The Sun.
London, England, 1855-02-09 00:00:00

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. tial appearance of these magnificent seldiers,,ari . #.t-;,i•..,-. Vf4
imposing costume, have struck the Turks•Ar th:,.4dittzeq, ~,-,,,,,i4
miration. General' -Ulrich (Commander of; ipici, I:;!fitt, p,A,„
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gade of the Imperial Guard), Colonel Maro ,i'41,07-t-0:f1ii.,,..5
the Voltigeurs, arrived on the 28th, in the .tesitig-1/4....;/-
and on the 27th, the Byzantine brought a .fir,.i* a s,„-,
detachment of Grenadiers, under the orders of C.
nel Blanchard. The Imperial Guard is to embark
immediately for the Crimea. Three English Generale,
Lord Rokeby and Messrs. Barnard and Jones, have .
arrival from England in the St. Jean d'Acre, with 1,100
men on board. They all left to-day in that ship for
Ba'aklava. Our last accounts from the Crimea are of
the. 23d. At that date Omer Pasha hadianded at Eapa-
toria with 30,000 or 40,000 Turks. This army is to oc-
cupy the load leading from Sebastopol to Simpheropol,
ar.d, the moment it is in possession of it, a tremendous
fire will be opened by the Allied batteries upon the •
place, which, being isolated, must capitulate. Every
day parties were sent out to reconnoitre the position of
Prince Menschikon army, but they generally returned
withoat having met the enemy. The latter, however,
must show themselves in order to relieve Sebastopol, ~.
and we will then fight that pitched battle which we so
impatiently await."
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NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

The Neptune, 120, Captain Frederick Hutton, arrived
at Spithead yesterday afternoon from Malta, which she ,
left on Thursday, the 11th of January, with 200 military
invalids from the hospitals in the Bosphorus, being sick
and wounded soldiers from the army before Sebastopol.
They are from almost every regiment at the seat of war,
several with limbs amputated, and otherwise lindly
maimed. It is quite moving to hear how they speak of
Miss Nightingale and the female nurses. All these in-
valids came home in charge of Captain Grogan, of the
14th Foot. Mr. E. G. Noot, Assistant-Surgeon, of
the 50th Regiment, is the only invalided officer by
her. The Neptune passed Gibraltar on the 25th, and
has been just two months since she left Spithead
for Malta. She left all her stores at Malta dock-
yard that were not necessary to bring the ship to Eng.
She has proved herself a noble three-decker, _
and in every way a truly "first-rate" man-of-war,
She beat the St. George by a week in the run out. The ,
Brittania, Trafalgar, and St. George three-deckers may
be daily expected in England, having left Malta on the
15th,
,17th, and 18th ult. respectively, leaving all their ,
serviceable stores bobble& °Myna. invalidAied •
passage home in the Neptune, and he of riniethinnil4.-ele •
getting into the easterly winds on Wednesday. Thi
whole will be transhipped in steam-tenders for landing,
and forwarded by land to sick quarters to-day,
The Exmouth, 91, screw, Captain F. T. Pelham, was
not tried at Devonport, as intended, on Wednesday, in
consequence of the non-arrival of the engine contractor. -
The Edinburgh, 61, screw, Captain Hewlett, arrived '
at Spithead on Wednesday evening, from the coast of
Scotland.

The Arrogant, 46, screw, Captain Yelverton, hauled
out of dock a:, Portsmouth yesterday morning.
The Cossack, 21, screw, Captain F. G. Fanshawe,
armed at Croniaity, Feb. 5, from Leith.
The Dragon, 6, paddle, Captain W. H. Stewart, has
been paid
.wages at Devonport, and been granted 18
days' leave.

. Captain the Hon. Arthur A. Cochrane, son of the
venerable and distinguished Earl Dundonald, who com-
manded the Driver, 6, paddle-sloop, in the Baltic, and
who was promoted for his services at Bomarsund as
aide-dc-camp to the French General Barraguay d'Hilliers,
has been appointed to the command of the Horatio, 22,
screw, at Sheerness, vice Commander Jemser.
We have mentioned that Captain Cochrane, of the
Driver, wa3 promoted, but the lieutenant who actually
commanded the Diiver in the action of Bomarwund, and
who was the nearest to the forts, and who commanded
the Driver in another expedition, is a lieutenant still.