The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

Naval and Military Intelligence.

The steam transport Indiana, Captain John Baker,
arrived at Spithead yesterday from the East. She left
Balaklava May 23d, Constantinople 25th, and Gibraltar
June 5, and has arrived with the following officers and
troop. ;—Frk.m Balaklava,—Lieutenant.Colonel Need-
ham, R ya.l Artillery ; Lieutenant Colonel Lewis, Grena-
dier Guards ; Captains Byrne, Fitzhugh, and Denne, of
the Royal Artillery ; Lieutenants Pearce, Griffiths, Brie-
co e, and Estrange, Royal Artillery ; Surgeon Tippetts,
ditto ; Captains Murray and Rogge, Grenadier Guards
From Scutari. —Lieutt nant Clark, Rifle Brigade ; As
-,i,ta,t-Surgeon Dunbuck, Ist Royals ; Messrs. Rosen-
herg an i Tuck, C,nntnissariat Clerks ; and Mr. Burrell,
Paym,,ster's Clerk. From Gibraltar.—Major A tcher-
ley, 30th Regiment ; Lieutenant Montgomery, Rifle
Brigade ; the Rev. H. R)bins and the Rev. J. Connor,
chaplains. Troops.-230 men and 195 horses of the
Roy& Artillery ; and one the property of Major Atcher-
ky.
The steam transport Alice Jackson, No. 39, arrived
at Spithearl yesterday from the East. She brought from
Renkioi Dr. Holland, Paymaster Corcoran, 2 lady
nurses, 13 nurses, 27 s .cond-class officers, orderlies, and
civil servant., 14 military orderlies, 2 women and 1
child, 2 disabled seamen ; and from Malta, Lieutenants
Walsh, Cnippendall, and M'Pherson, of the 62(1 Regi-
ment ; Captain Stuart, Lieutenants Grant, Byron,
Twiston, and Groves, of the 631 ; 2 men of the 39th
Regiment, 9 of the 62d, and 21 of the 63d.
The iron paddle-wheel steam-vessel Princess Alice ar
rived yesterday morning at Woolwich, with detachments
of Royal Marines who were discharged from the gun-
boats recently paid off at Portsmouth.
The steam transport Rhadamantlins, Master-Clm
'Dander E. P. Cole, arrived at Woolwich dockyard yes-
terday morning, and is to be reladen with steam in ichi-
nery for the western yards.

The steam-sloop Niger, having completed her repairs,
is t) he warpei out of the outer basal at Woolwich this
morning., and will await in ordinary her ordere for sea.
Toe %team transport Northumberland, No. 51, has
landed the whole of her stores at ‘Voolvvich pier, and it-
ordered t, be discharged the service.
The Black Prince steam transport has discharged 500
tons of forage waggons, harness, bedding, tents, at.
Woolwich, and was yesterday morning paid out of the
Government employ.
All stores destined for the Tower are landed at Wool
with and conveyed thence in barges to the Victoria
I),.cks, in c >nsequence of the encumbered state of the
Tower depot.

The fo lowing appointments were made yesterday at
th. Ailruira'ty :—Lieutenant W. F. Johnson, to the
Brilliant. ; Deut.nant H. M. Bingham, to the Atalanta ;
Lieutenant H. Young, to the B'enheim.
The a.inual inspection of the Chatham, or first division
of Royal Marines Light Infantry took place yesterday
a,ft, rooon by Major-General Sir G. A. Wetherall,
K.C.B, K.H., the Adjutant-General to the forces, and
Colonel S. R. Wesley, Royal Marines, Deputy Adjut-
ant-General. It is understood that owing to the un-
flvou,able weather yesterday another inspection of th,-
Royal Marines on the lines will probably be made dur-
irg the summer. _ _ _

Captai❑ NI ountain's and Captain Greville's companies
of the Royal Artillery, whose orders for departure were
last week countermanded, are to leave Woolwich this
morning to embark at Southampton. Captain Moun-
tain's company is to be stationed as an additional com-
pany at Malta ; and Captain Greville's company at Gib-
raltar.