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

LLOYD'S SLIPPING.—(Tbis Day.)

LONDON, Oct. 23.—Wind this day at noon, N.;
moderate breeze, and hazy.
DOVER, Oct. 22.—Wind N.—Sailed—Christine, for
Messina.
OFF DOVER, Oct. 22.—Arrived—A. Rol-Rey, from Ham-
burg, for Rio Janeiro.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 22.—Wind N.N.E.—Sailed—Prince
Albert, (a.), for Kurrrachia.
DARTMOUTH, Oct. U.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived—Clan-
d(
si.ur):EfiirCozimito ciilAecsi:, from
sick.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct, 21—Wind N.—Arrived—Ripon,
strong.--Arrived—Re.
form, from Labrador. A large fleet of windbound vessels
are working up to the anchorage.
CARDIFF,
,xoae:tim .ri2a2.A._mw steirndatm r.,, for Columbia. Master
:f.r
COacpte.
02f2G.-00WdiondopeT Ramon Rojas, Valpa-
raiso; rDanisond;a.Sannter' Charleston.
FALMOUTH, Oct. 22.—Wind N. Arrived—Eliza, from
Callao ; Gazelle, Bird Island.
—Arrived—Arrived 0:
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 22.—Arrived—Emma, from Port-au
Prince ; Guardian, Buenos Ayres.
OFF PLYMOITM, Oct. 22
York, for Hamburg ; Only Son, Pernambuco.
REVEL, Oct. 22.—The steamer Sydenham, from Hull
NanadrgGorei.msrhiptm•
making water.
Petersburg, rg. , . with goods,
HARWICH, Oat. 22.—The William and Ann, of Hartle-
pool, from London, to the North, is ashore on the Naze,
with rudder broken and lose of author and chains. As-
-1 aistance has been taken.

(PER ELEOTNIO TELIGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday, 10 a.m.

Wind N E. ; fresh.
Arrired— Havre, steamer, from Havre ; L'Etoile, Cher-
bourg • Alarm, and Clara, Newport ; Atalanta, steamer,
Jersey Ondinv, steamer, London ; Tentonia, steamer,
Hamburg.
Sailed—Piineess Charlotte, steamer, for Cork; Ondine,
steamer, Dublin.
LIMPOOL, Friday Morning.
Wind N.B.
Arrived—Endympn, from New York ; Bergman, Cal-
dsos ; Antigua ; Meroo, A.kyab ; Express, Africa.
QIIIIINSTOWN, Oct. 22.

Wind W. from Callao ; Moira, Callao ; Zaffer
Zore, Swirna• —___

Orr 11IIBMARINE AND BRIT/Ell TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday Morning.
tide near low water; fresh and fine.
rrige,zfiParis and Loudon, steamer, from Rouen; De-
metrius, steamer, Cronstadt.
saileci_sainuel Forbes, for Bombay ; Warren Hastings,
Madras.
DEAL, October 23, 9 a.m.
Wind W.
by N., moderate.
Passed—Salopian, friom Mauritius ; Challenge, Cadiz
in tow) ; Governor M Loan, Africa ; Phenioian, Sydney
in tow) ; Eliza Carew, Jacob° ; Berbiee, Porto Rico;
Bethiah Jowsti! and Walter Lord, Callao; Couradin
Lachmann, Dandle--all for London.
Anchored--Jean van Eyck, from Newcastle, for Lisbon ;
Barbadian, Lotrdon, Vi eat Indies ; Renovation, Shields,
Leghorn.
Sailed—Sylpb, Secret, and Gymer, for London.

erected adjoining
()MING or DIDCOT CORN EXCIIANGIC—The new
the Didoot Station,
Conntilhercebaatn\gVee'stern Railway, was opened for business
on Tuesday last, when the buyers and sellers present
2 O 0.
it. i largesaek ,
quantity
bushel, of
p7ck, wheat
andan c 1
sm,ller samples, and a considerable amount of bu iness
wac tram-acted, wheat t»Rkjug from 50, to 61s, I,er
representedshunt
partei-; "Arley, from M. to 48z. per querter. Tll''
prorates of the Corn Exchange aro very sauguine of
success,
a large numbiA of farmtre “Lid dealer; having
amounted uted
was to
riajnounced their alteotian to 2upport it. In tho after-
Plt.ol, about 70 gentleman Eat down to the comment°.
eativc dien4r, cialtu - ,o..veu in a large tent ev.,c.,efi
in front of the Railway Hottl, and about the same
number, who could not get into the tent, dined at the
hotel. Wm. Haywood, -re
--vq., of Wittenbam, chairman
of the Didoot Corn Exobange Company, provided.