The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Jane 4.—Wind this day at noon, S.W.; light
breeze, and fine,
OFF BEA.CHY HEAD, May 25.—Arrived—Yondel, from
Hartlepool for Hong Kong.
CARDIFF, June 3.—Wind W.—Sailed--Carlsbad, for
Itio Janeiro ; Enes, Alexandria.
CORK, June 2. —Wind S. S.B.:—A rrived—Caroliva, from
Barbadoes.
OFF LEmvicK.—Arrived—Union, from Greenland; Gem,
ditto ; both proceeded for Peterhead.
PLYMOUTH, June 3.--Wind S.S. W.— Arrived—H.lLS.
Exmouth, from Portsmouth; Padang, from Cardiff for
Hong Kong.
COWES, June S.—Wind W.—Arrived—Fulton (s.),
from Havre, and left for New York.
POOLE. June 3.—Wind W.—Sailed—Superb, for New.
&In:Oland.

FALMOUTH, June 3.—Wind S.W.—Arri*ed—Fexix,
from Rio Janeiro for Bremen. Sailed—Adelaide, for
Bremen.

NEWPORT, June 2. —Wind W.—Arrived—Augusta,
from Rotterdam for St. Thomas's ; Olcor, ditto, for Hong
Kong ; Subina, from London for Havana. Sailed—No-
gade, Quebec ; Johann Henricb, ditto ; Joseph Pelty, St.
Thomas's.
SWANSEX, June 3.—Wind W.—Sailed—Confiance, for
Cape de Verde.
ARDROSSAN, June I.—Sailed—Wapell, for Now York.
SHIELDS, June 3.—The Cerro Gordo, of Portland,
U.S , while towing to sea, foundered on the Stones, bat is
expected to be got off next flood.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Morning.

Wind W.
Arrived—Annie Wilson, from Bombay ; Cynosure and.
Sbakespere, New Orleans • Stuckbausen, Hamburg ; Con-
sul and Rambler, Dunkirk; Blackburn, Smyrna ; Amelia
Hill and Vestal, Sines ; La Bonne, Alexandria ; Fred.
Ludvig, Dantsic ; Gasper Corunna ; Maria, Odessa ;
Lucinda, Oporto ; Gratitude, Iquique; Governor B. de
Vriere, Ostend ; Hechelega, St. John's, New Brunswick ;
Anglesea, St. Domingo ; Margaret, Cronstalt ; Dorothy
Bonny.
Sailed—Pinois, for Alexandria; Snowden, Hamburg;
Viligent, Ostend.

QUEENSTOWN, June 2.

Wind S.
Arrived—Chapman, from Iquique ; Omar Pasha, Car-
denas ; Jenny, Rio de la Hache ; Cinq Freres, Ibrail ;
Zendhorn, Montevideo.

DUBLIN, June 3.

Wind S.W.
Arrived--Pearl, from Dunkirk.

(BY. SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Thursday, 10.30 a.m.

Wind W., four hours's flood, fine.
Arrived June 3 --Lord Londsborough, from Mogador ;
Claudia, Demerara Friendship, Dunkirk ; Avon,
Tiinidad; Equity, Dieppe; Ann and Elizabeth, St.
John.
Arrived, June 4—Ernst, from Culmas ; Golconda, Cal-
cutta ; Stranger, Mauritius ; Alnwick Castle, Sydney ;
John Owens, St. John's, N.B. ; Lauverzee, Demerara;
Coleroon, Sydney ; Matilda, Guernsey.
Sailed, 3d—Bella, Fortuna, for Copenhagen; Nimroud,
Sydney.
DEAL, Thursday, 9.5 a.m.

Wind W.S.W. ; light.
Passgd, .3d—Stranger, from Mauritius, for London ;
H.M.S. Eurydice, from the West Indies, for London;
Marie ConceptionP from Matanzas, for London.
Passed—Chevalier, from Cuba; Tar, Trinidad; Thomas
Snook, brig, Africa ; Isle of France, Ceylon—all for
London.- Several ships passed for London during the
night.
Anchored—Orwell, from London, for Sydney ; Pilo
Fish, for Pernambuco.

WORKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.—The following is
an account of the expenditure of public money in the de-
partment under the control or management of the com-
missioners of works and public buildings in the year
ended the 31st of March, 1856—viz, 183,9341. for
ENFIELD FACTORY.—A return moved for by Mr. royal palaces and public buildings, 81,7771. for royal
Spooner of the sum expended at Enfield factory was parks and pleasure-gardens, 124,945/. for the New
issued yesterday. From the Ist January, 1854, Houses of Parliament, 13,158/. for the general Repo-
to March 31, 1857, 240,5931. Bs. Bd, has been ex- sitory of Public Records, 5,5541. for Holyhead Har-
pended on buildings, machinery, stores, salaries, and ' bout, &c., 21,807/. for salaries and expenses of the
wages. .\ Office of Works, &c., 64,9621. for the British
CnICKET.—ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND V. THE UNITED. leluseum buil tinge, 21,407/. for Batter3ea-park,
—This match was brought to a conclusion yesterday, in M. Carano, a, Neapolitan officer, who distinguished 19,6581. for Chelsea-bridge, 22,962/. for the Chelsea em-
favour of All England by four wickets. The following himself in the' defence of Venice in '1849, has just pub- bankment sad public roadway, 2,837/. for the British
fished at Turin a life of General Pepe, who died in exile Embassy House in Paris, sundry other sums for other
innings, 140. All England, first innings, 206 ; •second in August, 1855. foreign embassies, 1501. for the British Protestant Come-
innings, 78. ANOTHER "FRIAR BACON."—Soren important experi. tery in Madrid, 5,9521. for the Downing-street improve-
CHLOllOFOltei IN SBA SICKNrSS.—Dr. Landerer, of
Athens, states that from ten to twelve drops of chl'oro- ments have been lately tested at the Woolwich dockyard, meets, new public offices, Sec., 11,000/. for Buckingham
form, in a little water, is an urfailing remedy in sea- by direction of the Government, in the presence of the House in Pall-mall, 3,726/. fearndWi2nodoslo.rfiomrptrhoeveNmeeinstosi,i
authorities of that institution, to prove the value and 4841. for geological survey,
sickness. One dcso has been known to give immediate
reliet—The Lancet. advantages of the invention of the Abbe Pauvert, for monument, making a grand total of 604,707/. expended.
producing steel of the belt quality from the most ordi- The balance on the account amounted to 292,340/. (net)
FEMALE PRACTITIONERS.—From the Bth annual re- nary cast and puddle iron, and indeed from pieces of iron Particulars of certain "special accounts" are appended.
port of the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania, in any state. M. Pauvert has. secured his invention by ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER.— Mr. Carter held an in-
which is located in Philadelphia, we see that since its a patent from the British Government, and we under- at the Two Eagles Tavern, South-street,
foundation, the institetion has qualified for their pro- stand also over the greater part; of Europe. The advan• ayLambeth, on the body of Thos. Hudson,
tinter employed at the Milton Press, in i
session 164 ladies. This is saying
considerable for the tages of this invention may be gathered from the follow-
growth of the legitimate cause of woman. There is no ing facts :—Steel of a superior quality has been fabri- Agar-street, Strand, but who
, qawgu
Afar-street,
(Is
tt
.2ys4cie,
us taaerrodp,
resided with his wife and
wordy fighting for the "rights of woman" here, but vio- cated hitherto from Swedi'h iron, which, according to family at No. 30, Pleasant-place, West square. Mrs.
man quietly and gracefully takes her rights and as the current prices of the day, cost s between 141.10 s and Ann Clapshaw said that, on Saturday night, a little
quietly and gracefully uses them. 161. 10e. per ton ; whereas, by the Abb6 Pauvert's pro- 1 after ten o'clock, she saw the deceased, and, a
UNIVERSITY SWIMMING RACES. —The Cambridge cese, the same is produced from British forged pig iron, Richard K •
person named Kendall, in the street, surrounded
University swimming and diving races came off on Fri- varying in price from 41. 10s. to Si. per ton ; and even by a great crowd. Toe deceased appeared to b©
day la. The long swimming race for a silver cup, 340 from old refuse or scrap iron. The manufacture of the I drunk, and said that he would fight Mr. Kendall.
yards (8 entered), was won by L. Darned, Trinity; time, steel does not require the slighter t change in the ar- !fighting,Wss and another woman tried to prevent them from
6 min. 16 sec. The short sw:innaing race, [5O yards (6 rangernent3 of the smelting and elementary furnaces, 11 the
but all of a sudden deceased fell backward on
entered), was won by R. Hollend, Trinity. The diving crucibles, or other apparatus. The conversion of the i the pavement, and she heard his head crack on the stones.
race (4 entered), was won by W. E. Wigra,m, Trinity. metal is simply effected by chemical ingredients and I She thought that he had neither the strength to stand or
HARWICH REGATTA.—This regatta, under the aus- electric agency, at a cost not exceeding 1/. 4.. per ton, Ito fight, as he was so tipsy. Hudson was taken home in
spices of the Royal Harwich yacht Club, usually one of nor is there any lose of material whatever, ae one ton of lan insensible state, and remained so until he died the fol-
the most interesting round the coast, is appointed to take the worst iron yields one ton of raw steel- We have no i lowing morning. The surgeon who had made a post
place on the 30th inst. A great many very handsome
prizes will be given, and amongst them a handsome
piece of plate, by Mr. Areedeckne, the spiritedacommo- doubt but the vast advantages of this wonderful discovery I morton, examination stated that there was a severe tree-
which have already been brought into operation, we are tore of the skull, which was the cause of death. After
informed, by the Messrs de Beauchamp, Messrs. Beroit several witnesses were examined, the inquest was ad-
, dore. Members of the Royal Yacht Clubs are expected de Asy, and other great-iron masters in FrAnne, will be Jouraed, and Mr. Kendall was bound over in his own
It to muster strongly upon. the Occagoll, fully appreciated in this country. I recognieances to attend.

charge.
The hearing of several other cases was proceeded
with.