The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-22 00:00:00

THE MILITIA.

A Limerick paper of Friday says—" Orders were yes-
terday morning received by General Sir J. Chatterton,
to the effect that the Kerry Regiment of Militia should
hold themselves in immediate readiness to occupy the
barracks of Cabir and Bethard. The order was at once
communicated to the commanding officer of the Kerrys,
and from him to the major and captains, and from them
to the subalterns, sergeants, and men. In a moment
preparations were made to pack up, and officers and
men were in readiness to proceed before daybreak next
morning. Directions were given to the railway officials
to have special trains in readiness at 5 o'clock a.m., the
hour appointed for the departure. At 1 o'clock yester-
day, however, the General received a counter-order, and
it was intimated to the Kerry Regiment that it should
remain for the present in the garrison of Limerick. We
believe; however, that the counter-order is only of a tem.
porary nature, and that the regiraent will leave for an-
other
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CAPTAIN Herrox, OP TRZ 97TH .---We are requested
to state that this officer, who was first returned as killed
before Sebastopol, and subsequently as missing, is no
more.
His relatives have received the positive informa-
tion, from a brother officer, that he was found dead, after
annd distinguished who also
of three days, in one of the ditches, his body dis-
playing
a lap" - bullet a shell wounds. '
g_eVeralCapt. Hutton
of olda.cneof hisa
country-He was interred, with
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ons in death, with all due ho' on,
his brother companions
e officers either killed or wounded.n--
His regiment had fun .
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