The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-22 00:00:00

Naval and Military Intelligence.

MALTA, Aug. 15.—The Pride of the Ocean sailing
transport left ,on the 11th for Balaklava with some
supernumerary. seamen and boys for the fleet, Captains
Gwine and Allan, Lieutenants Bridges, Rose, and
Strode, and Suigeon Dnmville, R,N. The Countess of
Durham screw steam-transport, with stores, left on the
same day and for the same destination.
The Imperatriz screw steam-transport, which arrived
from Kingstown on the 12th left for the Crimea on the
13th, having on board Lieutenant-Colonel Oakley, 31
other officers, and 858 non-commissioned officers and
privates of the 56th Regiment.
The Wigrams, with stores, sailed for Balaklava on the
12th, carrying Surgeon Lander and four persons con-
nected with the Commissariat Department.
Her Majesty's screw steain-transport Supply arrived
on the 12th from Constantinople ; and on the 13th,
from Kazatch.es Her Majesty's steam-frigate Terrible,
bringing Lieutenant-Colonel Warde, R.A., Lieutenant
L. Jonee,'7th, and several invalid seamen and marines.
She left on theAaine evening for Gibraltar to receive on
hoard some 13.64% ordnance for the Crimea.
The Norman, screw steam transport, arrived from
Constantinopleand Abydos on the 14th.
Her MajeslitAs screw steam-sloop Hesperus, with
stores, arrived from Woolwich on the 14th, and left on
the same day foi•Balaklava.
The Velez,sailing transport, arrived at the same time
from Constantinople, and the Royal Charlie sailing trans-
port from Queenstown, bringing Captain Lindsay and
Lieut. Parker, 17th ; Capt. Dalrymple and Lieutenants
Tryon and Gatty, 39th ; Assistant-Surgeon Boisiere; and
255 non-commissioned officers and privates of the 17th
and 39th Regiments.
Her Majesty's screw stsani-ship Assistance left for
England on ttal4th, conveying Lieut.-Coloeel Wards,
Royal Artillery ; Lieut. Bastard, 9th ; Capt. Clayton,
Grenadier Guards ; and the Rev. T. C. Camber, and
Captain Steane, R.N.
His Netherlailds Majesty's frigate Doggerbank arrived
from Ca liz a, a Gibraltar on the 14th, and on the same
night the ,teain'eorvette Si-doro, from the same parts
and Cagliari. His Royal Highness Prince Wilhelm of
Orangs is on board the Doggerhank, and purposed visit-
ing the principal pens .of Sicily next week, in the Sin-
doro ; on his return both whips will leave for the Texel.
His Royal Highness, accompanied by the acting Nether.
lands Consul, Mr. Stevens, has inspected the dockyard
as well as the military works and defences.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam- ,
packet Euxine, which arrived from Alexandria on the
12th, left on the same morning for Southampton, con-
veying, besides the passengers already reported, Lieut -
Colonel Patterson, 31 Bntfs ; Captain Free!ing, Royal
Artillery ; Capt. Heyman and Capt. Arruite (wounded),
Rival Engineers, and family ; Captains Shuldham, Cus-
tard, arid Fowler. Colonel Skipwith, Lent. Darling,
am! the Hon: Captain Mills, who came in the Indus
from Alexandrin, proceeded onwards to Marseilles on
the same ninreing in the Vectis, Peninsular and Oriental
steam-packet. The Indus steam-ship, belonging to the
same company, arrived with the mails from Southampton
on the 14th, and left for Alexandria on the 15th. on
which ,lay the Valetta arrived from Marseilles with the
overland London mails of the 10th.

