The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-24 00:00:00

THE FRENCH REINFORCEMENTS.

"The following corps left the camp of the south be-
tween the 12th and 18th to join the army of the East :
"The 10th Light Infantry.
" The 17th battalion of the Chasseurs de Vincennes.
"The 57th Regiment of the line.
"The 3d company of the 3d Regiment of Engineers.
" The 3d company of the sth squadron of the military
waggon train.

'' The 10th battalion of Chasseurs, forming part of the
division of General Lefauoheux, is expected on the 20th
at Aix, where it will remain until orders for embarkation
arrive, which will be very shortly.
"28 officers, 4,638 non-commissioned officers and sol-
dierP, and 85 horses passed through Aix during the month
of October.

"The troops which traversed our city during the last
few days are—on the 16th, the staff and the 2d battalion
of the 10th Regiment of Light Infantry, consisting of
iethe A.rtil on t
23 officers and 620 non-commissioned officers and sol-
o
diers, ea route for Toulon
embarkation oifeeArtillery-3 h—e officers,
3 ; on the same day,*.the Bth
Batteryofsthe Bth
port f Regiment r
18th, the
staff and let battalion of the 57th Regiment of the line
—3O officers and 774 men, coming from the camp of the
south, and going to embark at Toulon ; and en the same
day, the 7th Battery of the Bth Regiment of Artillery,
on its way from Toulouse to Toulon-3 officers, 227
men, and 227 horses."—Mornorial d'Aix of the 19th.
The Marecain steam-packet arrived at Marseilles on
Monday night, having sailed from Constantinople en the
evening of the 11th. She, however, brought no later
news than that received by the Telemaque. The Sully,
rx hich was expected from Balaklava, had not arrived,
when the Marocain left. The Byzantine reached Con-
stantinople on the 10th, with French troops and ammu-
nition on board.
The Trident and Hercule ships of the line have landed
their lower guns, and nro to be fitted out as transports.
They are at present taking in stores, and will call at
Toulon to embark reinforcements for the Crimea.
The Aigie steam-aviso left this port on the 16th for
Toulen. The Laplace steam-corvette will shortly sail
for Toulon, and take in tole the Trident. Extraordinary
activity prevails in our d.sekyards. The Devastation
floating battery and two large screw transports are
being constructed with all possible despatch. The ar-
mament of the frigates Pourouivante and Virginie, and
the brig Beaumanoir, is proceeding rapidly. The Arcole
screw-ship, of 90 guns and 000-horse power, is to be
Jaunchel on the 22d of next inonth.—Phare de Cher-
bourg of the 19th.
Abbe Gloriot, chaplain to th.e army of the East, who
aocompanied tie remains of Atarshal St. Arnaud to
France, has left Lyons for the Cr.'mea.
Government has given orders fa.r tro construction, at
Nantes, of four-gun-boats, which oxe to carry artillery
of very powerful calibre with a vee'y light draught r f
water. They are to be placed immediately oa the stacks.
The engines for those gun-boats have been ordered from
M. Gouin, of Paris.
Ten carriages on a new plan, beintl the inscription
"Ambulance de l'Arm6e," were exhibited to-day at the
Havre railway terminus. They are of a light build,
perfectly hung, with four wheels. On the front seat
there is room for three wounded, and in tfle interior two
beds, which may be used as litters to ren love the sick
and wounded. They contain several locker -s for the bag-
gage and arms, which arc very often thrown away or
lost. Those carriages are to be sent to Ch erbourg, to
he embarked on board two vessels about to e.ail for the
Black Sea.

NATAL AND MILITAIRY INTELLIG'E.NCE.

The Royal Albert, 121, Captain Sir Thomas Pas-
ley, had her grew completed to working complement
by a heavy draught from the Prince Regent at Ports-
mouth yesterday, and the crew received adva,mced
wages.
Orion, 91, screw, is still under the sheers at Shaver-
ness. Her boilers are not on board yet ; every possible
despatch is being used, and many mechanics are em-
ployed working at her, together with those leelonging to
John Penn and Co., the makers of the boilers, kc., two
of which are now alongside ready to hoist in.
The Malacca, 17, screw steam-sloop, Captain Arthur
Farquhar, having Iseon fitted at Deptford with a poop
deck for the accommodation of troops, was brought
down to Woolwich on Wednesday, and taken into the
inner dock to have her screw propeller adjusted, when
she will be ready for sea.
The screw corvette Cossack, 21, Captain Fanshawe,
is at her moorings in Hamoazo, taking in coal. Not-
withstanding her extensive repairs in Devonport dock-
yard, she is said to be still vary leaky.
The Brisk, 14, Commander Curtis, steamed out of
Portsmouth harbour to Spithead yesterday morning,
and shipped her powder, Ice., ready for sailing orders.
The Salamander, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Priest,
was put out of commission yesterday, at Portsmouth,
and her crew granted leave.
The steam tender Avon, from Portsmouth, arrived
in Plymouth on Tuesday.
The steam-tug Pike having had her repairs made good,
was taken out of dock at Devonport on Wednesday.