The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-14 00:00:00

of the various arrangements. Some of the vessels hai'e
been victualled by merchants of known celebrity, resid-
ing in this town, whose catering on previous occasions
has given entire satisfaction.
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LrVZBPOOL, Monday.—We understand that the Go-
vernment have chartered the Royal Mail steam-ship
Europa, belonging to the Canard Company, for the con-
veyance of troops to the Crimea.
The regiments which are expected to reinforce the
British cavalry in the Crimea are the 7th Hussars, the
16th Lancers, and the Ist, 2d, 3d, and 7th Regiments
of Dragoons.
3n AND 62n DErcas.—Orders have been received at
the head-quarters of these depots to hold in readiness all
men who are fit for service in the field to proceed to
join the service companies, which are ordered from
Malta to the East.
CORK, Nov. 11.—The Cleopatra, Alipore, and Bleake
transports, took on board on Thursday drafts of the 3d
Buffs (60 men); 62d, Wiltshire (110 men) ; 9th, East
Norfolk (100 men) ; 14th, Buckinghamshire (100 men) ;
and 92d Highlanders (30 men) ; in all about 400 men,
under the command of Capt. Hood, 3d Buffs. Yester-
day they took on board drafts of the 21st Fusiliers, 47th,
55th, numbering about 500 men. They are waiting to
receive further detachments, and cannot leave before
Monday.—Cori; Constitution,.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Maron Eardley
commanding the Royal Artillery in the Belfast district
has been ordered to proceed forthwith from Chark-
mont to Woolwich, where he has been appointed to
a situation. Captain Samuel Enderly Gordon will com-
mand till the arrival of Lieut.-Colonel Hugh M. Tuite
at Charlemont, on the 15th inetant.—Banner of Ulster.

RECRUITING IN IRELAND.
Ever since the increase of bounty and the lowering of
the standard, the recruiting office in this town (Clonmel)
has been filled with applicants for admission into her
3rlajesty's service, and the average number enrolled daily
is about 13 or 14. We understand that amongst the
reeruits there is a decided preference evinced for the 33d,
or Duke of Wellington's Own ; and the number re-
quired for that regiment is new rapidly being completed.
—Tipperary Chronicle.
Recruiting has been somewhat successful in Sligo
during the past week, several batches of clean active
young fellows having been forwarded to the depot.
This seems strange, as some time back a single recruit
could hardly be obtained in the Sligo district.

THE MILITIA.
The Royal Monmouthshire Light Infantry Militia are
still doing duty at the barracks at Newport, where they
muster some 600 strong.
EDINBURGH COUNTY MILITIA.—On Thursday Capt.
P. M'Leod Petley, adjutant of the Edinburgh militia
and staff, attended at Dalkeith to enrol men for the
eounty of Edinburgh militia. A. large number came
forward and were enrolled.
EDINBURGH idlurriA..— A commanding officer for the
Edinburgh militia regiment of artillery has been selected
by the ex-Lord Provost (Mr. M‘Laren,) and the ap-
pointment has been sanctioned by the Queen. Lieut.-
Colonel Geddes, late of the Artillery service of the East
India Company, is the officer selected.
-WEXFORD MlLlTlA.—Lieutenant-Colonel Carew has
Sled his head- qusrters here, in order to make the ne-
cessary preliminary arrangements for raising the militia
force for this county, amounting to 817 men.
CARLOW MILITIA.— Captain Knipe, late of the 89th
Regiment, has received the appointment of adjutant to
the Carlow Militia, and is expected in Carlow in a few
days to assist in enrolling the Militia. The regiment is
to consist of four companies, and it is believed the Go•
vernreent have it in contemplation to have the men
equipped and trained as Rifles.
SLIGO MILITIA.—It is rumoured that Wm. Phihbs,
Esq., Seafield, has been appointed Lieutenant-Colonel
of the force about to he. raised in this county.—Sligo
Chroniee.