The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-15 00:00:00

SEABO RNE

[When the 'late for makine up a mail falls on a Sunday, the Man
remains open until the day to' ;lowing; except in the case of the Indio,
mail, via Southaitmton, whi Ch, on such occasions, is made up t"

evening previous.

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Lisbon.. • • • •
Spain
Gibraltar
Gibraltar 1
Malta • • • • .•
Egypt ..•• • • I
Ceylon • •
India
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mouth ger Jan. 25 Eng.—
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month.
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Feb. 4N. Are.
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China
Penang .. • • M
Singapore
Australia(via/
the Cape)
Cape of Good
Hope
Mauritius
Ceylon
India
Lisbon 1
Madeira j
CapedeVerds
Brazil
BuenosAyres
Faikland Is-
lands
West; Incl'esl
(except Ila-
vana and
Honduras).

Venezuela
Grey Town
New Granada
Chill
Peru
Calliornla

Honduras ..
Nassau .. ..

Mexico ...
Havana ..

Madeira ..
Teneriffe
W. C.of Africa
British North
America .
United States
United States
Br' tish North
America ..
United States
British North
America ..

Canada

_li- —Morning. E—Evening.

TFIE "UNLOOKED•FOR COMPLIMENT."—A. corresp.ol?;
saydse'r—th"eluannohtebaucl‘
express a hope that the paragraph i
Vi under
Cod above
~..0
ing is incorrect, and that
dent of the Times, of yesterday
rington, t,'„,,
late and last commander of our English army in the Sew,
n r
an English sailor. Our army never Occupied Yalta, --0
has not condescended to accept " loot" at the hands 0"
was there ever any military or maritime demonstration
against that pleasant little sea coast town, and if the
worthy tar `found' a Russian general officer's state
sword in any of the houses of Yalta, he must in plain
English have 'stolen' it while we were off the coast!.
a temporary visit wit°
or while he Wag on shore during
a flag of truce for the surrender of prisoners."
A " MILKY WAY "AT SEA..--A. lady, on her voyag°
to Calcutta, writes the followinct, to print:—When in the Gulf of Aden, we saw a very re:
rnarkable sight. It was a rough and blowy evening that
which we are permitted
we were called on deck to see the "milky water," which
seen in this region. It is still undecided whether
is only
the effect is pro ,uced by electricity, by atmospheric
causes, or by animalcule. Instead of water it seemed se
Thif the vessel were plunging throuh drifts of snow.
Fe appearance extended even to thegreat horizon, and if the
or, had been colder, and I could have heard the sound of
leigh-bells, I should have lost all idea of the sea, an„.l,
imagined myself enjoying a magnificent sleigh ride.
-tt
was a splendid sight, and it is very remarkable that ii°
chemical analysis can detect any peculiarity in the corn'
position of the water ; and as soon as daylight or moon'
light comes, it vanishes. The " milky stray" lasted for
three nights, and then suddenly stopped, and every even'
mg afterward the water was as usual.