The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-19 00:00:00

Vit(ttion

SUN OFFICE, Six o'Clock.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, JUNE 16. '
Soon after the fourth Conference had been Keiji
at Paris it was generally related that a complete
understanding had been established between the
Powers, but some reliable information on the sub-
ject, which has been forwarded to this city from
Paris, only partially confirms the current report.
The fourth Conference was less stormy than its pre-
decessors, because Baron von Hubner and Fuatl
Pasha withdrew their opposition to the discussion
of the Fokschani project, but still they positively
declared that neither the Austrian nor the Turkish
Government would ever give its sanction tb
the periodical meeting or union of the Moldavian
and Wallachiau Divans. It is whispered that,
the British Government bas recently acted t
part of moderator, inasmuch as it was binted heta
Austt in that she might attain her ends as surely*
and with less difficulty, if her language were some-
shat less categorical. This morning a person wbo
must necessarily be well ascit,4in.ed with the
opinions of this Cabinet, statatt that it had no
objection whatever to the adminis'ration union
which was proposed by the Earl of Clarendon
about nine months ago, but that it could not
approve the Fokschani project, " the fundamen-
tal principle of which is political union." Austri4
has two cogent reasons for objecting to the
formation of a constitutional Daco-Rouman.
State. The one is, that it would be to her
iu the east what Sardinia is in the south-
west ; the other, that the union of Moldavia and
Wallachia could not fail to enfeeble tne Porte,
the tenure of whose empire in Europe is even
more frail than is generally believed. The
Gazette de Co/ogne and several other German
papers have stated that on Saturday, the sth iust.,
a military convention was signed between Austria
and Turkey, but it is said that the news is totally
false.

NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCII.

The Duke of Cambridge, the General-Command,
ing-in-Chief. had a levee yesterday at the Horse
Guards. There was a large attendance of officers.'
Yesterday afternoon there was a grand field-dap
of the troops in Portsmouth garrison under Major-
Gen. the Hon. Sir J. Y. Scarlett, K.C.8., cs.m,
mat:der-in-chief of the south-west district. The
trcops woro concentrated on Southsea-common at
at 3 p.m., in review order, and consisted of Major
Pigou's field battery of Artillery, from lees, the
Royal Marine Artillery-, the 47th Foot, the Royal
Marine Light Infantry, the Royal Wiltß, 4th Lan-
cashire, and Wexford Regiments of Militia, auto
13srng is officers and men a field of upwards of
3,000. The General, attended by Lt.-Col. Wright,
APs'stant Q ;lartermaster- General ; Lt.-Col. Con°lly,
Maj,.:r of Brigade ; Capt. Thursby, A.D.C. 4 and
Cape. Breton, Town Major, rode to the ground
about 3 p.m., and was received with usual honours.
Re then put the troops through the general MOTO-.
menti of a review, including tiring by the infantry
and field battery, and a sham attack en Southsea
Castle, with much effect. The spectacle was a very
interesting one, and was witnes=sed by a vast mules
titu le from the Isla of Wight and the townspeople
of the locality.
A draught. of 1 officer and 63 men of the 47th
Foot were to embark yesterday at Queenstown for
Port mouth, to join head-quarters.
The 2d battalion of the 12th Foot, now at Park-
hurst, Isle of Wight, a:e held in readiness to pro-
ceof to Chester.

Two sergeants, 1 drummer, and 117 rauk and fib()
of the 3,1 lyttr. Oth Ritl, s, now at Winc! ester, are
under crd-ri to hold themselves in re ,dire:is to
emb.rk on board the freight ship Bucephalus, for
Madras.

Yesterday Li,ul.-Gen. Sir J. F. Love,
K. 11., the Inspect r-General of Infantry, arrived
at G..a'han), for the iurpoFe of making the
half-yearly in pection of the ba'talions of infant!),
and the depo's of the Ea,t India Canpany's
mg:lllE3os now at that garr:son. Th 3 troops in-
spected yes.erday by GetterAl Lore were the whole
of the depots comprising the first ba'tal.on, under
the command of Col. H. Jtr‘i.. Tee men assem-
bled on their pa: ade-g-ound in heavy marching
ord.r at 1 o'cl,-ck, after whi h th.y marched to the
Great Lines for the purpose of going tirough the
evoluti An of a fi-ld- day ; the et pots on the ground
being those of the 7th (Royal Fusilitrs), 24 h, 32d
(Light Infantry), 35th, 43d (Li,ht Infantry), and
53d Infantry, numbering about 1,500 men. At 2
o'clock Lieu'.-Gen. L .ve, a•tended ty his Aide•de-
cAmp, and Accompanied by Gil. 11. Eyre, Corn-
mantlan t of t lie G arrii el on tb, ground,
and was rec fired ny the troops in the ustud manii*r.
The bat alion then tnarch9d past in slow and quick
time, and w. nt thr.lugh a vat f movements.
The iuspe.vion occupied the vt hole of the afternoon,
and t onsideri g that nearly tte whole of the trool a
are very young soldiers, the wanner in ;chid' they
wtnt through ti e vat ious evolutions was exceed-
ingly satisfactory. Tteinspccr.on of the barracks,
wi h the lint.; at Prince Ileery's b3stion, and the
camp at Po t AwltkrA, occupied by a pertion of
the troops of tte Hue, will take place to-day ; after
which, ttie 2d Battalion of Infantry, comprsing
the 10th, 20th, 23d {Royal Welsh Fusiliers), 29th,
52d (Light Infintry), and Gist depots, and the 3d
rn, which includes the depot companies of
the Bth, 19th, 70th, 75. h, 81st, 84th, and 94th
Reguncets, will he reviewed by General Love on
Cbati‘am Lines.

