The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S EIiiPPING.---(Tbis Day.)

LONDON, June 27.—Wind this day at noon, S. ; light
breeze, and sultry weather.
PLYMOUTH, June 2.3.--Wind S.E.—Arrive I—Halifax,
from Cuba; H.LS. Cumberland, from Portsmouth for
Rio Janeiro.
COWES, June 26.—Wind W,—Arrived--Ariel (s.), from
New York.
OFF HURST CASTLE, June 21.—Arrived.—Washington,
from New York,
FALMOUTH, June 2.--Wind E.—Arrived—Octavia,
from MarAnham ; Zenobia, Havana. Sailed—Waltote, fur
St. Kitt's.
OFF FALMOUTH, J une 24.—. Arrived—Montgomery, from
Callao; Halifax, Manzanilla ; Major, ZTON7 York; Mary
Coe, ditto.
PENZANCE, Juno 25.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—Helen,
from Rio Grande.
CARDIFF, Juno N.—Wind S.E—Sailed—Annette, fur
Hong Kong.
OFF PENZANCE, June 25,—Arrived—Malta (s.), from
Bombay.

(PER ELECTRio TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.

_ _ ,
Wind N. W.
Arrived—Persian, screw steamer, from Alexandria ;
Armenian, screw steamer, Constantinople; Absolem, Ice-
laud; Z. Cornelia, Nantes; Thornton, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, June 25.
Arrived—Susan Dixon, from Tutarin ; Fair City,
Galatz; Christian Elizabeth, Venice.
WATERFORD, June 24.
Arrived—Edith, from Hamburg.

(BY SUBDIABINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday, 9.30 a. m.
Wind calm ; tide four hours' ebb ; fine.
Arrived, 27th—Gotina, from Aalborg.
Sailed, 26th—Louisa Maria, for Batavia.
Sailed, 27th—Parsee, for Adelaide.
DEAL, Saturday Morning.
Wind variable ; fine.
Passed, 26A1 —Sarah, from Cork, for Antwerp; Orient,
London, Adelaide; Sea Bird, Samarang, Bremen.
Passed--Indus, from Callao, from Hamburg ; Eagle,
Santa Cruz, London? Patrician (in tow), Callao, London ;
John Wesley, Liverpool, Rotterdam ; Lucy, Liverpool,
Rotterdam; H.M.S. Buffalo, from tho river, for the
westward.
Sailed— City of Petersburgh, and Sarah Bayley, for
London.

FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday a fatal accident
occurred to a lad at the Lambeth swimming-baths, in
consequence of being seized with a fit whilst bathing.
Medical aid was quickly in attendance, yet notwith-
standing the greatest exertions the poor boy never re-
covered. An inquest is to be had on the body this
evening. Not the slightest blame is attributed to the
officers of the company, the greatest care being taken to
prevent accidents happening. This is the first death
that has taken place since the establishment of the baths
nine years ago, and it occurred under circumstances
that set human precautions at defiance.
FORGING A COUNTY COURT PROCESS.-__A somewhat
singular case was heard before the Exeter magistrates a
few days ago. A respectable tradesman, named Wil-
liam Dowdey, of Topsham, was committed for trial on
a charge of forging the name of Mr. John Daw,
registrar of the Exeter District County Court, to an
illegally concocted summons. It was 'stated that
persons travel about the country and make a good
living by selling documents in imitation of County
Court summonses, which are printed in Holywell-
street, London. These are purchased by small trades-
men, who send them to tardy debtors in order to
frighten them into payment. To make the process com-
plete it is necessary to forge the signature of the registrar.
This Downey did, and posted the letter in Exeter, so that
it might appear to the debtor they came from the office
of the registrar. By the County Courts Act the offence
is one of felony. It was stated by Mr. Daw that he be-
lieved the prisoner did it in ignorance of the consequences,
but still it was a serious offence, and people must be
made aware thereof. The magistrates committed
Downey for trial at the ensuing quarter sessions.