The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-02 00:00:00

the morning of the 21st of June from Balaklava and
Constantinople, left at half-past 9 a.m., on the 23d, for
Spithead. She took in coal sufficient for the whole
passage home. In eleven hours and a-half she shipped
700 tons. The Himalaya had on board as passengers
the following : Commander J. Rawsterne, R.N.,
going home on promotion ; Major Hopkins,
Lieut. Trevor, 55th Regiment, wounded in the elbow ;
As-istant-Surgeon Peskett ; Major Bethune, 9th Regi-
ment, and sister, Col. Sir Charles Maclean and family,
Mr. John Wright and family. The Himalaya, after re-
fitting in England, and possibly shipping a new screw,
the present one having had a piece accidentally knocked
off at Gibraltar, will embark a regiment of cavalry for the
Crimea. The Timandra, English sailing transport (51),
which arrived on the 19th from Corfu, with Captain
Bythesea and Captain Mao Guire of the let Royals, 145
men, 132 women, and 206 ehildren, left on the 21st inst.
with the above for England. The English screw steamer
Union (166), left for England on the 22d, with Mr.
Drage and 5 stokers ; and the English screw steamer
(159), John Bowes, on the 23d. The Mary Ann
Newett, English transport brig, which had arrived from
Gibraltar on the 19th, with 42 horses, left on the 22d
for Scutari ; and the English transport barque, Marga-
ret, which had arrived a short time previous from
Genoa, with 91 mules and 18 muleteers, called the same
day for Balaklava.
"The John Easthope, English screw steam-transport
(152), arrived from Balaklava and Constantinople on the
21st. On the 23 Iwe had the followin4 arrivals :
" The Saldanha, English transport (209), from Con-
stantinople, with military invalids ; she bad on board
Captain 0. Y. Cocks, 4th Regiment ; Surgeon Ander-
son ; Assistant-Sugeons W. Caite, A. Spittal, and G.
Lawson, 281 men, 1 servant, and 8 women.
" The Imperatriz, English screw-steam transport
(150), from Balaklava, also with military invalids—
namely :—For Malta—Major Berdmore, 20th Regt. ;
Capt. O. B. Cannon, 97th Regiment ; Mr. H. Mopre ;
Mrs. Armit, and son, and six Maltese. For England :
Surgeon Gooch, R A. ; Lieutenant W. C. Clarke, R.A.;
Assistant-Surgeon Gamble, Captain Donovan, 33d Re-
giment ; Messrs. Spencer, Norgat, J. Luke, J. P.
Thomas, P. Forest, J. Chapman, G. Adlum, A. Brown,
A. Falkner, R. M. Call, D. Roarder, H. Moon, J.
Jordan, and Jones. The Imperatriz left for England
to-day.
" The Shearwater, her Majesty's steam-packet, from
Corfu, with Captains Saunders, R.A., and Mant, 77th
Regiment ; 3 non-commissioned officers, and a number
of civilians.
" The Erminin, English schooner yacht, from Con-
stantinople, with the Hon. A. Egerton, and Lieutenant
Bruce, Grenadier Guards.
" The Feidi Gihaad, Egyptian steam-frigate, on her
return from Marseilles with 180 mules and horses for
the Viceroy. She left to-day for Alexandria.
" TheDu Trembley, French screw steamer, from Alex-
andria, with merchandise and a number of families that
have left Egypt in consequence of the appearance of
cholera.
" Le Daim, French Government steamer, from Mar-
seilles.
"And lastly, the Cape of Good Hope, English steam-
transport (229), from Woolwich, with Government stores.
"The following are the arrivals to-day (June 24) :--
"The English screw steam-transport Zebra (211),
from Balaklava and Constantinople, with the following
passengers :—For Malta, Major Dillon ; for England,
Commissary-General Gould, Mr. S. Golealon, and seven
sailors. The Zebra will leave to-morrow for England.
"The English screw merchant steamers Karnak and
Arcadia, the former from Liverpool and Gibraltar, and
the latter from Constantinople. Ten English sailors ar-
rived by the Arcadia.
" The French steam-frigate Ulloa, from Kertch and
Constantinople, having in tow a Russian brig (prize)
laden witb grain, on her return to France. She bad on
board 1 French officer, 60 soldiers (invalids), 9 Russian
officers, and 109 soldiers, prisoners.
"jThree French packets—the Bosphors, from Marseilles
and ports of Italy and Sicily; the Caire, from Marseilles
for Constantinople ; and the Egyptus, from Marseilles
for Alexandria. The two latter left for their destine-
tione, as usual, a few hours after their arrival.
"The Pedestrian, English, sailing transport, 51, left
to-day for Genoa, to embark mules for the army in the
Crimea.
" The name of the prize which came in just before the
departure of the Alexandria steamer for Marseilles on
the 21st inst. is the Crisico, a Greek brigantine, of 103
tons, laden with salt, and captured by her Majesty's
steam-frigate Niger at Odessa. Since then two other
prizes have entered port from Constantinople—the Era-
clea, Greek brig, 200 tons, in ballast, and the Aspis,
Greek brig, 130 tons, also in ballast, both taken by her
Majesty's steam-frigate Niger at or near Odessa. It is
said there are at present at Constantinople 16 other prizes
which are to be immediately sent down here ' • while, on
the other band, some persons affirm that the Court of
Vice-Admiralty will be removed from Malta to Constan-
tinople, and the prizes sold there instead of at this island.
"The English dieain transport Earl of Aberdeen, 20,
came in this morning (June 25), from Portsmouth and
Gibraltar, on her way to Balaklava ; she had on board
the following :—For Malta, Messrs. H. T. Landrett,
Brooks, S. Churchhill, Burghes, and Greve, of the 46th
Regiment ; Messrs. Hope, Colt, Brown, and Garden, of
the 7th Royal Fusiliers. For Balaklava, Lord C. Beau-
clerk and H. Alexander, of the 10th Hussars ; Major
Elliott, Rifle Brigade; Surgeon G. N. Noot, 50th Regi-
ment ; D. P. Webbs, 4th Dragoons ; J. J. Alchisnn,
31st Regiment ; Surgeons C. Forbes and F. J. Whiffle,
90 soldiers, and 93 horses. The Earl of Aberdeen left
in the evening for the Crimea.

