The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

A general court-martia held at Cleatham on Sa-
turday, Colonel Kelly president, for the trial of Private
Henry Smith, 4th Regiment of Dragooons, for insubor-
dination. The Court found the prisoner guilty. Evi-
dence of former convictions were placed before the
Court. The issue of the trial cannot be known until it
is confirmed by the 'Terse Guards.
Major General M'Donald, C. 8., has been engaged
during the past fortnight in inspecting the troops of the
Kilkenny military district, commencing with Captain
Weyland's company of the 43d Regiment, at Castle-
comer, and Brevet Major Aylmer's company, of the 89th,
at Carlow, on Monday, the 4th; the depot of the 49th,
and Captain Wulkin's troop of the 7th Dragoon Guards,
at Waterford, on Friday, the Bth; detachments of the
71st, at New Re;s and Wexford, ou Saturday, the 9th;
Captain Phillips's company of the 89th at Callan, Cap-
tain Wilbraham's company of the 39th at Fethead, and
a detachment of the 39th, under Major Tynley, at Car
rick, on Monday, the 11th; Captain Herbert's company
of the 39th, at Dungarvan, and Captain Leckie's at
Clogheen, on Tuesday; the head quarters of the 39th,
under command of Colonel Wright, C. 8., a battery of
the Royal Artillery under Captain Longden, and Cap-
tain Tomlin's troop of the 7th Dragoon Guards, at
Clonmel, on Wednesday; Captain M`Donald'a company
of the 89th, at Cashel, and Major the Hon. C. Baly's
company 89th at Thurles, on Thursday; and the head-
quarters of the 89th under command of Lieut. Colonel
Ferrymen, and the depot of the 43d, under Lieut.
Colonel Frazer, at Templemore, yesterday.
Major-General Flemming, commanding the Limerick
district, arrived in Parsonstown on Thursday evening,
the 14,h inst., and on the followir'ee morning made the
half-yearly inspection of the 16th depOl and 16th Rifles.
Major Jones, of the latter, being the senior officer, is
the commandant of the Pier garrison.
CAVALRY REVIEW IN THE PH NIX PARK.—IIiS
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge reviewed, on
Thursday, in the Fifteen Acres, the cavalry quartered
in this garrison, viz., the Ist Dragoon Guards, 4th
(Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards, 11th Hussars, with the
Artillery. The troops were on the grounds shortly
before twelve o'clock, and the review did not terminate
till two. The different regiments went through their
several evolutions in a manner that elicited the marked
approval of his Royal Highness, who expressed himself
highly pleased with their soldier-like bearing and dis-
cipline. We regret that an accident occurred to two of
the Artillery, both being thrown from their horses with
such force as to cause one to have his arm broken, and
another his shoulder dislocated.
At the inspection of the 3d Dragoon Guards, under
Lieut.-Colonel Arthur, on Tuesday, by the Duke of
Cambridge, the Prince minutely examined into every
department of the corps, and in his view of the riding-
house he pointed cut some improvements to the engineer,
Captain Graves, who concurred with his Royal High-
ness, and felt satisfied his suggestions would be carried
out.
Captain Henry Butler Stoney is appointed to the
Paymastership of the 99th Regiment.
Captain Evelyn, who sold out of the Rifle brigade last
week, and Captain Spicer, late 9th Lancers, are ap-
pointed major in the Surrey Militia.
Lieut. Nteolls, senior subaltern 25th, is promoted to
an unattached company without purchase.
Captain Iremonger, late 56th, is appointed adjutant of
the Carnarven Militia.
Ensign Gregory, 44th, is appointed to the vacant ad-
jutancy.
The senior captain of the 46th, at Belfast, has ex-
changed to half pay.
Lieut. Carter is appointed to the vacant adjutancy of
the Ist Reyals.
Lieut. Mostyn, 18th, has been obliged to quit the
service. His ensigucy was a gilt, and he purchased the
lieutenancy.
James Wiley, a deserter from the 72d, has sur-
rendered himself at Belfast.
The following officers sold out of the service last
weeks—Lieut. Colonel Knox, 13th Dragoons; Captain
Dashvrood, 16th Lancers; Captain Warburton, 3d;
Leut. Somerset, 13th; Captain White, 14th; Lieut.
Dare, 231; Captain Curteis, 37th; Lieut. Paterson,
42d; Major Sutton, 47th; Captain Croker, 57th; Lieut.
O'Connell, 64th; Lieut. Browne, 71st; Captain Cum
ming. 80th; Lieut. Sheile, 83d; Lieut. Jones, 84th;
Brevet Major O'Connell, 99th; Captain Evelyn and
Lieut. Cornowall, Rifle Brigade; and Lieut. Dwyer,
Ceylon Rifles.
A monument was recently erected in the aisle of St.
Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, commemorative of the death
of Lieut. Tomlinson, of the 18th Royal Irish. The offi-
cers and men of this gallant corps, in order to commemo-
rate their esteem for the gallant colonel who fell in
action, entered into a subscription to raise a monument
to his memory in an Irish cathedral. This beautiful
memorial, executed by Mr. Farrell, the Dublin artist,
represents Lieut. Tomlinson in his last moments, at-
tended by officers, bandsmen, and rank grouped in ex-
quisite harmony.—Limerick Chronicle.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POE TSIIOUTH, OCT. 18

