The Sun.
London, England, 1866-07-11 00:00:00

Naval and Military Intelligence•

The Amazon, 4, unarmoured screw despatch ves-
sel, Commander Hunter, sailed from Spithead on
Monday for the North American station, calling in,
it was expected, at a western port.

has landed her experimental gun
The Bellerophon, armoured iron screw frigate,
es on the sheer jetty at Ports-
mouth Capt. p .
carriages E . la' an tdh a
slides
d,
mouth dockyard, and will be docked in the Warrior
dock about Friday next.

In accordance with instructions received at Clia-
thamisnurveyed by the offi-
dockyard from the Admiralty, the wooden line
No lip,
asttblenisltdeianmg_esrußnuhhaysarbke,enlyg on the stocks at
cials connected with the master shipwright's depart-
ment,
altered her fitness to be
gd
ship a wooden
he
on
wainthd tet Ni-)ilen\tvedofasaascnerirtnainta
frame. The Bulwark was laid down several years
since from the design of Sir B. Walker, Sur-
veyor of the Navy, and was originally intended for
a 91-gun two-decker of the Princess Royal class.
When about a third completed, however, all further
work upon her was suspended, and for a number of
years past she has been lying idle on thestocksovith
not a single hand employed on her, some of her
planking, in the meantime, having been removed in
order to admit air into the timbers, and to prevent
the ravages of the dry rot. From the hull of the
Bulwark having been laid down long before the
adoption of the principle of placing armour on a
wooden frame, as well as other circumstances, it is
doubtful whether it will be found expedient to con-
vert her into an ironclad, but much will depend on
the nature of the report made to the Admiralty by
Mr. Thornton, the master shipbuilder of Chatham-
yard.
The workmen employed on the new ironclad
frigate llerculcs, building at Chatham dockyard,
commenced working extra hours yesterday in order
to hasten forward the completion of the keel of that
vessel.

The following appointments have been made at
the Admiralty
:—.Commander William Moriarty to
the Narcissus ; Lieut. Sir Francis Blackwood to the
Psyche, Lieut.-Commanding, vice Blanc, promoted ;
Lieut. Chas. A. Woodroffe to the Caledonia; Lieut.
Frederick J. Rendell io the Princess Royal ; Lieut.
William F. A. 11. Russell to the Challenger ; Lieut.
Edward Trafford to the Duke of Wellington ;
Edward P. Forrest, surg., additional, to the Lion ;
Dr. henry Fegan surg., additional, to the Daunt-
less ; and G. 11. J. Sutherland, surg., additional, to
the Impregnable.

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