The Sun.
London, England, 1859-09-07 00:00:00

THIS DAY'S SHIPPING.

• Canti-
LONDON, Sept. 7.—Wind this clay at noon, ,:iher,
Westerly ; rather fresh breeze, and cloudy we
threatening rain. ger
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 6.—Wind
Majesty's ship Dauntless, for Southampton. Off riled;
Southampton, for New ork ; Quickstep, for TriM
America, from Sunderland for Aden. gebet
FALMOUTH, Sept. 7.--Wind fro°
from Sourabraya. for Amsterdam; H. B. Mildroslt irnie
Akyab ; Osprey, from Niatanzas. Off port—
Batavia for Amsterdam.
v.--
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 6.—Wind TATtrri eu for
of Baltimore, steamer, from New York, and pree— out
Liverpool; her Majesty's steamer Gorgon, from flYrii°
for Halifax, with loss of foretopmast and three men• froa
CLYDE, 'Sept. 6.—Wind W.—Arrived—Alger'9l
Trinidad. Fe, frctli
SHIELDS, Sept. s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—
Rio Janeiro.
badoes.DljßLlN' Sept. 7.—Arrived—lndian Q
L, Wednesday Morning.
ueen, for 894.-

6.—Cambridge,
Arrived,.Nse.rt.. ITERPOOL,
Jain Arrived, ept. 7—Thorto, from New York •
Lass, from Guidana. ,
from Sines ;S Betsy . Williams nfrom Swan Island ; Cardu'
----
from Calcutta; Eller
Honduras.
GRAVESEND,
from Archangel • et e.
Wind W. ; tide first hours' ebb ; we
Trinidad • Julia,
(BY SUBMARINE AND BRlTlSwlteTdEnLesEdGalay gra
jj .lig.
Arrived, Sept. 6—Speculation from
Sutton, from Antwerp Seas ; Reward,
Arrived, Sept. 7—Cowlitz, from South r
from Dunkirk ; Bilboa, St. Nazaire ; Alder, steam© , uw-
Bremen ; S. R. Malony, from Hava. Vancouver's ,_.,a ;
John Wray, and Apt lope, from'Oporto ;
Sailed, Sept. 7--Athelstan, for lsi,"._',d,
Barham, for Madras ; City of Quebec, for Quebec ; v Iv'
for Algoa Bay.
DEAL, Wednesday Morning.
Wind W. by N., moderate. • ref sz
Passed—Montrose, from Akyab ; Erromanga, brig,
Buenos Ayres—both for London,
Anchored—Lunar from Alexandria, for Dover.
reportedoff ,a
and
dn
towed the G
to
Foreland.
t e rd Thea
y brig
has beenthat yeas
assisted
EXECUTION IN PRUSSIA.—A man named Voigt's
and his wife, have, after a great delay been executed a
otwiardneStailhedNl olre•1-
Brandenburg, for having murdered, by means theyli.,°sAphorus, a person of the name of Schade, by whom ,:
been employed as labourers in that neighbourhood. ',lt;
crime, when committed, created a great sensation, an°. IQ
punishment now has likewise attracted much notice, as In
execution has taken place there for nearly 23 yea"' f
Prussia there is on such occasions no public exhibition. c,
the criminals, but the extreme penalty of the law is carrot',
into effect in the "inner court" of the prison, in presence os
maneee ud li
ont
igh.
tse hei is
drawn
communion up—and
a magistrate and his clerk—by whom a report of the pr.?'
fessed to hav b 1 d '
euttoolr; thereht iwe
h the
ohieesdcai
°l
bs:
iv) praseimc
teso aatnydahaad
ve
clergy"loepgal
e e onge , besides twelve citizens selected 1410
from the•list of those who are qualified to sit on jure',sot
thus are supposed to represent the people. On the 17_„„,
occasion, as there is no 4'inner court" in the prison at
one 101
denburg, the unhappy prisoners met their fate hioe_
the apartments of the gaol. The woman, when the annoTi,...,
went was made that all was ready, fell into a swooona
.Ir_viss"-
which she did not recover, and in that state her h ali
laid on the block and severed from her body at one bili
The man was perfectly composed, and after repeating w 2311.;
by word a prayer offered up by the Lutheran c;ergyronan_Zciai
was present, he was beheaded in a moment, and a, 7,,,ed
intimation of what had taken place was immediately.
ailLtle
to the corners of every street, that all might know th i•
demands of the law had been fully satisfied.
BavidScP
LONGEVITY.—Dr. Smith, residing at
~,e
eniloys
in Suffolk, has just completed his 10,th
lathe 11,.,,,u, f,s of
excellent health, has a good appetite, and
_7110),,,,,are
his spirits expresses a belief that he shall live for a.
to come.

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