One ergealkt, 1. corporal, 1 drummer, and 17
privdtes of Light Infantry, and 1 corporal and 5
privates of the Artilltry Companies R..yal Mariner,
yeAei day joined tier Majesty's screw ship Racer at
Woolwich.

By the death of Sir C. Ogle, Admiral of the Red,
S r John Wtst, K.C.8., becomes, by right of Beni-
ori y, A lmir. l of the Fleet, causing the following
promotioria on the flat; list :
Admiral of the White Sir W. Parker, G.C.8.,
and Principd Naval Aide-de-Camp t 3 the Queen,
to be Admiral of the Red.
Admiral of the Blue the Riglit Igo t. George Eatl
Cadodan, C.D.' so to Admiral of the White.
Vicc-Admiral of cite Red S,r P. Hornby, K.C.8.,
to be Admiral of the B ue.
Vice-Admiral of the White Sir F. Moteiby,
K.O 8., to be Vic--Admiral of the Red.
Vice-Adrnirid of the Blue W. J. Mingaye, to be
Vice-Admiral of ihe Mite.

Rew-Admiral of the Red the Hen. Sir M. Stop-
ford, K.U.B. Superintt•ndent of Malta Dockyatd,
to be Vice ...kamTal of the .131 w.

Rear-Admiral of tie White F. T. Michell, C. 8,,
to be Rear-Admiral cf the Red.
Be%r-Admiral of the Blue Sir T. Maitland,C.B.,
to be Roar-Admiral of the White.
Captain S. C. Dacrts, C. 8., Superintendent of
the Royal Clarence Yard and Naval Hospital, Gos-
port, to be Rear-Admiral of the Blue.
Owing to the death of Admiral Sir Chlrles Ogle,
Bart., Captain Sydney Culpoys Dacres, C. 8., will
be elevated to flig tank, and a vacancy will con-
sequently occur in the cacti of superintendent of
the Royal Clarence Victualling-yard. A captain's
good iervice pertsi n is placed at the disposal pf
tie First Lord of the Admiralty.
The Orlando is to be taken to Devonporf. The
concourse of persons to witness her
arrived eirn
asfrnn-
precedentedly great, visitors ha
all parts. The following are her chief dimen-
guns :

Ft.
Length over all ...........
Length
bfoertwtoenevnatgt
Length
Extreme breadth
Breadth for tonnage
Di tto moulded ... 2 6
Depth of bold
The tonnage of this fire:-class frigate jR
3,726 TO 94 tons, and her engine-power is to Let
1,000 horse nominally, but iu reality her engines
will work to double ihis amount. The Orlando is
the first vt-ssel launzhed vf the four especially de-
signed and adapted by the late Admiralty B azd,
and she will carry 51 guns of the heaviest °alibi*.
Her quarters will be-extremely roomy, and she will
have ample Fp Ace for the efficient working of her
guns.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 18.
The Pert 3 ; Decoy, 3 ; and Ant, 3, gunboats
have been taken into dock to be brought for-
ward for c numission. They will procetd, it is said,
to the M di ei ram an.
The Bloodhound, 3, paddle-wheel steam vessel.
Lieut. Chaets R. Robson, arrived at Spithead yes-
terday from the coast ef Africa, and s.iled in al)
evening for Slif erness and Woolwich, to be paid off.
The Ouracoa, 31, screw frigate, Captain T.
Mason, arrived this therneen from Queenttowit
under canvas, her engines being disahlt d.
We unders'and that the 91st Regiment, now
stationed at Cephalonia, is ordered to proceed to.
India, and that Lieut. -Colt.nel Wright, a si:otannt
quartermaster-general of this district, .. nteation o
d io
caVain of tho 91s+, has signified iliar
joining his regiment.
intention
day at the Admiralty :
The tolloniug appointments were made yester.
Victory
Rayne, Acting. Assistant Surgeon, t s
urge ~ • to the
G. C. Adams, Aeting,-tSsurugregreror,n,titothteheeiesar ; R.
B. T. to the Cori. m g . 5 .
dlA:lipitar;eaanernadtsi;.; Wacerfield, Assistant-Pay maqer; tO
the Orion.