The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-20 00:00:00

caused an obstruction or further damage to her rudder or
sternpost. Parties deeply interested here are most anxious
to relieve the mind of the public, and to assure them that
there is no gross error made in the Construction of this ship,
bearing so noble a name, as the morning paper alluded to
has scut forth to the world at large. Every exertion will be
made to get this ship ready for the pendant with all possible
despatch, and when her complete armament and stores are
put on board, she will then be found sitting majestically in
her element at her intended draft, as designed by the late
highly-respected practical architect, Mr. Oliver Lang, who
has not only added beauty, but utility in stowage, to many
noble ships now in her Majesty's navy,
THE MILITIA ANI) XEOMANRY.
The summer drills of the Royal Tembroke Dockyard bat-
talion have not yet been commence, in consequence of the
gre it pressure upon the time of the mechanics, resulting from
the demand that the various veThe ssels 4ow on the stocks should
Oilling will therefore not
be completed without delay.
be commenced until next month, whin the whole of the force
will turn out in the new clothing, UM changes in which will
give every satisfaction.
The Ist West York Regiment of Militia, which was dis-
banded at Pontefract on Tuesday la,t, is, we understand, to
be called out again immediately, to undergo a further short
training previous to being sent into larracks.
The South Devon, or 25th Regimmt of Militia, under the
command of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir .bhn Yarde Buller, M.P.,
will assemble on Wednesday, the 3bt inst., for permanent
duty. The barracks at Mill-bay have been apportioned for
the head-quarters of the regiment.
The Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavary Regiment has been
called out for eight days' duty, and will assemble at War-
wick ou Thursday, June 1. The trop under the command
of Lord Will iughby do Broke have already met at Compton
Verney, and that under the command of Captain Smith at
Wellesbonrne, near Stratford-on-Avm.
The North Lincolnshire Mi itia ar now assembled at Lin-
coln for 28 days' training. The regiaent is upwards of 700
str nig, being 300 more than assembtd last year.
The Royal South Liu olnshire Millia, commanded by Col.
Sibthorp, are assembled at Grantharafor their annual term of
training.
The Derbyshire Militia now assembled at Derby, have
during the last eight days made surpising progress.
The Leicestershire Militia, under tie command of his Grace
the Duke of Rutland, assemb ed or Thursday last, the 18th
rust., for their annual training. 311 the muster-roll being
called, there were about 150 abicat ; the greater part of
these, however, have volunteered Lao the line.
THE WHITE SEA SQUADRON.--Car Cron
Erasmus Ommanney
has received his orders, and his sqtadron proceed at once to
the White Sea, to commence operations against the enemy.
The squadron will be composed of ;he following :
Eurydice 26 guns ..................•
Captain Ommanney.
Miranda 15 „ (screw) .......... CaPtain Lyons.
(screw)
Brisk l5 „ ........... Commander Seymour.
Miranda to kin an extra quantity coal at Portsmouth, is
full of provisions and stores, and )ft last evening for the
Downs to join the Eurydi..e. Briskls, screw, Commander
F. .P. Seymour left Spithead yestrday for the Downs, to
join the Eurydice. We have receivid telegraphic announce-
ment of her arrival.