The Sun.
London, England, 1859-02-04 00:00:00

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Morning.

Wind W.S.W.

Arrived.—Empress Eugenie, steamer, from Liverpool;
Lady Eglinton, steamer, from London ; Lady Constance,
Light and Sign, Clara, and Caledonia, from Sunderland.
Sailed.—Barcelona, steamer, for Hamburg ; Empress
Eugenie, steamer, for London; Lady Eglinton, steamer, for
Dublin.

LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.

Wind S.W., fresh. _
Arrived yesterday.—Florie Del Ore, from Havannth ;
Ellen Glynn, from Carnarvon, with rum, ex Aurora,
wrecked.

The Thalestris, for Barbadoes, has put back, after being
aground on Burbo.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday Morning.
Wind N.N.W., tide first hour's flood, light and tine.
Arrived, Feb. 3.—Pantielman, from Reni.
Sailed,—Traveller, for Auckland ; Seine, steamer, for
Boulogne.

DEAL, Friday Morning.

Wind S.W., moderate.
Passed, Feb. 3.—Caduceus, from London, for Auckland ;
Allison from London, for Bombay ; Figlia Maggiore, from
London, for Cardiff; Breeze, schooner, from London, for
Brixham ; Bartolo, from Chatham, for Havatma.
Anchored for Os, Feb. 4.—Esk, from Glasgow for
London.
Passed, Feb. 4.—Vespasian and Salamanca, front Cal-
cutta; Grecian Queen front westward—all for London;
Bengenite Knuth, from the East, for Pernambuco.
Anchored, Feb. 4.—Her Majesty's ship Nankin, from
China, for river.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEST RIDING.

A requisition has been presented to Sir John William
Ramsden, M.P.for Ilythe, soliciting him to become a can •
didate in the Liberal interest for th representation of the
',Vest Riding of Yorkshire, in the place-of Lord Goderich,
who will succeed his late father as Earl of Ripon in the
House of Lords.

It is expected that Sir John Ramsden will be elected
without opposition.

BOSTON.

- - - -
Yesterday an election took place at Boston in consequence
of the acceptouce by Mr. W. H. Adams one of the mem-
bers of the borough, of the recordership of Dorby. No
oppositon was offered to the re-election of Mr. Adams, who
was proposed by Mr. F. Cooke, seconded by Mr. F. Hop-
kins, and declared duly returned.

lIYTHE.
The Hon. Mr. Campbell is in the field for the represents
tion of Hythe. The hon. gentleman visited the borough
yesterday and was very wel lreceived.

BERLIN, Thursday.—The Prince William and
the infant Prince continue doing well.

The Duke of Roxburghelas arrived at the Cla-
rendon, from Floors Castle, N.B.
TILE LATE MILITARY FRACAS AT PLYMOUTH.--.
Sergeant Henry Clay, of the 2d Warwick Militia, com-
mitted on the 4th tilt to take his trial at the ensuing County
Assizes, for causing the death of Charles Lawler, a private
in the 17th Regiment, has been admitted to bail. Since the
sergeant's committal an application has been made, On hit'
behalf, by Mr. W. Eastlake, to the judge in Chambers ; and
on Saturday last Clay was set at liberty, by an order from
Mr. Justice Erle. The bail accepted is the sergeant in his
own
Smithso
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own recognisances for £lOO, and two sureties,
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BILLS FOR RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC IM PROVE-
MENTS.—On Wednesday,
Frere, declared the standing orders of both H
t of Houses
of
Par-
liament had been complied with in respecfollowing
bills :—Before Mr. Smith : Swansea .
Improvement.
Hlanv et
the
e casese rci a 1 Docks
Wales, Pembroke, and Tenhy Junction Railway; Kings-
town Waterworks; Conan
i‘ Amendment Act;
Manchester, LiverananddPlle'litin'ndseinl'iprov
Junc-
tion Railway ; . . v (No. 1) •
of the Witney ili '" , the Ruabon. and Denbigh
Section) ; Tunbridge ltailwa (Ruth.nJunction Wells, Uckfield , and
South oast . Railway; Thames and Aylesbury
Railway; and Omnibus Subway Bills there was no appear-
ance, and they were accordingly struck out of the list.—
Before Mr. Frere : Hampstead Junction Railway, Mid-
Kent Railway, Sunderland Dock, North British and Selkirk,
and Galashiels Railway Companies ; Madras Irrigation and
Canal Company , • Bray Commons ; and Bedford, Potton,
and Cambridge Railway. In the case of the Charleville and
Patrickswcll Railway Bill there was no appearance, and it
was struck out of the list. The South East and West Lon-
don and Dulwich Railways, and British and Canadian Tele-
graph Companies Bills were postponed.
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