The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-23 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

DOVER, Lorrporr, Oct. 23.—Wind this day at noon, N.;
moderate breeze, and hazy.
DOVER, Oct. 22.—Wind Sailed—Christine, for
/.
Messina.
for Kurrrachia.
.., ~,, -r, A : -.1 ni
Ham-
burg, for Rio Janeiro.
Albert,O
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 2'3.—Win N.N.E.—Sailed—Prince
Oct. 22.—Arrival—A• Borsey, from
DARTMOUTH Oct 22.—Wind .L'i •i', • 1,4 —.es Tracau.--vitiU-
thus Ciocles, from. Anisterdalu, for Columbia. Master
sick..
SOUTHA-MPTON, Oct. 22.—Triad N.--Arrived—Ripon,
(s.), from Alexandia
PENZANCE Oct. r 22 —Wind E,, strong..--Arrived—Re-
form, from Labrador.. A largo fleet of windbound vessels
are working up to the anchorage's., ~,,; ca, :, _I 11/1"
CARDIFF, Oct. 22.—Winl is • n•—aalleu----inargaret
Dundas, for Cape of Good Bop(); Ramon Rojas, Valpa-
raiso; Saunter, Charleston.
FALMOUTH, Oct. 22 —Wind N. Arrived—Eliza, from
Callao ; Gazelle, Birdlsland.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 22.—Arrived—Emma, from Port-au
Prince ; Guardian, Buenos Ayres..
OFF PLYMOIVTII, Oct. 22 _A Pernambuco.
from New
York, for Hamburg ; Only Son, Pernambuco.
REVEL, Oct. :?,2.—Tho steamer Sydenhani, from Hull
and Grimsby, to St. Petersburg, with goods, aground on
Nargoe. Ship making water-
William
HARWICH, Oct_ 22.—The and Ann, of Hartle-
pool, from Londo a, to the North, is ashore on the Naze,
with rudder brok en and loss of author and chairs. As
sistance has been Won.

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(PER riLECTRIO TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday, 10 a.m.

Wind N E. ; fresfa.
Arrived -- Havre, s warner, from Havre ; L'Etoile, Cher-
bourg ; Alarm, and Oiara, Newport, ; Atalanta, steamer,
Jersey ; Ondiue, stew mer, London ; Teutonia, steamer,
Hamburg.
Sailed ineeDablin ss culotte, steamer, for Cork ; Ondine,
steamer,
LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.

Wind N.
B.
Arrived Endymion, from New York • Bergman, Cal.
dera ; Marian, Antigua. ; Memo, Akyab ; 'Express, Africa.
QUNENSTOWN, Oct. 22.

Arriyed—Aratott, from Callao;
'Wind W.
Callao ; Zafer
Zoso, Smyrna.

(BY SITBNEABINE AI
O M BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
BAVESEND, Friday Morning.
WindW ; tide near low water ; fresh and fine.
Arrived—Paris and Londmu, steamer, from Rouen; De-
metrius, steamer, Cronstadt.
Sailed—Samuel Forbes, for Bombay ; Warren Hastings,
Madras.

DEAL, October 23, 9 a.m.
N., Wind W. by moderate.
Passed—Salo plan, from Mauritius ; Challenge, Cadiz
(in tow) ; Gov( irn?? M`Lean, Africa ; Pheuician, Sydney
(in tow) ; Eliza
Carew,T Jacobs ; Bernice, Porto Rico ;
Bethiah Jewett, , and Walter Lord, Callao; Couradin
Lachmann, Alanil la—all for London.
Anchored t van Eyck, from Newcastle, for Lisbon ;
,and Gymer, for London.
Barbadian, London, West Indies ; Renovation, Shields,
Leghorn.
l h ret
Sailed—Sy
P, S sc.

()POING OF DID COT CORN EXCHANGE.—Tbo new
Coin Exchange, er. t;ted adjoining the Didcot Station,
on the Great Western Railway, was opened for business
ou Tuesday last, when the buyers and sellers present
amounted to about 200:. A large quantity of wheat and
bailey was represented by sack,
bushel, peck, and
smaller samples, and a c o.usiderable amount of business
was transacted, wheat Snaking from 50s. to 61s. Per
The
quarterpr,tu
Exchange are very sanguine of
success, a lair number c f farmers and dealers !wine
announced their intention to support it. In the after-
noon about 70 gentle eat down to the cornmerno-
.ote;rs barley,
fleyje Corn from 11.38. to 48s. per quarter.
rative dinner, which was lis irvcd in a large tent erected
in froot of the HAilw...). Hotel, and about the same
number, who could not g• et into the tent, dined at the
hotel. Win. Haywood, El .q., of Wittenham, chairman
of the Didcot Corn BIWA age Company, presided.