The Sun.
London, England, 1857-02-07 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Feb. 7.—Wind this day at noon S.W.—
Strong breeze and cloudy weather.
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 6.—Wind W.—Arrived.—Marian
M'lntyre, from London, for Calcutta ; Ef.M.Str. Megoara,
Portsmouth, for the dape and Mauritius.
FALMOUTH, Feb. 5.—A screw-steamer, painted flesh co-
lour, with ports, steering S.W., with loss of foremast, and
funnsl lying on the louse aft, was passed on the 20th Jan.,
in 45 S. 11 W. Also an English barque, steering east,
with foremast carried away, short of provisions and water,
which could not be supplied owing
to the weather, was
passed on the 30th, in 47 N. 9 W.
DOVER, Feb. 6.—Wind W. S. W,—Arrived—Moses Tay-
lor, from London, for Madras, with slight damage.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 6.—Sailed,—Tagus (s.) in search
of the Colombo. _

DARTMOUTH, Feb. G.—Wind W.—Sailed—Harbinger
(s.s.), for Calcutta.
LIVERPOOL, Fab. s.—The Elizabeth Beckham, arrived
here from St. Domingo, passed, on the 26th Jan., in lat.
40 lon. 41, the side of a vessel, painted dark green, of about
350 tons, and on the 25th, in let. 48 lon. 25, what ap-
peared to be the stern of a vessel, with counter and knuckle
attached, and spars above water, painted black, with a
white ribbon.

NEWPORT, Feb. s.—Wind S.—Agile, ive d.—A ile from
London, for St. Thomas ;nno g
S'l d Er for
mas. e• me, St. Thomas siardiff, for St. Tho-
mas.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.
Wind S.S.W.
Arrived—Ann Melbuisb, from Paraiba ; Europa, New-
foundland ; Aurora, Rouen ; Vigilant, Ostend ; oscow,
screw steamer, Constantinople; Aden, Wliampoa.
DUBLIN, Feb. 6.

Wind W.

WATERFORD, Feb. 5.
Wind S.S.W.
Arrived—Ada, from St. John's, Newfoundland.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 5.

Wind S.W.
Arrived—Henrietta, from St. Stephen's ; Elise, Man-
zanilla.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday, 9.59 A.M.
Wind S.W. ; 2i hours' flood ; fine.
Arrived, Feb. 6.—Ann, and Elfrieda, from Guernsey.
Arrived, Feb. 7.—Henry Reid, from New York ; Bel-
lona, Wham pun.
Sailed, Feb. 7. —Neilly, for Cape of Good Hope ; John
Souchy, Tobago.

DEAL, Saturday, 9.60 a.m.

Wind W.S.W. ; fresh.
Passed—H.M.S. Dragon, from West, for River ; Ca-
naan, Calcutta, London.
Anchored—Leda, for Malta ; Elphinstone, Belize;
Cosmos, Bombay ; Colombo, Cardiff ; all from London.
The Bank of England, for Bombay, putting back to
London in tow, having been on shore.
The Reliance, barque, stranded at Walmer Castle, is
afloat, and proceeding towards Ramsgate in tow.

REPORTING IN THE HOUSE OP LORDS.—The grievance
referred to under this head la the Times of Wednesday
has, as we anticipated, been promptly redressed by the
Lord Chamberlain. His lordship was entirely ignorant
our Paragraph met his eye,
exerting his authority to
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to the reporters the
room which he originally assigned to them. It would
be unjust to leave this subject without tendering to
Lord W. D'Eresby, on behalf of the reporters generally,
their thanks for the marked courtesy and kind feeling
which be has shown on the occasion.—. Times.
LORD CARDIGAN AND MAJOR CALTHORPE.-- The last
mentioned officer, in a letter to the Times this morning,
writes as follows reading over the speech of the
Earl of Cardigan in the House of Lords laet evening, as
reported in the public journals of this day, I feel myself
called upon to take notice of a remark made by him on
that occasion. His lordship states that in a rerly re-
ceived from the author of "Letters from Head-Quar-
ters," he "admitted that two out of three of those allega-
tions were entirely devoid of truth." This I beg posi-
tively and entirely to deny, and it is strange that the
Earl of Cardigan in his place in the House of Lords
should give vent to such a " preposterous fabrication."
I have before me copies of all the letters I have ever
written on the subject, and after carefully looking over
them I cannot discover a single sentence that could per-
eibly be tortured into an admission that any statement
of mine is "totally and entirely devoid of truth."