The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

THE' SUZY, LONDON, TITTJRSDAY EVENIN•3, APRIL 10, 1856,

lated to strike down the Christian character of that
house.

The house was then cleared for a division, and just
before the numbers were declared Sir F. Thesigsr en-
tered the house, and informed the Speaker that the hon.
member for Rochester had decline .1 to vote, as he had
entered the wrong' lobby.
. .

The SPEAKER ordered the member for Rochester
to be brought in, and on his appearing at the table,
The SPEAKER asked the hon. member if he had
heard the qua,tion put ?
Mr. M A RTIN —Yes.

The SPEAKER then said the hon. member's vote
must be recorded.
The numbers were then declared—
For the second reading of the bill
Against it

Majority in favour of the second reading-35
The announcement was received with loud cheers.
THE DISSENTERS' MARRIAGE BILL.
This bill passed through committee pro forma, for the
purpose of making certain amendments and having them
printed.

MEDICAL PROFESSION BILL.
A short discussion arose as to the desirability
of referring this bill to a .:elect committee, in which
Mr. T. Duncombe, Mr. Napier, Mr. Henley, and Sir
G. Grey took part, but which was terminated by the
Speaker declaring, according to the standing orders, the
hour had arrived (a quarter to 6) at which the debate
must be adjourned.

SUPPLY.
The committee of supply was postponed till Friday
next.

WAYS AND MEANS.

The house then went into committee of ways and
means.

Mr. WILSON moved that, towards making good the
supply granted to her Majesty, the sum of 21,182,7001.
be raised by Exchequer-bills for the service.
The vote was agreed to.
-TRIAL OF OFFENDERS BILL.

This bill was read a third time and passed.
The other orders were then disposed of, and the house
adjourned.

Naval and Military Intelligence.

The fleet at Spithead was augmented yesterday by the
Algiers, 91, Capt. Codrington, C. 8., from Portsmouth
harbour, after refit ; the Nautilus, 8, sailing brig, Lieut.
Dolling, manned by naval apprentices from Plymouth ;
the Meteor, 14, steam battery, Capt. Seymour, from the
Mediterranean ; and the Otter, steam-vessel, from the
eastward, with two new gun-boats. The fleet will to-
day (weather permitting) rehearse the movements to be
executed at the great review.
An instruction to the following effect bas been ad-
(Tressed by the Admiralty to Vice-Admiral Sir George
Seymour, the Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's ships
and vessels at Portsmouth :

"The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty having
desired that all her Majesty's ships of war and gun-boats
composing the fleet to be reviewed at Spithead on the 23d
ieet. by Ler Majesty the Queen should be supplied with
the best Welsh coal, not only to prevent her Majesty and
the company assembled being obstructed iu their view of
the evolutions of the fleet by smoke, but to obviate the
chances of collision, the captains and masters of steam-
vessels intending to be present at the review are re-
quested to adopt the same, or other necessary precau-
tion 4, to avoid the inconvenience which may result from
smoke, and are warned, should this notice lee disregarded,
that it will be necessary to remove to a distance."
The John Bowes, transport No. 159, arrived at Spit-
head from the Crimea on Tuesday night, but without
passengers or invalids.
Froth Southampton we learn that the Peninsular and
Oriental Company, in obedience to orders received from
the Admiralty, have commenced removing the horse-
boxes and other fittings from her Majesty's steam troop-
ship Himalaya, now lying in the Southampton Docks.
This vessel will at once be fitted for the reception of in-
fantry, it being the intention to give her early despatch
to the Crimea, for the purpose of assisting in conveying
to England the soldiers of the English army remaining
there. The screw steam-ship Simla, belonging to the
Peninsular and Oriental Company, which vessel has ren-
dered much assistance in the conveyance of horses and
troops to the seat of war, is also to be prepared for sea,
and will be employed in bringing home horses and troops.
It is expected that both vessels will be ready in the
course of a week. The General Screw Company have
also received instructions to immediately prepare for sea
the Golden Fleece, Jason, and Calcutta, now lying at
Southampton. The Calcutta will be ready to take her
departure on or about Tuesday next, and will embark
the following officers and others for conveyance to j ,in
their respective regiments :—To Malta—Lieut.-Colonel
Burtnester, MK, on his way to Corfu. To Scutari—
Rev. Mr. Gilbourne, officiating chaplain to the army in
the East. To the Crimea—Lieut. de Carteret, 79th Re-
giment; Major Frend, 55th Regiment; Battalion Sur-
geon T. A. Bostock, Scots Fusilier Guards ; Majors F.
F. Lennox and W. Barry • Lieuts. H. W. Briscoe and
C. L'Estrange, of the Royale Artillery. The Golden
Fleece and Jason will speedily follow, and will no doubt,
together with the Calcutta and Simla, be employed in
bringing home cavalry. The Royal Mail Company's
steam transport Orinoco is still at Southampton quite
ready for sea. Hrr horse-boxes are all standing. This
vessel will, if required, be prepared at once to take part
in removing horses and troops from the Crimea and Me-
diterranean to England.

