The Sun.
London, England, 1863-06-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

The following appointments were made yes•
:erday at the Admiralty:—

John T. H. Norris, master, to the Hawke.
Robert T. Hodges, master's-assistant, additional, to the
Cumberland, for the Lizard.
James S. Barrett, master's-assistant, supernumerary, to
the Narcissus.

Promoted to First-Class Engineers—Joseph Wyllie, of
the Valorous; W. Frazier, of the Indus; Peter Eckford, of
the Asia; W. Pearson, of the Emerald; Thos. Scott (B),
of the Cumberland.

Promoted to Acting First-class Assistant Engineers—
Joseph T. Robinson, of Scout; James M'Gough, of Sur-
prise ; Frederick Pointon, of Orestes ; James Crawford, of
Martinet ; R. Wyllie, of Bustard ; Angus Leitch, of Kes-
trel ; W. Barclay, of Medea.
Naval Cadets Nominated—Charles R. Arbuthnot, Henry
Vashon Baker, Frank J. Grassie, Fredk, G. Ree, Charles
C. Stuart, J. C. R. Scott, G. Huntingford, R. H. Hutch-
ings, C. G. W. Aylen, Henry C. A. Morshead, Nugent
R. M. de Guyt, Ferdinand Beauclerk, Wm. Harney, C.
Wm. Hicks.

SHIPPING—This Day.

GRAVESEND, Wednesday Morning.

Arrived, June 9.—Speedwell, from Demerara.
Arrived, June 10.—Granite City, from Sydney; Wins
fell, from Moreton Bay ; Benjamin Scott, from Guernsey ;
Trafalgar, from Sague le Grande ; Thos. H. Perkins, from
Callao; Margaret, from Mogador ; Ottodine, from Colum•
bia ; Satisfaction, from Ibrail ; Lady Shelburne, from
MoLtevideo ; Village Pride, from Demerara ; Croadale,
from Memel; Leeds, from Mogadnr ; Eliza, from Pomeron ;
Herman Louis, from Faro; Rudolph, from Leghorn;
Grenadine, from Havannah ; Louisa Amelia, from Gothen-
burg; Providence, from Windau ; Richard and Frances,
from Caen.

DEAL, Wednesday Morning.
Passed—Caroline (screw steamer), from London, for the
west; Rose Macroon (brig), from the west, for London;
Annie, from Shields, for Carthagena ; Princess Royal, from
Sunderland, for Genoa; Ann Dane, from Shields, for the
west.

Sailed—Appoline, Accrington, Hero, Mary of Argyle,
Medusa, and Annie, with more outward bound.

Course of the Exchange—Yesterday.

, Amsterdam
Ditto
Rotterdam .. 11 18 11 18i
Antwerp — 25 45 25 47i
Brussels — 25 45 25 47f
Hamburgh —
A 25 25
Paris
25 17 25 50
13 7/ 13 8
Ditto
Marseilles
Frankfort on Maine " 119 119
--Vienna
11 35 11 45
Trieste
..._— 36 36k
Petersburgh
Berlin
Madrid ......... .• • _ 49 491
Cadiz
521
25
60
Leghorn
25 5
Milan ........
_-25 52 25 60
5i
.
Genoa ..............
_25 60
Naples .............
..._. 25
25 5670 t; 25 22.
6, i
,
Pa1erm0............ 25 65
Messina ............ _ 25 60 25 65
Lisbon — 5234
Oporto — 521 521
63
Foreign Gold in Bars (Standard), per oz
Mexican Dollars - £3 17 9
Silver in Bars (Standard) ........ 0 5 7.1
South American Doubloons 0 5 i
0 0 0

HEALTH OF MIL URQUHART.—The friends of
this gentleman will be glad to learc that he has so
far recovered from his very severe attack of gout as to be
enabled to drive out in his open carriage. The rapidity
with which the attack was overcome speaks highly in favour
of the Turkish bath as a remedial agent in such cases. A
private letter from one of Mr. Urquhart's friends, received
in London yesterday, says—" The Turkish bath appears to
me to have acted most perfectly, for I am sure if the treat-
ment of Mr. Urquhart's case had been by any medicinal
means, which I and others are in the habit of prescribing,
the cure would have been at the price of much debility and
depression, whereas in five days the bath, with the full in-
fluence of the douche, bas brought about the remarkable
result without either of the drawbacks just mentioned. ,
The fact established that the Turkish bath is a remedy for
gout above any other, for not only a rapid cure but early
relief, will be pleasing intelligence to thousands.