, Udallwalla ; Catherine, Lauvig.
Arrived, 20th—Napoleon,
Dantzie. from Randers ; Friendship,

Sailed, June 20th—Damascus, for Sydney; LOY Re
bow, St. John's, Newfoundland:
DEAL, Saturday, 9 mu,

Wind calm ; fine.
Anchored—Mary., from London, for Fegleira.
Passed—Paris and London, screw Warner, from Para,
for London,
ie.
Passed, Junel9—Urbano, from London, for Constants.
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THE NATIONAL GALLVIT.-------
—We are requested to state
that it was not Dr. Maniac', but Mr. Richmond, who
supported the proposal for removing the National Gal.
lery to Kensington Gore. Mr. Faraday abstained from
voting.
Cl/NA.—Some correspondence between the Foreign-
; office and the Commercial Association at Manchester,
in the years 1846, 1847, and 1848, on the subject of
outrages committed on English subjects in China ban
recently been laid before the Houses of Parliament, in
1 pursuance of an address to the Queen. The association
~had the misfortune to differ from Lord Palmerston on
certain points, his lordship attributing the murders
which were perpetrated at Canton in 1848 to the tome.
r.ty of the British residents, rather than to any want of
foresight or precaution on the part of ber Majesty's re.
presentative on the station, and the association rather
inclining to be dissatisfied with the conduct of Sir J,
Davis