The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-02 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, June 2.—Wind this day at noon, S.E.;
pleasant breeze, and fine.
PORTSMOUTH, June I.—Wind S E.—Arrived—Her Ma-
jesty's ship Mariner, from the West Indies. Sailed—Her
Majesty's steamer Osborne, for Calais ; her Majesty's
steamer Colossus, Sheerress ; her Majesty's steamer Ex-
mouth, Plymouth.
CROOIdHAVEN, June I.—Arrived—Caroline Schenck,
from Paraiba.
SOUTHAMPTON, JUDO I.—Parana (1.), from the West
Indies.
OFF PLYMOUTH, June I. Wave of Life, from Sydney,
N.S.W.; Liverpool, Calcutta.
CLYDE, June I.—Arrived—Sir Charles Napier, fvout
Trinidal

BELFAST, June 1. —Sailed —Mischief, for Thirbadoe?.
OFF PORTSMOUTIL—EIbe, from Now York for _Hamburg;
Golenda, Cale uttn.
FALMOUTH, Juno I.—Arrived—lda, for Rangoon ; Cock
of the Walk, from London for Mogador.
BRIDLINGTON, Juno I.—The Chase, from Noweastle,
pushed upon au anchor in the harbour, and fills with the
tide.
ST. THOMAS'S, May IG.—The Mary Bibby, from Deme-
rara to Liverpool, put in hero, 13th iast , leaky, and is dis-
charging.
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(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Tueedty

Wind S. ; rain.
Arrivod—Llydaspos, steamer, in 25 hours, from Antwerp.
Arrived, June I—Harmony, from Memel; Saint'', Col-
mar ' • Auguste, Christiana ; Brett., Rouen ; Catarina,
Hamburg ; Leon, Paul, and Thule, Dantsio ; Anna Col-
linsonf Christiania ; Planet, Rouen ; La Pottle, Cherbourg;
Ernestine, Memel; MargaretLlVha, CArolinida.
ERPOOL, Tuesday Morning

Wind S.
Arrived—Dodo, screw steamer, from Rotterdam ; Elise,
Dantsic ; City of Manchester, and Mary Canon, Bombay ;
Emily, Para ; Castries, steamer, St. Lucia ; Earl of Shaftes-
bury, St. John's, N.B.
Sailed--Jeannette Melanie, for Ostend ; Anne, Havre ;
Margaretha, Narvo, ; Sussex, Cronstadt ; Eliza Hands,
Rio Grande; Chase, Newfoundland ; Adelaide, Havannah.
QUKENSTOWN, May 31.
Wind S.S.E.

Arrived- -Carolme,from Barbad,va ; Aurora, Demerara;
Eagle, Vera Cruz ; Australia (a.), Trieste; liegpath, Ca-
tania; Der Aldo Pelter, Memel.

MUSLIN, June 1.

Wind S.
Arrived—Vision, from Sovillo ; Burgomaster Peterson,
Memel; Emma, Cadiz.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 9.50 21,111.
Wind S.S.E. ; tide, high water; fine.
Arrived, June I—Leone, and Furst, from Gravelines.
Arrived, June 2—Aphelia, from Konigsberg; Etna,
Dunkirk ; Traveller, .Autworp ; Trifoluua, Stettin ; Lark,
Bruges.
Sailed, June I—Alexandria for Algoa Bay ; Tracian,
Sydney; Bosphorus, Port Phillip,
DEAL, Tuesday, 0.36 n. m.

Wind southerly, light.
Passed in tow —Sorato, from Adelaide, for London ; La
flog,uo, Sydney, London.
Passed—Wilton, from London, for Jamaica ; Azorian
Lass, London, Lisbon ; James Holmes, for Balbadoes ;
Margaret Evans, for London.

The rumour of the intended amalgamation of the
capitals of the Punjaub Railway and the Indus Flotilla
with that of the Scinde Railway is untrue.
OXFORD, June I.—Theprie for a sacred poem has
been this day awarded to C. H. Pearson, M.A., Fellow
of Oriel C,llege, formerly of Exeter. Mr. Pearson ob-
tained a first class in Lit. Humanior., Michaelmas Term,

182.
CAMBRIDGE, Jung I.—The Adams prize for the best
ey on mathematics, astronomy, or some other branch
o natural- philosophy, has been awarded to J. C. Max-
well, 8.A., Trinity College.
AFRICAN COTTON. LIVERPOOL, Monday. Some
cotton grown in Algeria was exhibited to-day in the
Under xriters'-rooms. The best sample is somewhat of the
Sea Islands quality, and worth about ls. 6il. per lb.
THE CLOCK AND WATCHMAKERS' Asmum.—Yeeter-
day the ceremony of lsying the foundation-stone of the
above asylum, took place upon a most eligible piece of
land beautifully situate at Colney-hatch, near the Great
Northern Railway Station, Mr. T. S. Buncombe, M.P.
for Finsbury, officiating. There was a large assemblage
of company.
CRICKET.—THE ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND AND Tag
UNITED ELEVEN OF ENGLAND.—Yesterdaya
crowd congregated at Lord's Ground, to: immense
the Uuited
of the Cricketers'i
e
match which the Eleven of All Eogland and
Eleven were to play for the benefittness the
tutors assembled. Betting-6
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tEe land, first innings,
Fund. It is computed that from 104,000: toA 1112,E00nOglsapnedc.-
Unite 3, fist innings, 143 ; All i
dayg at 12 o'clock.
136. The game was resumed tf i
t held on
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whote qu ehnacde
house, Circus-Street,
the has
as " quietrisss," administered
burst, aged sixteenmciinntchosn,
an opiate P P
ru.laSrhe has had six children, all of whont
attaining the age of the deceased, and
in the habit of glving the deceased the
she had been . .
edicino since its birth.— Liverpool Albion. _ ,
sarnlnelenal
bhyavietsdredolieefore
WASTE GLAND IMPROVEMEN T Cour.exa. .13-
was pro.
petition has been presented to the Goon of Chancery,
in Ireland, to wind up this company,
waste
jested a short time since to improve and
lands in Ireland, which
reclaim

TO WHOLESALE STATIONERS AND
DFULERA in EN VELOPir.S.—In reference to an advertise-
ment by Messrs. De La Rue and Co., ti e think it needful to state
that almost immediately after tho verdict of the Jury in the action
brought against us by them, touching our Patent, we determined to
alter our Envelope Machines, by removing such parts as were con-
sidered to be the points of infringement.
These alterations were, of necessity, made gradually, but accom-
plished without a moment's lois of time, and dually completed on
the 19th March last, since which pe iod our manufacture has been
confined entirely to our new maninery, so that the injunction ob-
tained against us bears no reference to our present or future manu-
facture. .We shall of course retain all envelopes now in our I osse.-
eon manufactured by the old 'mantles, until the expiration of
Messrs. De La Rue's patent, or until the injunction be dissolved.
2d June, 1857. JOILN DICKSON & CO.