The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-27 00:00:00

The 111:aiacca, 17, screw corvette, Captain Farquhar,
arrived at Spithead yesterday morning from the. Black
Sea, an 61 was going into harbour to-day to refit. The
steam-t ni.nsport Rhadaananthus left Portimouth last
evening .:for Woolwich.
The T .64;dy Anne steam-transport, No. 138, left her
mooring s off Woolwich Arsenal yesterday evening laden
with art lery waggons and ammunition stores for the
Crimea. She is to call at Tilbury Firt, to take on board
the Eng ineers of the Turkish contingent. Three other
steam-ti .a.nsports, Nos. 238, 192, and 77, likewise
anchore ci off the Arsenal, are taking in stores, and are
expecte, I to be ready for sea so as to sail on the first
three de on; of the ensuing week consecutively.
Her Mtajesty's screw steam-transport Himalaya, Capt.
Priest, loft Southampton yesterday afternoon, for Liver-
pool, t o embark horses and troops for the Crimea.
Thence -the Himalaya *ill sail for Dublin to complete
her nu) xthers, and will immediately proceed to her desti-
nation. The Madeira packet brig Brilliant, at South-
ampton i„ has been chartered by Messrs. Hartley and
Co., of London, to convey 150 tons of goods to the
Crimea and the Black Sea. The Brilliant laves South-
ampton. for the Thames this day. The General Screw
Company's steam-ship Jason (transport No. 80) came
out of tl le graving dock at Southampton and hauled into
the riv er basin yesterday, where she awaits orders for
the en ibarkation of her horses and troops. The Royal
Mail Company's steam-ship Trent (transport No. 94)
will be, at once got ready for sea, it being presumed by
the coca pany to which she belongs that Government
might again require her services.
The following appointments were made yesterday at
the Irairalty :—Lieutenant .1. R. Veitch, to the Arro-
gant; Lieutenant A. A. D. rfandas, to the Urgent;
Lieut.( want J. A. F. Luttrell, to the Urgent; Lieutenant
E. J. Pollard, to the Sanspariel ; Master William P.
Braun id, to the Urgent ; William V. Miller, Paymaster
to th.e Urgent • J. W. P. Fcord, Paymaster to the
Ala.rna ; R. T. Raynes, Clerk to the Urgent ; and George
T. Cheyney, Assistant-Clerk to the Urgent.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood held his last lev4e
this season, as First Lord, at the Admiralty yesterday.
At 5 a.m. yesterday invalids who had been sent home
to Eng land from the Crimea, being sick and wounded,
to the :number of 76 men of all ranks and various corps,
left the Invalid depot, Chatham, for Gravesend ; the
whole, of the men are in excellent health and spirits.
Anot her party of invalids will leave the depot to-morrow.
Lieutenant and Adjutant James Pope, staff officer of
the Invalid depot, who has been recently appointed, has
commenced his duties.

SPORTING INTELLIGENOE.

TATTERSA LL'S.-THIIESDAY.

Attendance scanty, and business dull in the extreme.

GOODWOOD STAKES.

Epaminondas and Surgeon-General were the only
box 7ses backed for money : 6 to 1 was taken freely about
the former, and 7 to 1 to upwards of 7001. about the
latter. At the commencement 200 and 100, even, were
betted between the two. Offers to lay 500 to 200 on the
field Against them-3 to 1 wanted. To the prejudice of
Quince, Syvagee advanced from 20 to 1 to 100 to 7
taken.. In the City, in the course of the morning, Sy-
vagee was backed for all the money that could be got en
a►t 20 to 1. Tho other bets relative to this event were
(oily to s►nall sums.