The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-03 00:00:00

stakis of 5 says each, 2 ft (the latter to the fond) for
hunters ; jockeys. slb extra. Two balks. 12 subs.
Mr. T. Bower's Laird of the Dale, 4 yrs (Mr. Prince) 1
Mr. J. G. Henderson's Logie o'Bucbai, 4 yrs,
(Mr. R. Jansr.n) 2
Mr. It. Barker's The Malton Messenger (h b), 4 yrs,
(Mr. Peart) 3
The following also ran :—Migchief, Gen. Havelock.,
and Glautias.
Bettclug-6 to 4 asst Logie o'Buchan, and 2 to 1 apt
Laird of the Dale, Woo by a head ; a bad third.

.NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.'

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Yesterday the 2d battalion Grenadier Guards, under the
command of Colcnel Brace ; the 2d Life Guards, under
the command of Colonel Martyn ; and a portion of the
11th Hussars, arrived at the Camp at Aldershot'
Yesterday reinforcements for the 61st Regiment, to
the number of nearly 200 men, in charge of Ensign
Edward W. Rua:Fey, of that corps, left Chatham Ger-
rison for the purpose of joining their service companies
in India. Reinforcements for the 43d Light Infantry, to
the number of 55 non-commissioned officers and men,
left the garrison the previous day and embarked on
board the Marchioness of Londonderry, for India ;
draughts from the 12th Lancers, 68th Light lefaetry,
69th and 74th Highlanders, to the number of 4CO nien
also embarked on board the same vessel. Reinforce-
ments from the 7th Royal Fusileers, 52d Light Infantry,
70th, 81st, and 94th Regiments, to the number of 500
men drill ranks, are awaiting orders to einbaik on board
the Eastern Monarch, 1,600 tone for Kurrachee.
The general court-martial at Portsmouth under the
presidency of Colonel Lake, C. 8., Royal Artillery, &u.,
on Ensign Scott, of the 47.11 Regiment, csntieued its
sitting yesterday.
The European and American Company's steamshih
Argo, Captain 11. B. Benson, with invalids from Cal-
cutta, arrived at St. Vincenee (Caps de Verdes) on the
17th ult., after a fine passage of 24 days from the Cape.
A naval court-martial assembled yesterday, on board
her Majesty's ship Victory, fot the trial of Thomas
Jones, ordinary seaman of her Majesty's ship Penelope,
lately airived from the Cape Station, on a charge of
attempting to assassinate Captain Sir William Wiseman,
Bart., of the Penelope, with a knife, on or about the
28th day of November ;1856. The case was fully
proved, but, in consideration of the prisoner having
undergone upwards of 18 months' confinement in irons
on board his ship, sentenced him only to receive 50
lashes, to forfeit his pay or wages from the commission
of the offence, and to be imprisoned in the Gaol of
Winchester and kept to hard labour for the space of 18
calendar months.
The Renown, 91, Captain Forbes, left Spithead under
sail on Thursday evening for the Channel.
The Royal steam yacht Victoria and Albert, Captain
the Hon. Jossph Duman, returned to Portsmouth from
her cruise last evening about half-past 5. She met with
an accident to her machinery on the voyage to Lis on,
which es:swelled her to put in at Ferrol, whence she has
returned to repair damages.
The Royal Albsrt, 121, Admiral Lord Lyons, G.C.8.,
G.C.M.G., left Malta on the 17th ult , t meet the
Marlborough, 131, Vics-Admiral Fatishawc, C. 13., at
Gibraltar, whore they would probably remain some days
in arranging the transfer of the command, The Royal
Albert may be expected at Spithead early next week.
The Orlando is progressing in her jury equipment at
Pembroke, and will soon be ready to be navigated round
to Devonport, where she will be immediately prepared
for commission. The Rbadamanthus has left for Glas-
gow, to convey the engines intended for the Orlando
round to Devonport. Several very heavy castings,
being a portion of the machinery, have airived at Pem-
broke for the (Mande.
The board appointed to in,pect the gunboats and
maceinery at Heeler niet yesterday, consisting of Ad-
miral Ramsay, Mr. John Ward, 111 r. Naseivth, and
present, Commander George Gardin*r, Mr. Murdock,
inspector of machinery float, &c. The inspection was
of a satisfactory natere.
Dee, 4, peddle store ship, Master Commander Pullen,
has arrived with boilers and machinery for ships of war
at Portsmouth.
Shannon, 51, screw frigate, was at Calcutta on the
17th May, and a private letter from her says :—" Com-
mander Vaughan has given himself an acting order as
captain of her Majesty's ship Shannon. Brigade are
still detained in detachments at Sherghotty, Gyah, and
Sarserain ; 350 of the 60th arrived last Pricey tram the
Cape, in the United Kingdom, steamer. Chesapeake
is at Cowcolly, near Kedgeree. Commodore comes up
in the Roebuck ; on his return, Cnesapeake goes to
Rangoon. Simeom expects to go to England with
invalids, Mr. Norney, mate of the Shannon, came down
on the 12th, in charge of 16 sick from Sherghotty ; we
hope the arrival of the commodore and 350 Rifles from
the Cape will cause our men to come down soon. Capt.
Gray, of the Royal Marines, died on the 3'Lli at Gyab,
of dysentery, biought on from hard work ; he is deeply
regretted by all. Peel's brigade are ordered down, but
they are surrounded by the rebels. Tile hot weather is
telling on our men ; we have lost several since they
have been detained."

