The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-18 00:00:00

IN G, MARCH 18, 1854.

join their service companies. -0 Cavalry regiments : Bth,.
11th, 13th, 17th, Ist or Roya Dragoons, 6th or Ennis-
killens, 4th and sth Dragon Guards. Regiments
ordered on special service : 21ilit, 63d, 97th, 20th, 34th,
and Ist battalion Rifle .briga4
LIvERPooL, Friday.—The Iyal William arrived this
morningfrom Duhlinwith.a detiichment of the 47th Foot,
numbering 173 officers and man ; and another detach-
ment of the 41st, numbering 219, destined for the Eas-
tern service. The troops, on qUitting the North Wall,
Dublin, were loudly cheered, and when the Royal Wil-
liam came alongside the-Trafala,r pier at Liverpool, the
assembled spectators gave them a cordial and enthusias-
tic reception. The Cunard tenders Jackall and Satel-
lite aided in transhipping the troops on board the screw-
steamer Taurus, which was lying in the Sloyne ready to
receive them. The TaurUS is4a vessel of about 1,000
tons, is commanded by Cilptain,Langlands, and hitherto
has been employed -by-tho'ennard Company in running
between Liverpool and 'Constantinople. The saloon
will be'appropriated to the officers, while the soldiers will
be placed in the forepart. of the steamer and 'tween
decks, which latter are lighted by skylights, while side-
ports are placed at the distance of every few feet. The
Taurus is appointed to sail tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.

I render the works more suitable to the importance of the
Iplace and the improvements in gunnery.
The 33d Regiment, by the Emu, and the 2d Rifles, by
the Vulcan, came into port yesterday.
:no Emu brought So3.non-commissioned officers and
men a.ud 23 women ; Lieutenant-Colonel Blake, Major
Gough,. and Brevet-Major Mundy ' • Captains Erskine,
Collings, Donovan, Pretyrnan, Burke. and Fitzgerald ;
Lieutenarrts Lacy, Vacher, Corbel!, Nugent, Mansfield,
Parry, Ben nett, Thistlethwayte, and Kenrick, Barrett
(Adjutant) ; :Casio-11s Worthington, Thorold, Montague,
Siree, Greenwood''; Paymaster M‘Grath, Quartermaster
Jones, Surgeon Muir, Assistant-Surgeons Ogilvy and
Stanley. •

The Vulcan brovght 752 non-commissioned officers
and men, 6 women, and 3 servants ; Lieutenant-Colonel
Lawrence ; Major Bradford ; Captains Elrington, Earl
of Errol (and his Countess'), Hammond, Inglis, Fyers,
Hon. J. Colville ; Lieuteiwuts Hon. J. Stuart, Nixon,
Balfour, Rowles, Newdiga,to, Yonge, Egerton, Wind-
ham (Second Adjutant), Tbynne, Hon. W. Campbell,
and Lord Leveson Gower ; Jr; Ross (Adjutant) ; Pay-
master Newbury; QuartermaAer Gough ; Surgeon A.
Anderson, M.D. • Assistant-Sur,-teon Sanders.
The Diamond frigate has been far some time at Santa
Maura, to put down the disturbance at Prevesa, in case
of need. The Shearwater is with the Diamond.

The Wasp screw steam•frigate left Corfu on the sth
to cruise along the Albanian coast.

The Modeste is lying at Corfu, rarely moving except
for exercise and paying an occasional visit to the neigh-
bouring ports.
The Leander frigate is ready for sea, and will go to-
morrow to Coustantinople. _ _ _

The Cyclops steam-ship is also to leave for the East.
The Arethusa is under similar orders, and will leave
early in the week.
The Vulcan has not moved the baggage of the Rifles
from on board. She is to.be attached to the army, as is
the Simoom, when she arrives.

The Caradoc, from Constantinople, is hourly expected.
From Constantinople we learn that the Vauban and
Fury have been sent with despatches from the Admirals
to the Russian authorities at Sebastopol and Odessa.
The Fury delivered hers at Odessa, but the Vauban did
not succeed at Sebastopol, chains being thrown across
the mouth of the harbour, which was protected by ships
and batteries.

The following details of the arrival of the expeditionary
force at Malta, by the various steamers, from the Malta
Mail of the 10th inst., will be read with interest :

ARRIVAL OF THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS.

On Saturday morning last the steam-ship Orinoco, with

the Coldstream Guards on board, was telegraphed frOm the
Palace, and in a short time after she anchored in the qua-
rantine harbour.
In the afternoon 924 non-commissioned officers and men
were disembarked, with the following officers :—Brigadier
General Bentinck, Brigade Major Stephenson, Hon. H.
Byng, A.D.C., Captain South, Paymaster; Colonels Hay
and Cod.rington ; Lieut.-Colonels Drummond, Newton,
Tierney, Crombie, Hon. T. V. Dawson, and H. W. Cum-
ming ; Captains Cocks, Cowell, Mackinnon, Jolliffa, Wil-
son, Hon. A. E. Hardinge, Hon. G. C. C. Elliott, and H.
Armyta,ge ; Lieutenants Thellusson, Cust, Crawley, Sir J.
Dunlop, Bart., Goodlake, Ramsden, Geo Lord Biugham,
Hon R. Drummond, Hon. P. R. B Fielding, adjutant;
A. Falconer, quartermaster ; J. Skelton, M.D., surgeon ;
F. Wildboro and J. Wyatt, assistant-surgeons. There
were also landed 32 females with this battalion.
ARRIAVL OF THE 28TH REGIMENT._

In the afternoon the Niagara hove in sight, from Liver-
pool, with the 28th Regiment on board.
Lieut. Colonel F. Adams, Majors Lindsell and Baum-
gartner; Captains Wakefield, Andrews, Butler, Aplin,
Huey, Maunsell, Roberts, and Godley • Lieutenants Mal-
colm, Messiter, Orlebar, Shute, 31. W. Bell, Ramadge,
Hackett, Adjutant Gandy, and T. L. Bell ; Ensigns Mor-
gan, Williams, Holford, Worthington, and Waldy ; Pay-
master G. T. Benson, Quartermaster S. Spence, Surgeon
W. H. Young, Assistant-Surgeons W. H. Bruce and C.
Irwin ; 878 non-commissioned officers and men, and 34
women. The regiment was disembarked at night in the
place allotted to it, so that the steamer might be ready to
return to England, which she did on Monday.