The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-03 00:00:00

EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL ORDER.

Head-Quarters before Sebastopol. attgalt 20, 1866.

No. 1. The great want of coithiderailon shown by
Alan sad other wean attached to this army In visiting
the mese of a oast @sties, and plundering the dead, or
mirchaelag pitted.: from Wien, hes been the subject of
pave remestimmes cm the part of oar &thee. All property
whatever on t►e field belongs to the victorious nation ; to
appeared, anything is dishosiest—to pushes, frost those
who have t dose so is to encourage their dichotomy, and
to share their goat. The commander of the forms
heme that this caution will be sufficient to deter
those to wines it is addressed from a repetition of such
thoughtless maduct. Followers of the army are reminded
that they are amenable to its rules and discipline. The
pollee mad provosts will in future resolve orders to punish
offenders an these enssiaas is the most summary manner.
No. IL All 'savoys sad Maio of every description pro-
seeding to &Mhos from the font will keep to the left
head road, round Veasjo-hill ; those returaleg from Bala-
kleva will keep to the road leading past the cavalry camp
sad throng►h the Basle Tablet revise.
No. L Seurat orders No. 3, of 6th lase, 1864, and No.
of 18th August, 1866, are cancelled.
The senses of Alan with the Brevet rash of make
who may be ordered after this date to de duty as field.
adiors mast be forwarded to the military secretary, i•
order that authority may be gives in general orders fee
t►e hews of additional allowances.
No. 4. Whoever the exigencies of the service require the
immediate removal of a medical dicer attached to a regi-
ment or ewes to another duty, the priaelpal medical *Seer
authorised to order the transfer forthwith; bat it is
necessary that In es* cases a ssameraedaa shall be sent
by the principal mediael sliest to the adjutant-general, for
communieatka to the 'Seer eammaading the regiment or

ern&
No. 6. Captain Hibbeet, 7th Fusiliers, will set es Sold
°Meer, and may drsv field gloves's sad forage accord-
ingly while acting as seeesd in sentmead of the regiment.
No. 6. Liestesent James Singer, having sited es "taunt
of the tad battalion Rile Brigade, is permitted to draw the
usual snowman, of that rank from 28th Jannary to 16th
Almost. 1866, inolosive.
No. 7. The following saes* kayo bees appointed a Com-
mit*, of Paymmtership fbt 3rd Regiment, darker the
absent*, os sit& leave, of Pomona, F. Syma :—Captals
C. Rood, Captain C. Boos, and Captain J. Lewis.
No. 8. Leave of absence is granted, Co reessamodotion
of medial boards, to :—Brevet Major Cook, 11th Hawn,
to 6th October, 1866, to peened to &Wilt Lieutenant
J. Douglas, Royal Marines, to promed to Raglasd. Oa
arrival he will report himself to tie Adjutant-Goners!
Fine-Glass Staff-Sorgessi R. Barton, M.D., to 314 August,
1865, to proceed to the Monastery, sad ia Intension to
remain cm board skip ; Captain Masud, Royal Artillery,
to 31st, ditto ; Selma clam Staff Surgeon Cross, M.D., to
31st, ditto.
No. 9. Lone of abeam is railed se analog sortilicatos
Os Lieutenant John Bison, 96th Regiment,* 20* Amgen,
1855 ; Liestesant Fisher, Royal Regimes*, to 51k Septem-
ber, 1656, to penned to Scutari ; Lientenaut sad Captain
R. W. Gioia, Grenadier Guard., * 31st Await, 1866 i
Liestanant K. Smyth, 44th liniment, to 6th Septem-
ber. 1866; Paymaster R. Webster, 72nd Regimont,
to 16th ditto, to go on board ship. Captain F. Mesh SI&
Rogissest, to 6111 ditto ; Margeos Dowse, 30th Regimes%
to 6th ditto to se to theiMesastay ; amen private glob%
telLiontenast-Colonel R. Rollo, 42nd Regiment, to promo&
Bsgland.—By order,
(Biped) H. W. BAINAILD, Chief of the Stet
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Read Quarters before Selestopel, Algal 16.
No. 1. Notilimades his loses 'vomited that Idled Par