The Sun.
London, England, 1859-05-03 00:00:00

THIS DAY'S SHIPPING.

Lobtnow, lfay 3.—Wind this day at noon, E.
moderate breeze, and fine.
Orr TuSKAIt, May 2.—Arrived—Champion of the Seas,
from Melbourne.
CARDIFF, May 28.—Wild E.—Sailed—Eagle fdr Rio
Grande ; Columbus, for Pernambuco.

•
—SUNDERLAND, Diay 2.—Wind N.E.—Sailed—Elizabeth,
for Cuba.

The Sir Edward Parry, which sailed from Odessa for
Bremen, on the 22d December, 1838, has not since been
heard of.

SOITTILAMPTON' May 2.—The Celt, screw steamer, for
the Cape of Good' Hope, is ashore near Caishot Castle.
RIO GRANDE, March 28.—The Firefly, from Lisbon to
this port, was wrecked on the Bth March; crew saved.
HAVANNAH, April 11.—The Black Alfred, of and for
London, from Jamaica, was lost near the Isle of Pines on
the 29th March ; 70 puns. rum saved.

(BY 'ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday Morning.

Wind E

Arrived.—Borussia, steamer, from Hamburg; Courier,
steamer, fom Jersey.; Havre, steamer, from Havre.
Sailed.—La Plata. steamer, for St. Thomas ; Wonder,
steamer, for Hat re ; La Poule, for Cherbourg ; Dispatch,
steamer, for Jersey.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Morning.

Wind E.S.E.
Arrived, May 2.—Richard Brown, from Matanzas ; Rosa
Maria, from Alexandria ; George Fineke, from Dantsie ;
Frederick, from Hamburg; Allred Mario, from Dunkirk.
Arrived, May 3.—Jesusa, from Matanzas; Virgo, from
Dram ; Fortuna, from Ostend ; Wanderer, from Stettin ;
Express, from Nantes.
Champion of the Sea, from Melbourne, sailed on the
January, has 23,000 ounces of gold on board.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRArII.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday Morning.
Wind N.E. ; tide, ono hours' flood ; fresh and fine.
Arrived, May 2—Eliza, from Bombay; Lionne, from
Gravelines ; Furet, from Gravelines.
DEAL, Tuesday Morning,
Wind blowing hard from the E.N.E.
Ns boats afloat.
Passed, May 2.—Vasco 'de Gama, from Gravesend, for
New York, after making good defects.

FUNERAL OF LIEUT.-ti ..
ENER•
AL • SIR J. 'T
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. RACK-
wELL.—Lieut.-Gcneral Sir Joseph Thackwell, G.C.8.,
vas
buried in Corkbcg churchyard, which is distant about a
mile from Aghaesi House, and 20 miles from Cork; on the
I,sth inst.
guard from' all
The coffin was borne to the grave on ,th°
shoulders of his sorrow-stricken tenantry. The peaSantrY,
who had swarmed to the spot from the ichbonring di"
Occupy an important
tricts, lined the road from Agh d Douse ne - b reh' as
a a to the c " •
a last tribute of s respect to
The Irish
part of the funeral procession. The naval commander commander in chief, Admiraly RI , with m
Tow' • any
other naval and military officers in full, uiform, fonlied
the stations in the.vicinity reserved order alon-
place(mionlNh'hisotseern,osblegede,e.ds of dartniz
6 the line
of route. The badge and Pcollar of a Grand Cross of the
Bath, the insignia of a Knight of Hanover; and of ;the
were tastefully arranged
Doorane Order, and the medals for tho Peninsular, Water-
loo, Affglum, Mahratta, and ;Sikh ca•npaigns, so well
earned by- the lamented deeeaspi
on a
,cueltion, whichl, before the coffin by tour
funeral, there not being sufficient artillery,
officers. Xotwithstancling an IRIS glittering display, itwas
not a military
cavalry, and infantry at Cork to pay the honour due It
a
The gallant sabreur's remains lie near
hatoche family,wfth which he was bon-
a family of which Lord Form* the
lieutenant-general.
ceuttieendno anbisiyot -1
eig Erne
iro:i.
g% ,
INordo tel the county of Cork, is the present head.
"claievuaiterrontileer ever saw more service.—bnited &Trio
GrveAtte.
notification has been issued by the Treasury
that the ,
th L 2 000, 000 Exchequer-bonds
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bends me
80,, will be paid off on Monday, the 9th. The
t.
to be left at the Bank on or before Wednesday
nem% to be
In connection with the India loan
•ditnostecreceive the
fully understood that the Government di
until some time
intelligence of the Austrian ultimapni t.. t
~.
after the subs (series B) due hp the
subscription had been completed —.l tti