The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-03 00:00:00

VIVI kN'S MOTION.

For Against
Col L Watkins Col Frestun
Mr Deasy Mr Dobbs
Sir G Pedal Lord Henniker
Mr Mills Lord Curzon
Mr Gunlon Mr Holton!
Mr F Dtualas Mr Tottenham
Col Biddulph Mr LOW.'
Mr M T Smith Mr Lyall
Mr Elliot Sir C Burrell
Mr Sch ,lefleld Sir J Y Buller
Mr J Locke Mr T Baring
Sir MCbolmeleyCol Lowther
Col Fergupon Earl of March
Sir W Somerville Lord E 11111
Mr D. Marjori-Capt M'Cliutock

banks nunbury
Mr Fen Wick Sir M Farquhar
lion C Fitz wil-

Liam Mr Wethy
Mr Ingham Mr Hume
Jlr Tancred Mr Pugh
Mr Portman Mr linattehbull
Mr J Idey Mr Blakemore
Mr W CavendithMr Vansittart
Mr Marsh The Solicitor-
Geseral

NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

The Rolla, 6-guk brig, tender to the Victory, .for the
training of apprentices to the fleet, under the command of
Lieutenant Nelson, was moored off Osborne on Tuesday
evening for the Quten
's inspection. Prince Alfred (who
takes frequent cr tlis in the Rolla) showed her Majesty his
progres in searnancp by two or three movements, such
us tacking, putting :he vessel before the wind, &c. Her
Majesty remained it the Fairy near the Rolla during these
movements by the ymrict Prince, after which she took an
airing through
^,Pithead, and received the customary
salutes on approaching and returning through the anehor-
a g e.
The Diadem, 32, Ctptain W. Moorsom, C. 8., returned
to Spithead yesterdi morning from Lisbon, with the
Marquis of Bath and suite, who landed, by the aid of the
Fire Queen steam
YLcht, Master-Commander Paul, and
left for London by th) 11 o'clock train. On passing Os-
borne Captain Dloorsqn saluted the Royal standard.
The Marlborough, 131, Capt. Lora F. H. Kerr, will be
' swung this day for the adj ustrueut of her compasses, before
being ordered:to sea, vbich is expected daily.
The Duke of Welbfigton, 131, Capt. Lyres, C. 8., is
taking in her armamori
and ordnance stoma in Portsmouth
harbour.

The Ituperiense, Si
, ;crew frigate, has been taken under
the sheers in the steam basin at Portsmouth to be
masted, &c.
The Shannon, ti, seraw, was at Calcutta on the f'3,l of
April, and a private letter from her, bearing that date,
statos that the s—,
"floe's Naval Brigade left Benares, by
bul "lock train, in three shtacments, on the 18th, 19th, and
20th of April, and a_.o
, eapected to collect at Ranoeguuge,
and arrive at Calcutta about the 26th inst. Lieut. Young
will take command; ~,,i
proceed, to China without delay.
Pearl's naval brigade nav4 not yet left for their ship. The
host is excessive, Ships in Port--Shannon, Pearl, and
Roebuck. Siolumn i 8 expected from the Cape, and then
for England."
takes invalids and stores
Bullfinch, 2, screw gun boat, has been making several
trials at the measured toile with Griflith's new patent screw
propeller, and which has been highly successful, the little
craft having realised nearl 3 nine knots an hour up to the
present time. The blades are much more bout than the old
patent, and take a firmer bald of the water.
Mr. Mitchell, of West ;
nLns.ter, has entered into a contract
with the Lords Commissioncrs of the Admiralty to erect a
screw pile beacon on the m
—alilin Sand, for a measured mile,
for the trial of the speed of steam vessels. There are to be
four beacons—two with diamonds on the top, and two with
triangles, —and will be so placed as to be out of the range
of the gnus at Shoiburyness. These beacons will bo sunk
by means of a screw, and will be driven into the sand 12
feet at low water mark,
mr. johnathan .A glen,
senior on the list of acting masters
has been promoted to the
rank of captain. This officer
was midshipman of
an, Lacederno_i
II on the coast of Ame-
rica, in 1813-14 ; mato of the Snapper, and in command of
a gig, with six
men (bring GO miles from the brig) cap-
tured a slave vessel of three
guns and 20 men, and in board-
ing received a severe injurY. He served in the same
brig in an expedition up the river Pongo in 1820.
He was promoted to master on the sth September, 1823 ;
was master of the Hastings viil
the coast of Syria in 1840,
and waster attendant at Sheerness Dockyard from May,
1849, until the commencement of 1856.
The following appointments were made yesterday at the
Admiralty : _ .
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Captain Frederick .H. Glasse, to the Terrible ; Lieu-
tenant L. M Croke and Lieut. H. C. St. John, to the
Terrible • George B. F. Swaine, master, to the Terrible ;
Thomas 'W. Hughes, assistant-surgeon, to the Archer ;
Richard Allen, paymaster, to the Hibernia ; Thomas
Thomas, paymaster, to the Terrible ; D. J. Yeoman,
VsT
clerk, to the ellesley ; 11. TT
----• M'D. Grant, clerk, to the
Terrible ; Victor 0. B. Ponso v,
n -Y. assistant-clerk, to the
Victory ; and IL C. W. G. Batchelor, assistant-clerk, to
the Terrible.
The Duke of Cambridge and Sir Richard Airey, accom-
panied by Captain Drummond, R.N.,
aid Lieutenant-
-1- visited Hurst Castle, Cliff-
Col. Tyrwhitt, aide-de-caul
end Fort, and Fort Victoria on Tuesday. Major-Geral
Sir James Yorke Scarlett, Colonel Poster, R.F., Lieute-
nant-Colonel Wright (Assistant Quartermaster-General),
ant Lieutenant-Colonel Conolly, Brigade Major, were in
• attendance on his Royal Highness, Colonel Foster (corn-