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LONDON, :FRIDAY EVENI.NG, AUGUST 11, 185 4.

THE WAR.

NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

The Colossus, 81, screw, Captain Robinson, got up
steam in Portsmouth harbour yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, with the intention of proceeding to Stokes Bay
on a trial of her steaming qualities ; but, as no official
from the establishment of Penn and Co. was present to
superintend the working of the engines, the trial was
postponed. The Prussian Lieutenant-General Prince
Radzivill and staff arrived at Portsmouth yesterday by
railway, and went on board this ship, intending to go
out to Stokes Ray in her, but were prevented by the
above cause. This morning the General is to be shown
the gunnery system of the navy on board her Majesty's
:hip Excellent. The Colossus will be tried on Monday.
The Boscawen, 70, Captain Glanville, is positively
ordered to leave Spithead for the North American sta-
tion on Sunday morning.
The Indefatigable, 50, flag of Rear-Admiral Hope
Johnstone, was towed from Hamoaze into Plymouth
Sound on Wednesday afternoon.
The Raleigh, 50-gun frigate, is ordered to be brought
dow❑ from her moorings at Portsmouth on Friday, and
placed in the fitting basin to go in dock.
The Malacca high pressure 17-gun steamer, commis-
sioned by Captain Farquhar, was taken out of dry dock
at Chatham on Weanesday. Her engines and machinery
will be tested to-day in the presence of a number of
scientific gentlemen.

The Dasher, steam-vessel, Captain Lefevre, and Black
Eagle, steam-yacht, Master-Commander Petley, came
into harbour from Cowes to replenish with coals, and
returned to their stations, the former to the Channel
Islands, and the latter to Woolwich.

THE ROYAL ALBERT, 121.
The Fly, Robert Sallenger acting second master, ar-
rived at Sheerness yesterday from Woolwich, with the
screw-propeller fcr the Royal Albert. The propeller
weighs nine tons ; the diameter is 17 feet ; and it has
19 feet pitch. It is to be immediately put into its place,
after which steam will be got up to try the action of it.
We regret to say that her commander met with an acci-
dent while superintending the sheers being rigged to put
the propeller in place. The topmast rigging is being
set up, and she will .shortly considerably alter her ap-
pearance aloft. But few A B.'s have as yet ♦olunteered
for her ; she is nevertheless progressing very satisfae
torily to the authorities. Large numbers of visit to
have inspected her; among e,hom (by an Admiraity
order) there have been two French naval engineers, who
made a very minute inspection of her, and expressed
their highest satisfaction, not only with her architectural
formation, but also with her machinery and arrange-
ments throughout her hull and stores.

APPOINTMENTS,
Flag Lieutenant—Fraucis W. Turton (1849), to the
Impregnable, 104, flag, at Devonport.
Lieutenant--Jusiah H. Hatchard (1854), to the Bora.
cawen.

The 1,400-ton screw-ship Australia, with the re-
mainder of Major Young's and Captain Trung's com-
panies of the Royal Artillery, arrived in the Downs
from the river at 8.30 a.m. yesterday, and proceeded
immediately down Channel for the Black Sea, with beau-
tiful, calm, and fine weather.
The Cottinghani, steam transport, left yesterday even-
ing with provisions fir the Black Sea. A detachment
of the 95th Regiment, under the command of Captain
Weatherhead and seveeal junior officers, take passage in
not having been on board at the
her to join their several regiments. Staff Assistant-
s left behind. The Cottingham takes a
mail.
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