The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-31 00:00:00

APPOINTMENTS.

Master Edward Youbel (1S50), who served in the Penelope,
6, paddle-wheel steam-frigate, when flag steam-ship on the
West Coast of Africa station, is re-appointed to her under her
new commission, it is said,-by Captain Catlin (1847), at Ports-
mouth, for service with the Baltic fleet. •
Chaplains.—Rev. John 13. Bunde, E.A. (1840, to the Con-
way, 26, flag-ship at Cork; Rev. William Bell, B.A. (1847),
from the Wellington, guard-ship of ordinary at Sheerness, to
the Belleisle hospital-ship, for the Baltic fleet ; Rev. Thomas
C. E. Warcup, B.A. (1851), from the Penelope, paddle-wheel
steam-frigate, to the Edinburgh, 58, screw steam-ship, with
the Baltic fleet.

Surgeons.—John S. Davidson (1816), to the Penelope,
paddle-wheel steam-frigate ; Robert Pottinger (1847), to the
Hocla, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, for service with the Baltic
fleet; Matthew Burton, M.D. (1831), from the Penelop2,
steam-frigate, to the Victory, flag-ship at PortsmouLi.
Paymasters.—Charles A. Pritchard (1850),• from the Vic-
tory, flag-ship at Portsmouth, to the Fisgard, flag-ship at
Woolwich ; John Tweedio (1850), from the Drit3k, 14, steam-

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I sloop, to the Penelope steam-frigate; George Hickman (1854),
to the Brisk, vice Tweedie.
As3lstant-Surgeon.—William G. J. Ayre (1851), from the
Penelope, to the Victory, flag-ship at Portsmouth.
Midshipmen.—B. F. B. Clerke, to the Hecla paddle-wheel
steam-sloop, for the Baltic ; J. D. Puddicombe and George
Poole, to the Penelope steam-frigate at Portsmouth.
Masters' Assistants. J. T. C. Webb and E. P. Hutchin-
son, to the Penelope.
Clerk.—John Wagstaff (1854), to the Penelope.
Clerk's Assistant.—H. T. Seale, to the Penelope.
Naval Cadets.—J. Houghton and J. H. Croft, to the St.
George, 121, forLservice with the Baltic fleet.

PROMOTION AND APPOINTMENT:
Mate.—Albert Dent (1852), serving in the Doscawen, 70,
to be lieutenant, and appointed to the Vesta►l; 26, as addi-
tional for service on the West Indies and North American
station.

DUBLIN, Mencu 30.
The 14th Regiment, now stationed in Limerick, embark in
-the Bombay, for Malta ; the 17th, in the Cornwall and Dun-
: bar; the 39th, in the Star of the South and Courier; and the
S9th, in the Timandra and Gosoloza, for Gibraltar, to replace
the 30th, 44th, and 55th, ordered to the East.
The two companies from the depot of the 55th, now at
Athlone, ordered to join head-quarters, for the purpose of
proceeding on service to Turkey, expect to embark in a few
days; they consist of Major Danbeney, Brevet-Major Coats,
'Captain Schaw, Lieutenants Brown, Bissett, and Barnston ;
:Ensigns Tyler, Birch, Rom-by, Harkness, and Twysden, and
• Aisistant-Surgeon Crocker, with 200 men. Lieutenants
'England and Hannay are on their passage home from head-
',quarters at Gibraltar, to join the recruiting companies.
Yesterday, about one o'clock, a section of the Royal
Ar-
.tillery, consisting of 105 men and three officers, embarked at
the North-wall for Portsmouth 'hi the City of Dublin Com-
pany's steam-ship Duke of Corn Wall. Soon after the sailing
of this ship the Prince steamer arrived from Liverpool, having
on board 'll3 men and two of of the Royal Artillery, all
Of whom prOceeded to the Portobello Barracks. No less than
40 sergeants, corporals, &c., have been told off to recruit in
D üblin ' for. this corps. The Prince steamer, after having
'landed the soldiers of the Artillery, returned to Liverpool
last evening, at. half- )a0 nine o'clock, bavins, on board 60
of the -gold!: 'holiha recently embarked for fiib -
East. _ _ _

Volunteers from the different regiments not ordered for
immediate service continue to arrive in large numbers daily
from the country.
A squadron of the IGth Lancers will leave Island-bridge
Barracks at half-paSt 8 o'clock this morning (Thinsday) ;
me troop for Limerick, under the comuaud of Captain White;
: cud one troop for- Clourael, under the .command of 'Captain
4 ;.rant, there to be stationed. It is expected that the whole
regiment will shortly proceed to the south.
The 90th (Perthshire) Light Infantry, at present forming
'a.rt of Dublin garrison, having been called upon to fUrnis'A
4. 14 volunteers for the Ist battalion of the Rifle Brigade, 140
I ten, who spontaneously-Came forward to respond to the call,
kixaded at Ship-street Barracks en Tuesday morning, for the
i n spection of Major Deverill, who addressed them in terms 'of
ti measured satisfaction at their loyalty and devotedness.
-1 6 fty fine fellows were selected this afternoon, and will pro-,
cof to join their new corps immediately.

AMERICA.

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY.

, . .
.By the Unitel States' nCiii steam-ship Arctic, Captain
ce, we have advice from NelV York to the 18th inst.
;The Royal mail steam-ship Arabia had arrived out.
„; A Washington correspondentpf the New York Berald
, •

• -
'" A speciatmessentger left herein the oars this after-
r kidn at 5 o'clock, and Sail's in the steamer for Liverpool
t 1*
-morrow, the bearer of despatches to Mr. 'Saute at
iflclrid. It is UnderstOod our Government pereropto-
ill:), demands immediate satisfaction of the Spanish Go-
v. rnment for the Black Warrior outrage. It is•a signi-
fi. ant fact worthy of mention; that Mr. Crampton, the
B r itish Minister, has acted: as Minister for the Spanish
G vernment so far, relieving the Spanish acting Charge
oi all trouble."
''The Senate had passed a bill, to promote the efficiency
of: the army.
A mob at Erie bad again torn up the railway. A
f e gitive slave case had occasioned much excitement 'at
/ d ilwaukie. A fugitive negro 'who had been captured
his owners was rescued by, the mob and got clear
aNs 'ay. The boilers of the steamer Reindeer, trading on
thi Ohio, had exploded, killing upwards of 40 persons..
1711 e ice on the Hudson had given way, and the naviga-
ticx i was open. 50 persons had lost their lives by the
siia king of the steamer J. L. Avery in the Miasissippi
ril,) en About the same number of persons had been lost
by the burning of a steamer on the White River. •
:4(n New York capital was rapidly accumulating from
for !ign and domestic sources, but the demand more than
k, sl )t pace with the supply. Foreign exchange was dull.
T h ere was a fair supply, and the demand was limited.
1 e quotations were :—London, 1071 to 108;ii ; Paris,
5 L.3'l to 51G1; Amsterdam, 41a to 414 ; Hamburg, 361,
t, 37 ; Bremen, 794 to 79i ; Frankfort, 41k. Money
c xntiuued in active demand on call loans, at 7 to 8 per
c e, it. Prime business paper, short, 9to 10.
!Elie cotton, marketha4lnen, ..!,;i2,-4.ted, and prices had
a ti' danced.

'The advices per Arabia had caused much depression
it t. the flour market. For pig iron there was a limited
s. aat firm prices. The tobacco market was firm, but
qui et. Freights to Europe were dull ; to London—tur-
p en tine and rosin, 2801 b., ss. ; heavy goods, 50a.