The Sun.
London, England, 1855-05-19 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS FROM MALTA.

MALTA, May 13.—The Prince of Wales, which loft Eala-
klava on the 3d inst., arrived here this morning. She has ou
board Commtinder George Raymond, R.N., Marine Superin-
tendent of the Crimean Railway expedition, and a number of
navvies, whose services are not now required, as the railway
is finished. Lieutenant-Colonels Wood and Strong, of the
Guards, are passengers by her. We have also the Rajah.
passengers,Peninsnlar ahnlnOgiilrfttaßl
alCarlapyroYn'stlsiete,latahle.r,
Calcutta steamer came in this morning, and proceeds to-
morrow for Marseilles ; and the Rajah and Prince of Wales to
England—the Rajah being required for the Baltir„
arrived with
The Amity steam-transport left this morning with a num.
She
bcr of Maltese, eugag3d as muleteers for the Crimea.
takes also 100 mules, shot, shell, eze. There was gieat.
cheer-
ing as the vessel steamed slowly out, with a baadip,.;l,yitiinogn
pa-
triotic airs. They are to- have .:s. ed. per day ,V u
is to go to
s—
a high pay for the Maltese—and part of their p.,,r _
It is to be hopedutheir families during their absence. -
dated ; and many
hun-
dreds will follow, for llalta is over-popt
Maltese have enlisted into the French army, both iu Africa
and the Crimea. '

APPOINTMENTS•
'ecessrnesSs'• A•
Assistant-Surgeons—n• Creighton (1651), to the Hawke,
GO, screw steam ship, at Sheerness ; and R. Evans (1851), to
the Cornwallis, GO, screw steam=ship, at Devonport.
sptoeawmer:slalitp,SahteeSrh
Second Master—C. K. Haswell, to the St. George, 120, at
Spithead.
Acting Asistant-Surgeons—J. Noble, to the Majestic 80
; S. Ma-
gill, to the Hastings, GO, screw steam ship, t p:., •
f6o,s-chrociz
mouth; au,l P. Comrie, to the Pembroke, GO - a - '''''s-
sgcilrle, wt
to ttehaemß. su. lisle I 1 o,
ship, at Portsmouth. , screw steam-

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THE WEATHER..—gui Orium, May. 19.
THERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE.
64—highest !duos noon yesterday.
49 —lowest this morning and during the night.
68 —this day, at noon.
BAROMETER, 30'14.
WIND, S.W.—Light, with beautiful, warm, sunshiny
weather.