The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-04 00:00:00

ofaccrs and seventy-icor morn of the 48th Regis.
talent will relieve the detachmi:nt of the, 9t1:1 Loyal Fwd..,
ler:rite-morrow at Tipnor Ifidgaz:n4.
A guard of honour, consisting of ere (Siker rad
• thirty-Mar mtn of the 36th Rk.itimmt, will procaed
from Parkhurst Barracks on Friday to do duty at
Osborne.
A general court-martial is erdtred to ascrable at the
Royal Marine Barracks at Erten on Tuesday next, et
ten o'clock A M., to try First-Lieutenant Henry Wat:4ott •
Hall, of the Ar,i!icry Companies of Royal 2.lari;es, ea a
of being drunk on dikty, and nonaying in a rime-
ner unkeetnicg the charset:r of an (Alicer while in
charge of the main guard in Portsteouth vrrisou on the
13th of 7,:brilAry lust.
The 7th Royal kusileers nvlrched round Fort Cum•
berland in heavy marching orttcr cn Tuesday.
Use office: at,cl two non-commissioned officers each,
from the Ist battalion of the Scots Fusileer Guards, :he
Ist battalion of the Royals, 7th, 38th, 4Sti?, 851 h, and
95th Regiments, proceeded on Monday to 'Woolwich to
receive an insight icto the mechanism and tile of the
DiiniS rifle.

The whole of the troops in garrison off duty v'ill be
marched out separately to the toot of Portsciown-bridge
au Friday morning, end will return en masse in con&igu-
ous columns to their respective quarters,

APPOINTMENTS,

WooLwicri, MARCH 3.—Lieutenant Henry 11. Selby
(1847) to the Simoom steam-troop-ship, at Portaracu',h.
Assistant. Surgeon Stephen Bowden (1845), from the
Britannia, 120, flag ship on the Mediterranean stagon,
ig-ship, Devonport.
to the Impregnable ft
Ono corparal and seven privates of the Woolwich ill.
vision. of Royal Marines embarked at Woolwich Dock.
yard to-day for service in the Polyphemus steam-sloop,
Commander C. G. Phillips, fitting for the West Coast of
Africa station.
The detachment, consisting of about 200 officers, non- •
commissioned officers, and men of the Woolwich division
of Royal Marines doing duty at Deptford Dockyard,
being relieved by a detachment of similar strength from
head-quarters here to-day, the duty of mounting guard
at Woolwich Dockyard devolved en t;-detachment of
Royal Artillery.
A now pattern waist belt hasbeeg served to the Wool-
wich division of /loyal Marinet for supporting 'the
bayonet.

IRELAND.
LORDS JUSTICES.

DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY.—Yesterday a Privy Council
was held ut the Castle, when the Lord Archbishop of
Dublin, Dr. Whaleley, and the Commander of the
Forces, Sir Edward Biakeney, were sworn in as Lords
Justices of Ireland, until the inauguration of the new
Lord-Lieutenant.

A proclamation was issued, under the new Election
Act, declaring Brookborough a pollieg place for the
county of Fermanagh.

THE VICEREGAL HOUSEHOLD.

The following appointments have been made in the
household of Lord Eglinton:—
State Steward—Earl of Bective; this we have already
stated.
Chamberlain—George L'Estrange, Esq.
Aides•de-Camp—Major Ponsonby, Major Bagot, Lora
Adolphus Vane, Hon. J. Jocelyn Bourke.
Extra Aides-de-Camp—Captain Cast, Lord Othu
Fitzgerald, Mr. Ferguson.
Private Secrete ry —Licut.- Colonel Campbell.
Comptroller—Captain Montgomery.
Gentleman at Large—Mr. Lowry Balfour, Capta24
Pete.
It is probable Viscount Ingestro and Viscount Burg.
hersh will bo placad on the Lord-Lieutenant's staff us
Aides-de-Camp.

THE AiV TI- CORN LA TY LE AGUE.
" Pat more black into your tickets," was the advice
given by the late Alderman Waithman to the manager
of one of his branch establishments in ELlborn for tho
sale of cheap cottons. The letter in which he gave this
advice was afterwards read in a trial, and so got into
the newspspers. Bat the advice is of the usual sort
among gentlemen of the Manchester School, and none
understand it better than the managers of the League.
These, worthies had a meeting in Manchester on
Tuesday, which is thus headed in their London organ:—.
" GREAT MEETING AT MANCHESTER.
27,520/. SUBSCRIBED.
Bat when we come to look a little closer, we find
that there has been a liberal use of the " black" in
making out this ticket.
Before this subscription was commenced, the meet•
ing passed a resolution, that of the sums to be
subscribed only ten per cent. should be called up at
present. By this dexterous ranee:lyre due notice
was given hcforeh:nd, that every Manchester man
who was prepared to give 10C/. might put his name
down for 1,0001., and ho who meant to give la might
call that sum 1001. Could a better plan be devised for
making a stbscription go off spiritedly?
But, it may be asked, do not the subscribers pledge
themselves to pay the remaining 901. or 9001. when
called on?

They do so, but nothing is more easy, when that day
shall arrive, than to quarrel with the management and
to decline to pay any more. There is no fear of -expo-
sure. There were plenty of defaulters iu 1845, but "for
the honour of the cause" not a word was said about the
matter. Mr. Hume, in the Greek loan affair, showed
how these things might be done.

However, as to the present result, a great boast is !nada
that 27,500/. has been raised at a single meeting, whom
in real truth, 2,7504 is the whole sum actually put down.
And this, even if it be doubled or quadrupled, is all hum-
bug.--Herald