"The screw steam transports Chester 182, and the
Jason, 184, the former from Balaklava and Constanti-
nople, and the latter from Constantinople only, arrived
to day (June 25). On board the Jason were Paymaster
S. Lawson, 56th Regiment, and Lieutenant-Colonel
Hinde. The French steam-frigate Darien also came in
to-day from Constantinople with 60 French invalid sol-
diers, 4 Russian officers and 126 soldiers, prisoners."
The departures on the 25th ult. were as follow :
" The English sailing transport Saldanha, fur Eng-
land, with the troops brought by her from Constantinople.
" Her Majesty's steam frigate Dauntless, Captain
Ryder for the Crimea. She took up with her one of the
gun-boats constructed on this island, and the following
passengers : Mr. Paul, 3 cadets, 7 sailors, and 1 Maltese.
"The Eiiglish salng transport Blake (33) fur E.ig-
land.
" The English screw steamer Zebra (211) for England.
"The merchant steamers Arcadia and Karnak, the
former for England, and the latter for Constantinople.
"The English screw steam-transport Cape of Good
Hope (229) for Constantinople, with the following pas.
sengers :—Captain Gorgon, 88th Regiment ; Lieutenant
Hull, 88th Regiment; Lieutenant Dumaresq, R.E. ;
and Assistant-Surgeon Seddall, 33d Regiment.
" The following are the passengers by the Earl of
Aberdeen, which left on the 24th ult. for the Crimea :
Lieutenant-Colonel Heyland, 7th Royal Fusiliers ; Mr.
Tufoell, Captain Davis, Captain Cooke, Lord G. 'eau-
clerk, and Mr. H. Alexander, 10th Hussars ; Major
Elliot, Rifle Brigade ; Surgeon Noot, 50th Regiment ;
Mr. Webbe, 4th Dragoons ; Mr. Atkinson, 31st Regi-
ment ' • Surgeons, Forbes and Whale, R.N. ; Mr.
Brooks, Mr. Churchill, 40th Regiment ; Mr. Hope, Mr.
Colt,
"Mr. Brown, Mr. Garden, 7th Fusiliers; and 35
men.

