The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-21 00:00:00

'y
IN. ii
.--- ~...—.
---2 .
,e' ' "wi 4tireatlets,4 sisytal
i—Aenic , --'• ' ...ii ,
1_ : : ' •__ .•• . a s - t:444: 'Z' .1.4-4?' 14-1,
*'*.V.', .4c;i1,1 R 4,1
sere's** i Geiiii Ikeliii; 640.140 ; ItA“ '
i slightly... ' 'as-I—r_ i.,..221
„,....,... ,
! 17th Toot—Private William Dowdall, slightly. 'a 7
n
23.1 !Foot— Privates John Fow ,ler, severely ; David' '
Richer lson, dangerously.
50thlFuot—Sergeant James Stevenson, severely. , '
.89th Foot—Private George Ctarke, slightly.
Ist I attalion Rifle Brigade—Privates William Russell,
several ; William Davies, slightly.
3d B attalion, Grenadierk.EGG.u.a4rd• s-- Privates John Pullen
several , ; GoOrge Withal!, slightly ; Charles Sheppard
1:3
ilightla ; William Holvrood, severely.
Ist 1 ;attalion Seots l'usilier Gnards—Private Thema I .
Burns, slightly.
ISt attalion Ist Foot—Privates Charles Nichols,
lightl - ; William Salsbury, slightly.
18th Foot—Privates James eantlin, severely ; John
Utile -, slightly; Thomas Medhurst, slightly; Daniel
VCoou ell, slightly.
21st k.'oot—Lance-Corporal Change Edwin, severely.
31st !Foot—Sergeant James. Forrest, slightly ; Corporal
'in ttoberts, slightly ; PrivatesE sward Lesson, slightly;
illiairs Critchely, slightly; Thomas Caudell, slightly;
ahael Sheridan, slightly ; John \ eekly, slightly; James
'eira; severely ; Henry Welton, slightly.
41st, Foot—Corp nails John Creedou, slightly; Martin
Dais slightly; Privates G. P. Gee, severely; William
anti , severely.
4M hot—Lance-Corporal R. Ingram, severely.
442 Foot—Private James Dugan, slightly.
47th Foot—Private James Anderson, slightly.
55th Fout—Serjeants Robert M'Garry, slightly ; Pat-
k Callaghan, slightly ; Lance-Sergeant Benjamin Hul-
k, slightly ; Corporal Daniel Tierney, severely ; Pri-
es Jeremiah Learey, severely ; Win. Mortile, slightly
_a. Hanley, slightly ; Win. )agen, slightly ; E sward
Blorufleld, slightly ; Thomas Steadman, slightly; Thomas
Graham, slightly ; Thomas O'Reilly. slightly ; Henry
Adams, slightly ; James M'Canu, slightly ; John Cronan,
slightly ; Wm. Mara, slightly ; Michael Conway, slightly;
John Lain, slightly.
621, Foot— Private James Stranford, dangerously.
63.1 Foot—Privates Richard Caffrey, slightly; Francis
Lakey, slightly ; Richard Mnlicahey, slightly.
72di F.,ot—Lance-Serjeant John M'Gilvray, slightly;
Privates John Campbell, severely ; Hugh M'Kee, dan-
gerously
'79th Foot—Private Robert Rea, slightly ; John Urqu-
hart, dangerously.
80th Foot—Corporal Matthew Burke, dangerously.
93th Foot—Private James Swan, slightly.
AUGUST 5.
3d Foot—Sergeant Thomas Ureaven, slightly ; Privates
Thomas Milton, slightly ; Duncan M'Crae, slightly.
..,. 7th•Foot—Privates James Johnson, slightly ; Henry
Birch, slightly; William Clements, slightly.
17th Foot—Private Michael Walsh, slightly.
233 Foot—Private Levi Ball, slightly.
30th Foot—Private Mathew Long, slightly.
31st Foot—Private Joseph Rennox, slightly.
33d Foot—Privates Deers Ryan, mortally; Patrick
Braze!, dangerously ; Thomas Walker, dangerously.
34th Foot—Private James Thourpon, slightly.
Mth Foot—Privates Joseph Liunahan, slightly; Patrick
Mayle, slightly
44th Foot —Private John Leahy, severely.
77th Foot—Private William Carr, slightly. l
00th Foot—Private Joseph Crowrick , slightly.
htith. Foot—Privates George Shoarman, dangerougly ;
John Smith, slightly.
2d Battalion Rifle Erigade—Private Thomas Hathaway,. -
slightly. .

