The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-16 00:00:00

IMPORTS FROM EUROPE.

Gray Shirtings.—A better demand has prevailed con-
sequent on large requirements for Lower Bengal and
local consumption during the ensuing native holidays,
and prices have advanced about one anna a-piece, but
we are still without transactions for the Upper Provinces.
White Shirtings have been in moderate request, but
we have no alteration in prices to notice.

Gray Jaconota have been placed to a larger extent
than before, and an improvement of about 2 annas a
piece has take❑ place during the fortnight.
White Jaconote.—Withont much doing, we only give
the ruling quot..tiona :—r. 1-0 to 1-4 for low, 1.8 to 2-1
middling, and 3.4 to 5-4 fine.

White cambrics continue in the same neglected state,
not a single sale having transpired for some time past.
'folksy Red Goods.—We are still without buyers for
any sort, and our quotations must therefore be considered
quite nominal.

Woollens.—The position of these goods is quite unal-
tered, there being no purchasers, and value nominally
the sine.

Coloured Yarns have continued in fair rcqu"st at
previous figures—namely, at 1-2 6 to 1-6-6. Turkey
red (3erinau dye 1.0 6to 1-4-0 for British dye. German
and Or tnge continue to rulc at 0-11-0 to 0-12.6 per lb.
Freights—To London—Saltnetro, 3/ 53 to 31 15.; ;
suzar, 3/ 5; to 3/ 15+; rice, 3/ 53 to 3/ 153 ; jute, 3l to
3/ 5i ; oil Heeds, 4/ ; rum, 4 htuis, 4/ 53 ; hides, 3/ 153 ;
stittllac, 31 5; ; lac dye, 31 103 ; silk piece goods, raw
silk, and indigo, 51; castor oil, 4/. To Liverpool—
Saltpetre, sugar, and rice, 3l; jute, 2/ 103 ; oil seeds,
3/ 101.

To Mauritius—Rice, r 1 8 per bag, payable there at
50 cents.

To China—Cotton, nominal ; rice, 90c to 95c a bag ;
opium, nominal.

SHIPS ARItIVED.

Aug. 24—The Day Dream, from Singapore, July 28,
and Penang, Aug. 9 ; Fate! Currim, Muscat, July 27 ;
Wainpanaog, Melbourne, Juue 28 ; Bougainville, Sycl•
ney, July 7.
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Aug. 25 —The Empress Eugenie, from Madra., Aug.
18 ; Camillus, Judda, June 30, and Aleppoe, Aug. 11.
-Aug. 2d— The Florence Nightingale, from Liverpool,
May 12 ; Radiant, London, June 11 ; Gustav, Madras,
Aug. 19 ; Gabriel Ileriot, Bombay, July 21 ; John
Scott, Sunderland, April 21 ' • Carl Ronneberg, London,
April 20 ; Vet uria SlJane, Adelaide, July 13 ; Atiet
Rohoman, Judda, June 21 ; Bervie Castle, Singapore,
Aug. 9.
Aug. 27—The William Cole, from Liverpool, May 23.
Aug. 2S.—The Cape of Good Hope, from Moulmein,
Aug. 18, Rangoon, Aug. 25, ani Akyab, Aug. 26 ;
Isabella, Madrav, August 22 ; Malakhoff, Melbourne,
June 28 and Bombay Island, July 22 ; Anne Gordten,
Carddf, May 8.

Aug. 29 ----The Corriemulzie, from Madras, Aug. 22.
Aug, 30--The Hindostan, from Suez, August 7;
Manras, lugur.t 26.

Aug. 31—The Manilla, from Madras, August 11 ;
Gopalpore, August 28 ; Soubandar, Mauritius, Aug. 5.
Sept. I—The Blue Rock, from Madras. August 23 ;
Neville, Liverpool, May 23 ; Ganges, New Orleans,
May 29 ; Ewile Emlda, Bourbon, August 2 ; Phantom,
Sunderland, August 26 ; Fiery Cross, Hong Kong,
August 15.

Sept. 2—The White Eagle, from Madras, August 23 ;
Punjab, Aleppee, August 22 ; Havergbam, London,
May 3 ; Fairlie, Bombay, August 10 ; Wanderer,
Liverpool, May 12 ; Andromache, Liverpool, April 30.
Sept. 3—The Jamestown, from Liverpool, May 27 ;
Matilda Wattenbach, Liverpool, February 5, and Mau-
ritius, August 5 ; Alma, Cardiff, May 9 ; Jasson, Port
Phillip, July 25.
Sept. 4—The City of Calcutta, from Glasgow, May
14 ; Lady Cl4rendon, Liverpool, May 27.
Sept. s.—The Abeillino, from London, April 23 ;
Kate Kearney, Penang, August 14.
Sept. 6—The Ilindostan, from Bordeaux, June 2 ;
Theresa, London, June 3.
Sept. 7—The Auckland, from Akyab, Shpt. 4 ; Mont-
morency, Liverpool, May 1 ; Rowena, Liverpool,
May 25.

At a late hour yesterday a telegraphic despatch was
received at Chatham, from the War-office, directing th
following reinforcements to proceed from this garrison
tide morning, for the purpose of unbarking, for India—
viz , 7th Royal Fthiliets, 31 men ; 27th Inniskillinge,
15 men ; 61st Regiment, 12 men ; 70th Regiment, ES
men ; 81st Regiment, 30 men ; and 87th Royal Irish
Fusiliers, 19 men. The detachments proceeded from
Chatham Barracks at an early hour' this morning, and
embarked on board the Southampton steamer, with the
7th flussars, from Kurrachee, under the command of
Captain S. C. Jackson 70th Regiment, awl Liout A, N.
Montgomery, 7th Fusiliers.