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Naval and Military Intelligence.

PORTSMOUTH, THURSDAY.

The Princess Charlotte, 104, sail ng three-decker,
Captain George St. Vincent King, has completed the
receiving of stores for China, with the exception of about
50 tons, which she will take in at Soithead. Her draught
of water now on an even keel is 23%. Gin., and provided
the tide should be sufficiently high she will go out of
harbour .to-morrow under canvas at 6.30 a.m. and anchor
at Spirlead. The Princess Charlotte has been fitted with
Clifford's patent b .at lowering apparatus, as well as
Hastings, Melville, and Cumberland.' Captain Hudson,
with Commander Fenwick, of the United States frigate
Niagara, paid a visit to the Princess Charlotte to-day,
and a,terwardid went on board the ordinary guard ship
St Vincent, 104, Captain George A. Eliott. These
were official visits prior to the departure of the Niagara,
which sails from this port for Liverpool on Saturday
next. -

The Sprightly, tender, Master Commander George
Allen, went fo Spithead to-day, with stores, &c., for the
Cumberland, 70, Captain Dickson (flag of Rear Admiral
Prevo Wali-). She sails on Saturday.
A serious accident happened to a naval cadet, named
Rawsbn, last evening, on board the Princess Charlotte.
The youth slipped off the combings of the main hatch-
way, and fell to the bottom of the hold, a depth of 30
feet ; he was picked up insensible, and with a fearfully
bruised face and right arm, but fortunately no bones
broken ; he was attended by the medical officers of the
ship and is doing well.

kr. Cl:ff submitted his model of boat-lowering
apparatus to-day, to Captain Hads.in, of the United
States frigwe Niagara, and his officers, all of whom ex-
pressed their high satisfaction at the simplicity and
efficiency of the invention. •

WOOLWICH; JUNE 18

The Agamemnon, 90, now at East Greenwich, is to
be fitted up with gas, in order that no time may be lost
in shipping the portion of the Atlantic electric telegraph.
manufactured at the works of Messrs. Glass and Elliott.
A party of engineers from the dockyard proceeded to
East Greenwich this day for the purpose of laying down
the pipes, &o, for lighting the vessel.
At the commencement of the late war a quantity of
machinery, manufactured for the Russian Government,
was seized at certain works on the Clyde, the Urgent
was subsequeytly fitted with this machinery. During a
voyage to Barbadoes the Urgent broke down, and her
machinery has since been condemned as useless.

The Challenger, screw corvette, is now sufficiently
for Jvard to receive a portion of her machinery, and a
party of workmen from the factory of the manufacturerr
aro now preparing her to receive her screw propeller.
The whole of her machinery is from the works of
Messrs. John Penn and Sons, Greenwich.

The second party of emigrants which have been
selected by the Woolwich committee for promoting the
emigration of discharged Government workmen, left by
railway for Liverpool this day, and will immediately
embark for Quebec, and thence proceed to Toronto.
The party consisted of 240 men, women, and children,
and the whole were provided with an excellent outfit.
CHATHAM, June 18.—A considerable amount of dis-
satisfaction was this morning occasioned among the
troops recently returned from India, who have received
their discharge from the 'service, occasioned by the money,
which the men had been iuduced to deposit in the regi-
mental savings banks in India not having been handed
over to them on receiving their discharge. The troops
were informed in Indiathat the money would be remitted
to them so as to allow them to receive it on obtaining
their discharge, some of the men having as much as
1001. in the bank, but from some calm the money has
not been forthcoming. We understand an investigation
into the cause wi I be made by the authorities.

The First Lord of the Admiralty held his second levee
this season, ac the Admiral y, Whitehall, yesterday,
when the following officers were present :
General—Sir Ed ward Nicolls. K.C.B.
Rear-Admiral William F. Lapidge.
Captains—Timmwon, Hes.tbcote, Oliver, J. Jones, J.
M. Haves, E B. Rice, A. L. Kuper, G. A. Eliott, C.
J. F. Ewart, J. B. Marsh, W. Holt, R. Coote, F. H.
H. Glass, G. J. N'i pier, and W. F. Glooville.
Commanders—Curtis, W. M. Dowell, J. B. Ballard,
F. Marten, Lord F. J. Russel, W: L. Partridge, C. T.
Dench. R. S Smith, and J. F. Ross.
Lieutenants—F. S. Tremlatt, J. E. Parish, W. C.
Chapman, Henry West, and John M. Reeve.