The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-31 00:00:00

Naval and Military Intelligence.

The Times Malta letter of the 25th inst. mentions the
following naval and military movements at that port :
.

" The screw steam-transport 'Bacchante arrived on the
19th from London with medical stores for the British
military hospital at Kenikoi (within the Dardanelles),
for which place she took her departure on the Caine day,
conveying Surgeons Bader, Dix, Fawens, Fox, Hall,
and Rayne, Lady Matvens, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Newman,
Miss Frodsham, Miss Grisdale, Miss Parkes, Miss
Baynes, 21 female nurses, and 9 female attendants.
" The Cambria steam-transport arrived on the 21st
from Flymoutb, and at the same time the Candia, steam-
transport from Southampton, the latter having on
board, besides 175 horses, Captain Dixon, 39th ; Captain
Henning, Lieutenants Blythe, Scott, and Waring, of the
88th; and Ensigns Buckle, Watson, and Walker, of the
same regiment, fur the Malta reserve ; Surgeon-: Ander-
son, Baxter, Pennington, Reed, Smith, and Stewart ;
Assistant-Surgeons Bird, Bonstead, Davison, Dewar,
Graham, Lindsay, Philips, Meredith, and &MO, for the
Dardanelles ; Lieutenant-Colonel Graham, of the let
Royals ; Captains Cureton and Durant, of the 12th
Lancers.; Lieutenant Bolt and Cornet Wight, of the
6th Dragoons ; Captain Clayton, of the 13th Light Dra-
goons ; the Hon. Lieutenant Herbert, of the 16th ;
Assistant-Surgeon Hind, and 179 non-commissioned
officers and privates. The Camoria brought for Malta
Lieutenant Boyle, of the 4th ; Lieutenants Alderson and
Armstrong, Fitzgerald and Morgan, and Ensign Hill ;
and for the Crimea Captain Forster, Lieutenant Petrie,
Cornet Curtis, of the Carahineers ; Ensign Leeson,
34th_;__ Lieutenant Eitoel, 12th Lancers_; Lieutenant
Brown, Scots Fusilier Guards; Lieutenant Wynne,
Grenadier Guards ; Surgeon Hunter, -and 60 non-com-
missioned officers and privates, besideS 89 horses. Both
vessels left for the Crimea on the 23d, the Candia hav-
ing embarked, in addition, at Malta, the Rev. Mr.
Beaver, military chaplain, Major Coll, and Capt. Ward,
of the 18th.

"The Empress Eugenie screw steam-transport arrived
from London, Gibraltar, and Cagliari on the 22d, bring-
ing Paymaster Howitt, 17th Regiment ; Lieut. Roper,
39th ; Assistant-Surgeon Johnstone, 60th ; Major Ber-
nard, Lieutenants Archer, Moore, Pye, and Stuart, 63d ;
Ensigns Griffith and Ramsbottom, 63d ; Major Mercer,
Dr. Irwin; Lieutenants Miall and Tryon, R.N., De-
puty-Assistant-Commissary-General Addams and 24
commissariat clerks, Mr, Bogg, Mr. Varley, 11 telegraph
clerks, 1 letter sorter, 1 groom, and three servants. She
left on the evening of the 23d for the Crimea.
".The screw steam-transport Lady Alice arrived on
the 24th from Dublin with Government stores for the
Crimea, and on the same day the screw steam-transport
Victory, from Gravesend, bringing 27 officers (and a
lady) and 27 privates of the Polish Legion, 65 labourers,
13 muleteers, 14 horses, and mules .for the Land Trans-
port service.
" Surgeon Tweeddale arrived from Marseilles on the
21st in the Sinai, French postal steamer for Malta and
for Constantinople, Captain Calott, 26th, Major. Munro
and Captain La Touche of the 98th. They went on in
the same steamer immediately after she coaled.

