The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-07 00:00:00

?clk l7th oi month

When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails %ell) ,e
?outhampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatch.d t e
day, with the exception of the In ila (v a
ipatched on the following
preceding day.

The Jane Leech arrived At Constantinople from Cal
cotta, on March 17, in lat. 17. N., lon. 39 W. spoke the
Mary Ellen, of Belfast, from Dutch Guiana to London;
bearing away for Fayal, having lost sails, bulwarks, and
vrt fore rigging, and had cabin gutted, &c., in a gale
from the isr.W. on the 14th March, which gale the Jane
Leech experienced with great violence ; from the 15th
March, when the Jane Leech was 600 miles S.N. of the
Azores, to the 26th March when she was 700 miles N.E.
of them, she enc,,notc red very tempestuous and unset-
tled weather, being a constant succesion of very heavy
gales, blowing with great violence for about 20 hours
and then suddenly subsiding into a perfect calm, leaving
a most turbulent sea, inundating the decks with water
and knocking the sails to pieces. The gale was chiefly
from the northward, sometimes commencing from S.E.
and backing to N. and N.N.W., from the latter point
blowing with great violence. - At no time during the
period did a gale blow from S.W. to W. When about
300 miles from soundings met a very heavy sea rolling
up from S.E., as if these gales were on a revolving prin-
ciple, blowing from the opposite limits of a great circle
at the same time. Eventually the gales set in again
from E. to S.E , and in a couple of days a large fleet of
vessels collected between Cape Clear and the Skellige,
many of which showed evidence of the severity of the
weather in the loss of topmasts, topgallantmasts, bul-
warks, Joe. .

[ADTERTISICHENT.]—HoIIoway's Pills wonderful for
Curing Diseases of the Chest.—Mr. Hobbs, of Newton
Abbot, informed Professor Holloway that a lady resid-
ing near him stated that she considered Holloway's Pills
had been the means of saving her life • three medical
men hal. pronounced her disease incurs:tole, terming it
consumption ; seeing an account of some person being
cured of a similar complaint, she determined on giving
a
them a trial, and, fortunately for her, they have effected
perfect cure, which she is willing to testify by refer-
ence to Mr. Hobbs.—Sold by all medicine venders
throughout the world ; at Professor Holloway's esta-
blishments, 241, Strand, London, and SO, Maiden lane,
New York; by A. Stampa, Constantinoplel A. Guidicy,
Smyrna. and E. Muir, Melts.
NONCOII7UTANTS IN THE EAST.—Leave of absence
has been' granted to Deputy-Assistant-Commissary-Ge
neral Sutherland, and to Deputy•Aesistant•Commis-
sary-General T. Wilson, to proceed to England. First-
class Staff. Surgeon Robert Templeton has joined the
Medical Staff of the army. Deputy-Assistant Commis-
sary-General Theodore E. M'Clintock • Commissariat
Clerks F. Ramaden, Horace Sharp, Henry B. Middle-
ton, Arthur L. Halliburtoo, and Win. Roger Snow, have
j 'hied the Cornmissari ,t Staff. Dr. Templeton has
"taken medical superintendence of the troops stationed on
the heights around Balaklava; Deputy Inspector-General
of Hospitals Macdonell, baying rejoined the staff of the
army, resumed the medical superintendence of the Ca-
valry Division ; Dr. Freund, Deputy-Inspector-General
of Hospitals, has joined the Staff of the British German
Legion. Deputy-Assistant-Commissary-General A. C.
'Colquhoun has joined the Commissariat Staff. Leavelof
absence his been granted to Temporary Commissariat
Clerk Horne, to proceed to Malta. The Rev. Mr i PAYMASTER OF THE ARIEL.—We are sorry to have to
,Unewerth, Senior Roman Catholic Chaplain, has pro. I state that the Paymaster of the Ariel, Mr. Alfred S.
ceeded to Scutari on duty, and is ordered to return to Bennett, has been placed ur.der arreet, on charges
the Crimea on or before the 10th of April. Acting-De, fhaving reference to his accounts.— United Service Gazette.
putt'-Assistant-Commissary•General Herbert Murray is It was officially col firmed on Saturday by telegraph
on his way to'England to resume his home appointinent i that the Sultan has authorised the establishment of the
—Civil Service goat& Ottoman Bank,

RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.
BY THE NORTH-WESTERN.—D.►y ticktes issued at the
Boston station for Melton, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
will be available to return on either of those days. The
6.15 a.m, train for London will arrive at Melton at 10
a.m., and the 11.45 a.m. train at 3.27 a.m. Omnibuses
will leave Melton for Croitun-park on the, arrival of
these trains, and will leave Croxton-park in time fur the
7 p.m. train for Melton, joining the express train at
Rugby, and arriving at the Euston station at. 10.45 p.m.
Br TUX GREAT NORTHERN.—Expres.s and ordinary
day tickets, issued from London and Peterborough to
Grantham on Tuesday, will be available for return by
pxnress and ordinary trains respectively on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The express train leaving King's-cross station at 9.30
a.m. reaches Grantham at noon, where an 'ample supply
of vehicles will be found ready at the station to convey
passengers on to Croxton-park.