The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-02 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Jan. 2.—Wind this day at loon, S.W.;
moderate breeze and fine.
The Fly, from Sunderland to Arbroath, which put into
Shields on the 26th ult., was the vessel supposed to have
been wrecked on the Fern Islands on the 25th.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. I.—Wind W.S.
Industry, for Woolwich ; H.M.S. Dragon, Woolwich,
with the Arctic ship Resolute in tow.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. I.—WindW.S.W.—Sailed:---H.M.Str.
Pluto, for Africa.
FALMOUTH, Jan. I.—Off the port—Elizabeth, from
Hartlepool, for the Cape of Good Hope.
CARDIFF, Jan. I.—Wind W.—Sailed— naidee, for
Jamaica.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. I.—Sailed—San Feenande, for
Cuba.
DARTMOUTH, Jan. I.—Wind W.S.W.—Ar rived—Mer-
sey, from Quebec.
NEWPORT, Jan. I.—Wind W.- Arriv 'kid—Padres-
minde, from London, for St. Thomas.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. I.—A vessel, apparently li4 barque, of
about 700 tons, was seen on fire on the 28t,:t Dec. 160
miles west of Ushant, with an outward Au leriean ship
hove to and taking off the crew.
FRASERBURGH, Jan. I.—The Commerce, ofC and for Sun.
derland, has been towed in, having been tore.
SWANSEA, Jan. I.—Wind a--Bergman,
from Coquimbo. The Antigua Planter, of Plymouth,
drifted across the bows of the Dutch barque Adelia Mar-
guerita, for Sydney, lost mainmast, Etc., dame; Ked her upper
works, and came in here. The latter makes! water and
has put into Mumbles flats, and will probabl:,r have to dis-
charge.

(PE3 NLIOTBIO TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Pride ky Morning.

Wind W.
Arrived—Tiger, from Bombay ; Horizon.. Orleans ; R.
to
B. Porth, Windsor (United States) ; Paitoii, Prince Ed-
ward's Island ; Enstelling, Bremerhaven ; orge, Richi-
C
bucto ; Georgiana, St. Michael's.
Off—Wm. Prowse, Yucatan.
Sailed—Countess of Sefton, for Limn, ; Riibert Twenty.
man, Santander; Clio, Gibraltar; Chicago, New Orleans ;
Sultan, Lisbon ; Hezekiah Williams, phila delphia ; Vic-
torina, Ostend.

QUERNSTO\ IN, Dec. 31.

Wind S.W.
Arrived—Malvine, from Uruguay; Area& an, St. John's,
N.B. ; May, Alexandria.

DUBLIN '4 January 1.

Wind W. S. W.
Arrived—Hosliu, from Sweaborg; Thoma if Forrest, from
Taganrog.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGrRAPII.)
GRAVESEND, Frith, ,7,
9.42 A.m.
Wind W. ; tido three hours ebb ; cloudy, .
Arrived, 2d.—Gustaff Maria, from Dantn ic.
Sailed, 2d.—lndomitable, for Melbotrne,
DEAL, Frith 9.36 a.m.

Wind W. ; moderate.
Passed—Olbers, from New York, for L 3ndon ; Liffey,
St. Michael's, for London ; H.M.S. Dragon , with the dis•
covory ship Resolute, for river, in tow.

The two men Dickinson and Gledhall, charged with
9at Oaks Manor, were
bree.ienxgamcoinnceedrennad in the Tuesday l ba
sutr,gal glary
the inquiry was again
adjourned. The men, it is understood, intend to call
witnesses to prove an alibi.
PERSONATING VOTERS IN LEEDS.--. At the Leads
borough sessions, on Wednesday, a m a n named Hut-
chinson was charged with tendering a votii 3 g paper, which Morn's iridescent beams,
purported to be that of Joseph Bentley, at a municipal The droning stillness of the summer noon,
election in the mill Hill ward, on the 24 t«ii of Nov., and The Eden-glimpses 'neath the midnight moon
representing himself to be Joseph Bentl. :y. The suspi-
Adown the argent streams,
cions of the presiding alderman having been excited by Have built a stately palace in the brain,
Whence sphynx-like doubt stares o'er the mental plain.
several burgesses in the polling room, 'rho questioned
the authenticity of the tender, the pris itner was asked Alas that this should be !
about it, and confessed that he was n et the man de- That nature-worship should enchant our youth,
scribed. lie now said that a man ask el him to take 'Till mirage-gleams sweep o'er the face of truth,
the voting paper, and as he could neithi mr read nor write 'Till Beauty's Deity !
he was ignorant of its nature. He was f rund guilty, and I'll quit the mountain's, bow to grandeur's God,
sentenced to imprisonment for one moat b. • Pride decks the mount, but Peace the valley's fwd.

From gorgeous eventide,
Through the sad thought-realms of the holy night,
'Till morn showered down her drops of diamond light,
My soul hath Godward cried ;
Then scaled the heathered mountain's purple steep,
Where flower-empalaced bees their matin revels keep•