The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-11 00:00:00

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werken Ministers ;" and it will also be Understood
that in reversing tlie-votethey have sought to per-
pstuate undue aristocratical influence in the coun-
ties. Such unprincipled trifling cannot be in-
dalged by members of a. Legislature without br'ng-
int; both themselves and the body, of which they
are constituent parts into contempt.; Tire country
is thoroughly tired of seeing só much time wasted
in aimless faction fights as has been the case this
session ; and tire perpetration of such an exiggera-
tion of the unprincipled folly as has been an-
nounced by Lord Palmerst-m would carry the na-
tional impatience beyond all I:Lund-4.. It is scarcaly
credible that the most close or corrupt Ipyough
could, venture to outrage public opinion by again
'returning any representative who- should play
pait, trifling, fickle; and falge. The majority which
carried the second reading of Mr. Locke King's
County Franchise, Bill will, if they value their
Feats, do their. utinoit to ensure its sate passage
through the Souse of Cotnmons.

NAVAL AND MILITARY -111744LIGENCE.

REVIEW OF TROOPS AND' SHAM FIGHT
AT WOOLWICH.
Yesterday af,ernoon Major-General the Hen. Sir
Jas. Yorke Scarlett, C. 8., the commander-in chief
of the south-west district, reviewed the whole of the
troops in garrison at Portsmouth on Soutlisea Coln'
moo ,'comprising the 47th Foot,, the Royal Afariue
Light Infantry, the Royal Marine Artillery, the
North Lincoln and the North Wilts Militia, and a
field battery of Royal Heise Artillery ; in all a force
of between 3,000 and 4,000 men.. Lie day was fine,
and the company accordinglynutnerous: The Gene-
ral, accompanied by Lieut.-Col. Wright, Assistant-
Quaftermast Copt.er-G:eneraßl
r;eLtoineut.o Town-Majorol.ooolly, Bri-
gade-Major;andCapt. Thursby,- Aide-de Camp, rode to the field at
3 o'clock, where all the troops word drawn up in
the order prescribed. The Marines and the Marine
r Artillery, exhibitednu faultless front, and their sup-
' porters, did good credit to their cloth. All" the
movements of actual service in the field were gone
through with satisfaction to the General and the
gratificationof a very large assemblage of spectators.
The finale-;--a fusilade against the ramp -les of the
fortress—needed but a return fire from the guns, or
infantry over the endemic, to rave perfected the
illusion of an attack upon the garrison. - •
Count Platen, Envoy Ext.' aordinary in ,Landon
froth the Court of Sweden, visited Wo)lwich yes-
terday, and was received on the garrison-parade by
Colonel Bromfield, seuior officer in command, and
staff. His Eicellency was aceompanied by the
Countess Platen, the Count Wacthmeister his son-
in-law, and the Countess Wactlitheis'er ;. Lord
North, and a numerous suite. The visitors arrived
at Woolwich at-1 p.m., and immediately' proceeded
to the Royal Artillery mess-room, where they were
entertained at lunch, the band of the Royal Artil-
lery performing in front during the repast. • At 2
o'clock they repaired to the review_ground on. Wool.
wich Cammon, to witness the proceedings of a fi
day. tin consequence of the paucity of troops ,at
present in garrison, one battalion of infantry only
—namely, the Rc'yal Marines—two troops of Roy al
Artillery, and three field batteries were on the
grotind: His Excellency having been received with
the customary honours, inspected the line, a,. d then
to.,k up his position under the Flagstaff, when the
Royal Marines, in command of Lieut.-Colonel
Fleming, merely marched, past and proceeded
to qu trters. The Royal Horse Artillery and
tho battorieg, lid by Colonel Mau lc, then
idvanced iced marched past, the band of the
troop ' perforating opppsite the Commandant's
station. Having galloped ,past with admirable
order and regularity, they formed on the bre*
of the hill, dismounted, charged guns, limbered up,
and came into action with an imagintaryfoe, retired
to the,right in front, fell out in columns of divi-
sions, g +Hoped forward, and re-engaged in a sharp
encounter. The firing having bean maintained with
considq.able vigour, they again shifted position And
the contest was renewed. Twenty. rounds of blank
ammunition having been exhausted, the programme
was completed 'at 4 o'clock. A numerous assemL
blage of spectators was present. A detachment of
t 1•0 Riding-house Establihment, in command of
Colonel Henry, assisted by a party of the 'Foot
Artillery, were stationed in charge of the =ground.
The-depot of the 2d battalion of the 31 Foot will
proceed from Parkhurst to Cowes, Isle of Wight,
this day, and embark on board the Preuisiseher
Adler, steamer, for Cork, 4 effiesee,• 1913 man,
9 soldiera' wives; and 15 children.