" Theillydaspes, French postal steamer, which arrived
from Marseilles at the same time, brought Capt. Lilley
for Malta, and for Alexandria, for which port she left on
the same day, Colonel Ibrahim Effendi, M.D.
" The Gonevra schooner yacht arrived from Cowes on
the 22d, having on board Sir E. Colebrooke and Mr.
Twopenny.
" The Oscar and Yarrow screw steam-transports left
for England on the 17th, the former conveying Ensign
Walker,'3d (Buffs) ; Captain Molyneux, 4th Light Dra-
goons ; Quartermaster Watson, 89th ; Captain Burton,
97th • and Dr. Turner, 4th Dragoons.
"The Robert Small sailing-transport leftfor Gibraltar
on the 19th.

"The Bremen transport Germania arrived from Bala-
klava, on the 21st, and left for Spithead on the 23d,
conveying Captain Sullivan, R.M. ; Lieutenant and
Mrs. Douglas, 9th ; Lieutenant Irby, 47th ; Lieutenant
Handford, 12th Lancets ; Captain Douglas, 78th,
Messrs. Hunter and Peacock ; Captain Conyers, of the
89th ; and Messrs. Wenkster, Dickens, Phillips, and 6
Maltese carters landed at Malta.

"Her Majesty's steam-sloop Medina arrived from
Smyrna and Syra on the 19th, and on the 20th her
Majesty's stearn-corvette Rosamond from Constantinople;
the latter left for England on the 21st.
"The Twining screw steam•transport arrived from
Balaklava on the 20th, bringing for Malta Purveyor
Stewart, Captain Mercer, 85th, Dr. Woolaston, and
nine Maltese drivers ; and for England Captain Godley,
28th, Ensign Maesey, 30th, Lieutenant .M`Kesey,
97th, Surgeon Day, of the (3d Buffs), Surgeon Withers;
ILA., Lieutenant Pedfield, 20th, Lieutenant Gougb,
Rifle- Brigade, Messrs: Camridge, Arkman, Bennett,
M'lntosh ; and 31 invalided soldiers and navvies. She
left for Spithead on the same afternoon, when theCos-
wop-01itan screw steam-transport eame in from Constan-
tinople, bringing 28 Spanish seamen, and left on the
same day for Gibraltar. .

"The Sultana sailing transport, from Balaklava, and
the Magnet sailing transport, from Constantinople, ar-
rived on the 23d, and on the 24th the former sailed for
England.

"The screw steam•traneport Black Boy arrived from
Kosloff on the 24th.
The Rajah screw steam transport arrived from Bala-
kla.va on the 24tb, bringing only one passenger, Captain
Eager.

"The Great Britain screw steam-transport arrived
from Kamiesch and Constantinople on the 240,,,,,having
on board for Malta Captain Foster, Lieutenants Bed
ford and 'Hobson, and Mr. Collett; for Spithead, for
which destination she left on in. 25th, Major Anderson,
Captains Barnard, Gardner, Peel; awl Sullivan ' • Majors
Mills, ;;cordon, Grinstone, and Watts ; Lieut. Spright,
Lieut. Harman, Captain Elliot, Mr. Rust,'Deputy-As-
sistant C )aimissary-Goneral Fosbrey, Lieut.-Colonel
Douglass, 143 non-commissioned officers and privates.
"The Sinai, French postal steamer, arrived from Mar-
seines on the 21st, bringing, among other passengersfor
Constantinople, nine French officers and 462 non-com-
missioned officers and privates, and proceeded on to
Smyrna and Constantinople the same afternoon.
"The Sardinian screw steamer Vittorio Emmanuele,
in the French service, arrived on the22d from Marseilles,
having on board 125 horses and 27 officers and 91 non-
commissioned officers and privates of the French army,
towing the Sardinian bark San Paolo, likewise from
Marseilles, ammunition laden. Both these vessels left
on tha 23d for Constantinople.
" The Wagram French screw-steam line of battle ship
arrived on the morning of the 25th from Brest, with 3
French officers and 147 mar;nes.
" The Provence French steamer, froin Marseilles, has
just arrived with 50 officers and 406 troops-
" The screw-steamer Sea Nymph, in the French trans-
pirt service, left for the Crimea can the 18th, conveying
12 horses and 14 officers and soldiers, having in tow the
American ship Ticonderoga, in the same service, con-
veying other 179 horses and mules and 139 officers, non-
commissioned officers, and privates.