Naval and Military Intelligence.

The following letter from Malta, dated Aug. 11, gives
the latest naval and military movements at that port :
_

" The screw steam-transports Imperial, No. 188, for
Gibraltar and England, conveying to the firstnamed port
8 sick Spanish muleteers from the Rest,. and Baron Von
llumboldt, for London, conveying 84 return navvies
from the Crimea, left on the evening of the 10th ; and
at the same time, for Marseilles, the screw stream-trans-
ports Robert Lowe, No. 134, and the Tmemeuth, No.
102 ; the latter having on board Cornet Utterson, of the
17th Dragoons ; Captains N=zville and Lynch, of the
30th Foot ; Lieut. Handcock, of the 48th ; and Captain
Cannon of the 97tb. Both of these ste.auers will convey
French reinforcements to the Crimea.
"The French store-ship Caravatie sailed on the 10tb,
with provisions for the Black Sea fleet, and 200 officers,
nntnissioned officers and privates.
"The Euxine, Ptninsular and Oriental Company's
steam-packet, arrived from Alexa o'ria at an early hour
thi. morning, with the India mai s hick ever., late in
r. aching Suez by reason of the monsoon being at its
height. She brings, among other passengers, Captains
ihouldhain, Fowler, the EI .n. Capt. Mills, Capt. Cult-
tird, Cul. Skipwith, and Lieut. Darling, Capts. Cunliffe,
DAWSOI/, Boyd, Lieut. Peusueby, U.N., Dr. Fox,
Nlaj.,r-Ge i. Sandys, Gan. Fraser and family, Capt. Da-
vidsoo, Ensign Weldon,
„Capes.. per, Fraser, Lie ut.
Stewart, and the Hon. Mr.- Caulfield and family. The
Euxine proceeds onwards to Southampton this morning,
call.ng at Gibraltar.
'The Vectis, with theoverland portion of the mail for
England, was despatched at an early boor this morning
for Marseilles, whence, without loss of time, she pro-
eee:ls to Gibraltar, to carry on to England the homeward
mail from the Peninsula made up on the 13th (for which
she will be some days after time, owing to the retarded
arrival of the Euxine), and while she urdergoes thorough
overhaul and outfit in the Southampton Docks, the Al-
hambra will run in the mail service between Malta and
Marseilles. Rear-Admiral Sir Stephen Luelaiugtou
took passage to Marseilles in the Vectis.
"Coal cargoes continue dropping in, adding to the
already heavy stocks. Yesterday about 1,000 tons ar-
rived."

The steam floating battery Glatton, Captain Cum -
ming, in company with the screw-frigate Horatio, Eon.
Captain Cochrane, C . 8., arrived at Falmouth, oa Satur-
day morning at 8 o'clock from Portsmouth, to coal,
prior to sailing for the Mediterranean.
The erection of the large range of wooden huts at
Pembroke dockyard is now rapidly proceeding, a num-
ber being fin' hed. These barracks are to be capable of
accommodating 1,000 men, with their officers and staff.
The contract with the Board of Ordnance spec,fied that
they were to be finished in six weeks.
Tne launch of the Repulse, 90 guns, is to take place
during the spring rides of next month and, in order to
hasten ner comp.etion, the shipwrights, caulkers, kc.,
are working from sin the morning till 9 p.m. She is a
very fine vessel, and will take her station with credit
alongside the splendid two-deckers which have lately
been built in Pembroke and other yards.
The new despatch boat, also building at Pembroke, is
to be completed with all possible speed, as this descrip-
tion of vessel is very much needed.
Intelligence from Gibraltar to the 9th inst. inclusive,
received at Southampton, reports the departure of the
British steam-transport Hesperus, laden with waggons,
shot, shell, &c., for the Crimea. Her Majesty's steamer
Medusa left the bay at 5 o'clock on the morning of the
9th fur Apes Hill, to render assistance to the American
Eat quo Jumalia, 56 days from Bahia, which vessel the
Medusa succeeded in towing into the bay during the
day. The Jumalia had gone ashore in a fog. The Great
Tasmania, British hospital ship, had arrived at Gibral-
tar, on her way to England, from Constantinople and
Malta, with 397 invalids and 27 orderlies, in charge of
Captain Herbert. The following officers were also pas-
sengers on hoard this vessel :—Captains Quayle, 33d,
and Lea, 57th Foot ; Lieutenants Stewart, Lit Royals,
Image, and the Ron. R. R. Best, 21st Fusiliers, Boileau,
Ist Battalion, Rifle Brigade, and the Hon. J. C. Stan-
ley, Grenadier Gnarls ; Doctors Hynard, :Innis, Evans,
Jardine, and Hughes. Toe remains of the late Colonel
Elo,atio Shirley, of the 83th (Connaught Rang, rs), who
w in the attack on the Redan on the 18th of
w. re en board the steam-transport Samuel Laing,
for co.veyance to England. The sailing transport-ship
War Cloud passed from ea,t to west on the morning of
the 9h. Tue British steani-tr&nsport Prompt, 20 days
fromi Constantinople and eight from England, arrived
at G t raltar on the way to En,!and, in ballast, on the
9th init. The Imptratriz de 'Brazil, seven days front
Eligiand for the Crimea, with the 56th Regiment on
oard, arrived at Gibraltar in the afternoon of the 7th
,nse aut.

