The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-11 00:00:00

TURKEY.

The following telegraphic dispatch has been re-
ceived from Vienna, dated the Bth :—" The Aus-
,trian Correspondence gives the following as the
details of the concessions lately made by the. Turk-
ish Government :—The status quo is re-established
in Montenegro ; hostilities are suspended ; the
refugees, serving in the army of Omer Pacha, are
to be sent to the interior of Tui-key to reside ; the
possession of Klelk and of Sotorina is guaranteed
to Austria ; the Porte ensures its protection to the
Christians of Bosnia ; the favour of 3 per cent. in
the entrance duties is restored for the commerco of
Austria with Bosnia and Herzegowina. The Porte,
in addition, engages to pay four millions of piastres
as indemnities to private persons."
The Augsburg Gazette states from Constantinople,
19th ult. :—" The Ottoman Porte has solicited the
mediation of the King of Prussia in the affair of
the Holy Places, between France and Russia.
The expenses of the expedition against Montenegro,
now become without object, are estimated at 25
millions of piastres (about 7 millions of francs)."

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 10.

The Prince Regent, 90, Captain Hutton, flag of Rear-
Admiral Corry, having refitted, has reshipped her stores
and received her crew from the hulk. She rebent sails
this morning, and will haul over to her moorings on the
west shore to-morrow, for the purpose of swinging for
the adjustment of her compasses.
The Agamemnon, 91, Captain Sir Thomas Maitland,
C. 8., and the Camperdown, 104, receiving-hulk, were
removed from their moorings this morning, and took up
those recently occupied by the ordinary guard-ship Nep-
tune, 120, Captain Scott, while their own moorings are
replaced. The sickness still continues among the crew
Of the Agamemnon.
The London, 90, Captain G. R. Mundy, was removed
from her mooring on the west shore this morning and
placed alongside the Victorious hulk, to give place to the
Prince Regent.
The Griffon, 3, brigantine, has been placed up Port.
chester Lake as a watch vessel during the breaking up
of the old Menai.

The following gentlemen passed their examination on
Wednesday at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth,
before Rear-Admiral Superintendent Arthur Fanshawe,
C. 8., Commander-in-Chief pro tem. ; Captain Chads,
C. 8., of the excellent, &c., and yesterday they attended
the college at three p.m., to receive their certificates :
Mates for Lieutenants—Messrs. Gover, Rose Miall,
Edward Parkley, William Henry Cumming, William
John Johnson, Henry Boyle Deane Freeman, Henry
Richard Stewart, Wheeler Francis Richards, and Lord
Francis Nathaniel Conyngham.
Second' Masters for Masters—Messrs. Frank Inglis,
William Henry Fawkener, Thomas Charles Jones, and
James Worsley.
Naval Cadets—Messrs. Prosser, Brodie, Boyle, Law,
and Herbert.

Masters' Assistants—Messrs. Mould, Rorie, and
Robinson.

Clerks' Assistants—Messrs. Parker, Edwards, and
Haswell.
Captain Thomas Eyre's (1846) death has been re-
ported. He was 71 years of age. This officer was on
the retired list of 1840. He entered the navy ;in 1794,
was in the Kingfisher, 18, at the capture, after an ac-
tion of two hours' duration, of the French privateer
Betsey, of 16 guns ; was made a lieutenant in 1800, and
in the Repulse, 74, was in Sir R. Calder's action. He
was made commander in 1812, and served a year
subsequently.
A sad accident occurred in the yard to-day. A con-
vict named Forsythe was on the top of a stack of timber
(about 16 feet from the ground). By some means or
other the unfortunate man slipped, and pitched upOn his
head on the stones. He was instantly picked up, and
conveyed to the surgery ; but he died before they could
get him there, having dislocated his neck. The man
had well conducted himself, and was about to receive
his ticket-of-leave. An inquest will be held this evening.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 9.
The Cyclops, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, in command
pro tem. of Mr. J. W. H. Harvey, of the , Horatio,
steamed out of the fitting basin and left for Woolwich,
with the .spars, rigging, &c., for the new steam-frigate
Tribune, fitting there. The Cyclops, on her return here,
will hold herself ready to accompany the Melampus to
Woolwich.

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The Melampus, late 42-gun frigate, will be put out of
dry dock to-morrow, and taken into the basin to be
rigged ; this is to be done with all possible expedition.
She is to be jury-rigged as a barque, with brig's masts,
rigging, and sails, and is to proceed immediately to
Woolwich to convey from that port the boilers and ma-
chinery for the new screw steam-ship St. Jean d'Acre,
100 guns, now building at Devonport. The Cyclops
will accompany the Melampus to Devonport. The Me-
lampus will be manned from this port with an officer in
charge pro tem.
The Cuckoo, paddle-wheel steam-vessel, has completed
her damage and defects, and has this day steamed from
the basin to her harbour moorings.

WOOLWICH, MARCH 10.
APPOINTMENTS.

Assistant-Surgeon Julian W. Bradshaw (1847), from
the Royal Hospital, Haslar, to the Winchester, 50, flag-
ship on the East Indies station.
Acting Assistant-Surgeons Josiah Austen (1852),
from the Royal Hospital at Plymouth ; Halam M. Dixon
(1853), to the Royal Hospital, Haslar.