The Bride- of thii-Se-a, sailing transport, and the Paris,
French screw-steamer, and the Eldorado, French steam-
frigate, left on the 11th for Marseilles, the latter having
on board 111 officers, non-commissioned officers, and
privates invalided.
The Thabor;' French postal steamer, which arrived
from Marseille on the 12th, and left for Smyrna and,
Constantinople on the same evening, had on board
General M‘Mabon, 2 other French- officers, and 476 non-
commissioned officers and privates.
The United' States' store-ship Supply arrived from
Tunis on thei2th, bringing the widow and daughter. of
Sir E. Baynes;late agent and British Consul-General at
Tunis, and Major Wayne, of the United States' army.
The French steam-corvettes Eumenide, from Gallipoli,
and Laplace, from Kamiesh, arrived on the 12th, and
lett for Marseilles on the 14th, conveying 66 officers,
non-commissioned officers, and privates wounded.
The Napolion-111., English screw steam-transport in
the French service, arrived from Kamiesh on the 13th,,
and left on the folloWing day for Marseilles with 114
military invalids.
The Assyrien, screw-steamer, left on the 12th for
Port Vendres, with 99 invalids, some of whom are sadly
mutilated and wounded.
The CaradoC was yesterday taken out of dock and
brought into the basin at Woctivvicb, and_ .the Seagull gun
boat was docked for repairs.
The steam-transport Hetton, No. 156, arrived at Spit-
head on Monday from the East, with a few returned stores.
The Calera., No; 43, Capt. Brinsden, arrived at Spit-
head yesterday. She lett Malta July 13, and Gibraltar
the 31st. No news or invalids. The Calliope spoke in
Ist. 51.40 N, long. 12 NV, the ship Calabar. The Kent,
No. 41, Captain Homes. arrived at Spithead yesterday.
She left Malta July 11th, and Gibraltar the 29th. No
passengers or invalids. The Kent spoke, Aug. 18, in
tat. 48.47 N., long. 10.51 W., the brig Active ; same
day the Maria Anna, from St. Kitt's ;- awl off Portland
the Orator, from Madras for London, 157 days out. The
Paramatta, No 52, Captain Wilson, arrived at Spithead
yesterday. She lett Malta, July 7. No passengers or
invalids. The War Cloud, No. 56, Capt. Fox, arrived
at Spithead yesterday. She left Malta July 18, No
news or inval ds. The War Cloud signalled, Aug. 12,
in lat. 38.40 long. 15 NV., the brig Sarah ; yesterday
morning, off, St. Alban's Head, the brig Active, of Got-
tenherg. The Palmerston, No, 7, Captain Brown, ar-
rived.also yoterday at Spithead. She left Malta July 11.
The Palmerston signalled, Aug. 13, in lat. 19 15 N.,
long. 13.40 W., the bark E•kdale, and the hark Prince
of Wales, from Calcutta for London, 150 days out.
The above vessels have only some hales of winter-
clothing for clearing, horse fittings, &c. The steam-
transp'rt Clyde, No. 145. Captain Henderson, arrived
at Spithead yesterday from the East, with 220 invalided
soldiers and the following officers :—Captain Legge, of
the 1---t Royals ; Captain Rogers, Royal Artillery; Capt.
Churchill, Rifle Brigade; Captains Smith and M'Kenna,
of the Ist Royals; Lieutenants Walker and Rice, of the
Royal Artillery ; Lieutenant Waddilove, of the 47th ;
Lieutenant Blane, of the 23,1 ; Lieutenant Nunn, of the
90th ; Lieutenant L'Estrange, Royal' Artillery, Major
Wolfe, of the 89th ; Major Littlehales, of the Turkish
Contingent ; Assistant-Surgeon Alder, of the 62d,
Hospital Diehser Pavey, and Commander J.O. Bathurst,
RN. The Caduceus, sailing transport, No. 19, Cap-
tain ewe, arrived at Spithead yesterday afternoon from
the East. ,4be has no news, and like, the others which
arrived in the morning,- returned with Government
stores only.-
The Black Eagle, Admiralty steam-yacht, Master-
Cominandee Petley, embarked Sir Charles Wood, the
First Lord of the Admiralty, and Rear-Admiral the
Right Hon. Sir Maurice F. F. Berkeley, K.C.8., -at
Portsmouth Dockyard last evening, and conveyed them
to Portland, whence they start this morning for the
Channel Islands. Mr. Burney, Master, R.N., and
Channel Island Pilot, serving in her Majesty's steam-
veseel Dealtir, is ordered to pilot the Black Eagle dur-
ing their Lordships' inspection of the Channel Islands.
The flag-ship Victory fired a salute of 17 guns on their
Lordships'qembarkation... •
By the Peninsular and Oriental Company's mail steam-
ship Euxine, which arrived at Southamptoh yesterday
morning, we receive the following items of naval and.
military .telligence from Gibraltar :—The . Paddle-
wheel st: ."eer, Leipzic, with waggons, am:, for the
*Balaklava Railway, and the steam-transport Holyrood,
with shot and shell for the Crimea,._ left Gibraltar on the'
11th inst. for their destination; The Earl of Durham
steam-transport, from the East, laden with condemned
stores: left for Spithead the same evening. The Saxon,
from Balaklava and Malta, also with condemned stores,-
sailed for Spithead on the 12th. The steam-transport
Belton- frcra Balaklava and Malta for Spithead sailed
from.Gihralter on the 13th 'net. The _British screw-
steamer Sheldrakesarrived at Gibraltar en route to Con-
stantinopli and Balaklava on the 13th inst. The Shel-
drake left he next day for her destination, with the fol-
lowing passengers :—Surgeon W. Sall, M.D., Deputy •
Assistant-Commissaries-General Waldron and Foster,
Miss-Bartlett, Mrs. Fruin, and Mrs. Drake (nurses for'
Therapia Hospital), Messrs. Johnston, Marshall, Tread
well, Parks, O'Brien, Abbott, Moore, Short, Steele,
Manneri,- Serjeant, and Dennis. The United States
frigate Congress, Commodore Bruce, bound from "New
York to the Mediterranean, arrived at Gibraltar on the
evening of the 13th. The Congress on the following
morning saluted the garrison, which compliment was
duly acknowleslged'immediately after by the guns of the
saluting battery. The frigate also saluted the American
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