The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-17 00:00:00

THE REVIEW ON SATURDAY.

The following instruction to officers command-
ing brigades and battalions attending the Volunteer Be-
view at Wimbledon, to-morrow, the 18th July, have
been issued, subject to such alterations as his Royal High.-
nem the Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chief may direct:
Battalions will be brigaded by staff officers in the order of
their arrival on the ground, which should be by 5 p.m. It
is necessary that battalions should be completely formed
before marching upon the ground; no part of a battalion will
be allowed to enter the inclosure of the National Rifle As-
sociation. The north entrance only is to be used by the
troops coming from Putney or Wandsworth; this entrance
opens from the Wimbledon-road. Troops arriving from
Wimbledon are to march by the road, in the direction of
Ca-sar's Comp, without entering the inclosure. The force
will be composed of eight brigades, disposed as follows :
Defending Force.—Major-General Lord Frederick Pullet,
C. 8., commanding :—Oar battery hone artillery, OW bat-
tery 18-pounder guns of position, three brigades of infantry,
posted in trout of the Butts, facing the west.
Attacking Force.—Major-General the Hon. Sir J. Y.
Scarlett, commanding. Ist Division—Major-General
Byre :—One battery is pounder gnus of position, three
brigades of infantry, posted near Caesar's Camp, facing the
east. 2nd Divimion—Ma)or-Geosral Rummell, C.B. :—One
field battery Hoe. Artillery Company, two brigades of
infantry, posted in rear of the Butte, facing the east.
Officers commanding brigades, and brigade-majors, will
meet the Inspector-Geoeral of Volunteers in front of the
windmill at 430 p.m. Moon in command of any troops,
whether acting in line or as skirmishers, are to take spacial
care that their men do not approach within 100 yards of the
opposing force.
The following is a list of corps which have received the peg-
Tll/1111i011 of the Secretary of State for War to attend the review,
showing also the battalion organisation of the infantry :
Hon. Artillery Company, 6 field guns (2 Horse Artillery) ;
Ist Middlesex Artillery Volunteer Corp, 4 18-pounder guru
of position ; 3rd Middlesex Artillery Volunteer Corps, 4
18-pounder guns of position. Battalions of Infantry.—
Honourable Artillery Company, Ist Middlesex Engineers,
Ist City of London Engineers, lit Middlesex (Pickets)
Rifles, 47th Middlesex, god (South) Middlesex, 4th Mid.
dieser, 9th (West) Middlesex, 11th (St. George's) Middlesex,
15th (Loudon Scottish), 19th Middlesex, 20th Middlesex,
21st (Civil Service), 38th (Artiste), 22nd (Queen's), Rird
(Inns of Court), 28th (London Irish). 29th Middlesex, 36th
Middlesex, 37th Middlesex, 39th Middlesex, 40th (Central
London Rifle Rangers), 46th Middlesex, 2nd City of London,
2nd (Administrative Battalion) Middlesex, sth (Adminis-
trative Battalion) Middlesex, 7th (Administrative Bat-
talion), Middlesex, Ist Surrey, 7th Surrey, 10th Surrey,
19th Surrey. 23rd Surrey, 12th Surrey, 2nd (Administrative
Battalion) Surrey, Ist (Administrative Battalion) Surrey,
2nd (Administrative Battalion) Essex, Ist City of London,
3rd City of London, 2nd Tower Hamlin, 4th Tower
Hamlets, 6th Tower Hamlets, Bth Tower Hamlets, let
(Adminiatrative Battalion) Tower Hamlets.

"We are glad to find," says the Patriot, "that
the influential supporters of Mr. Somes's Sunday Beer Bill
are convinced of the impolicy and Motility of any further
attempt to close the publinhouses entirely on Sunday, and
that next erasion of parliament any bill that may be intro-
duced with reference to this 'abject will aim only at •
further curtailment of the hours daring which they are per-
mitted to open on the Sunday evening."
The Indian papers say that on June 1 a flock of
locusts passed over Raneegunge. It was about • mile in
breadth—it may have been more—and perhaps two or three
miles in length. The old cantonment was covered with them,
but by far the greatest portiou did not alight, bat remained
at • considerable elevation, gyrating in dense columns re-
sembling waterspouts. As the flock moved forwarl, these
living gyratory muses assumed the appearance of clouds,
and then disappeared in the distance. The flock was not
sufficieetly thick to throw • deep shade, but the myriads of
these destructive little insects moving in the air caused •
my palpable diminution of the intense glare and sunshine
which prevailed immediately before their appearance and
alter their disappearance.
. . .

There aro 433 gas companies in New York, reple-
esotiog a capital of 19 millions sterling.
A large section of the rock on the Canada side of
the Falls of Niagara has disappeared, and mutated the
bonmeshoe appearance of the talk—Canadian paper.