The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-21 00:00:00

Sandhurst Royal Military College.

The following are the names of successful gentle•
men cadets in the competitive examination for corn.
missions without purchase, tune, 1864 :

.. GENTLEMEN CADETS OP THE THIRD TERM.

Order of
Merit. Names and Rank at College, No. Marks.
1 Law, W. A., under officer 3 8,076
2 Morris, A. W., gentleman cadet
3 Reid, S., corporal
4 Badeley, H., responsible under officer 5 6,893
5 Renick, A, de C,, gentleman cadet 2 6,871
6 Acklom, S., responsible under officer
7 IoW illiams, H. M., under officer ll 6,156
8 Moore, W. 1., gentleman cadet lB 6,093
2, GENTLEMEN CADETS OP THE SECOND TEEM.

Index

1 Hornsby, A. W. H., gentleman cadet
2 Brain, D. L., gentleman cadet
3 Moffat, H. 8., corporal
4 Jones, W. H. D., gentleman cadet ' l3O
5 Brander, E. R. S., gentleman cadet 112
6 Lang, I. W., ,rporal 65
7 Cotton, R. G. T., gentleman cadet
8 Matthews, C. J., gentleman cadet 137
9 Lyons, R. C. J., gentleman cadet
10 Daniel, W. H., under officer Bl
11 Lynch, E. 1., gentleman cadet
12 Tickell, A. L,, corporal l4l
13 Stoney, G. 0., corporal

.14 Maclear, H. W., corporal
15 Godbold, G. A. 8., gentleman cadet 47 7,236
16 Leckie, F. W. V., corporal ..133 6,894
t itundall, C. D., gentleman cadet
17 Whish, C. F. D., gentleman cadet 109 6,779
1§ Skinner, I. T., gentleman cadet 141 6,753
19 Linforood, A. T., gentleman cadet 132 6,722
20 Sheffield, C. It gentleman cadet 103 6,709
21 Paterson, G. 1., gentleman cadet 138 6,601
22 Creagh, W., gentleman cadet Bl 6,687
23 Darby, A. J., gentleman cadet ll9 6,559
24 Christie, W. H., corporal .78 6,487
25 O'Callaghan, I. W., gentleman cadet ....101 6,471
26 Elinhire, E. P., gentleman cadet 122 6,30
27 Heath, L. F,, gentleman cadet
28 Sawyer, G. W., under officer 140 6,225
29 Dashwood, F. A., corporal.., 7l 6,145
30 Boileau, H, gentleman cadet .....111 6,140
31 Rooke, A. W., under officer l2B 6,102
32 Everett, W., under officer 44 5,917
33 Man, H. C. H., corporal 9B 5,881
* Owing to an accidental error, the name of this gentle-
man cadet was not included in the list of the 40 cadets first
recommended to the Commander-in Chief.
t Indian cadet.

THE REPRESENTATION OF WINCHESTER.—Wa
were authorised last week to announce the candidature of
Mr Barrow Simonds at the forthcoming election. It is said
that Mr Simonds comes forward on the Conservative inte-
rest, asking for the support of that portion of the consti-
tuency as the future colleague of Mr Fleming. If that
programme be the true one, and if it be honestly acted upon,
we may venture to predict the return of Mr Fleming and
Mr Simonds for the Conservative interest; if united, can
undoubtedly return two representative for Winchester in
the next Parliament,--Hampshire Advertiser.

ANOTHER FEDErtAL OUTRAGE.—We give in an-
other column the narrative of the arrest and impri-
sonment of Mr Samuel G. Levey of this city, while on his
return from Europe, by the Federal authorities at Boston,
as furnished by that active Federal apostle and sympathiser
the Montreal Herald. Our contemporary's indignant
e:mments on this one of a hundred similar cases for which
it had not a word of remonstrance is not a little singular,
and suggests the inquiry whether the indignation in thi
instance does not proceed less from the public s%rong done
than private interest in the individual sufferer. Mr Levey
has suffered from the vile spy system instituted and pre-
sided over here by "that late eminent and respectable
statesman" Mr Giddings. He had not even been guilty of
the crime of giving aid and comfort to the enemies of the
UnitedS;tt4' sympathising with the South. It is true
he is Britisi abject, resident in a British province, but
hissymP tolies have always been with the North; but,
nevertheless, the chief of the Federal spies sent forth au
edictk" his punishment, and he has been punished, and
will get no redress. Montreal, and every city and con-
siderable town in Canada, swarms with Federal spies, who
mark those supposed to be inimical to the Federal Govern-
meat, or against whom they have any for similar
treatment.—Montreal Evening Telegraph and Daily Com-
mercial Advertiser.