The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-17 00:00:00

RIFLI SHOOTING AT HYTHE.

The following report of the late clan for the
musketry loatrmtim of volunteer has been received at the
Waraboe
Myth.), Feb. 15, 1882.
lave the berm to forward, for the information
11 kb Loyal 11.11 bast lis General Commandievia•Chief,
the mama presides Mara, detailing the results of the
=del the dem eif volunteers No. 10, which has just
• same al isseralea at this atablishment, and
have left the datise,_ with lbs exception of those named
below, who resesied for further instructions :—Captain
1 Mame, Ist Weinrich R. V.C. ; Sergeant Thelwall, 2nd
loath Mddlimax ; Sergeant Joseph, let Glamorgan ; Sergeant
Middle tea, 11th Norfolk ,• Private Emery, 2nd Northamp-
ton ; Private Wailers, let Sussex ; Sergeant Good, lit
Demeli; Ilergeset SIMI* bid Hants; Corporal Worth,
led Walnut Osauslieripaat Memtt, let Herta ; Sor-
rap Ile Infoi; Sagesat Osborne, 20th Mid-
=raorpostoki.a.....Sti Safe& ; Ensign Metcalf, 2nd
ulima ihr."lB4 Berk.; Lord Northwichi
The aheakeg wry pod, particular', at the 10•1 wollog4
sal Oh slam km obtained the liMbest " figure of
-mm
47.67.,_ of any class of voluntmariet helped at the
Scheel of Neeketrir :—CaptalaNightin 22nd ;
Ridge He= Wiltsi Loge at, 10th Norfolk;
nth Tower Hamlets; Sergesat Geed,
81:1=11111segeast Mitchel, 2nd Essen ; Sanaa Gibbs,
9th Seeks ; Sergeant Pulley, Zird Essex ; Sergeant Spar.
new Bites; Private Wyatt, 14 London.
—Tbiralwateers having obtained seven points in shooting
ths drat elms, and being first-clam judges of distance,
wane immeshed ia the theoretical principles and cleaning
arms ; iselnictiem sad head soquainted with thane subjects
her.. the eseamaiwissed ASCOTS and rheas mem
Mosel are elle& I. war the merkinan's badge al arae-
makets se the hilt seer.
I Weald aretisa that Medea judge distance ia the dap
acme, and that tbe preasissee of the several valuate= la
said sashes wee ea iha wale sattsfsetoey.-1 have, ter,
(Iped) Clung!, BAT,
Goosed of Musketry.
Tla AdjataatAllasnl =roes,
licese-Osatte.

THE OOURT•MAHTIAL ON CAPT.

Os Friday, during the proceedings connected
with this protracted Mary, an incident occurred which
surly brought about another affair of honour."
As will be seen by an extract from the report of the
seeding, we give below, the prosecutor, Colonel Brownng&
degistvadjutant-general, empremed very forcibly his intro-
the of impugning the credibility of Major Jones, one of the
witnesses ter the prisoner, ia reference to a particular en-
amels/ow The snort having been cleared, preliminary to
a diems ism by the members as to the propriety at admit-
tieg Weber snidest* for such a purpose,- the nature of Col.
Browariges expeessiene was at ones sommunieated
to Major Jens by Oneida Roger Palmer, who
bee bees presest be nen as a weestafter daring
the make part M the posesaw. The meth was
OseserMeg he the AwneseeJoeneal)as immediate do-
lled by Major Jens, *nog\ 00. Pam, for a with-
drawal of tbe eilleasive wade sad the ingebdiew which
likejoe Jena is, is bet, weimbsed to have
it=stediesereesedlnem be threw we Ids weeseinee, so as
to be freed from the weldellows whisk en of the inset
articles of war mopes ea aMtery ass n to the mode of
(*Meng redrew for puma of onth h cm his demand
wee see at me complied with. A materence took plus
in the Berreskoners, between the principals and their
friends (Colonel Stewart, id the 86th Megiment, acting for
Colonel Brownnag), and after a two moments Colonel
Brownrigg retired, asdpresently Maned with the written
a pology which appears vs ear and which after some
alterstion demanded by Captain bad been made in
it, was approved of and accepted by Major Jones and his
" friend. '
The following is the extract referred to :
The examination of the witnesses for the prisoner on the
rebutting case having eked,
Captain Robertson applied for an adjournment of the pro-
anthem until Monday, in order to enable him to prepare his
theervatious.
Colonel Breweries thought it right to state that be in-
tended, with the permission of the curt, to produce evi-
dence to prove the incorrectness of that portion of Major
Jones's testimony which had reference to his return from
the where meeting on the 6th July, 1861.
Preodent— Do you moth to impugn the credibility of
Major Jones
Colonel Brunner—Most distinctly.
The Presidetested that ample opportunity benne
afforded in the me at giving evidence on the
in question, sad it bad en bees availed M.
Bruwnrigg had also underteawa te Wren the lenieny el
Lieutenant liintoul, sad he bed bees ht kneed se sorb
deem to that purport.
Camel Brownngg submitted that he bad doss ao in re•
speet, at least of one cireumataoce.
President—Well, the evidence which yea sow ~safe
give lab be confused to one single circumetemer he.
pagsteg of Major JOOlO.ll credibility.
Brownrigg—Most undoubtedly.
President—You undertake to produce evthease be the
court to show that he has bees incorrect in his Mafeemnle
Colossi Broonnag—Certainly ; I undertake le prove
that, in what be bas stated in regard to his Mare from
the archery meeting on the 6th July, lid!, he told en
inn*
The nett was here cleared, and, no resuming,
The President announced that the curt bed decided to
bow evideoos from both the prosecutor mid the primmer ea
re gist in questioo, but that they shaded he embed he
OW point alone.
Colonel Brovinrigg then said—General Gordon, rims the
wart La been closed it has been suggested to mo thin, la
as answer which I pot made to a question from the Prod-
dent as to whether I intended to impugn the testimony of
Major Jones„ I stated that I did so in the broad and gene-
nl seeeptatioo of the term. I have DO hesitation in saying
that this was not in the least my Intention, and that I
newt within wen than that Major Jones bad given,
mietseenally deebikes, an inaccurate statement, and that
I bed whams heehaw that he was in error ; and I with-
dew the ward " untrue" is reference to Major Jonee's evi-
way mariner, having been informed that I made
acs M net, a word.
president—Let that explanation be put after the decilion
of the wan
The evidence we then proceeded with.

Tin Rl.rtL Elltamssu is guns-
mils suppsej that the colooelcy of this gallant corps. the
" Blase Watch," vacant by the demos at Sir James Doer
lea, will be gives to the Marquis of Tweselda, by his lad.
assdor boo W. :10t4 itssimost --United Service
Gazette.