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

Naval and Military Dateiligance.

A letter from Admiral Lord Lyon's flaphip, the Royal
Albert, 121, dated " Bosphorus, 29th September," con-
tains the following passage :—" The steamers are just
returning to the Black Sea, Russia not having fulfilled
the treaty."

The steam sloop Sharpshooter, 8, Lieutenant Parish,
was inspected at Spithead yesterday by Vice.Ady.-iiral
Sir George Seymour, K.C.8., and afterwards went into
Portsmouth harbour to be paid off.

The Lucifer steam-vessel left Portsmouth yesterday
afternoon for Pembroke, in charge of !,111r. Toullice, As-
sistant Master-Attendant of Porcsrnouth Dockyard, and
a party of riggers and seamen and rearines from the St.
Vincent, to rig and navigate the ne w screw frigate Dia-
dem, 32, to Portsmouth.
Au order having been received from the authorities at
Chelsea Hospital by Lieut.-Colonel W. H. Anderson,
Superinteladcnt of the Invalid Depot, Chatham, fcr the
discharge of a large number of tro Dps, consequent on the
reduction which is being made in the army, 81 non-
commissioned officers and men selected from the 4th
Dragoons, 6th Enniskillen Dragoons, 3d Buffs, 6th,
14th, 18. h Royal Irish, 19th, 20th, 22d, 24th, 26th Ca-
meronians, 31st, 42d Highlanders 54th, 55th, 57th,
63d, 66.11, 68th Light Infantry, 72d Highlanders, 76th,
88th Connaught Rangers, 91st Regimnt, and a draught
of the Land Transport Corps, leL. Chatham yesterday
morning, having been granted their discharge, with
pensions according to their length of service or nature
of their wounds. Before leaving etach man received his
arrears of pay.
Major S. G. Bunbury, in comte.and of the depot of the
Medical Staff Carps at Chatham, has received orders to
select a number of the steadiest men belonging to that
corps, who are to be sent to the military hospitals in the
West Indies, Gibraltar, Canada, and. the Mediterranean,
for the purpose, of doing; duty as hospital orderlies.
The Resiscance, 10, Government troop and store
ship, J. T. Russell, commander, was paid off at Chatham
yesterday.
The fallowing appointments have been made at the
Adaniralty:-- _ _

Coramirder Wm. G. Joneg, to bo Inspecting Com-
mander o the Coastguard ; Command.,er James E. Elliot,
to be Inspecting Commander of the 'Coastguard ; Lieut.
Robert S. Moore, to the Colossus ; Henry W. C. .Flea,
Second Master, to the Shannon ; E. G. T. Gooch, Mid-
shipman, to the Princess Royal ; H. M. Doughty, Naval
Cadet, to the Satellite.

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LODGING-HOUSES IN PARIS.—Tb,e, Constitutionnel of
Monday contains the following say feuine observations
on the measure recently adopted b y Government with
the view of providing the working • :lasses of Paris with
cheap and central lodgings :—" Son ie persons have
rcene4
com-
plained that the too splendid character of the new st .
and houses which have risen on the site of the old ce:iaar.
ters of Paris has driven from these, quarters the special
workmen attached to the manufact( ;ries of feafney articles,
the capital.
which cannot be- exiled to the extr ernitsiehs
been to compel
These person: assert that the result •
Gao rernment, in its wise
tth'iaet sthpeeyciahlavweotriekemreebny
them is a cause of suffering.
tioneeetzizateienit's:otfhetismubeuwitsi,ehantde
remun e cation given for the
tu
preventforesight, htahse replied
inconvenience. t o
tt this
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püblished.
in which it is statedth:
construction of lodgings fogrsthienweourt hu:isnegocflaesrseeuetiwunil,l not
t
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their buildings storeys to b e devoted to the ac
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commodation.
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cil will lotinekfienweids et be
measure has for aim, and foris. result,Evi
of the workingwili haclvaus.
cheap lodgings in the populous an d busy quarters of
Paris, where special workmen will b e enabled to reside
within reach of their work. Thus J las been solved, by
the efforts and care of Government, the problem of the
embellishment of Paris combined witl t the interest of the
workmen, to whom every facility w. dl speedily be given
in procuring convenient and cheap lei ginge."
[Anveneisemeeed—We have read wit: a much pleasure Du
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_
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