The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-12 00:00:00

EAST InDIA MILITARY COLLEGE, ADDIICOMEE.
Yesterday a deputation from the East India House, accom-
panied by a body of visitors, who had received invitations,
proceeded to the East India Company's Military Seminary,
at Addiscombe, for the purpose of receiving a report from
the Lientenant.Governor (Sir Ephraim Stamm) of tke pro-
gress made by the gentlemen cadets in the various branches
of science, and distributing the rewards and honourable dis-
tinctions gained by them since the last term. The exami-
nations were conducted by Major-General Sir Charles
Pesky, HE., and the answers received to very Micah
quemimes were of a very satisfactory character, proving a
thorough knowledge of each department et science. At
their conclusion the report of tke Public Examiner and the
Lieutenant-Governor (Sir E. Stamina) were read, and the
following gentlemen cadets of the first class were brought
forward, being in their fourth term: Messrs. George Arca
Crater, Henry Alexander Brownlow, W. S. Trevor, J. R.
Sandy, J. Otway Mayne H. T. Rogers, Montagu James,
B. Tionney, A Madden Lindsay, W. de Vitra, H.
Turtles Forbes, F. B. Butt, T. Pazkyse Smith, Godfrey
Twigs, G. H. Stone, F. Swanson, E. Stepney Yuman,
H. Codgan Harvey, W. D. Forster, Wm. Alex. Gatlin,
John Edward BriOtreasi, H. L. C. Bernard, W. A. Fraser,
F. Barnard Foote, Henri C.ampbell, H. T. Oldfield, George
Wm. Manson, B. S. H. AMMO, E. A. Papas, R. H. Wall,
W. H. Matadi!, F. H. Tunkinson, Montagu W. Parker,
B. Coleloggh Urquhart, B. Owen, T. K. Nimmo John
Morland, J. A. Footer, P.O. Rankin, W. A. Park, H.
Kiska's, F. T. Miller, Fitajames Barn Dunlop Middle-
tom Cheats J. Richard', L. IL bake, A. Gordon.
The report of the public mains? rerommended the fol-
lowing selection to be mado:—For enemas: Ilessie.
Crater, Browalow, Trevor, Seedy, .I.otway 31Lacassr
H. T. Rogers. For artillery : Mesas. James,
Lindsay, De Vitrb, Forbes, Butt, Smith, Twist, Stone, ewes-
son Kaman, Harvey, and Forster. For infantry : For
Ski:branch of the seen 28 gentlemen were reermaimbl,
whose names are give la the list of those brought hewed,
viz., from Mr. Garden to Mr. Gordon, incisive. The
Iowa; prizes were then awarded :—First elms: Mr. H.
Alexander Brownlotevsr for first good estetessdia
splendid artillery swo ; Mr. Game Arca
the gold Pollock , and prises foe Noma male:
mattes, second fortification, military surveying, and Lads.
lir. Browalow : First prize in Mathesame,second in Hin-
dustani. Mr. Trevor : First prize in Hindustani, and
second good conduct. Mr. Jamas: Prize in palmy. Mr.
Lindsay: Prize in civil drawing. Mr. DO /litre : East prise
in fortification, and prise in military drawiag. Mr.
bell: Prise in French. Second Claw.—Mr. Maximilian
Genesee: Prize in Hindustani. Mr. Patrick Stewart: Prise
in mathematics, prise in fortification, and 9 prise for good
matter. lb. Be Boarbel: Prize in military surveying,
prize in French, and prize in Latin. Mr. Junes Stewart:
Prise in civil drawing. Mr. Heathont : Prise in military
drawing. Third Cima.-11r. P. C. Anderson: Fos
rth
prise for good conduct. The chairmen (Major-General Gal.
loway). then addressed the endow, enjoiaing attention to the
various branches of study, a knowledge of which was mess.
say to qualify them for the profession selected by them.
A keens.? was gives to the oompan in the house el the
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