The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-16 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

Head-quarters, Sebastopol, Oct. 1.
No. 1. In accordance with instructions received from
the Secretary of State for War, the undermentioned
Commissariat officers will have acting rank, as follows,
from Sept. 1 :—Deputy-Commissary-General, G. Adams,
to be Acting Commissary-General ; Assistant-Commis.
sary Generals, L. Routh and W. Power, to be Acting-
Deputy Commissaries Generals ' • Deputy-Assistant Com-
missary Generals, J. Rogers and C. Palmer, to be Acting-
Assistant Commissaries General ; Commissariat Clerks,
F. Monk, C. Sul, and 0. Hayter, to be Acting-Deputy
Assistant Commissaries General. The following ap-
pointments in the Commissariat are also notified :—To
be Established Clerks from the Ist of September
—Messrs. E. Greenwood, C. Hale, F. Macken, R.
Price, A. Ryland, J. Hall, R. Hunter, E. Courtney, G.
Gibson, W. Fryer, W. Ogilvy, W. Chislett, J. Wilkin-
son, H. Hackman, C. Farwell, and F. Wingfield.
No. 2. Major Berdmore, 20th Regiment, having,
when Brevet-Major, acted as Field Officer, from the
14th of September, 1854, to the 31st of December, 1854,
may draw the difference between the field allowances of
a captain and a field officer, for the quarters ending the
30th of September and the 31st of December, 1854, re-
spectively.
No. 3. Brevet-Major Strachan, 30th Regiment, being
supernumerary of his rank, will proceed to England, and
join the depot of his regiment.
No. 4. Leave of absence is granted, on urgent private
affairs, to Colonel Norcott, C. 8., Rifle Brigade, to the
28th of February, 1856 ; Lieutenant Dowglasse, to the
41st of December, 1855, to proceed to England.
No. 5. The following Subaltern officers, being in
charge of troops or companies, may draw field allow-
ance and forage as captains :—Lieutenants M`Donnell
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and Shawe, 4th Dragoon Guards.
No. 6. Captain Dyneley, Royal Horse Artillery, may
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By crder, BARNARD, Chief of the Staff.

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REPRESENTATION OF NEW ROM.—
tors at the Trarnore races was recognised
O'Connell, of London, who is now staying getu'hn
a
Hotel in that town. This gentleman formerlyt tookaa
bold and active part at the desperately contested elec-
tions in Ireland—including that which occurred in this
county in 1830, when he fought, as usual, with great
determination on the liberal side, and was a universal
favourite—under the banner of his leader, chief, and
kinsman, the lamented Daniel O'Connell, M.P., *hose
contidence he enjoyed for over twenty years. His pre-
sent visit to Ireland, ir, would appear, is to introduce an
independent English gentleman, of liberal principles and
large fortune, to the constituency of New Rose.