The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-07 00:00:00

THE MEDITERRANEAN.

By the arrival at Southampton of the Peninsular
and Oriental Company's screw-ship Madras, we hear
that at Vourla Bay, near Smyrna, on the 21st ult.,
were the Britannia, 120, Captain Carter, with the flag
of Rear-Admiral Deans Dundas, C. 8., the Com-
mander-in-Chief; the Trafalgir, 120, Cwt. Greville;
Vengeance, 84, Captain Lord E. Russell ; Bellerophon,
78, Captain Lord G. Paulet ; Pnaeton, 50, Captain
G. Elliot ; Firebrand, 5, steam-frigate, C ptain Codd;
passed,
ou
offr the
island
and Tiger, 14. stearu• trigate, Captain Gifford. The
Are•hu,a, 50, Captain Symonds, was on her voyage
to Corfu. The Sampson, 6, steam- frigate, Captain
Jone 3, arrived at Malta on the 23d of September, and
left fur the squadron the fo,lowif.g day. The
squadron,p la Bay,
an in
c
Resistance troop-ship, Master Commander Bradshaw,
arrived at Malta on the 231 ult.
The Turkish squadron, consisting of four ships of
owtt)amopn
war
paaannuttdir, loa with2nrat the British
steamer,
tehaeu ult.etrh,
e wereAiafleet.,
Neapolitanil raay
Madrassing a atss V
consisting of
one frigate, one steamer, and five smaller vessels.
THE FRENCH NAVY.

THE CHAPLAIN OF THE JENA.—When the Prince
President vi,ited the Jena at Toulon, he presented
the cros4 of the Legion of Honour to her chaplain,
the Abbe Bcurgade. On receiving it, the abbCt
churches,linAe-nofo.
thanked him in the following terms :—" I am deeply
affected at receiving the cross from the hands of the
hero who has saved France, I 4hail wear it as a glo-
rious souvenir of the Emperor, who re-opened the
prevented their being again .hut."
he' will be
battle ship, is to be Lid up in ordinary.
by the screw
replaced in the Mediterranean rq
-nadr°llnerCin, steamer,
,isn.issary of the French
nthoe Levant station.
theundergo
new
corvetterepairs,
d at i orient from Ta-
hiti Thisbd corvette, has arrived
s has brought back to
hiti and the Marquesas.
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after
arrivedw hieh a
shet Toulonis
thtoe fromcom proceedalL ai senbtdoo Theo
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Republic at the Society tot a
Captain Tardy de -A ntravel has left Paris
Montebello.
tne
bg
ei
lvl eon. that the Je,na
for
Rochefort to take .
• e In this vessel he is about to make
the Constantin e•
Of scientific investigation, which will last
a voyage °
Lie first proceeds to the China seas.
France Captain Bonnart,_,Fr,
five years.
rbcetartlnehdassohjupys:our Luperial Highness, who has

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ALARMING SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT.—NARROW ES-
CAPE OF Two LIVE,-1-o,terdAy morning, between the
hours of nine and n, an accident which nearly resulted in
the loss of two lives, occurred in the Caledonian-road, fit ar
the railway-bridge, under the following circumstances. It
appeared that the two men, whose names are John M a
aged 28, and Patrick Lawley, aged 40, were at work hoe
a scaffold erected in front of some new houses near the road
in question, when, from some unexplained cause, part of the
scaffold gave way, and the two men were precipitated from
a he.ght of above thirty feet on to some bricks below. Ai-
sistance was at once at hand, and the poor fellows were
picked up in a most hopeless state, and conveyed in a cart
to the Royal Free Hospital, where it was ascertained they
had received some very severe fractures of the skull, besides
numerous other injuries Upon making inquiries last even-
ing, the poor fellows were still in a very bad state.
CHARGE OF Com,PiRACY AGAINST A SOLICITOR
The magistrates of Che terfield, Derbyshire, were on Tuesday
engaged in investigating a twofold charge, brought by a
Cutts,4g ai
n t a
;o li The
citporlu.
chargenamed
man named Henrayndßi‘oitrh.e
Jo
olihaam
George Ilaslam,
against ilaslam was fur perjury; and the information upon
which the proceedings were instituted alleged that he had
been suborned by Mr. Cutts to commit that offence. After
a patient inquiry into the circumstances, the bench die-
missed the case, being unable to credit the most material
portions of Rotherham's testimony. Both parties intimated
their intention to carry the question before the superior
courts,