The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-31 00:00:00

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

LONDON, March 3l.—Wind this day at noon, N.W.
moderate breeze and cloudy weather.
FALmourn, March 30.—Wind, fresh gales—Arrived
Maurant, from London, for Jamaica; Earl• Grey, Bahia,
for Liverpool.
GLOUCESTER, March 29.—Arrived—Ranid, from Ibralia.
CARDIFF, March 30.—Wind W. N. Ni.—Arrived—as-
melia, and Saga, from Algiers. Sailed—Colombo, for
Callao • Chene, Havana ; Columbia, Savannah ; Avon,
Rio janeiro Okeanos, Messina ; Odin, Carthagena ;
Highland Light, New York ; Jonina, Malta.
HULL, March 30.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—Stella, from
Alexandria;
QUEENSTOWN, March 29.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Bon.
nie Dundee, from Mauritius, for Liverpool; Belle, Paraiba.
OFF QUEENSTOWN, March 30.—Arrived—Kangaroo,
(s.s.), from New York, for Liverpool.
TORBAY, March 30.—Wind W.—Arrived—Oscar y Ri4
cardo, from Bergen, for Barcelona.
LIVERPOOL, March
.30.—A conducter left the City. of
Mexico on the 23d Feb. for Vera Cruz with 2,300,000 dole.
the waggons being heavily laden, it is doubtful if it can
reach Vera Cruz in time for the steamer of the 4th of
March, the export duty on silver coin in Mexico will be
'raised from the present rate of 3i to to 6 on the 20th May
next.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday Morning.
Wind W. ; occasional showers of rain. '
Arrived—Othello, Laura, and Ocean, from Cardiff.
Sailed—Jasper, for Cardiff; North Briton, for Quebec;
La Poule, for Cherbourg.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Morning.

Wind N.W.

Arrived—Caroline, from Alexandria ; Mary and An),
Sicily; Sterling, Taganrog; Kumagonda, Seville; Maria
Catharina, Sarab, and Mary, Caen ; Heinrich and Edward.
Hamburg ; Gefion, Bremen.

Staled:L.-Diana, for Newfoundland ; Tartar, Bombay :
Alexander, Quebec; Eleanor, St. John's, N.B. ; Cleopa-
tra, Bordeaux; L. L. Tilley, Hallax ; Italian, serer/
steamer, Havre.

QUEENSTOWN, March 29.

Wind S.W
Arrived—Belle, from Paraiba; Bonnie Dundee, Manzi..
bins ; Margaret, Odessa.

(BY 817BMABINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 10 S.M.
Wind S.W. • last hour's ebb ; cloudy. '
Arrived—Nile, from Singapore; Serpent, St. Michael's;
Laurence, Antwerp.
Sailed—City of Hamilton, for Montreal ; Walter Scott,
Port Phillip; Persia, Geelong; Rhine (e.), Boulogne ;
William Crow, Quebec.

DEAL, Tuesday, 9.55 a.m.
withfrom
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John Anderson,
Trinidad ; Orient, ship, Adelaide--all for London ' • Bien-
PWasinsedd— S.W.,
rbornigg:
helm, from Manilla, for London, reports, Feb. 4, having
spoke Collingsbnrg, from Shanghai, out 79 days • aad
Jentoo, from Liverpool to Adelaide, on the line, 21'W.
Anchored March 30—Wynyord, from Marseilles, .for
Dunkirk, and not from north to westward, as reported.
Anchored—Mary Blair, from Ibrail, for Dunkirk.
Put back—Vermont, for Boston; Wye, Illogadg ; In-
trepid, Simon's Bay, with loss of jibboom.

THE HOUSEHOLD TROOPS.—On Wednesday next the
following annual change of quarters will take place :
The Ist Regiment of Life Guards, under the command
of Colonel Parker, will leave the Spittal Barracks,
-Windsor, for Regent's park Barracks, London. The
2d Regiment of Life Guards, under the _ command of
Colonel Williams, will leave Regent's-park Barracks for
Knightsbridge Barracks, and the Royal Horse Guards
(Blue) will leave the Knightsbridge Barracks for the
Spittal Barracks, Windsor.

BRUTAL MURDER.—A letter, dated Clonmel, Thurs.
day, states that a dreadful murder was committed on the
- previous night between the Junction and Limerick. The
name of the deceased bad not transpired, but it appears
that the body, after being frightfully
mutilated, was
placed acrossathe rails, in anticipation of tile next train
passing, over it ; fortunately, the eng!tte-d river observed
the body, and, having stopped the train before itreached
it, descended and found that life was quite extinct. No
other particulars are as yet known.
POLICE CRUSADE AGAINeT BETTING-Hotissa....james
William Hitchins Dabiel Causdell, Richard Baker,
George Ching, and William Coles were charged at Marl-
borough police-court, to-day, with being found in P.
iBbeltatsi
tngn betting-office,
Ht,e ea, n Nu
son C division, said about a quarter past
.2, Rupert•street, St. James's. Super-
intendentin consequence of a warrant signed by Sir
Richard Mayne, the Chief Commissioner of Police, he
entered the shop of No. 2, Rupert-street, St. James's,
where he found the whole of the defendants. Hitchine
was standing at the door of an inner room, and Camden
was near a desk. %tenant described the appearance of
theoffice,e o fthat he found betting cards referring
to so
principal races, also a racing calendar and
mstatingthe
book of handicaps for 1857. Mr. Beadon said he had
no doubt that Ititchins and Causdell were the ostensible
parties carrying
on the betting-office, and be should fine
-ifitchinte2ol or two months' imprisonment, and Cau-
-1 dell 101. or one month. Baker, Ching, Coles, and King
were discharged.
EPPEcT or A LOOSE MARRIAGE LAW.—We read in
an American paper that a Mils Duncan, accompanied by
a friend from Cincinnati, met her divorced husband in
Louisville, Ky., on the 20th ult., and, after forcing bim
to retract alleged slanders relative to her character, cow-
hided him publicly. The affair created considerable ex-
citement.

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY OP IRELAND. —The half-
'yearly meeting was held at Dublin on Saturday. The re-
port stated that by the satis'actory working arrangements
made with the Great Southern and Western Company, the
board were enabled to propose a 34 per" cent. div. The
works on the Bagenalstown and Wexford line are pro-
gressing in a satisfactory manner, and it is expected that
the first division to Bortis will be opened for traffic in
the course of the present year: There was a balance of
4,812/. on the capital account. The report was adopted,
and dividend declared.