The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-22 00:00:00

171 E ARMY.

The 46th, under Lieut.-Colonel Garrett, was inspected
in Belfast on Thursday, by Major-General Thomas,
who expressed his satisfaction with the appearance and
discipline of the regiment. lie inspects the 54th at
Derry, the 91st at Enniskillen, the 12th at Newry, and
the 16th Lancers at Dundalk.

Major-General Fleming returned to Limerick gar-
rison on Saturday, after completing the inspection of
the troops in his extensive district, comprising the
counties of Limerick, Clare, Galway, Mayo, Tipperary,
and King's County.
There is a v,,cancy on the staff of the Right Hon.
Lieut.-General Sir Edward Blulteney, commanding in
Ireland, by the retirement from the service of the senior
aide-de-camp, Captain Lord Cosine Russell, 93d. The
office of military secretary to the gallant general is
also vacant.

A private of the 9th Regiment, at Galway, received
50 stripes last week, for !arceny of 11. Bs. from a
comrade.

Brevet Lieut.• Colonel Eld shortly succeeds to the
licur.•colonelcy of the 90th Light Infantry in Dublin.
by the retirement of Lieut..Culonel Vaughan, who sells
out.

THE LATE ELECTION.--During► the contested elec-
tion of the King's County, some Roman Catholic pen-
sioners took a very active part amongst the mobs. The
most conspicuous was a pensioner from the Bth Hussars,
named Glennan, who for his violent conduct was sen-
tenced by the magistrates to one month's imprisonment
and bard labour. A representation was made to the
proper authorities, and on Monday last an order was
received by Major Phibbs, staff officer, directing
" Glennan to be dismissed from the local corps, and to
receive no pension during the ensuing six months."
The sentence is considered a very lenient one.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 21.

This being the 47th anniversary of the battle of Tra-
falgar, the old Victory was dressed in garlands at her
mast heads and figure head, and the officers entertained
the Commander-in-Chief and his staff, in honour of the
day, on board. The boys and crew were entertained
also with roust beef and plum-pudding. The 18th anni-
versary meeting of the Seamen's and Marines' Orphan
Schools was hold at noon, when Admiral Sir Thomas
Briggs, G.C. M.G., the Commander-in-Chief, presided.
The report read on the occasion showed the institution
to be in a highly satisfactory condition.
The Pallas, Russian frigate. is hourly expected at this
port, from Cornstaclt.
Tho Wasp, 14, Commander Lord Johu Hay, went to
Spithead to-day, and in the evening sailed for the Medi-
terranear.

We are sorry to state that the worthy assistant mas-
ter attendant, Mr. Davy, is lying dangerously ill at his
residence in Portsmouth Dockyard.
Bulldog, 6, steam-sloop, has been unlocked at Ports-
mouth, and the Gorgon, steam-sloop, taken i❑ her place.
Leopard, 12, steam- frigate, has tried her engines
alongside the jetty at Portsmouth, and will be shortly
commissioned.

Onyx, Dover packet, Lieut.-Commander Raymond, is
ordered to be paid off immediately. We believe the
gallant officer retires from this service.
Seaflower, cutter, has been dismantled and will go
into ordinary. Her officers and crew have been turned
over to the Mercury for Channel Island service.

WOOLWICH, OCT. 21.
PROMOTIONS.

Giptain the Right Hon. Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence,
G.C.11., commanding the Royal Victoria and Albert
steam-yacht, to be Cummodoro of the first class.
Commander William Crispin (1844) is promoted to
he Captain, and appointed to the command of the Royal
Victoria and Albert steam-yacht, vice Lord Adolphus
Fitzclarence.