The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-22 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPINCI.—(This Dayo

LONDON. Oct. 2?. \Vini this day at noon, N.W.;
rather frab, with tu-avy ►ain,

(PEEL ELF.CTIUO TELE4II4,IIO,
SOUTHA)IPTON Thursday, .u.;
Wind N W. ; hazy an 1 v.et.
Arrived-- L 3 Coq, frAn Cherdpurg ; Courier, steamer,
Jersey; Devonshire, sterner, Dublin.
Sailed—Devonshire, Etnatuor, for London; Despatch,
bteamer, Jersey; Alliwiee, etclrrar, nay"'
LivxnrooL, Thursday Morning.
Wind N.N.E.
Arrired—Warbler, from Archangel ; Baalbec, screw
steamer, Havre ; pulicAn, straw steamer, Rotterdam ;
Cameroons ; Tym,, Parsbia ; Belle Poule,
Montevideo; Queen of the iakes, Montreal; Pioneer,
Jamaica,
Sailed—Eagle, for St. Martha;
Engle, Naples; Leopard,
Lima ; Shae"maxon, Calcutta ; Atl”rt,
QUILSICSTOWN, Oct. 20.

Wind N.
ArrivE I—California, from 3foulmoin ; Sea, Demerara ;
North Star, Quebn ; A texandros, Gatatz ;atika, Con-
stantinople.
WATEMPORD, 00T. 20.

Wind N.E.
Arrired—Consul, from Hamburg.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Thursday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind N. ; tide first hour's Ilona ; heavy rain.
Arrived, Oct. 25—Tera, from Denia.
Arrived, Oct. 22 —Earl of Auck!and, steamer, fromßot-
terdarlh
Sailed Oct. 21-11elen, for Newfoundland.
Sailed, Oct. 22.-- Sir Banks, for Calais •; Paris and
Loudon, for Paris.
DEAL, Thursday, 9 a.m.

can, from Shields, for Venice ;
&Ale ; British Tar, Ascension ;
Da Zeigler, Cape of Good Hope
idsutnmer, from Sunderland, for
Soderham ; Emilie, Hamburg,
Shilda, Christiana, Honfleur.
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REMOVAL OF TUE ART TREASURES FROM MANCHESTER
--Tice removal of the
11.1311(:e:taetrtrea.-mer-oolour galleries have been
stripped, ,re
u collectedul as tn Oldse
d
T .
:Most
and many of the articles in the glass cases have
packed and' •
ism osf
already been pac Pent away, including some of
the striking groups in silver exhibited in the transept.
The Soulages collection is to be removed to the Royal
ruasff iurfd, the
enewasrlls lquaf'
Institution at Manchester for exhibition during the
winter, with some contributions from the Department
of Science and Art at Kensington, from the Bernal,
and from other collections. Tne picture by Wallace—
" The Death of Chatterton"—so popular among a nume-
rous class of visitors to the Art Treasures Exhibition,
has been much coveted by some of the local col-
lectors of pictures, and one of them is understood to
have attempted to open a negotiation with Mr. Augustus
Egg, the present owner, more than once for the pur-
chase of it. Mr. Egg, however, is understood to have
declined to part with it at any price. He is said to have
purchased it for 100 guineas, and the gentleman above
alluded to was prepared to give 1,000 guineas for it.
EXPORTATION OF COAL.—According to the monthly
statement issued by Mes,r,.
W. Laird and Co., of
Liverpool, the quantity of coal exported from th
Unitiol Kingdom during the past month exceeded be
658,532 tons the quantity f xi-Jorted in the correspond-
ing month of 1856. Of t 11.• ti,tal quantity 404,803 tons
were from the uorthPril ports. 123,658 from the Severn,
48,520 from Liverpool, 40,090 from the Scotch ports,
and 34 461 from Yorkshire.
LIYINGSTON MONEY TESTIMONIAL, GLASGOW.--The
account of Baillie Young, as treasurer
for this
fund
shows the result to be very grratifying, it affording a
clear profit of 2,109/. 03.