The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PoirrssiouTH, MoNDAY.—Dauntless, 24, screw steam-
frigate, Captain Halsted, weighed anchor this morning
early at Spithead, and steamed into Portsmouth Harbour.
A lieutenant and a gang of seamen were sent on board
the Odin to assist in getting the latter vessel ready for
service.
Odin, 16, paddle-wheel steam-frigate, of 560-horse
power, was brought down to the dockyard on Saturday.
At four o'clock this morning (Monday) she was taken
under the sheers, and by eight o'clock was masted. The
riggers of the yard and the seamen from the Dauntless
immediately commenced rigging her, whilst other parties
of men proceeded to get on board her tanks and sea-ser-
vice stores. She is to be got ready with all possible dis-
patch, to take the place of the Sidon, for the conveyance
of troops to the Cape. Lieut. Sanford, of the Dauntless,
with a party of seamen from that ship, will navigate the
Odin to Cork; she will then be turned over to Com-
mander Gardiner, and Lieut. Sanford and party will
bring back the Sidon to Portsmouth.
The Odin has had her steam up, and her paddle-wheels
have been revolving to prove that her engines and ma-
chinery are in perfect condition.
Captain Chads and a party of seamen from the Excel-
lent have been exercising shell-firing at the Sand-bank
on Southsea-common this day.
DEVONPORT, JULY 6.—Aid, lighter, Smallmsn,
master, sailed yesterday with stores for Portsmouth and
the river yardw.
Tiger, steamer, passed down Channel this morning.
The frame of the St. Jean d'Acre, now being trimmed
and preparing, is to be prepared with Sir W. Burnett's
solution.

WOOLWICH, JULY 7.
APPOINTMENTS.:
Chief Engineer Thomas Bullions to the Odin, 1.6,i
paddle-wheel steam-frigate, of 560-horse powers "
Portsmouth. G. Barr,Assistant-Engineers Charles Moxley, W. .s, and
James Sumner, J. W. Hewitt, George Trew
John Thomas, to the Odin.
Clerk Thomas W. Harnott to the .Albion, 9°,
Mediterranean station. ma-Commander
ted
The Black Eagle steam-vessel, 3,1,s
..,, haying Hear.
one°Vaiker, C.B. Surveyor
Petley, went down the river on #. tpSa
jahtduoraLaabn ie: :1. fa 1 t hveins i Ad-
hdl-
power, at the
Admiral Berkeley, C. 8.,
psrker, Secretary to the
miralty; Captain Sir Baldwin
of the Navy ; and Mr. Jobn
Desperate
visited Ramsgate harbour,
Admiralt, on board, and h I inspec
t oo ekyard.
Southend,
that
harbour
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crew
steam-sloop,
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flung with Mr. John
His Lordship subseq
and returned to Wooir Woolwich 1)
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The Lightning"'
""ei, Master-Commander
Parker, and landedtt:te
Allen, went do: G 1
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on board 'OX, Major-General Lacy,
gsrc.B., and I;
Colonel Duo& !
visit to S leutenant- Colonel Chalmers,
oiNcisl
on an
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COLLISION AT LIvERrooL
ilwi:hudeTri:,erdEtriu' Truster
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ere
magistrates took place on Friday.
weeks' imprisonment. fined, the former 40s. and costs,hoCralordene
month's imprisonment, and the latter 60s and coats, or six
,„,, l'ini.ent. Robert M'Fendries was; discharged.
iumnas ,M`Gill. Thomas Power, John Rath, and Cronin
were then brought up. The bench discharged Power, and
tined Cronin, M'Gill, and Rath 51. each, or in default, two
months' imprisonment. James Cox and Michael Woods
were acquitted. Colonel Campbell said, he had always cau-
tioned his men against getting into quarrels, and must ex-
press his regret at what had occurred. The regiment would
leave town on Saturday, and he would always endeavour to
prevent similar occurrences in future.
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