By the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship
Euxine, which arrived at Southampton yesterday with
the Alexandria we receive the following items of
naval and military intelligence from Gibraltar :—Her
Nlaj -sty's steam-ship Megmra, 10 days from Malta, ar-
rived at Gibraltar on the 1,4 inst. The steam-transport
linperatiice left for Balaklava on the evening of the
29th ult. The steam-transport John B)wei, which ar-
..

lived at Gibraltar for Spithead on the 29th ult., exptri
er.ced very severe weather during her voyage from Con
stantinvle and Malta.

Yesterday afternoon 52 Crimean invalids reached Strood
front Portsmouth. On their arrival they were received
by a fatigue party from Chatham Barracks, who assisted
them into the vans and ambulance-waggon for c'tnvey-
anee to Chatham. Second-class Surgeon W. J. Fyffe,
M. 8., made the necessary examination of the invalids,
when those requirin:.r, further medical treatment were
taken to Beompton Hospital, and the remainder to St.
Mary's Invalid Depot.

The iron paddle• wheel steam-vessel Antelope, 3, Lieut.-
Commander Charles H. Young, late from the Coast of
Africa, has been dismantled, and has returned stores in
Woolwich dockyard. The Antelope, having been four
years in commission, will be paid off on Saturday.
The paddle-wheel store-transport Radamanthus, 4,
Master Commander E. P. Cole, was warped out of the
outer basin, Woolwich, on Tuesday, and failed yester•
day with mortar-beds and gun-carriages for Portsmouth,
and steam machinery fur Plymouth.

The HeAper, Government straw steam transport, 12
horsepower, having completed her repairs, is waiting
orders at Wu°'with.

The ordinary proof of guns and mortars at the Arsenal
butts, Woolwich, averaging about 12 or 14 daily, is stil
continued.

An order has been received from the War Depart-
ment by the Commandant at Chatham Barracks, direct-
ing that the under-mentioned detachments are to be held
in readiness to leave the Provisional Battalion for the
purpose of errib trking for the stations specified to join
the head-quarters of their respective corps :-sth North-
umberland Fusiliers-3 officers and the whole of the
available men of the depot, to proceed to the Mauritius;
37th Regiment-4 officers and all the available duty
men belonging to that depot, who will embark for Cey-
lon ; 45th Regireent-1 captain, 1 subaltern, and the
available men stationed with the depot, to proceed to
the Cape of Gory] Hope. In addition to the above, the
whole of the available men belonging to the depot of the
12th Regiment are to be held in readiness to join the
Reserve Battalion at the Cope of Good Hope.
The following are the latest appointments made at the
Admiralty :
George Burn, deputy-inspector of hospitals, on board
the Minden, at Hong Kong ; Edmund Walker, assistant-
surgeon, to the Naid ; B. Luiimoor, paymaster, to the
Exmouth ; H.S. B. Giles, clerk, to the Brunswick ' • J.
N. Harvey, clerk, to the Vigilant ; J. K. Ray, clerk, to
tie Exmouth ; J. G. W. Hoare, assistant-clerk, to the
Exmouth ; G. B. Westcott, assistant-clerk, to the Hogue;
Thomas March, assistant-clerk to the Victor ; W. H.
Horne, aosist ant-clerk, to the Coquette ; Frank Pittman,
a,ssistant.clerk to the Exmouth ; A. A.. Smith, to be
lieutenant to the Vesuvius ; Alfred J. Veitoh, to be mas-
ter to the Kite ; John Andrews, to be staff surgeon to
Lieboe Hospital ; James Carmichael, to be surgeon to
the Algie-s ; George Clark and Duga,ld 31‘Evaa tl be
promoted to surgeons.

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