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

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, March 31.—Wind this day at-noon, .N.Vir'
moderate breeze and cloudy weather.
FALMOUTH, Mardi 30.—Wind, fresh gales—Arrived`'
Maurant, from LJndon, for Jamaica ; Earl Grey, Bahl*
for Liverpool.
GLOUCESTER, March 29.—Arrived—Rapid, from Thralls.
CARLIFF, March 30.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived—ZS.
melia, and Saga, from Algiers. Sailed—Colombo, for
Callao • Chene, Havana; Columbia, Savannah; Avon,
Rio Callao;
Okeanos, Messina ; Odin, Carthagena;
Highland Light, New York ; Jonina, Malta. -
HULL, March 30.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—Stella, from
Alexandria; Corkscrew, (s.s.), Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, March 29.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Bon'
nie Dundee, from Mauritius, for Liverpool; Belle, Paraiba.
OFF QUEENSTOWN, March 30. —Arrived—liangar?°'
(s.s.), from New York,. for Liverpool.
TORBAY, March 30.—Wind W.—Arrived—Oscar I Iti"
cardo, from Bergen, for Barcelona.
LlvEnrooL, March 30.—A conducter left the City of
Mexico ou the 23d Feb. for Vera Cruz with 2,300,001) dols,
the waggons being heavily laden, it is doubtful if it can
reach Vera Qruz in time for the steamer of the 4th of
March, the export duty on silver coin in Mexico wie°,
raised from the present rate of 3i to to 6 on the 20th AW
next.

(PEB 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 Quebe°;
La Poule, for Cherbourg.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Morning*
Wind N.W.
Arrived—Caroline, from Alexandria; Mary and Ant
Sicily; Sterling, Taganrog; Kumagonda, Seville; 31°7
Catharina, Sara, and Mary, Caen ; Heinrich and-Edwar''
Hamburg ; Gefion, Bremen.
Sailed—Diana, for Newfoundland ; Tartar, BorabsY.l
Alexander, Quebec; Eleanor, St. John's, N.B. ; Cle°P".
tra, Bordeaux ; L. L. Tilley, Halifax ; Italian, sere",„
steamer, Havre.
QUEENSTOWN, March 29.

Wind S.W
Arrived—Belle, from Paraiba; Bonnie Dundee, Maurid
tins ; Margaret, Odessa.

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

DZAI, Tuesday, 9.55 a.m.

. -
Wind S.W., strong, with rain.
Passed—Belle, brig, from- Lanelly ; John Anderson,
Trinidad ; Orient, ship, Adelaide—all for London ; Blew
heim, from Manilla, for London, reports, Feb. 4, havini
spoke Collingsburg, from Shanghai, ont 79 days • Ana'
Jentoo, from Liverpool to Adelaide, on the line, 21 NV.
Anchored March 30—Wynyard, 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, Mogador ; 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. I-be
2d Regiment of Life Guards, under the command of
• Colonel Williams, will leave Regent's-park Barracks for
; oy
Knightsbridge Brraks, and the Ral Horse Guds
(Blue; will leav tithe c Knightsbridge Barracks for the
Spittal Barracks, Windsor. •
BRUTAL MURDER.—A letter, dated Clonmel, Thum'
day, states that a dreadful murder was committed on the
previous night between the Junction and Limerick. The
name of the deceased had not transpired, but it appears
that the body, after being frightfully mutilated, was
placed across the rails, in anticipation of tue next train
passing over it ; fortunately, the engine-driver observed
the body, and, baying stopped the train before itreacbed
it, descended and found that life was quite extinct. No
other particulars are as yet known.
CCoaluessdeil were charged at Marl'
POLICE CR qSADE AGAINST 13ETTING-130UsEs.., Jaime.
' William Hitelains,
WDdaluiairrul , Richard Baker,
George Ching, and
borough pace-court, to-day, with being found in a
betting-office, No. 2, Rupert street, St. James's. Super-
intendent Hannant, C division, said about a quarter past
the Chief Commissioner of piajoe, be
8 last right, in consequence of a warrant signed by Sir
of Ne. 2, Rupert-street, St. James's,
ewßahiteeelirraeerddherhfoeanYsnnbdec:l:he whole of the tiefendants,
stating Hitohins
the
was standing at the door of an inner room, and Causdell
was near a desk. liannant described the
arp?arance of
the oce
that he found betting cards referring
to
o somffiofeho'afndicappis for'nei 1Pa187,7. Mr.
Beadon s
races,
alsoa raeing. calendar
he badar and
book
no doubt that Ritchins and Causdell were the ostensible
parties cam log on the betting-office, and he should fine
flitchins 201. or two months' imprisonment, and Caus-
dell 10/, or one month. Baker, Ching, Coles, and Sing
were ilischarged.
EVFECV OF A LOOSE MARRIAGE LAW.—We read hi
an American paper that a Miss Duncan, accompanied by
a friend from Cincinnati, met her divorced husband in
Louisville, Ky., on the 20th ult., and, after forcing hire
to retract alleged slanders relative to her character, covr-
hided him publicly. The affair created considerable
citement.

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY OP IRELAND. - The half•
yearly meeting was held at Dublin on Saturday. There.
port stated that by the satis actory working arrangements
made with the Great Southern and Western Company, the
board were enabled to propose a3l per cent. div. The
works on the Baget.al-town and Wexford line are pro-
gressing in a uttisfactory manner, and it is expected that
the first division to Borris will be opened fur 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.