The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

WOUIIDED.

Raleigh.—Commodore's Galley.—Alfred Jenkins, A. 8.,
loss of left hand, severely ; James Buckley, A. 8., contusions
from splinters, slightly; Edward Rowe, A. 8., contusion of
right shoulder by a grapeshot, slightly. Pinnace.—J. S.
Graham, Lieutenant, contusion, slightly ; William Seymour,
A. 8., flesh wound of left shoulder from fragment of a man's
skull, severely ; Mark Rieeout, A. 8., laeerated wound and
contusion of shoulder by a round shot, severely; John God-
ding, A. 8., contusion of shoulder by a grapeshot, severely ;
John Raffell, A. 8., oontnsion of elbow, splinter, slightly.
Launch.—George Sackett, A. 8., penetrating grapeshot wound
of right shoulder, severely; George Payne, A. 8., contusion,
slightly. Ist Cutter.—Joseph 'fatherly, captain of foretop,
grape wound, left shoulder, severely. 2d Cutter.—Mr. E
Pilkington, midshipman, contusion, slightly.
Hongkong Tender.—Edward Braughton, leading seaman,
gunshot wound of groin, dangerously.
Calcutta.—Launch.—J. Callister, ord., right hand and leg
contused by a round shot, slightly. Ist Pinnaza.—Danie
Toomey, ord., 2 C contused won .d of chest and knee by a
round shot, severely ; Michael Rourke, ord., contused wound
of left leg by a round shot, slightly-. 2d. Pinnace.—William
Green, ord., elten-ive burn from a gunpowder exp osion,
severely. Landing Party, Royal Marines.—William Collins,
pr veto, Royal Mari es, ditto, severely ; George Pope, pri-
vate, Royal Marines, contused wound of chest by a round
shot, slightly.
Sybill,.—Commodore Elliot's Galley.—Mr. H. Hi ppesley,
midshipman, spear wound, slightly. Launch.—Mr. B. Staunch,
master's-a.sistant, contusion of t houlde-, slightly ; Richard
Light, captain of 'oretop, ditto, severely ; John Smi.:ll, d tto,
wound of head, slightly.
Tribune.—Pinnace.—Cenjamin Sheldrake, leading seam",
grsl eshot lodged in lung, dangerously; William Nelson,
A.B , grape-wound of wrist, wish fracture, severely.
Niger.—First Gig.— The Hon. A. A. Cochrane, Captain,
C.B , grapeshot contusion of arm, s'ightly ; Mr. W. Potter,
gunner, slightly. Second Gig. —Henry %eerie, sailmaker's
mat ightly. Pinnace.—James Pearce, stoker, sl ghtly ;
Alfred Durrant, ord., 26, slightly.
Hornet—Pinnace—Emanuel Buchanan, gunners's mate,
grape wound of arm, dangerously ; Thom is Anderson, A. 8.,
wound of shoulder, severely ; James Rively, A 8., wonnd of
neck, dangerously ; David Aitchison, leading seaman, wound
of scalp, slightly ; J hn Copping, bombardier, Royal Marine
Artillery, wound of arm, slightly ; Henry Wyatt, private,
Royal Marines, wound of neck, slightly.
Elk—William Walker, boatswain's mate, gunshot wound
in right lumbar region, slightly ; H. Starlus, private, Royal
Marines, splinter wound iu right thigh, slightly.
Cruiser—Edward Mitchell, private, Royal Marines,
slight'y.
Haughty—Gunboat— Mark Patterson, A. 8., wound of
wrist, slightly.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
At Hong-Kong—May 11, the Wellington, from London,
13, her Majesty's steamer Highflyer, and gunboats Plover,
Opossum, Haughty, and Forester—all from England ; 24,
her Majesty's ship Amethyst and the Patus, from Liverpool ;
26, the Cairugorno, from London ; 27, the Wellington, from
Newaftle ; 31, the Northfleet, from London 1 June 2, the
JohrTlWade, from London.
At Shanghai —May 3, the Fiery Cross, from London ; 14,
the Spirit of the Age, from London ; 23, the Harriet Armi-
tage. from London.
DEPARTURES TO GREAT BRITAIN.

Flom Hong Kong—May 15, the Esberu Snare, for Cowes,
From Foochow-51y 25, the Crest of the Wave and the
Queen of May, for London.
Frcint Shanghai—May 10, the Sea Star, for London.
SIIIPB or IN

At Hong Kong—Her,Vlajesty's ship Calcutta, her Majesty's
steamers Sampson au d Coromandel, her Maj sty's schooner
Saracen, her Majesty's gun-boats Starling and Staunch; the
French steamer Catinat; and the American steamer San
Jacinto.
At Macao—Her Majesty's steamer Encounter, her Majesty's
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ship Nankin ; the Portuguese brig Mon lego, and the lorcha
Amazona ; the French friga,Os Virginia and Capricieuse, the
French steamer Marceau, and tho French brig Nisus.
At Amoy—Her Majesty's sloop Comus.
At Foochow—Her Majesty's brig Camilla.
, Cruiser, Fury, High.
Hornet, Inflexible, and
her Majesty's gunboats
In Canton River—Her Majesty's brigs Acorn, Bittern, and
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Tribuner ;,
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Kong,Majesty's
Bustard, Trusty, Haughty, Opossum, mil Plover ; her Ma-
jesty's frigate Amethyst.
At Shanghai—Her Majesty's ship Pique and her Majesty's
sloop Levant: Sirs
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