The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-23 00:00:00

THE MILITIA.

The Berwick, Tiarirlington, Linlithgow, and Peebles
Regiment of Artillery Militia is at Stilling. and will gars
liana the Castle, while the Stirlingshire Regiment is to
be billeted upon the inhabitant:.
Orders have been received to encamp the Inverness,
Banff, &c., Highland Light Infantry Militia On the glacis
at Fort George, and it is expected the encampment will
be ready in a few days for the reception of the regimen'.
ft is supposed that this i- only a temporary measure at
this advanced season, until the Forfar Artillery are re-
moved, to allow the Inverness to occupy their barracks
at Fort George.

Tha volunteers into the Royal Artillery from the Lan
cashira Militia Artillery were yesterday forwarde.l fro it
Liverpool to Chatham.

WIND AND If SATHER REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Au;ust 22.
Stations. Course of Wind. st a.- ~, v,..ithor.
Greenwich .. W_.. Partially cloudy.
Loth bury
Leeds
Manchester S W Showery.
Carlisle
Lancaster
liaryport .
W hitehaven N. W Fine—cloudy.
Stoke-on-Trent ... S. W Cloudy.
Sheffield
Derby S. W Cloudy.
Nottingham S.W Fine.
Leamington N. N W. Fine—cloudy.
Leicester ....... ,
F-Nyhead
Dublin W Fine.
Liverpool
Ipswich S W Fine—, loudy.
Bristol W Unsettled.
Plymouth
Exeter S.W Fine.
Gloucester 5.W.... ..... Fine.
Cardiff W. pine.
Swansea S. W Fine.
rinverford west ... S. W Fine.
Hague
Brighton N. W Fine.
Southampton W Fine.
Portsmouth
Poole
Cowes S.W. Fine.
Great Grimsby
Boston N. W Cloudy.
Gal n ft ilorough S. W Cloudy.
Cambridge S. W. ...... F ine.
Yarmouth
Lowestoft W Fine.
V orb
Hull W. Cloudy.
Aberdeen S . Cloudy.
Perth
Dundee
Edinburgh W. Rain.
Glasgow S.W Rain.
Ber Nick
Darlington S. W Fine.
Sunderlaud S. W Cloudy.
Whit by
Scarborough
Tunbridge
Dover ......... ..... W... ...
Strood S. W .......... Cloudy.

NOVEL EXPERIMENT IN FOREIGN MINING.—The
Chancellorsville Freehold Gold Mining Company have
hit upon the novel expedient of importing to this coun-
try the enormous sample of one hundred tons of their
ore !rim Virginia, so as to illustrate, beyond all question
and by public test, the richness of their mine. Assays
made by such men as Johnson and Matthey, Mitche,,
Claudot &c., show that 5 oze. to the ton at least
may be expected as an aggregrate result. This impor-
tation, in reference to which the c unpany is so very
sanguine, is a bold and decisive step, with honesty on
the face of it, and some curiosity is excited as to what
will he the result.

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