The 2d battAfion of the 4th King's Own were
inspeited officialy at Chichester on Tuesday by
Major-General the Hen. Sir J. York,; Searlett,
_, KIC C. B httiacted by tho ApIS ant-Quar termaster-
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and
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Major (Lieut.-Col. Conolly), nd tfieY
most admirable muster, and received the high corn-
ru-ndation of the General.

The B troop of Royal Horse Artillery, in corn-
mand of Capt. G. V. Johnson, marched from head-
quarters yesterday morning for Aldershot.
Vice-Admiral Fanshawe, C. 8., the commandtr-
in-chief elect of the Mediterranean fleet, Accom-
panied by, his relative, Lieut.-Gen. Fanshawe,
C. 8., R.E , and Lieut.-Gen. Sir A. J. Dalrymple,
Arrived at the Portland, Southsea, yesterday. To-
day Admiral Fanshawe will hoist his flag in the
Marlborough, 131, Capt. Lord F. Kerr, the crew
of which were paid wages yesterday, and which will
sail for the Mediterranean to-morrow. One of the
Lords of the Admiralty (Capt. the Hun. J. R.
D. ummoni, C. 8.) visited and inspected her on

Tuesday, the day she was mustered... She has her
complement at last.
On Wednesday a Court-martial assembled on
board the flagship Waterloo, at Sheerness, to try
Mr. William Crowhurst, supet numerary carpenter,
on several charges brought against him by Lieut.
,bertson, Divisional Lieutenant, First Division
in Ordinary. The charges were for absenting hint-
s elf without leave from the Leonidas ; for di.q)b,-.-
d ence of orders ; for mutinous and insubordinate
conduct, threatening to tie a stone round Lieut.
Robertson's neck and throw him overboard ; and
for other acts of disobedience of orders given him
at different times by his commanding officer. The
finding of the Court was, that drunkenness was
fully proved ; also that the chargOof the defendant
absenting himself after sunset from the ship was
fully proved ; mutinous conduct was fully proved.
The Court considered that it was not the intention
of the prisoner to put his threat into executiories
regarded throwing Lieut. Robertson overboard,
but that rely ated disobedience of the orders
superior officer, [Atilt. Robertson, was also of
full his
y
proved ;
deprived of his warrant as a carpenter for three
years and serve one year before he be eligible to
take a petty officer's rating as carp,.nter's mate.
The Hydra, 6, paddlewheel steam sloop, has
been commissioned at Sheerness by Commander

Richard V. Hamilton.
The Argus, 6, paddlewheel steamsloop, has been
co in mis,ioned at Sheerness by Commander Herbert
F. W. Ingram.

The steam gunboat Magnet, Lieut. Commander
Edward S. Mesra (late Excellent), has arrived at
Sheerne,s from Harwich, under orders to take in
stores for the Pembroke.

We understmd that the old sailing fligates,
Dryad and Undaunted, are to be b oken up. A
new 50 gun screw frigate, to be named the lJn-
daunts], is about to be built.

The Dragon, 6, paddlewheel steam-frigate, being
fitted at Chatham for the steam reserve, will be
put out of dock to-morrow.
TneManceuvrer and Diligence, naval transports,
have arrived at Chatham Dockyard, and are being
laden with war stores for Portsmouth, Devonport,
and Pembroke.

The Majestic, 80 guns, was put out of the fitting
basin at Sheerness yesterday, and is ordered to
proceed on a trial of her machinery, after refitment,
to be ready for the pendant.
The Mars, 80 guns, screw steam-ship, is in No.
3 dry dock at Sheerness, being brought forward to
be ready for the pendant.
The Colasus, 8 guns, screw steam-obiPy in the
fitting basin at Sheerness, is ready for thapß'endsaenutt.
The Diadem, 32, Captain Atoorsom,
her screw on shore to Portsmouth Dockyard yes-
Iterday, and has several other defects to repair.
She was privately visited by Captain the Hon. J.
R. Drummond, one of the Lords of the Admiralty,

on Tuesday.
The Admiralty steam-yacht Osborne, Master
Commander Bowen, was taken out ( f dock at Ports-
mouth yesterday alter repairs, &c.
The launch of the magnificent first-class screw-
frigate the Orlando is to take place at Pembroke
to-morrow. The Orlando is the first of the new
class ; she is 300 feet in length, and of 3,726 tons
burden, and her armamebt is of the heaviest calibre.
She is of greater length than the Duke of Welling-
ton, 140 guns.

TAR LIMPOOL BOROUGH BANS.—We are informed
that thole is now no doubt that proceedings are being
taken on the part of shareholders, representir g shares
to a very large amount, against at least one d.rechor of
the Liverpool Borough Bank, and that the case will, in
all probability, be tried at the Livtrp assiztP.