The Termagant, 24, screw frigate, Captain Gifford,
steamed out to Spithead this morning, and saluted the
Port Admiral. She is ready now for service, and, it is
said, will be sent for a month's trial in the Channel.
A private letter from the Brazil squadron gives us
the movements on that station to the 30th of August.
On the 4th the Vixen steam-sloop, Commander Barnard,
arrived at Buenos Ayres, having on board his Excel-
lency Captain Sir Charles Rotham, R. N., Minister
' Plenipotentiary to the Argentine Government ; the
Secretary of Legation, Mr. G. Thornton ; and the en-
tire suite connected with the embassy. As the Vixen
could not enter the inner roads, from her draught of
water being too great, the Locust steam vessel, Lieu-
tenant-Commander Day, proceeded out to her, and con-
veyed the Minister and suite into the inner roads near
the landing-place. On Wednesday, the 11th, General
Urqniza having ordered two carriages of state to wait on
Sir C. Hotham, he, accompanied by the Hon. Captain
Gore, R.N., Charg4 d'Affaires at Buenos Ayres, and the
entire diplomatic staff in their full uniforms, attended by
an escort of cavalry, proceeded to the Government-house
to be presented. They were received in a most gratifying
manner, the fort firing a Royal salute, and a regiment of
infantry with their band were drawn up in front of the
Government-house to pay full honours to her Majesty's
representatives. The French Minister, Le Chevalier de
St. Georges, was received with similar demonstrations of
respect. The result of the meeting is already known.
The Vixen and Locust are stationed at BuenosAyres;
the Ce❑taur at Rio; the Express and Bonetta at Bahia;
the Rifleman is cruising off St. Catherine's. The Cen-
taur (sag) has lust some of her crew by yellow fever.
Mr. Sole, her additional assistant-surgeon, has proceeded
to the Falkland Islands to take medical charge of that
station, in the absence of Mr. Hamblin, colonial sur-
geon, who proceeds to England on sick leave.
The Lords of the Admiralty will pay their annual
official visit to this port on Monday next.
WOOLWICH, OCT. 18.

APPOINTMENTS.
Surgeon Thomas Ayling (1851), to the Linnet, 8,
brig, at Devonport.
Assistant-Surgeons George E. Nicholas (1846), to
the Waterloo, 120, flag-ship, at Sheerness ; Samuel
Denny, M.D. (1850), recently serving in the Terrible
steam-frigate, to the Sharpshooter steam-vessel, a+
Portsmouth.