The Sun.
London, England, 1855-02-28 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT MALTA.

MALTA, Feb. 21.--20ur report under Ole!
to-day's mail is not less interesting than the 71
conveying as it does the arrival from Euglandfil
and immediate departure after replenishing OA
seat of war, of a continued long line of troop
laden steam-vessels ; and, with the remarl?.:l
weather prevailing in the Black Sea, cannot an
bring to a crisis the fate of Sebastopol, that o!yei
of the enemy, which, from a sad want of foe 7
and energy at the commencement, has calls
harrowing sacrifice of human life.
The arrival on the 19th inst. of the Ave
ship, only three days out from Constantinople, •
valids, brings at length cheering accounts of tbesi
having been fine, and, comparatively spealcill'o
fluencing a material improvement in the bea`_,
troops, and permitting, not only of the tre7
hut., clothing, stores, and artillery to the caO3llA
seaside, but the rapid progress of the railroad
important works in progress. vsho
The French sailing-transport Stentor (Eagjoil
and Phoenix (French colours), arrived from .LL'7,6l
the 10th, bringing 3 offices, 69 troopers, and
The former left on the 11th and the latter ea
both for Constantinople. Doro
The Egyptien, French screw steam-traak
from Marseilles on the 10th, with 18 bore id
of carts, and a quantity of provisions, allut.rd
board M. D'Ubezey chef d'escadron, 17 t)te`
40 non-commissioned officers and privates,_.o
labourers, with whom she left for the Cris"
12th.
The Durham, screw steam-transport Poi
arrived from London on the 10th with a carg°
ing, and left for the Crimea on the 11th.
The Candidate, steam-transport, with 4611110
railway plant, arrived from London on the
00,
proceeded onwards to the Crimea on the eare
lowed on the 12th by the Pioneer, another se
transport,
107 Frenchithst o
teress,laikme.wfriisgeaftreom Lond°l3' t
Theto
ed pII
from Toulon, bringing Lieut. Celoselarr De ri
officers, 601 non-commissioned officers a",r
the infantry, 52 artillerym and 60 hors''
fur the Crimea on the 1/llb men,
;e a. on To
The Lucifer, screw steam corvette, arr- ec the
from I onion, bringing Lieut. Martin/ °L..Ant
-
non-commissioned officers and privates of l'ieftlef
11 artillerymen, with 16 more horses. She
Crimea on the 15th. led
The Amsterdam, French postal-steamer'
Marseilles on the 13th, two days after h

ys
.ng, from stress of weather, put into.o.? jii
all her vacant space was filled up hi ''''„r; a Oils"
city, merchant, with oranges and logl°—,o' d
army. She had on board 17 officerecvron
commissioned officers and privates.' up-
wards to Constantinople on the 13th, takwv
General Pennefather.
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The Minos, Tunesine steamer, arrived ii,els
the 13th, and left for Constantinople on t'ot•00
ing, besides provisions for the Tunesice:ll,4l.o
Batoum and six horses, Colonel Ali
officers, and 190 non-commissioned officer° aril"'
The llydaspes, French postal steamerl,,, snd
Constantinople and Smyrna on the l'T'oig
board Major Hotle, Captains Morello, Bes`°'lthili.i/
awl seven invalided English soldiers for.ibert, 'I
Majors Young and Adamson, Captain
Beaumont, Dr. Lecontellin, the Rev. 3fr
French officers, 150 non-commissioned ott.-cb
vates' and 6 seamen, for Marseilles, for w
took her departure on the 14th.
Liver' 0'
The screw steamer Arabian, from 107'0'
on the 14th, and left for Constantino Pei
day, embarking at Malta, to join the 134 r,
in the Crimea, Captain Porter, CaPei° Of
Lieutenant James.
The Peninsular (No. 172), from London's
nition, clothing, &c. ; the Whitley Park (11,
London, with stores for the army ; and tro
from Portsmouth, with provisions and
screw steam-transports, arrived on the 15„11'":00'
The schooner Brunette, from Glasgooly, „‘'
adventure for the Crimea, sailed on the 70'0 r
The schooner Zephyretta, with pro
rived from Portsmouth on the 13th.
The Indus left for Alexandria early 00 Oleo ill
the 15th, and may be looked for back b°
when she will leave for Southampton. ofit)i'4
The Vectis leaves this afternoon (the sth,
seilles, to meet the London mails of the het
been this week docked in order to have