The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-24 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING,—('EIi!s Days)

LONDON, July 21.—Wind this day at noon, S.W.
fresh breeze, and fine.
COWES, July W.S W.—Arrived—Loch
Lumar, from Callao; Hedweg, New York.
PLYMOUTH, J uly 23. —Wind W.N. W.—Arrived—Gi pay
Queen, from Quebec; Eliza, ditto; Rodin Castle, ditto.
Sailed—Belmont, for Quebic.
PORTSMOUTH, July 23.—WindW.S. W.—Arrived—
Caroline, from Quebec. Sailed—Alnwick Castle, for
Calcutta.
QUEENSTOWN, July 2.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—John
Davele, from Callao; Lucy Harriet, New Orleans.
Felmovra' July 23.--Wind W.— Arrived—Black
Rose, from Jamaica; Rosita Matanzas; Doggersbank,
Trinidad and Cuba.
NEWPORT, July 23.—Wind W.—Arrived—Brant, from
Quebec'.
CARDIFF, July 23.—Wind W.—Arrived—Robert, from
Quebec; Eleanor, ditto. Sailed—Leonia Lacoste, for
Batubay.
BRIDGEWATER, July 23.—Wind N. W.—Arrived—
Caroliue, from Quebec.
LONDONDERRY, July 22.—Wind W.—Arrived -
Ar-
gentiners, from Quebec.
BELFAST, July 22.—Arrived—Fergus, from Quebec.
Sailed—Marquis, for Quebec.
(Pint EbitOTRIO TELE(3RAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday, 10.30 a.m.

Wind S.W.
Arrive•l—Jasper, Arbutus, and Ann, from Cardiff ;
Venue, Swansea • Sarah Ellen, Neath ; Port Glasgow,
r Cardiff;day
Morning. South
Florida,ripCarenton ; Anna
Ql3 SI(
:taboi Le:, -NPE, Hopewell,.auprvoer yt Sfirragi :I
el, ani. steamer,
v.agEeß'r 0o
Maria, Crazils; Flora, Sunderland.

Wind W.S.W.
Arrived.—Baden, from New Orleans; Blackwater, from
Quebec ; Ides, from Marseilles ; Augusta, from Rostock ;
Gov. B. de Vriere, from Ostend ; First of May, from
Jamaica; Snipe, from Mazatlan; Rebecz.a, from Smyrna ;
B. C. Fokker, from Malta.
Sailed —Reward, for Cape of Good Hope ; Ann, for
Dort ; Ankeberj, for St. Petersburg ; Iduna, for Stettin ;
Como, for Constantinople; Thebes, screw steamer, for
Gelb).
QUEENSTOWN, JIILT 22.

Wind N. W.
Arrived.—Emigrant, from Fiume ' • Varna, Smyrna ;
Wallachia and Niko, Odessa ; Jane Tones, Saff.s ; Lucy
and Harriet, New Orleans; John Davies, Callao.
DUBLIN, July 23.

Wind W.
.Arrived.—St. Lawrence, from R. Stephens.
EfOLYHILID, jtily 23.

Wind S.W.
Arrived.—Royal William, from Quebec.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH T ELM RAPTI.)
GRAVESEND, Friday Morning,
Wind W. ; last hour's ebb ; fine.
Arrived, Jnly 23.—Tirginia, from Naples ; Herschel,
Miramichi ; Gerridina, Agger ; City of Hamilton, Quebec.
Arrived, July 24.—Berwick, steamer, from Cronstadt ;
Nancy aiwson, Hassam ; Harpley, Bombay ; Ariel,
Lisbon ' • Village Mai.'., Jamaica ; Bell Rock and William
Metcalf,
lingwash ; Emily Farmin, Liverpool, N.B. ;
Florence, Mogador ; Anna Maria, Thisted.
Sailed, 24th—John Bull, steamer, for Hamburg; Seine,
steamer, Dieppe ; Lord John Russell, Dunkirk ; Fleder,
Port Fairy, Royal Adelaide, Stettin.
DEAL, Friday, 9.25 a.m.
Wind W.S.W., fresh.
Passed—Golden Fleece, screw steamer, from Antwerp,
for Southampton ; Mary Muncaster, Prins, John Taylor,
brig, Oregon, and Naples—all from Quebec, for London ;
' from Quebec, for Bull ;
Port Natal; Albert, from
NExiccehollsliaor J, afnroe, andmanLdon.dCoon n,cofrodria
New Orleans, for Bremen.
Passed, July 22.—Mina, from Frederickaball, for Abbe-
ville.
Anchored—Giulia, from New York, for Inverness;
Liverpool, for Hong Kong ; Bella, Barcelona ; Barbara,
Corfu—all from London; Johanna, barque, from eastward
for westward; Solicitor, from north, for weatward.

The Earl of DERBY referred to a nodes he had
given last session to his noble friend (Lord Reda:dale)
for the appointment of a particular day after
which their lordships would not consider the
merits of bills cent up to that house. lie coul
readily understand why his noble friend, in the present
session, had not given notice, because the real business
of Parliament not hming commenced till May, it was
considered inconvenient to fix a day for the final con-
sideration of bills. They had now, however, arrived
at a period to advanced that it woull be very agreeable
to both sides of the house that ni more bilis should be
submitted to their cJnsikleration. (Hear.) Ho trusted
therefore it would not be thought unreasonable if he
suggested to the propriety of naming a day for the final
disposal of a the bills requiring a second reading. Ile
thought the Government would see the convenience of
acquiescing in such arrangements.
Lori REDESDA LI& said it was true he was pre-
vented from moving the usual sessional order in con-
sequence of the period at which ParliaEnent was nailed
together. At the same tune he might inform
their lordships that everything that had since
occurred only the more convinced him that Wwas highly
important such a resolution should be adopted. If such
an crder had existed he was persuaded that the business
of the other house would be much mere advanced than
it was at the present moment. He did not now feel
disposed to move such a resolution

The Earl of MALNIESBURY (alter a short pause)
said he thought the sof j .o, deserved so►ne notice by the
Governcovi,t.

Lord GRAN VILLE said that at an early period of
the cession he had been in communication with the
noble I)rd (Redesdalt) on the subject, and it was
then arranged that owing to the advanced period at which
Parliament met, it won d be inconvenientdf such a re-
sclntio'n was agred to.
The E•irl of DERBY said he had already admitted
the pecuNar circumstances of the present session, and he
therefore trusted that the Government would fix a day
themselves for the final consideration of measures that
it was important should be passed during the present
session,