The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

THIS DAY'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, June 17.—Wind this day at noon—North-
West; light, pleasant breeze, with very fine, clear
weather.

CARDIFF, June 16.—WinalW.S.W.—Sailed—Anglesea,
for Quebec.

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FALMOUTH, June 16.—Wind N.—Arrived—Louisa,
from Matananzas. Off port—Harpley, from Manzanillo
de Cuba for Chatham ; Mary, of Ipswich, from France
for Liverpool, to stop a leak.
PORTSMOUTH, June 16.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived—
Falcon, from Grimsby for Bahia.
PLYMOUTH, June 14.—Wind IT.W.—Arrived—
Ariadne, from Buenos Ayres. Off port—Cceur de Lion,
from:Hamburgh for Hull.
GLOUCESTER, Juno 16.—Arrived—Ocean Breeze, from
St. John's, N.B. _ _

Smvnivi, June 7.—A British schooner, coal laden, sup-
posed to be the Rattlesnake, is reported to have put into
Scio, with loss of bowsprit and other damage, from contact
with a Russian steam frigate.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGB.APR.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.

Wind N.W.

Arrived.— Revenue, Old England, Lafayette, and James
Titchcombe, all from New Orleans ; Henry Clark, from
Apalachicola • the Duke, from Singapore ; Mom Castle,
from Savannah ; Bahamian, .from Pernambuco ; Globe,
from Singapore; Alma, from St. Nazaire ;. Tamerlane, from
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Charles Marie, from Rochelle;
Lord Palmerston, from Hamburg ; Londesborough, from
Simes ; Titania, from St. Nazaire.

(EY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday Morning.
Wind W. ; tide first hour's flood ; weather cloudy.
Arrived, June 16.—Lady Mona, from Buenos Ayres ;
Emma, from Bandholm; Betsy, from Riga; Fairy, from
St. Helena ; Glance, from Teneriffe.
Arrived, June 17.—Oscar, from Stralsund. -
Sailed.—Planet, steamer, for Hamburg; Lord John
Russell, steamer, for Dunkirk.

DEAL, Friday Morning.

Wind N. ; light.
Passed.—Simoom, from Leith, for Plymouth; Parrack
Hall, from London, for St. Kitts; Marlborough, from
London, for Calcutta.

The Duke of Richmond, accompanied by Lord
George Gordon Lennox, left London on Tuesday last for

Goodwood.

The Marquis and Marchioness Calabrini have
arrived at the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood.

ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION.—Mr
F. R. Magenis, a yachtsman, has presented the sum of £lOO
to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. Two or three
years ago Mr. Magenis liberally assisted the society in sta-
tioning, on a dangerous point of the coast, a lifeboat, which
has since been instrumental, during some fearful storms, in
rescuing 16 persons from an inevitable death by drowning.
RIFLE CORPS.—In many parts of the West of
England vigorous attempts are being made to form volun-
teer rifle corps. In Exeter meetings of younry
been held, and volunteers have come forwa . A large
sum of money has already been subscribed. .?
Odn it is eman in the city has contributed 12 rifles,
and
exists, that
ex-
pected, as the nucleus of a company already
.__be a
numerous and efficient body of voluteers will
men have
other towns in Devonshire meetings a
efforts to form rifle corps
en-
rolled. At St. Mary Church, Ilfracombe,bve Exmouth, and
andw
resolutions in favour of immediate
also
similar
have been made. In several towns of Cornwall
meetings have been held.
has extended itself the fen country.
movement at Wisbeach, another has been
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public meeting
RIFLE CORPS IN THE FENS.
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insCidßhielacMhbe:lNhmiavlyeß.ELAND.—A return of the number of
persons convicted of crime at the assizes and quarter ses-
sions in each county in Ireland, during
taninstheyeeett7tb leBsjatu
and
re
olfBsBthereeoPiefcetincevelych;arshgeor,lLill each
the sentence, has been pub-
lished, on the motion of Mr. John Fitz Gerald, M.P. No
general result having been prepared by the compilers of
this return it is comparatively uninteresting ; nor would it
be fair, allowing for the difference of population, to insti-
tute any comparison by quoting county as against county.
A MATRIMONIAL ADYENTURE.—On Saturday
afternoon a native of Manchester arrived in Lincoln by
the Great Northern Railway. He had advertised for a
wife,. and personal charms were the only inducements he
required. Accordingly one of our tradesmen laid a trap
for the gentleman, and, through "a friend" entered into a
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mtheehtinimg;,anwdbe
lady was to have the
honour of becoming acquainted with her "future nusoana,to
who had transmitted his portrait before he ventured
arra,ng.ed_tha,
,e,
come. When the train arrived in Lincoln he soon. disco-
vered upon him, for Instead.
finallyn
h it was
the hoax that had been played , •ii
so beset him that, making the
and was then . al-
treated them to sundry bottles of wine,
of a fascinating young lady, he tboeunstaofa
apared obfarrageeit 7,
he
e train.—Manchester .-21tanchester Guarcik 'n.
lowed to depart by the 4-
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