The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY IN TJ

CRIME 1.

CRIMEA, Jr',
Yesterday morning the installation witl
insignia of the Bath, of Marshal Peliesier,
Rokeby, Sir Henry Bat nard, Sir Richard 1
Sir John Hall, General 11'Nlabon, &c., b
Gough, took place at Headquarters, under a p
erected fur the purpose a little in front of
Quarter House, and before the whole of the
w;th the exception of offimors and men cmplo
the works or on fatigue at Sebastopol and Bah
Looking from Head.Querters, the Scuts
Guards, Ist, 31st, and Stich Regiments were
right. In front there were the Light Div
the command of Brigadier•Geurral Strsu!
consisting of the 7,6, 19. h, 23rd, 33id, 34.1
188th, 90th, 97th Regiments. and 2nd 133
Rifle Brigade ; the remainder of the ff
Third, and Fourth Livieionn, under the
muds of Brigadiers Lawrence srd SI
consisting of the 41st, 49th, 93:h.
and 18th Regiments ; the Balaklava Brigade,
Colonel Williams, formed of the 4th, 44th, 30i
82nd Regiments, and three comlxote, of
Sappers and Miners-47h, 7,h, and 10:h—ane
command of Major Cooke. It E. Oa the left,
up in Echelon columns, .ike the troops on the
were the three Highland kilted regiments, 42nd
and 93rd. Between the Light and Second 1)i
WWI the band of 340 performers; arid forming
proach from the Fieneh rood, which leads fro
headquarters to the French quartier-general.
the 72nd Ilighluders. Oa the adjoinin
overlooking the whole, there were drawn op I
Colonel Henry's A chesnut troop of Horse Art
Captain Contell'e X battery, and three siege
companies, the latter under the command of
Adze, R.A. The weather could not have
better, nor could the grow d have been better sr
The approach of Marshal Peliesier was annotr,
a Frei ch salute, but he did not arrive in rot
till after he had previously entered headgear
rear. In about another hour our artillery
salute of 19 guns, and at the same moon
French procession was seen advancing. Ale
had all ridden into the centre of the equate,
dismounted, the hones being taken to tt
in rear, when Marshal Pelletier, chitely fo
by Generals Mahon and Marti in Fr,
a large number of officers, who wire
invested this day with C.B.'s and C
to the pavilion, which was composed emirs .y c
mounted on tour poles. On the top a smut.
jack was flying, and on each side were the 1
and French standards. The moment Lod
had received the marshal at the foot of the p
Lord William Paulet gave the word for a g
salute, the band playing "Patent pour !a
The Queen's commission was then read by t;
Bates, 98th Regiment, who erred as 1. ird 6
military secretary, at the completion of Wlr ch a
general *Owe was ordered, the bard eleyirg
save the Queen,' sad the artillery trt g ti
one guns. The Queen's speech fur the
%ion was then read, first by lord (eat
a good Tipperary accent, and second by W
Su
Codrington in French. The translation we
nounced not to be 1 erfect French, but the mat
which the Commander-in-Chief read it wit! I
able. The ceremony now commenced of int
the officers with the iiisignia of the Order
Bath. Altogether there were about 30 00311
and amongst thoee d. erexted with a C.B. we!
f Alexander and Garden. On this eeremoeyetreni
most of the stall remounted, and Sir Vli.haf
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