The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-20 00:00:00

St. Albans..

OCTOBER.

Ancaster and Willoughby, Lincolnshire 5, 6.
Ormsby 19, ezc
Huntingdon ()alb.. 26, 27.

Foruign lail 2acaet List.

MAILS DUE.

Anatralla and Now Zealand. via Southamptea.....April 2t,

Ditto, tia le.Fxrssilles l7
Brasil, Buenos Ayres, and Monte Video May 4.
Ditto, by French packet ..............April 22.
Cape Vcrds, by Brazil packet May 4.
Cape of Good ilvpe. Asoension. and St. Helena April 27.
China, renaug. and Singapore. via Southampton.. April 21.
tbraitar, via Southampton
Luba., via Southampton April 24

:Alto, via Marsetles
Malta, t4ypt, April 24
Ditto, Marseilles.. April 2.2
Newfoundla r c . May 5
Mauritius, Cape of Good hope, and Natal, via
Southall:l ton
Ditto. Marseilles May 9
Port lig 41 .. .lt ay 4.

April 2I

United States,' amnia, CiMurata, &c., try British
packet
Ditto, by Canadian packet . ..... ...•
Ditto, by I. tiled zttates packet April
Ditto ditty
Wet Coast of Africa, Madeira, and Teneriffe kpril 19.
BILlit.ll4S, via .New I ork
Weat Incites and Puzilie kexoept Mexico and Saha-

mate)
Cub.t and .11exieo
Bermuda, via 8a1i1ax..„,..,

April 23
.... ......... April 23
.

NAVAL AND 11111.17ARY INTELLIGENCE

A naval Court-martial assembled yesterday on
board her Majesty's ship Duke of Wellington, in
Portsmouth harbour, under the presidency of Car.
S. H. Henderson, for the trial of Navigating Mid-
shipman G-. liner, serving on board her Majesty's
ship Duke of Wellington, but doing duty on board
her Majesty's ship Victory, on a charge of
drunkennes3 while on board the latter ship. The
Coutt found the charge proved, and sentenced the
prisoner to be dismissed from Her Majesty's
service.

Iu compliance with the recent Admiralty circu-
lar respecting the retirement or superannuation of
the list of clerks, five first-class clerks, 12 second-
class clerks, and three third-class clerks, belong-
ing to the Accountant General of the Navy's De-
partment, have retired. Three who had volunteered
to retire from the service are now pe.rmitted to go.
The establishment, however, is to be further re-
duced.

By the promotion of Colonel-Commandant and
Deputy Adjutant-General Samuel Netterville Low-
eer, C. 8., to be Major-General of the Royal
Marine Light Infantry, through the death of Major-
General Travers, the appointment of an Aide-de-
Camp to the Queen is placed at the disposal of the
authorities at headquarters. •

The following appointments were made yesterday
at the Admiralty : —Lieut. B. W, Walker, to tha
Cadmus ; Lieut. H. A. Monteith, to the Agincourt;
Arthur T. Targot, Andrew It. Gordon, Arthur
Dove, Edward F. G. Cre3gli, Martin A. Hammitt,
Edmund B. Vaukougunet, John F. Hayes, Wil-
liam I'. Chapman, and Simuel Ewing, midship-
men, to the Royal Adelaide, additional, for ser-
vice in the Revenge ; Constantine Keenan, sur-
geon, to the Scyll,i ; Robert F. Smythe, assistant-
surgeon, additional, to the Royal Adelaide,
for the Revenge; Juhn Whyte, acting assistant-
Surgeon, to the Scylla ; Charles A. Dunbar, clerk,
to the Royal Adelaide, for the Revenge ; and Henry
N. Harvy, assist.-clerk, to the Royal Adelaide, for
the Revenge.
The undermentioned naval cadets were nomi-
nated yesterday :—The Hon. Walter G. Stopford,
James de Nallen, Edward Bothell, Ernest M.
Drwnmoncl, Ernest F. Robertson, Horace John
Neville, and Edmund C. Simeon.

POTATOES.—Fair supplies of new potatoes have
been sent to London from Scilly within the last few dsys•
The crop generally ie blight.