The Sun.
London, England, 1864-09-23 00:00:00

Foreign Mail Packet List.

MAILS DUE.
Sept F'
Australia and Mauritius, via Southampton .. .'
via Marseilles .. 00°' I'l'
brazil and Cape Verde, by British packet. Oct.. 4's
'
Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and St. Helena.. Sept' ig
Ohina, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton.SeP1" ‘,/,
via Marseilles ....Sept' -

Falkland Islands lB
Gibraltar, via Southampton sept. -
18,
India (Calcutta), aud Ceylon, via Southampton Sep '2/,
via Mareeillee SePt' is,
India (Bombay), via Southampton ..
via Marseilles Sept."
Portuga1....
Nlalta, Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton Sept. 0-0,
via Marseilles
•Sept. k
,28,
Newfoundland .. SePt'

0-p-o-r-t-o-rind Vigo •
U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet bePt • V"
by U.S. packet .. 23.
by Canadian packet
till parts of West Indies, including Chili, Peru, j Sept. ‘,151
California. and British Columbia..

THE 76TE( REGIMENT.—A handsome 1101//1:
meat to the officers, non-commissioned (lacer":
and private soldiers of the 75th (Stirlingshire) negn;
meat has been lately erected in the cemetery
Stirling by the officers of the regiment, and by rol! 00
those who formerly served in it. This monument i'no
plain Runic cross, l2ft high of polished red granites T r
the front face is the crest of the regiment, being eh-er
encircling the word " Stirlingshire," and the 131.1111:
" 75," supported by two thistles, and surmounted 13/,
crown, and beneath it, on the shaft and pedestal, tho I.°l
lowing words incised and gilt :—" In memory of Ce,11:;
R. D. Halifax; Captains E. W. J. Knox, A. Chancel,
Lieutenants A. Harrison, J. R. J. Fitzgerald,' ".
Rivers, E. V. Briscoe, G. C. N. Faithful, W. Crorte
Surgeon Surgeon J. Coghlan, and of 13 sergeants, nine corporals, O:
drnmmers, and 216 private soldiers of the 75th (Stitilif,-;•
shire) Regiment, who fell during the Indian Mutiny'
58. Erected by the officers of the regiment and by their'l,
comrades." On the reverse face of the cross is the resin
mental badge—the Royal Tiger, granted for hard service-re
India half a century ago, when .100 men and officers no
left in the breach of Bhurtpore. Under the tiger areftof
words " " Seringapatam," " Delhi," " Reit of
Lucknow," and then are thus briefly recorded the dead ett
the regiment in the performance of which the brave 111503,
fell to whom the memorial has been erected :—"1.116,' 1
0,
(Stirlingshire) Regiment served with the army, whic',.,,ollecl
sieged and took the city of Delhi, and it afterwerds ft)' --00
part of the force which relieved Alighur, Agra, and
.0.
garrison of Lucknow, A.D. 1857-8." Underneath this
scribed, " Thine, 0 Lord is the glory and the vict°r/.rt
The 75th Regiment was raised at Stirling in the latter P-v,
of the last century, and was then a kilted regiment• I it
ing been recently permitted to adopt the county 12aMet'to
was thought desirable by the officers of the regiraell;,47
erect this monument (which has been long contenll3li';oil
in the county town. Provost Murrie and the Town C°l"--
of Stirling readily assented in carrying out their wishes'
granted the best site that could be chosen for the 011°r,i1
131 d
Mr E. Richardson, Harewood-square, London, deeig-e
the memorial. OCI,
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Births.
Tee fd
HORNCASTLE.—On the 21st inst., the wife of Char-
Horncastle, Esq., of Tottenham, of a son. nali
IlEirmAN.--On the 19th inst., at the Royal isleierp
Woolwich, the wife of Captain Heyman, Royal Arti
of a son. GlO
MARLING.—On the 20th inst., at Stanley House. 0
cestershire, the wife of William H. Marling, ".'
a son. _ _ _

Marriages.
BIRD—MOUSLET —On the 21st inst., at St. All!'—bett
Holborn, Edward Bird, Esq., Kennington, to Ell ,e'
Grizelda, only daughter of John Mousley, Esq
downo-terrace, Stockwell. intaBol
RICARDO—CAMPBELL —On the 21st inst., at 4ce
Captain A. L. Ricardo, Grenadier Guards, to Flor;cot.
the eldest daughter of R. Campbell, Esq., of Pi'
park.

BYRON.—On the 21st instDe
~ at S ath
t s
oke Talmage, Oxford'sl3llll
Eric William, second son of the Hon, and Rev.
Byron, aged 3 years 11 months.
Coutikm.—On. the 20th inst., at Ware, C°1)116111
Esq. "„ 013
COLDY.—On the 21st inst., at Great Torrington,
Thomas Colby, Esq., retired Captain R N., aged o.'s,er
CHADWICK..—On the 19th inst., at Glenmoriston,
news-shire, Violet, second
M daughter 2 of Ca t, Chau"
14th Hussars, aged 2 years 11.
months.
CIIABERS.—On the 20th inst , at Haab Joanna j
wife of Wm. Chambers, Esq. trY
MORRIS.—On the 20th inst., at Epsom, John Coo
Esq,, aged 82. roiaDd
WA.LLNUTT.—On the 19th inst., at Burntislaud)
Major Miller Wallnutt.

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