The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-17 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SIIIPPING.---(This Day.)

LoNnoN, Juno 17.—Windt this day at noon, E.N.E.;
strong breezo, and fine.
PORTSMOUTH, June 16.--Wind N.N.E.—Arrived—
Ellen, from Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, June 16.--Wind S.E.—Arrived—Henry
Moore, from Loudon for Adelaide, S.A.

SWANSEA, June 16.—Wind E. —Sailed—Carthagena, for
Gibraltar.
CARDIFF, June 1.5.--Wind S.E.—Sailed--Sanford, for
Hong Kong.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.
Wind N.B.

Arrived—Atlas, from Stettin ; Dodo, screw steamer,
Rotterdam ; Rita, straw steamer, Barcelona, Felipa Y.
Vincent., Bilboa ; Mary Catherine, Amsterdam ; Cetha-
rina, Dunkirk ; G. H. Bassalina, Pillau ; James Douse,
Bremen ; J. N. Cushing, New'Orleans ; Amelia, Balti-
more; Carthage, Smyrna.
Off—Arno, screw steamer; William Shand.
Sailed—Eliza Archer, for Colombo ; Eleanor, Cagliari ;
Hope, screw steamer, Africa ; Formosi, Marseilles ; So
cundina, Havannah ; Northman, screw steamer, Copen-
hagen ; Albert, screw steamer, Bordeaux ; Strathmore,
Shanghai; Thessalia, screw steamer, Constantinople.
WATERFORD, June 14.
Wind S.S.E.

Arrived—John Williams and Catharine,from Hamburg;
Quarry Maid, Stralsund ; Wave Stettin ; Emerald, Ham-
burg.

(BY BIIBMARtNE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind E.; tide one hour's ebb ; cloudy.
Arrived, 16th—Elizabeth, from o.4end.

Arrived, 17th—Charlotte, from Revel ; Mary Ogle,
Malmo • sippo Visser, Woreurn; Corseor; Canton,
Rotterdam; Mathilde, Woolgast; Martha, Griefswale.
DEAL, Wednesday, 9 a. 111.
Wind E.N.E. ; fine.
Saikd—The Mary Ann, and James, for London.
Passed—Leone, brig, from Shields, for Genoa ; New
Express, brig, from the north, for the westward.

DROGIIEDA.—Tbe destruction of property arising out
of the outrages committed by the mob at the late elec-
tion for Drogheda, has just been the subject of Present-
ments, to be levied off the county. A. trivial informality
in the applications for compensation for damages (con-
sisting of the omission of the initials " J.P.” after the
magistrate's name) has been taken advantage of—five,
composed of magistrates and ratepayers, having divided
against five, the Mayor of Drogheda, Chairman respec-
tively of the Presentment Sessions and of Mr. McCann's
Election ComMittee, giving his second or casting voice
for dismissing the question of compensation on the above
point of form. The aggrieved parties have signified
their intention to appeal against the decision.
The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Sultan will take
out about 50,0001., principally bar gold, for Cadiz.
The Royal Mail steam-packet Parana, which sails to-
day for the West Indies, will take out 24,1921,, of
which 12,8001. is gold, and 11,3921. silver.
CRICKET.—NI. C. C. v. SUSSEX.—This exciting match
wasflnished yesterday at Lord's in favour of the M. C. 0.
by 14 runs. The following is the score : M: C. C., Ist
innings, 78 ; 21 innings, 163 ; Sussex, Ist innings, 66 ;
2d innings, 161.

ANOTHER NEW PLANET.—M. Goldschmidt has just
detected a new planet, which represents the sixth he has
introduced to the puhlic. It is of the size of a star of
the tenth rank, and fhats between Beta and Gamma in
the constellation of the Balance ; it forms part of a group
between Mars and Jupiter.
A MAN DROWNED IN A TIJB.—On Saturday morning
a man, named Benjamin Schofield, alias B-rn Walker,
aged 56, was found drowned in a brewing tub. whin,.
contained a quantity of water about six inches in depth.
It was believed that Schofield had fallen down in a fir
and was thus drowned. Schofield had been much sub-
ject to fits.

NIGHT BALLOON VOYAGE.—On Monday evening Mr
Cornwell ascended from tl•e Pavilion Crtrdenß, North
Wo,d viola, at half-past eleven o'clock. in company with
Mr. Youens and Mr. John Allen. The voyage must be
pronounced one of the most extraordinary on record, as
the voyagers travelled, when they descended in Devon-
shire, at least 230 miles in five hours.