The Sun.
London, England, 1849-05-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, TUESDAY EVENING.
k Cholera, though not to any great extent, has bro-
ben out among the troops stt.tioned in Ship street
Barracks, adjoining the el;stle-yard. The situation
0)
„I the buildings is close ft nd unwholesome. The 2d,
bar Queen's RNie innt of Foot, which occupied the
narrseks when the disease appeared, were this day
Paced under canvass, a camp having been formed in
lo
i'ceilx Park.
L The weather has undergone a change today, it
g rained heavily since the morning.
NO day has yet been named fur the interview,
Detween Lord Clarendon and the deputation in behalf
of the state prisoners.
The names of 14 Lieutenants were this day appended
to the memorial.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The following officers attended the levee of the, First
°l'd cf the Admiralty yesterday :—Vicc-Admiral
Jackson, li•ar Adm iral Sir E. C. Strode, Captains 11.
Bruce
-
Bruce (late of the Queen), G. H. Seymour, J. C.
'Ex-Jerald, Sir E. Lyons, Bart., G.C.13., P. Thomp-
tn. F. Scott, C. Bosanquet, Sir P. Broke, Bart.,
aeynott, Robb; Commanders lion. J. W. S. Spencer,
• Morris, Peter l)uthey, E. S. Sotheby, R. Coote, T
Stuart, T. P. Dobree, T. G. Drake, C. J. Balfour,
nYcg; Lieutenants C. T. Compton, W. Greet, J. W.
Dorvillk-, A. Royer, E. 13. Rice, W. Thorpe; Mater E.
bunsterville.
After the levee Sir Francis Baring proceeded to his
country seat in Hampshire.
The Arrogant, 36, screw-frigate, Captain Robert
Pdzrey, having taken on board ber foreign sea-service
litotes, was hauled off into the stream at Portsmouth on
konday, and yesterday, at three o'clock, proceeded out
of harbour to Spithead, steaming out against a strong
flood tide, taking a large party of ladies and gentlemen
outlin her. She has been fresh painted, and is immersed
aornething deeper in the water than before, by which
her appearance has been much improved. She is de-
Fidedly the most splendid, and altogether the most
handsome-looking frigate that we have seen. The upper
edge of her copper is now a foot or more out of the
water, although she has taken in 85 Cons of iron ballast.
t" think double the quantity would not have been
°° much for her. She took her powder and live shells
In after her arrival at Spitheal. She will forthwith
proceed to Lisbon, and from thence up the Straits to
At
Tbe Niger and Thsilislasteam•sloops, have now their
defects rewired Devonport. and are ready to proceed
ot
4 further experimental trials.
'The Salamander, steam-sloop, in charge of Mr. Mills,
lailed from Portsmouth for Chatham on Sunday even-
,eg• with the Marines of that division paid off from the
Late The Salamanderwill go on to Woolwich to
aye some alteration made in her en;ines.
t,,The Columbia, 3, surveying stelia-vest:el, Command ,r
onortland, was paid advance at Devonport, on Monday,
When she sailed for the Bay of Fundy.

APPOINTMENTS.
Nasers—Samuel Twyford to tile Victory, 104, flag-
; IP at Portsmouth; Mr. S. L. Peile to the Ocean, 46,
4g-ship at Sheerness.
13°stswain—Matthew Newby to the Tortoise, store
and guard ship at the bland of Ascension.
Dlidshipmen—Nicholas Turnour to the Superb, 80,
iVpitheacl; William F. Ruxton to the Superb; Charles
tlvoodinan to the Victory; Reginald Purvis to the Vic-
-437; D. M. Campbell to the Castor, 36, at Chatham;
Marescaux to the Castor; E.J. Lawson to the
tttings, 72, flag-ship in China; A. LI. W. Battiscombe
- the Hastings; William Templer to the Impregnable,
104
flag-ship at Devonport; F. Fletcher to the Dragon
"eatn•frigate, on the Irish coast: Herry Moore to the
r
s'akdonia, 120, flag-ship in the Mediterranean.
Naval Cadets—Edmund Smith to the Superb; Noel
Osborne to the Caledonia; H. Thursby to the Caledonia;
W.
O. Silverlock, to the Caledonia.
rOIITSBIOUTII, MAY 29.—The Nelson, 120, having had
her periodical overhaul in dock, is again ready for mud
4ervice, and will be undocked this evening or to-morrow,
stud give place to the Rodney, 92, also to undergo a refit.
The Reynard screw-schooner, 11, Commander Cra-
craft, is ordered to sail on the sth for Madeira, Cape
de Verd Islands, Ascension, and Sierra Leone, with the
rimail for the coast of Africa, whence she proceeds to the
'-'4Pe and East Indies to join the squadron under the
command of Sir Francis Collier.
The Mountstuart Elphinstone convict- ship arrived here
this morning from Loudon.
The Euphrates freight-ship sailed today with detach-
kents for St. Helena, which she embarked at Cowes.
The Sylvia surveying-vessel, Commander Bedford,
mailed to day for Cork.
Wind, S., light breezes and fine weather.
„._IVe.OLWICII, MAY 29.—Letters have been received at
Woolwich announcing the arrival of the Atholl troop-
thiP, Master-Commander Pearn, at Halifax, Nova
Scotia, after a fine run of twenty-six days from Ports-
mouth, and having on board three companies of Royal
Artillery, one for service at St. John's, New Brunswick,
and two for service in Cenada. The Atholl arrived at
ntlebee on the 11th of May, and lacded Captain Tuite's
company, 4th battalion, and Major Ilennis's company,
2d battalion, at the station. Captain Sandriam's coin-
TI, Ist battalion, had previously left Quebec for
;
tailagst" to relieve Captain I'duady's company, 3d bat-
the latter being under orders to return to Wool-
"Pi Ith it
bat . the Atholl, with Captain Crofton's company,, 7th
float Montreal; and Captain Ormsby s com-
'4!!", 6th battalion, from St. John's, New Brunswick.
at The Vixen steam sloop, Commander Jeuner, arrived
Halifax Nova, Scotia, from Bermuda, on the 29th of
t,r
4-, and h.:(1 encountered very severe weather, having
rri,"mpelled to pea, back viith loss of mainmast, guar-
at, and other articles.
1.44ne Moultstuart Elphinstone, commanded by Captain
efltri° ar,d having 250 convicts cn board, under the
Ito be nt. Dr. Moxey, left her moorings opposite the
al
Arsenal on Saturdayi afternoon last, fur Moreton
6, th Wal
atearT,ll4ln, MAY- ',S.—The Salamander advanced
4tteas.u°P, in charge of Mr. Mills, assistant master
tint, . dent at Devonport-yard, arrived this day, and die-
m.airited the following Royal Marice:s:-IS7 men of all
„e_ka from the Queen aid off at Devonport, in command
el 11,ain P. A. Campbell, wi,h Lieutenaut.W. Masters;
130 1 Royal Marines, in command of Lieutenant R.
11th e, paid off from the Alarm, 26, at Devonport, on the
the _instant; and one corporal and one private, from
Favourite, 15 guns, raid ',ft' at the same place on the
`.ulirrstant. The above 205 men joined their head
quarters at this division. The Salamanderleft the river
the same day.
The Cleopatra, 26 guns, Captain H. L. Massie, sails
10from this port to-morrow afternoon for the Nore, where
bu. Will be inspected by the Port Admiral, and after
eing paid advance wages will proceed to sea.