The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-13 00:00:00

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THE LIFE of MARGUERITE D'ANGOU-
Lt.:ME, Queen of Navarre, Sister of Francis I. From nume-
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Private Correspondence of Queen Mrir4ierite with Francis 1., &c.

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THE WAR.

NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
A letter from Malta, dated June 2, says :
" Since my last, by the Thabor, several arrivals of troops
have been noted, but nothing more, either of local interest,
or from the seat of war; that will not have already reached
you.
" The total amount of French troops that have reached
the island to the 31st of May, and gone on to the eastward
is—men, 18,430 ; horses and mules, 3,506.
" The English troops that have arrived are—
"By the Rubicon, No. 38 transport.—Captain Barry,
R.A., 52 troopers, 44 horses, and Assistant-Surgeon Llew-
ellyn, 7th Dragoons.
" By the Mary Ann, No. 42 transport.—Captain Oldham,
13th Light Dragoons ' • Cornet Montgomery, Assistant-Sur-
geon Armstrong, 52 troopers, and 53 horses.
" By the Carnac screw steamer.—Ensigns Smyth and
Light, 68th heg,iment ; Lieutenant Ogilvie, R.A. ; Dr.
Risk, R.A. ; Lieutenant Morris, R.A. ; and 214 rank and
file, for the various regiments garrisoned in the island.
"By the Orinoco steamship, arrived yesterday, Lieut.-
Colonel Lockyer, Majors Handcock, Welsford, and Colvill
(brevet) ; Captains Ingram, Moore, Obert, Hutton, Legh,
Burton, and Chichester ; Lieutenants Harenc, Vicars,
Venables, Lumley, Reynolds, Woods (adjutant), Annesley,
Rainabottom, Dawes, Cannon, and Brinkley ; Ensigns
Mackesy, Nares, Ingram, Whitehead, M`Gregor, and Ayl-
mer; Paymaster Harvest, Quartermaster Desmond, Sur-
geon H. Downes, M.D. ; Assistant-Surgeon E. M. Sinclair,
; and 1,064 rank and file 97th Regiment; Commis-
sary-General Weir, Assistant-Commissary-Generals Drake
and Pratt, Dr. Bryson, Dr. Slight. R.N. ; Dr. Douglass,
R.N. ; Assistant-Surgeon Woods, 23d Regiment.
" By the Negotiator, No. 59 transport—Captain Jenyns,
Lieutenant Jervis, Assistant-Surgeon Abbott, 50 troopers,
and 49 horses 13th Light Dragoons.
" By the Monarchy, No. 60 transport—Dr. Chapman,
Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals • Mr. Humphrey, 77th
Regiment; Captain Tremayne, 'Lieutenant- Smith, Pay-
master Frith, Quartermaster Anderson; 43 troopers, and
47 horses, 13th Light Dragoons. The Orinoco left last
night, having in tow the Monarchy and the Negotiator.
The 97th will touch at Athens, and probably proceed to
the East.
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The BALTIC FLEET in the DOWNS, CASTLE of KRON BERG,
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" By the Harbinger, No. 61 stransport, towed in by the
Vectis—Lieutenant-Colonel Doherty, Lieutenant and
Adjutant Irwin, Lieutenant King, Cornet Chamberlayne,
Surgeon Paynter, Veterinary-Surgeon Legrew, 57 troopers,
and 58 horses, 13th Light Dragoons, and Commander
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especially excited his curiosity. He had the minutest
observations of the marshal interpreted to him. He
wished to compare a chasseur and dragoon who were
brought to him. He found the helmet of the dragoon
too heavy. " Are you aware," said the marshal, " that
a fellow like that is equal to ten Russians ? All my
chasseurs have gone through two or three campaigns,
and most of the officers have been from ten to
twenty years in Africa." A squadron of Turkish lancers
was present at the review. They form part or the Sul-
tan's guard, and their martial appearance has earned for
them the admiration of the French troops. The squad-
ron will remain at the marshal's head quarters, under
the orders of the Chef d'Escadron Biese of the Spahis.
The marshal gave a grand dinner to the general offi-
cers, at which General England was present, who on the
following day gave a dinner to the marshal and his staff. A
place of honour was given to the Seraskier on both occa-
sions. During the repast a general attached to the Turkish
War-office stood behind the SeraFkier's chair, handed
him the dishes and changed his plates, doing all the
functions of a maitre d'hotel. This rather disgusted the
English and French officers, the more so as the general
in question wore epaulettes, and a uniform almost simi-
lar to that of the French army.
The French soldiers are rejoiced at leaving Gallipoli,
as they are burning to come to blows with the Russians,
but they will not probably find such comfortable quar-
ters as they had succeeded in making at Gallipoli, in
any other part of Turkey. In fact, fresh provisions
were to be had daily—meat at 25 centimes per lb., wine
at 60 centimes the litre, and poultry, eggs, and milk
cheaper than in France.