QUARTERLY NAVAL OBITUARY.
The following is a list cf the officers whose deaths
have been officially reported sit:ce the 20:1 of March,
1355:
Flag Officers.—Admiral of the Fleet Sir Charles Ogle,
Bart. Reserved—Admiral John Surman Carden. Re•
tired—Rear-Admirals Sir Thomas Mansell, Knight,
K.C.H., and William Henry Pier,on.
Captains.—Sir William Peel, K.C.B. Retired—
Richard Shepheard Triscott and Samuel Hideout. Re-
served—Alexander Sharp.
Commanders.—William Henn Gennys, George
Frederick Mecham, and Henry Vachell Haggard.
Reserved—Charles Leach. Retied—Andrew O'Brien,
Kelly Nazar, William Lenthal Brake, and George
Sloan.
Lieutenant •.—Alexander Boyler, Edward Baugh,
B. chard Savory. Reservoi—J allies Adkins (b), Joseph
Uyett, John Hildrup, Jatnos Hamilton (1), Thomas
Gathy George.
Lindsay Browne, Samuel Bird
Cook, Richard Read. Reserved—Mathias Sisk, \V in.
Owston, John Davis (b.)
Mate.—Arthur William Lewis Bro June.
Sec nd Masters—Geo. J. Whitehouse, Wm. Poarse.
Chgplain.—John Marshall, M.A.
Surgeons—Robert Ci arke, M.D., James Fisher,
M.D., George Clarke, M.D., Henry Osborne, Jas. C.
Hyde, John Macmillan, David Mitchell, Win. Clifford.
Assistant-Surgeons.—Walter John Butter (act.),
Joseph Laneuvi.lo, Joseph Beckett, Henry Collings,
William Forbes Oudney Kay, M.D.
Paywaytera—Geor,:•: A. Everstield, John Newry
Wicker. Retired —William Christy, James Nicholls,
Richard M. Whichelo, James Bauifold, William
Gradidge, Samuel Lord.
Assistant Paymaster -
bridge.
Royal Marineg.—Retired—Mai:x General Walter
Powell. Reserved—First Lientenant James Cassell.
The following names have been removed from the
Nary List :
L!eutenaots—Peter M`K. G idirey (run) au 1 Louis
Geneste (discharged by court-m=ond).
Assistant Surgeon--William Nichol, M.D., act,
(own request.)

-Wm. Henry Haswell Stan.