The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.---(This Day.)

LONDON, Aug. 15.—Wind this day at noon, W.N.,
light breeze and cloudy.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. It —Wind S .S. W. —Arrived.—
H.M.S. Falcon, from West Indies.
FALMOUTH, Aug. 14.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived—Wa, h.
ington, from Tagiillreg.
OFF FALMOUTH, Aug. 13.—Arrived—Cypress, from
Valparaiso.
CLYDE, Aug. 13.—Wind W.—. Arrived—Mary Handl.
ton, from COTAmi.
DARTMOUTH, Aug. 14. Wind S.—Arrived—Hero of
the Nile, from Algoa Bay.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday, 10 a.m.
Wind almost calm' ; weather fine.
Arrived—Argyll (s.), from Carenton ; Clara, from Sum•
derland.

LivnzpooL, Saturday Morning

Wind E.
Arrived—Paterson, frcm nstadt •; Wilbert Fisk, Bois.
Wolgav, Iceland.
ton ; Celt, Riga ;
Sailed—Pelican, for Val,oaraiso; Florentine, St. Thomas;
City of Manchester (s.s.), Calcutta; Shalimar, Melbourne;
Asia, Aspinwall.

DUBLIN, Aug. 14.

Wind W.N.W.
Arrived—Philona, from St. ohn's N.B.
WATERFORD, Aug. 12.

Wind N.W.
Arrived—Roma, from Galatz,

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A POLICE-CONSTABLEAmiNuiry
Or.
TING-HILL.—INQUEST.—Yesterday evening anng
took place at St. George's Hospital touching the dratu
of Charles Bush, aged 45, a police sergeant of the T
division. James Lovett, a groom, said that about three
o'clock on Thursday morning he was riding through the
Lansdowne-rcad, Notting-hill, when he heard groans,
and on going to the spot discovered the deceased down
a deep area of one of the unfurnished houses. Witness
went to the atation-house, and on giving information 0,
the accident, the superintendent sent a stretcher, on
which the deceased was sent to the hospital. The super-
intendent said that the deceased had been in the force fo.
thirteen years, and was a very active officer. The un
finished houses bad long been the resort of bad eharactim
and it was in looking after them that the deceased hat
lost his life. Mr. Hooper, the house-surgeon of the hos
pital, said the deceased died from a fracture of the sp jia.
Verdict, "Accidents!. death."
IsTzw STEAM PLOVOIL—A young man, a native c
Glasgow, named AustCe, recently manager of
_ a mill iies
Donaghadee, has invited a new steam_ plough. . Tla
es of the ordi oar
machine sends out twsn ploug
rewhia: !Fes the furrows. ar
rouna at the erel ,
turnedform o nu
each
nsdi side,
capablerilvil:l toefe
acres per day with a man and oy, and from four t
the field. It is calculate' plbough from three to w
eight cwt. of coal, according to the power of the engine.
LETTERS To OFFICERS IN INDIA.—Many persons wir,
have friends and relatives amongst the officer* of Ii
dian regiments that have mutinied and been di
banded and dispersed are at a loss how to address thel
dtihreeepteladcetowlieth
loters, which have hitherto beeannd
'to direct such letter,
if r
stationed.f and d name 0
Thef
best way
if the whereabouts of the officers is not accuratelyh .know'er
is still to mention the number and name oft e regimen
anshdaalllshoatvheebpereensidexentusttoedwthic it belonged.
A PRACTICAL SUGGESTION.—The Dekrts maintair
that General Barnard has deserved well of his country b
resisting all the overpowering attempts of theenemy ; an
that to await the capture of Delhi from bit; small for
almost an injustice. One remark of our contemporar
is very practical. He asks, "What will the Sepoyi d
when the stock of percussion caps which existed in De
are percu
aim muskets, and they havenho.eirpows7ibPleagmeans I-.
plenisbing their supplies of caps;
capable of manufactu ring them.' they are utterly i,
MINES.—The Indian affairs bang like an incubi
over the money-mark
to mend and give pi ociise of aet just as things were. beginnin
ctive operations. T 1
re, the"1
firm choracter of then
of ceoappmere, a ,however, i
.arket for metals with
a grtherwiseT have results
-t mum counteracts
tinned upward tendency
our favour, and have in
the effects which would
no_
from the state of monetary, affairs. he (mining iha
opened particuladrly .e.O active e, with a good denial
market
for shares, and in some eserip ions a considerable ri
took place early in the week. Of these, Nor
Basset rose from 13 to 17 on Monday, and after t
active business left off at 13 to 19 ; notice was a
ceived on that day that in driving the 42 cross-c'
south from flat-rod lode, a lode wort.h 504 per fm. ha
been cut. These sbarea had fallen from the bight.
point, 44, to nil miles within a few mooths, and it wr
generally expected they would recede to 10, at whir
generally of persons had resolved to buy, sod the sudde
discovery, therefore, has come too soon. for tliem.-
Mining /MA(4I of this dn.