The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-30 00:00:00

morning. She is from Turkey, having left Gibraltar on
the 22d !inst., with between 130 and 190 men of the
30th and 44th Regiment, 20 invalids froin the 13th,
92d, Royal Artillery, and Royal Engineers, stationed
there ; also 293 women and children, and four officers'
wives and children 'whose husbands had gone to the
East., By the Tonning we learn that there are between
300 and 400 men, women, and children of the 55th Re-
giinent waiting at Gibraltar for a passage to England.
The Cornwall transport was towed out for Malta on the
evening the Tonning left. The Trent, West India mail
steam-ship, had been fitted up by Rear-Admiral Super-
intendent Stewart, at Malta, to carry 450 horses to
Turkey. Her upper deck had been housed in, and the
lower decks all fitted up with stalls. The Tonning has
left Portsmouth for 'Woolwich to obtain a little repair
to her mnehinery,
The Morea troop-ship sailed from Kingstown on Sa-
turday with her complement of the 4th (Royal Irish)
Dragoons for the seat of war, and the Burmah fol-
lowed yesterday morning with the troop of the same
regiment which embarked in the course of Saturday.
The following appointments have been made :
Commodore Charles Talbot. (Captain of 1830), Aide-
de-Camp to the Queen, who has just paid off the Mean-
der, 44, on his return from Service in that frigate, as
flagship at the Cape of Good Hope, is appointed to com-
mand the Algiers, 91, screw steam-ship, for service with
the Baltic fleet.
Captain Thomas Baillie (1845), to command the Mean-
der, 44, commissioned yesterday, for the purpose of
being stationed at Lisbon, as it was stated some time
ago she would be, immediately after her return from the
Cape.
Commander James Dirom (1852), recently serving in
the Meander, to the Algiers.
Lieutenants.—Charles J. P. Glinn (1842), Robert
Deane (1851), Henry P. Bance (1851), and Frederick
G. C. Paget (1852), from the Meander to the Algiers.
Master Stephen Spain (1846), from the Meander to
the Algiers.
Mate Charles F: Smith (1851), from the Meander to
the Algiers.
Captain and Naval Instructor the Rev. Thomas E.
Meredith, from the Meander to the Algiers.
Surgeons—John Andrews (1841), from the Meander,
to the Algiers ; John II: Carruthers (1841), to the
Meander ; John C. Labben (1851), to the Sphinx.
Paymasters—John E. Brooman (1846), frqm the Sidon,
paddlewheel steam:frigate, to the Arethusa, 50, on the
Black Sea station ; Henry William Rowstone, recently
serving in the Tiger steam frigate, to the Sidon, vice
Brooman.
Assistant-Surgeon James Ayerst (1847), from the
Meander, to the Algiers.
Acting Assistant-Surgeon David Duncan (1854), to
the Meander.
Second-Master--Joseph G. Dalton, to the Algiers.
Clerks Alexander ,Thompson (1850), from the
Meander to the Algiers ; John S. Moore (1853) is reap-
pointed to the Meander.
Clerks'-Anistants-G. B. Perry, F. F. Perceval, Fre-
derick North, Charles 0. Salmon, Charles H. Ceely,
William B. Editing, and Henry J. Timings, to the Bri-
tannia, 120, flag-ship of the fleet in the Black Sea.

SPORTING INTELLIGEFCE.

TLITTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY.

THE DERBY.
As sunshine or rain prevailed, Dervish rose or fell—
with the former he was up—with the latter, down. Now
at 7to 2, anon at 9to 2. The closing price, however,
was 3 to 1 taken to some hundreds. 5 to 2 was laid
once or twice, but 3 to 1 was afterwards obtainable.
Andover Was backed for-some money at 8,7, and 6 to 1,
and 4 to 1 taken about him and the Hermit coupled.
At the commencement 7.. to 1 was taken to upwards of
3001. about The Trapper, but he afterwards fell back.to
Bto 1. King Tom had still some staunch adherents,
who took 12 and'lo to 1 about him. Hospodar, Ne-
ville, and Marsyas left off at T 5 to 1 each.: Wild Hunts-
man was backed for about 9001. at prices varying from
15 to 12 to 1 ; the lesser odds were taken to fully 6001.
Autocrat, although said to be a certain "starter, was
"out of commission."