Tee Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship
Col-unbo, transp irt No. 61, Captain Methuen, received
her complement of shot and shell for the Crimea at
Sou,lismpton 3 esterday. It was the intention to bay.
despatched this vessel with troops from Southampton
to-day, and stores were,,upon the receipt of the orders
by the company's officials, placed on board. These were
subsequently removed, and the Colombo is now detained
for huts, which it is ordered she shall convey iu lieu of
men. Besides the shot and shell she will be able to stow
about 130 of these wooden habitations. There is no cur-
taitity when the Colombo will sail, as no instructions
bad been received at Southampton yesterday as to when
the wooden barracks would be ready for sbi""the ire-
There is no scarcity of small craft to conveye
contstantly
mense cargoes of shot and shell which
Woolwicharlesrsivtilinagnaltlscno oners of rfon'„,„(nitsie. Portsmouth,
front the pints of Padstow, Ne!vc . e arsenal wharf
Hull, aid London, have reached.tiotnn
to be prepared
( bI I ce Saturday, laden witnteh 120thteo
Thovarious foundries.Bbrurd en, hiNredo
t, r the , eat of war.
of light
rhaeaws not. ye sailfd
A; she has,
htioallvsepvoerr:sa. h Theeav y
eDervargeTe
boaru, and yesi.eruay morn-
ingaraeFrtiniiretsfrL,
Cotafmmleipngithostnwere made
sikteoso, kmianllaetqs,°&3nct.itY.
The following app°'n eissehuuctyehaersatseirEtaidlioafy4todhaf-ot
the Admiralty :
Lieutenant Herbert Vesuvius, to be Lieutenant and Commander of the Ax-
v
ce
Rev.en
ai In tor tG o
Richard.n ,T.c
P. Smithrc
promoted.ie
to
the Bloodhound, cora
wissioned.
T dent
to be Chaplain of the Vul-
ture.
James
Hunter, Acting-Assistant-Surgeon, to the Me-
,eor.
ieeu
Lh ti

Assistant Surgeon Jackson, 13th Regiment, has left
Chatham for the Adjutant-General's office, for instrnc-
th ns to etnhark on board the ship Indian, to join his
corps in the Crimea ; and Assistant Surgeon Drysdale,
79th Highlanders, has proceeded to Wo3lwich to am-
lark in the ship Sovereign, to join bis regiment in the
East.

In the obituary of The Sun yesterday we announced
the death of General Conyers, Colonel of the 96th Regi-
ment, as having taken place a few days since at Brightest.
The gallant deceased entered the army in 1794, and say
much service soon after be had adopted the profession.
He was with his regiment in Egypt, and in the opera-
tions of the British forces of the Mediterranean, and
them proceeded to take part in the active warfare car-
li d on in the Peninsula urder Wellington, and distill-
gi is ed himself at the battle of Orthes with the 82d Re-
ginient, and f. r which he received a medal. He retired
on lialt-pay in J4tinarv, 1833. In 1838 he was made a
C.,mpanitin of the Order of the -13th, and in February,
1852, he was made C..louei in-Chief of the 96th Regi-
ment. His o,minis.,ion bore date as follows :—Ensilia.
S',..ot. 10. 1794 ; Lieuteunnt, S-pt. 2, 1795 ; Captain,
June 25, 1302 ; Major, Feb. 16, 1809 ; Lieut.-0)1"A
M.irch, 3, 1S14; Colonel, Jan. 10, 1837;
Major-Goseral,
Nov. 9, 1846; and Lieut.-General, Jrtue2o, 1864,

FA'S P
.?"
Ne: