The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-07 00:00:00

stadt, and in the afternoon were followed. by the
Thistle, bearing despatches from the enemy to the
Commander-in-Chief, receivedunder a flagof truce.
I have no doubt they relate to the release of the
Ilango prisoners. At 6.30 p.m. the Vulture was
sent to Faro to bring up theßelleisle Hospital ship,
which has been lying comparatively idle there, in-
stead of being with the fleet.
July 29.—The ships are rapidly flocking in from
all Parts to swell the number ofpennants at Nargen.
This morning, the. Austerlitz arrf L'Aigle arrived
from Ledsund, followed by the Edinburgh and the
setieu
ftuendwinL,,
Lark, beats, Mae•pie, Weazel, Pelter, Badger,
and Dapper, from Cronstadt, where
they left Admiral Baynes and his squadron, heartily
Sick of nothing to do. At 3.30 p.m. the Amphion
and Gleaner - arrived from Sweaborg ; the former
h •
aving broken her screw shaft. A few days ago
they, together with the Dragon and a French gun-
boat, endeavoured to get near enough to a fortified
Place called Berko, about 18 miles east of Ilelsingfors,
to destroy it, but they could only get within four
miles of it ; in doing that the Gleaner got aground,
and was hauled off by the French boat, who almost
Immediately ran on hard and fast herself ; the
Glea-
her in her turn took to tugging, but without stirring
,f
,friend for some time, but at last managed to
'e° off. At 6.10 p.m., the Lightning arrived
with the mails from Dant.; ic, and the Isabella Na-
Pier, with bullocks, from Copenhagen-
30t11.—To-dav dna Arrogant, with the squadron
wemnaintktogKateo the Hawk and Biter gun-
at, and the Vulture,' with the Belleisle in tow,
ofthe fleet here at present to consist
nearly 60 sail.
have heard nothing from the Gulf of Bothnia
Since my last.
1111-inc, the last three or four days we have had
e°1(1 north-easterly winds, accompanied by fogs and
1.441. showing a tendency to a break up of the
e rOof
rtohme
w
surnrnef eather.
27th her Majesty's ship Cent-anr arrived
England. 29th, Edinburgh arr'.i(ed fre:n
wi
~._r.otistadt,with seven gunboats; Magicienne arrived
• tll four mortar vessels ; CEolus arrived with
P°w(ler, shot,-and shell from England. 30th, the
butt
oats have each been getting in a 68 pounder
Win, from the block ships here. This evening the
hspitThe l'al-sbin arrived from Faro
Austerlitz has beeny
11 a cruise in the Gulf of Riga, and returned here
on the 29th ; she touched the ground there, injur-
ing her bottom and false keel.
It is t'enerally understood that we proceed to
tocnnhard Helsingfors some day this week. I hope
-,ttl you an account next mail.
" e have here now the following ships
Duke of Wellington, Exmouth, Ens
4.1, Cornwallis, Hawke, Hastingß, Edinburgh, Arro•
Euryalus, Ainphion (has broken her main shaft,
iq feared it cannot be repaired out here), Cossack.
Aliartar 17-
ulture, Geyser, Lightning, Merlin, Princess.
se:o7,°lage arid (Mils (magazine storeships), Bellisle
fier)t-"`La' Rhip), Volcano (blacksmiths' shop and engineers'
NI), 15 zun-boats, and 16 mortar-ve,sels.
can Tourville, Austerlitz, Isis, Aigle, Pell•
gun-beat, and 5 mortar-vessels.

The n
uerMan Journal of Frankfort of the 31st
arr:saYs .—" Officers from the German states are
tdriving here every day on their way to Heligoland
ale service in the English German Legion. Two
„8 back, several Prussian officers and Captain
leg7,,,"sen, a Hanoverian, went to the island. The
tithe
is now nearly complete, and a great number
tiae men have been embarked for England. Rus-
the" agents are endeavouring, it seems, to induce
pen nilates of Hamburg and of Bremen to inter-
pi: and prevent these enrolments. At the former
tiot"; the senate has not responded to the applica-
IN! made ; but at Bremen last week an order
of ithlmned to all hotel-keepers to at once, under pain
erccPrisenmenti make known to the police what-
elii:ll3emens wore living in their houses busied with,
°ding recruits.

of.letter from Vienna, in the German Journal
tFrankfort, says :—" We have intelligence from
rea t the 20th July, at which date no French
6,8 had arrived there. The embarkation of
teed,s.,llle.n for Anatolia was being rapidly pro
the -;;" with. Sefer Pacha had made an offer to
legi'°rte, so the report ran, to form a Circassian.
lat;)ll,lvitli Circassian officers. A letter from Ga-
the'lhates that the movement of Turkish troops to
erimF°lver Danube had ceased, but that men were
tried in fortifying certain points of that dis-
e •
theA Deerding to the New Gazette of Trurtzburg,
t
bat -'l,2lB,sians intend to force the Allies to a grand
hibl,;" In the open field, in order to give, if pos-
trea,' a new turn to the war. Large masses of
are, with this view, being sent by Podolia
Tlher routes to the Crimea. An attack against
h--,Z4va, starting from the right bank of the
pears is stated to be projected. All this news
At 0 require onfirmation.
ti„": letter from Vienna of the 30th ult., in the
rie;vbersai
toe 4. German Gazette of Leipsic, states that
tkaYeees had just been sent to M. de Hubner,
litteß-1;11,ing) amongst other things, a note which re-
„_ttiq said, to the late resolution of the Diet,
which is to be communicated to Count de
Th '15,4
trota et,-A ationa/ Gazette of Berlin contains a letter
!one .tellea which says :—General Crawford has
I_‘e Lo;,°,-1-schl, whence he intends proceeding shortly
'tepa,,.4.-°e• General de Creneville has taken his
/clire for Bologna.
kinl;ll.°erinczn Journal of Frankfort under date of
the ie", 4th, states that the commands-in-chief of
,tepprw° Bavarian corps d'armee have just been
"lviesBed, leaving only the commands of the four
atie:l,B. General the Prince de Taxis, who corn-
litethe Ist corps, has been placed en disponibi-
;lN; 4-4° Command of the 2d corps bad been be-
cant by the death of General Gruppenberg.

,
l'et
the . ""vfIILL MOB AT GOODWOOD.—Notwithstanding
the il eellence of the arrangements of the noble. stewards,
ale)
'eliilea. ors of the light-fingered gentry in no way de-
hat e ill `` the Park ;" on the contrary, it was remarked
oe
o.l'er since the celebrated onslaught made in 1851
crease Bespicions characters, bad thereh been such an in-
til,e 1:11.1• display as was exhibited by t e " fraternity" at
char 6"' races. Amongst the principal delinquents
Ristrgr before the Duke of Richmond and bfeelnlechwionfgm_a-
-110„,‘e3 at Chichester yesterday,
stesjl4B White, a stout-built fellow, was the
charged with
Ely•:111, a cea't from the carriage of the Marquis of
tii;- '3ergeant Quinnear detected the Prise'er -lon his
a'to,ll:be marquis's carriage with the coat .
4 ten," at once charged him with_ the offence ,
vialer
~ggle ensued, during which the risoner most
te,,,473? resisted the officer. The prisoner wpas eventually
eote,„el With the loss of the collar of hiscoat. He was
Neere'ltited for trial. William Johnson and W. Smitp
lvicis„" se committed for trial on Sergeant Quinnear s
44,4"ce for stealing a coat from the carriage of Dr.
I%iie"„sis' of Cosham, near Portsmouth ; and 1 Ann
Ra Ciet6eld for picking pockets. From amongstary the
tvi,litel:f4.-nle-tcwßnfrraternity Jas. Devine was sent for 3 months to
th House of Correction for playing at hazard.
%,ien• e.iating Was not without its exponent ons tihtneeoscscead-
15Y ki, a most violent and gross assault wag
Saxew Wei-
leep . +.l la.,
valet to Prince Edward o
%eh' "e delinquent, James Munday, was sent to hard
Atit-1. fel' two months. The officers of the Crueltyto
1e3,,"s Society preferred a charge against John Stan-e
ail 73:1,1was fine 30s. for cruelty to a horse. The fin
~ Get>
4111 ~,;')lar, BEATSON AND THE BASH,I-BAzOITKEL—The
,`L,4,„n.,.,is an extract from an officer s letter, d ted-
-4,100-I', liardanelles, July 26.—We have now a bout
q e roco assembled here, and 600 more on theapotihnet
%lioill,obarkation at Alexandretta. There is not
helie:Bt difficulty about getting men and horses, andlls
15 One General Be
butt
mielt rocure as many ,
' 0 o b deal of trouble to keep
le 01,4 r 20,000, but they take a.
411i"jer. This Place has been most ill-chosen for or-
t 0 r
nietiwag such a force to overawe any demons.tra len ITN:IIZ and, should the force be left here idlingg two
tholell4 longer doing nothing, it will run the risk of
a"° Pieces as it is not to be expected that men of
idlet'illlP We have got will lon.- remaic satisfied with an.
;later„l-. The great thing to'rrovide against is their
'lt'e(l"fialliebara„wl9,--Nvhich, if not nipped in the bud, lead to
, l'et ~,''•
44%6 `4l7ii,
published
SERVICE.—A. return has been .
tdates go the several Government offices in which candi-
rovie,or, clerkships in the civil service are examined
•Tltai/e,,•-413? co their appointment by the Commission of
e'Bss :e,g• The O rder in Council of the 21st of May,
t'srltai,,-Platies forll her Majesty's civil establishments
totkles e-,,ing jusituations. The total number of per-
mele;;lnlined for the civil ;ervice from the 21st of May
re s."4l' ef Jt,ly last past amounts to 76, of whom 46
hogeeported e,3
qualified, while 24 were rejected as
Nerer,:ed--viz. 11 for clerkships, 1 for the supe.rnu-
Pctel 04 PUrveyormllip of taxes,l for the surveyorship of
ailter4o-1' eumfeoers,ti2defwaiter-ships,.2 for tidewaiter-ships and
gauger-ships, and 2 for weigher-ships.
tolioell,,aptilreeßaa o_f_
etvh.eer.rejected candidates are not given. By
14 ntbs? 'r, ision. of the Order. in Council, a term of
ore , prooation is required in all Government offices
4Peeitit candidate certified as competent can be finally
Ttit
IV to the public service.
tcl,ade
n"121-s-LE MURDE —A second prisoner has been
riTeellll4l:o,4ubs,,Ptici"- of comitm• ittin, the recent murder at
b.lhactati- , is still i
a nth.d . Christopher Martin, the person first a4?-
n custody. The second prisoner is
,"e`ctllivtlle $e in
aboiler maker, who had been living
froteled little uat Manchester. He was ta,ekwenmaitleas orev,ochtiale village called Coupe, only a f
p,
.loess, ~..,, Where he had been making bay. He had
etrth. Th:o4u, a job at haymaking Whit-
on
a farmat
i:No,ent agacilLei.ruinstances of a suspicious characterherne
teem ight of XI nun are, that he was from all
left „,ree i, k " a murder, and returned soon after theh
itir, 40ohdaie "4°,7,11 to have left the public-house ; and
ke.
of
,4411(1 obtain'ue, same morning to go and seek hayma e day rl'esMed!' etePloyment at Whitworth in the nam
ee,„ 01,,,i,, uvvcroft, leaving his employ on theThurs-
lt of th':' aft,er hearing an Irishman read an an-
hie 1t ,11itwes.T,"ircle.r Baring
a !I, ;\ .;E 31),* ; ~171,! i!iat li•
e4hsols feliew“.a witliout drawiri, iiii lase day's wag.
4;71° of jamwerknien at Whitworth he assumed the
e'
11%) illea 13rierleY• At Coupe he gave his real
. 'Neat etAods adjourned to Thursday,