The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-15 00:00:00

The Dutchman, steam ship, arrived at Ports,.
mouth, yesterday with about 300 of the 68th Ree_e
meut from the lonian Islands, and about 60 in‘al-'
lids, whom she landed. The remainder of the re-
giment will follow in a week or two.
The Sarah Sands steamship, which was to have
embarked the head-quarters of the 54th Regiment
to-day at Portsmouth, has been reported incapab:le
of receiving the troops and stores she was cei Weed.
to carry on survey, and the vessel has been found,
otherwise not in a fit state to receive them. The
embarkation of the troops is consequently delayed
The Australian steamship embarked the head-
quarters of the 42d Highlanders at Portsmouth yes-
terday afternoon, under the personal superintenee,
ence of Major-General the Hon. Sir James YorSee
Searle et, K. C. 8., the newly-appointed commander-
in-chief of the south-west district.
The screw steam despatch gun-vessels Roebuck,
Assurance, and Sparrowhawk, being fitted out at
Portsniouth for Calcutta, have each bad new main-
masts for the purpose of bark-rigging them. The
sailmakers have been working overtime for the pur-
pose of making new sails for them and altering the
old ones ; these are complete, and the vessels may
be expected to be soon ready for sea.
The Illus'rious, 72, training ship for young offi-
cers and seamen, under the command of Captain
Robert Harris, has been moved into Blockhowee
hole, off Gosport, for permanent berthing.
Lieut.-Col. Charles J. B. Riddell, appointed to
the command of the field batteries of the Royal
Artillery at Calcutta, is under orders to embark on
the 4th proximofrorn Southainpton. Capt. Lambert
H. Define, Royal Artillery, is appointed Adjutant
at Woolwich, vice Capt. Calvert, about to procee'4
to India as Deputy - Assistant - Quartermaster-
General.
Recruiting for the various Indian regiments is
proceeding very satisfactorily, a large number of
young men having yesterday and the previous day
joined the Indian depots at Chatham. In addition
to the places which have been opened in nearly all
the large towns, other recruiting parties are ordered.
to proceed from Chatham to varioni districts for
the purpose of raising men for the following Indian
regiments, which will be retained at their war
strength—viz.:-10th, 23d Welsh (Fusiliers), 27th,
(Enniskillen), 29th, 32d, 35th, 431 (Light Infer,
try), 52d (Light Infantry), 53d, GOth (Rifles), Git,h,
701 h, 74th (Highlanders), 75th, 78th (Highlandeee),
81st, 82d, 83d, 84th, 86th, 87th (Royal Irish F
hers), 90th (Light Infantry), and 93d (Highlanders)
Regiments.
The Admiralty steam yachts Banshee and Black
e.
ere
ds special for eilrivbi ceeofrodre
ooitnithth,
the Royal
Eagle sailed from Woolwich on Thursday evening
Pr
ordered ttsomj
at
it is expected Pe mp
squadron about to proceed on a cruise.
The Netherlands Governmeut paddlewheel steam-
ship Cycloop, arrived at Woolwich yesterday morn.
ing from Helvoetsluys, to be in attendance for t!,O
embarkation of her Majesty the Queen of Hollered,
which it is expected will take place to-morrow.
H.M. paddlewheel steam tug vessel Bustler, late
tender to the Hibernia, was undocked yesterday et
Woolwich, and the steam-sloop Gorgon was subse-
quently docked in her place for repairs.
The freightship Herculean, in the London Docks,
is shipping a second portion of ammunition from
Woolwich Arsenal, in addition to a former allot,.
went completed for Hong Kong,
The military steam storeship Balaklava is em-
barking guns, gun-carriages, &c., for gunvessels
fitting out at Devonport and Portsmouth.
The steam transport Sydney sailed from Wool-
wich Pier yesterday morning, at 5 a.m., with tine
Artillery companies embarked on Wednesday for
Madras.
The shipment of 600 quarter-barrels, consisting
of 415,000 rounds of ammunition—namely, 277,000
rounds of cartridges adapted for the improved En-
field rifle, -and 138,000 of the ordinary carbine
charge—on board the troopship Adelaide, which
em
barked the Royal Marine corps on Thursday,
was completed yesterday evening. The Adelaide
was under orders to sail from Woolwich for Hong
Kong at 5 a.m. this (Saturday) morning. Colohel
Brown, commandant of the Royal Marine garrison
at Woolwich, has been granted six weeks' leave of
absence, with permission to visit the continent. The
duties of the post will be carried out in the interval
by the second commandant, Col. Stransham.
The Curacoa, 31, screw corvette, Capt. Forbes, is
ordered to sail from Spithead for Scotland, to remain.
during her Majesty's residence on that coast.
The Chesapeake, 51, screw steam-frigate, being
fitted at Chatham for the flag of Commodore R. B.
Watson, C. 8., is undergoing some extensive re-
pairs in No. 4 dock, including the alterations to
her machinery. It is expected that she
will haul
out of dock next spring tides. She is still short of
her complement of seamen.
The newly-launched frigate Melpomene, 51 guns,
is in the hands of the seamen riggers, preparatory
yedr ain o an
to being navigated from Pembroke Dole
c com-
vonport. She will be immediately pease
el. On bee
mission. She is a heavily armedh v
s of 65 cwt.,
lower deck she will carry 30 8-inc
r deckn she will be
land 9 feet in length ; on her
, uf
ep
-te6 inches in length.
armed with 20 32-pounders,lso
carry the usual piveat
and 56 cwt., and shet 11
we' and 10 feet in length. She is
68-pounder of 9ro,
tons,ew. lid will rank with our first-
, upwards of 2, 0_
tes 8 m‘iere is another of this description.
class friga— peeebroke Dockyard, which will soon,
being bu.
ilt
alarm oiling. The Melpomene will have
be ready
ifbrtoo 2,000
power nominally, but which,
engines up 2. 000 if needed. The 1
new y-ap.
willto eriutendentof
pointed aeptain Sep the Dockyard,
13. has entered upon his off
Captain Ramsay, ,
cial duties.

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