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The 13 gun screw steamship Niger, Capt. Peter
Cracroft, from the Australian station, yesterday ar-
rived at Woolwich to be stripped and paid off. The
Niger was commissioned at Woolwich inMay, 1856,
by Captain the Hon. A. Cochrane, now command-
ing the Warrior, who was invalided home in Sep-
tember, 1858. The Niger has been what is termed
an exceedingly comfortable ship, but disease has
created sad havoc among the officers and crew, 80 of
the old hands only having returned to Woolwich.
Out of the whole number, 180, 40 have died from
the effects of the climate, &c., and 60 were inva-
lided home. The first lieutenant, Arthur J. Villiers,
and six of the crew now on board were wounded in
the war in New Zealand, and one Marine was shot
dead. The kindness and consideration of Cap-
tain Cracroft for the invalids and suffering sick
is spoken of by all on board in terms of grateful
acknowledgment.
Orders have been issued to prepare the blocks in
Nos. 7 and 10 docks at Portsmouth immediately for
the reception of the Warrior, 40.
The two iron armour-plates supplied by Messrs.
John Brown and Co., Atlas Iron and Steel Works,
Sheffield, for the Valiant, have been duly tested at
Portsmouth, but with contrary results in each case,
the two plates differing materially in their mode of
manufacture. No. 1 plate proved unsuccessful in
resisting the shot. No. 2 proved of a superior
character, receiving four 68-pound shots from a
95-cwt. gun without in each case the surface being
indented more than 2 1-10 inches. Three shots
struck within an area of 22 inches by 9 inches
without penetrating it. The welding of the layers
of metal was found to be perfect, and the trial of
the last plate was considered quite satisfactory.

The following return has been received at the
Admiralty from the commanding officers of her
Majesty's steam-vessels Spiteful, Barracouta, and
Racer, of the number of deaths from yellow fever
on board those vessels off the North American
station. The return is dated Aug. 20. There were
on board the Spiteful 21 deaths, the Barracoutn 2.
and the Racer I—viz., C. St. Clair, midshipman,
usual residence not known ; C. Reale, carpenter,
from Littlehampton, Sussex; John Pope, stoker,
Wickham, Kent; W. Allen, stoker, Greenwich ;
E. Holloy, first-class boy, Deptford ; F. Mann,
musician, Market Deeping ; Jas. Newman, stoker,
Maldon ; D. L. Bruce, first-class boy, St. Cuth-
bert, Edinburgh ; R. Rowbottom, engineer ser-
vant, Brompton ; W. Brine, stoker, Cork ; G. Wil-
liams, stoker, Llanelly ; G. Cole, stoker, Woolwich ;
H. Childs, painter, Islington ; L Norris, stoker,
Paisley; E. Franks, stoker, Clapham ; J. W. Bish
_ .

ton, assist-engineer, Dudley ; W. Moore, seaman,
Liverpool; J. Morris, seaman, Heligoland ; D.
Baker, stoker ; T. Simmonds and H. Lewis—whence
not known ; G. Bartholomew, gunner, Royal Artil-

lery, Whitcorn, Essex ; S. Townend, R.M., York ;
and R. Atherton, R.M., St. Helen's, Lancashire.
The Volage, 26, attached to the sailing reserve at
Chatham, is ordered to be lent to the War Depart-
ment, to be used as a depository for ammunition.

The Herald, 8, is ordered to be towed from Chat-
ham to Shoreham by the Adder steamer, tender to
the Wellesley, 72, the Admiralty having given di-
rections for the Herald to be stationed at Shoreham
Harbour to be used as a school and lecture-ship for
the fishermen and sailors frequenting that port.
The iron screw steam troopship Megrera,6, Com-
mander Samuel H. Henderson, left Plymouth on
Tuesday evening with the remainder of the 12th
Regiment for Queenstown.
The following appointments were made yesterday
at the Admiralty :—Lieut. E. W. Warren, Lieut.
F. W. Egerton, to the Malacca ; Lieut. J. B. Solly,
to the Orestes; Lieut. C. D. J. Odevaine, additional,
to the Nile ; Lieut. A. C. H. Paget, to the Pelican;
Lieut. L. A. Whimper, to the Seringapatam; Lieut.
M. S. L. Peile, to the Impregnable ; W. R. Cronin,
master, to the Pelican; J. Molloy, master, to the
Malacca ; C. B. Lamb, assist.-surg., to the Woolwich
Division of the Royal Marines ; J. M. Tronson,
assist.-surg., additional, to the Fisgard ; 0. N.
Brooker, chief engineer to the Indus, additional,
for the St. Jean d'Acre, on the latter being paid off;
G. Reck, chief engineer to the Fisgard, for the
Niger, on the latter being off; J. W. German, chief
engineer, to the Orestes ; W. Melville and T. P.
Potts, first-class assist-engineers, to the Orestes;
T. Hartley, first-class assist., to the Cumberland,
additional, for charge of the Cochin, vice Melville;
W. Stone, first-class assist.-engineer, to the Plover,
vice Nurse ; F. Pointon, second-class assist.-engi-
neer to the Orestes ; G. B. Blackwell and H.
Beubow, acting second•class assist.-engineers,
to the Cumberland, as supernumeraries ; J. G.
Cox, acting second-class assist.-engineer, to the
Orestes; Thomas D. Conconi, paymaster, to the
Pelican; Charles Saunders, paymaster, to the
Malacca ; W. B. Risk, assist--paymaster, to the
Hogue ; Arthur N. Wade, assist.-paymaster, to the
Malacca; F. A. Moylan, clerk to the Pelican ; G.
L. Miller, clerk, to the Malac _ _

The following gentlemen have been nominated to
naval cadetships :—The Hon. Canning Lascelles,
Archibald Croome, John H. Henderson, Frederick
Maitland, Archibald Harenc, and Franc Tabor. '

The following promotions of officers of the Vic-

toria and Albert Royal yacht were made yester-
day :—Lieut. Samuel P. Townsend, to be com-
mander ; Sub Lieuts. Capel Wodehouse, George C.
Masters, and Arthur Jeykyll.