The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-06 00:00:00

RAILWAY RETURNS.

We extract from the Railway Magazine the sums
received on the principal Railways of Great Britain for
the week ending on the day of the month prefixed to
each. The return includes the money received for
passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, mails, and mer-
chandise
Week Total.
ended Name of Railway.
.L• s. d.
Mar. 30 Arbroath and Forfar 159 12 8
30 Birmingham and Derby Junction 1,353 14 9
29 Birmingham and Gloucester 2,024 5 7
30 Brandling Junction 865 16 3
29 Chester and Birkenhead 403 15 3
April 2 Dublin and Kingstown 1,191 7 7
Mar. 31 Dundee and Arbroath 216 5. 7i
30 Durham and Sunderland 789 6 6
30 Edinburgh and Glasgow 2,054 15 6
31 Eastern Counties and North Eastern 3,774 18 10
30 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr 1,251 6 5
30 Glasgow and Greenock 685 5 2
30 Grand Junction • 7,332 14 5
30 Great North of England 1,266 9 7
31 Great Western
29 Liverpool and Manchester
30 London and Birmingham
April 4 London and Biackwall ' 863 1 1
Mar. 30 London and Brighton
April 2 London and Croydon
4 London and Greenwich BB9 17 2
Mar. 31 London and South Western .......
29 Manchester, Bolton and Bury ' 706 3 4
—' Manchester and Birmingham —
30 Manchester, Leeds, and. Hull Assoc. 5,620 0 . 0
30 Midland Counties
30 Newcastle and Carlisle 1,491 10 9
31 Newcastle and North Shields '343 3 6
30 North Midland • 4,209 14 9
North Union and Bolton and Preston
26 Paris and Orleans 4,390 0 0
April 1 Paris and Rouen 3,916 0 0
Mar. 30 Preston and Wyre 229 13 8
30 Sheffield and Manchester 502 6 1
April 4 South Eastern
Mar. 30 Taff Vale
:31 Ulster
30 York and North Midland

LLOYD'S • SFIIPPIN G.—(T HIS DAY.)
LONDON, Arlin.. 6.—Moderate easterly breeze and fine.
DEAL, APRIL s.!—Wind S.S.W. to S. W.—Arrd. Seringapa-
tam, Robertson, Calcutta ; Alice, Palmer, Jamaica ; Duke of
Clarence, Honduras ; Quebec, Hebard, New York. Sid. Cey-
lon and St. Vincent, Sydney ; Marquis of Bute, China ; Ruby,
St. Kitt's ; Britannia, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Water-hen
and Pusey Hall, Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Wind S.S.W. 5. S.W.—Sld.
Acadia, Quebec.
DARTMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Arrd. Augrata, Baddeley, Drage-
mastic (out ninety-five days). A seaman named John Han-
nington has come home in her, who reports that- the barque
Westall, -from London to Corfu, was wrecked in the Medi-
terranean ; the crew, after two days, reachedCephalonia in the
boats. Ski. Trade and Ceylon, Quebec. Off port, Tigris, •
Lintin, Ceylon—left the Cape Feb. 10.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL W.—Arrd. Rainbow, South-
ampton, for Quebec. •
COWES, APRIL s.—Arrd. Danae, Foster, Arica; Neptunus,
Borgeson, Rio ; 'Emma, Packwood, Bahia.
PooLE, APRIL 4.--Sid. William IV., Newfoundland.
OFF SALCOMBE, APRIL 3.—Diamond, Taylor, Calcutta;
Lady Leith, St. Helena.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 5.—5. W., fresh breezes.—Acrd. Hen-
riette, Lobbe, Rio, for Hamburgh, leaky, and with loss of
rudder. Off 2d and 4th.—Superior, Dorling, and Pomona,
Rio ; Senator, Long, Boston, for Amsterdam Agnes, Wik-
stroom, Maceio ; Mercata, Van Coppewell, Pernambuco, for
Antwerp. Manacles buoy has been replaced.
LLANELLY, APRIL 4.—A plank from the stern of a vessel
marked' Sir James M'Donnel of Dublin," was picked up on
the Froin Sands yesterday.
BIDEFORD, APRIL 4.—The Frances, M'Kean, from Hon-
duras to London, has become a wreck, and if the weather re-
mains fine the greater part of her cargo and stores will be
saved.
WHITBY, APRIL 4.—The Chase, from London to Sunder-
land, which went ashore in Cayton Bay, 16th ult., has been
got off, in here.
OFF KINGSBRIDGE, APRIL 4.—Dublin, Dunman, Port
Phillip, sailed Oct. 13.
Conic, APRIL 3.—Arrd. Lydia Jane, Mundie, Honduras,
and sailed for Plymouth. Off, Zoe, Blacklock, Mauritius.
Ski. Stag, London.
NEWRY, Arm 3.—Arrd. Ayrshire, M'Kay, New York.
WORKINGTON, APRIL 3.-51 d. Hew, Lloyd, North Ame-
rica ; Ann Newport, Bermuda.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 4.—Wind variable, light.—Arrd. Mary,
Sullivan, Charleston ; Isabella, Briggs, New York. sth.
Wind S.E. to S.W., moderate.—Arrd. Ivanhoe, China ;
Australia and John, Calcutta; Reward, Cuba; Salem, Hon-
duras ; Arabian, New Orleans • lanthe, Mobile ; Catharine
Frazer, New folk; 'Andes, Brocklebank, Bahia; Thomas
Mellor, Polethorp, Bahia (sailed 4th March). Off, Bridge-
town, New Orleans; Montezuma, New York. Ski. 4th,
Maria and Bahamian, China • Port Royal, Rio ; Jit, Pernam-
buco ; Prince of Wales and Lana, Barbadoes ; Roscoe, New
York ; George Skollield; Boston ; Acadia (steamer), Halifax ;
Great Britain, Alexander Wise, and Jane Augusta, Quebec ;
Richard Jackson, Montreal; Molsom, Cape of Good Hope;
Gem, Rio; Burley, Grenada; Scotland. New York; Naila,
Quebec. The Campechano, hence to Manilla, was, totally
lost Dec. 5, in the Straits of Bermuda, four men drowned.

WRESTLING.—The Westmorland and Cumberland
Wrestling Society met as usual yesterday, at the Highbnry
Barn Tavern, to contest for various money prizes. The as-
semblage at the commencement of the day's sport was less
than that of former years ; but during the afternoon there
was a gi eat admission of respectably-dressed company, ane
towards the close of the day's play more than we ever re-
member to have seen congregated together. The wrestling
took place in an immense room at the rear of the premises,
competent to hold two or three thousand persons, and the
preliminaries having been adjusted by the steward, who
walked round a spaciOus ring roped in, the sport commenced
with the men of eleven stone and under. The prizes were,
81. to the first man, 4/. to the second, 21. to the third, and 11. to
the fourth. After a succession of cants, in which great science
in the art of wrestling was displayed, William Morton won the
first prize, John Simminds the second, John Lill the third, and
James Irving the fourth. The men exceeding eleven stone
then contended for prizes of the same value, and there were
several powerful Life Guardsmen entered the lists. The play
lasted until half-past seven in the evening, when T. Miller, a
Guardsman, won the first prize, A. Nelson the second, H.
Margetson the third, and James Hague the fourth.
A newspaper has noticed that the word " Ireland"
resolves itself into the following imperial title, " Daniel R."

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