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Oriental
the
Company'26 t hof s
Caine in last night at about 11 o'clock, with the overland
portion of the India mail, and will leave at 8 o'clock this
morning for Marseilles. uesteeasalayesr:— Valetta
"The
" An English sailing transport (No. 2) arrived during
the night from Constantinople.
" The French steamer Du Tremblez has just left port
for Marseilles."
The steam-transport Indiana arrived at Spithead on
Saturday morning from the Crimea. She left Malta on
the 14th ult. with Major Bell, Captain Kirk, Ensign
Furlong, and Lieut. Eynaud, of the Royal Malta Fen-
on leave, Dr. 011agan, of her Majesty's steamer
cibles,
ladies, servants, &c,Febrand 77 invalids from various regiments, and seve-
ralharbour on Saturday afternoon to land the invalids, after i
rated il
She steamed into'Portsmouth
which she left: yesterday for Southampton. The Julia, I
cang n
trThe Sansport
un , N
of o. in, embarked the troops enume-
Saturday from Portsmouth dock-
yard
on that afternoon for passage to join their several
regiments in the Crimea, and she went out of harbour
in the afternoon, anchored at Spithead for the night,
il
atd tailed thence yesterday at noon. Orders were re-
ceived
at Portsmouth dockyard on Saturday to prepare
the fittings for the embarkation of 30 horses, which will
be sent from the cavalry depot at Maidstone. The zEolus, 42-gun frigate, converted to a shell depot ship for
the Baltic, and commanded by Mr. W. Browne, Master,
$ Lieut. Mauasell, R.N.,
R.N., left Spithead for the Nore on Saturday. The
:ea:mvoefnethl e fitting basin at Ports-
elt-went into the harbour to swing
Her Majesty's
Fairy, Master-Commander Welch, and Elfin,
yachts
fni‘olfroy Commandeer,utr htmhe Myrmidon, 4,
ua4umhirradeounanylte:dto f her
Mater-Commander Balliston, hauled out of dock at
Portsmouth on SAturday, having been re-embellished for
the Queen's surnmer service.
death of Lord Raglan
in Portsmouth
The news of the
traordinary
sensation
arrived at Southampton on
The Peninsular and Oriental. Company's steam-trans-
13"ortsmouth, having landed about
Crimea. She is ordered to prepare
30 invalids from the Cie
rico of cavalry to the East.
immediately for the conveya
C t Vallans, will
psoartturCdanaydeiav,olC,
ianpgt.frForniel.l
4 officers, 60 horses, and
em-
bark at Southampton this
duerds, and will leave direct
The screw steam-ship Norman, 31.1 • $
45 men of the 6th Dragoon
e..
small
bodies
of
troops
for Balak!ava. During the k
Comet con-
veyedent steam-fur.,
Isle
of Wight. The Goverment
t to Cowes.
passed through Southamptonw week
a large number from that Parkhurst barracks,
towed out of
the paddle-wheel steam-vessel Kite, 3, was
100 De-
vastation,Bermuda on the 25th of May, by the steam-s
in towp on
The Calypso, 18, Captain Arthurpor Forbes, which, with
arrived at Plymouth with the Kite
.tat.
bark
45 1 N., long. 32 7 W., the outward-bound clipper ,
Saturday morning. Spoke on the 17th of June, in
Warhawk, wind S.S.W., and passed, on Wednesday
evening, a frigate-built ship with a red ensign, beating
up Channel against an easterly wind. The Calypso has
been- four years on the North American and West Indian
stations, where her crew have been very healthy. Three
deaths have, however, occurred among the officers ; Sur-
geon Rae died of fever, and was buried at La Guayra ;
First-Lieutenant Lock, Royal Marines, was buried at
the same place, and his successor, Lieutenant Goll,
died at Jamaica before joining. Lieutenant Bezel-
gette, who joined in September, 1853, continues in
'command of the Marines. The Calypso has an excel-
lent and well-disciplined crew, few punishments have
been inflicted, and there were none on the black list
when she entered the Sound.

The screw steam-ship Brunswick, 80, arrived at Ply.
mouth on Saturday from Pembroke, and went into
Hamoaze to be dismantled,

The Calcutta, 84, Captain James J. Stopford, on
Friday and Saturday last, received through the post,