The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-24 00:00:00

Naval ar.(l lYlilitary Intelligence.

The Grenadier Guards, in the St. Jean d'Acre, and
the Coldstream,, in the Agamemnon, are daily expected
at Spithead. They will, vie believe, go to Aldershot un-
til the Scots Fusilier Guards arrive in the Princess Royal
about the end of the week. The three battalions will
then make their entry into London together, headed by
her Majesty. They will proceed from Waterloo station
along the Strand, Pall-mall, St. James's-street, and Pic-
cadilly, to Hyde-park.
H.M.S. Gorgon, 6, Commander Tower, left Ports-
mouth for Plymouth yesterday, taking Capt. F. Hut-
ton, who succeedit Capt. Kingcome in the cm:inland of
H.M.S. Royal Wifflarn' 120, at that port.
The eteam•transport Great Western arrived at Spit-
head yesterday from the East with 23 officers and 411
men of the Royal Artillery (forming the 3d, Bth, and
12th battalions), 56 horses, and 15 tons of baggage.
Among the officers are Lieut.-Col. Campbell, of the
46th ; Lieutenants Newman, Mellott, Davern, King,
O'Connor, Dawson, and Morres, Mr. Needham, and
Mr. Hartwell, of the 47th ; Major Barry, Lieutenants
Tredcroft, Tucker, Franklin, and Hunter, and Dr.
Orton, of the Royal Artillery ; the Hon. G. 'Weide-
grave ; Captain Pulley, 6th Dragoons ; Assistant-Sur-
geon Mitchell (Staff), Mrs. Stewart, and Miss Marsh.
Majnr Whyte, Captain Hobbs, Lieutenants Chichester
and Marshall came passengers from Gibraltar. The ship
went into Portsmouth harbour to disembark yesterday.
The Etna steam-transport arrived at Spithead yester-
day from Queenstown with militia.
No. 17 sailing transport arrrived at Spithead yester-
day from the East, laden principally with stores.
The Sarah Sands steam-transport was paid off out of
the transport service at Portsmouth yesterday.
The Khersonese steam-transport, whose arrival from
the East at Portsmouth we reported yesterday, is or-
dered to Ireland with her troops (the 94th).
The paddle-wheel steamer Vivid, Master Commands
Henry W. Allen, has returned to Woolwich from Folke.
stone, having conveyed Prince Oscar of Sweden across
the Channel.

The 14 gun screw steam-sloop Niger, Captain the
Hon. Arthur A. Cochrane, having been thoroughly re-
paired and fitted, sailed from Woolwich yesterday morn-
ing, and, after having her compasses adjusted at Green-
hithe, will proceed to the East Indies and China.
The East Anglian, Government steam-transport, was
yesterday morning hauled alongside the Arsenal-wharf,
Woolwich, to discharge her cargo from Portsmouth, con-
sisting of Russian and English guns and mortars, and
other ordnance stores from the East.

The transport Sydney has landed her horses and tran-
sport stores at Deptford, and is ordered down to Wool-
wich to discharge shot and the remainder of her cargo,
when she is to be paid out of the service.
The transport Amity, having landed the whole .of her
stores at Woolwich, is ordered to cancel her number,
and will be paid off.
The screw-transport Melbourne, Capt. Champion, with
a heavy freight of ordnance and other stores from the
East, is to have her number obliterated and to be paid
out of the Government transport service.
The Acorn, 16, Commander A. W. A. Hood (1854),
having been completed and made ready for sea, received
orders to proceed from Chatham yesterday to Sheerness,
after which she will take her departure for the coast of
Africa.

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