The Sun.
London, England, 1863-11-17 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

An orapr line horn issued by Major-Gen. Eyrf,
commanding the forces in the Chatham district,
directing the infantry and other troops under his
command to commence the system of route march—
ing at stated intervals weekly during the winter
months, the season for reviews and brigade field-
days being now at an end. The order applies to
the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, the troops of
the line, and the Royal Marines, who are to be
marched out from the garrison on stated days in.
each week; The Major-General directs that these
occasions of route marching are to be turned to
practical use in the instruction of the officers and
men in military manoeuvres when on the march.
This will be effected by the officer in command.
throwing forward advance columns, and effecting
other movements which the nature of the country
traversed will permit. Oa these occasions the
junior officers are to make flying sketches of the
district visited, and these, together with an accom-
panying report on the nature of the country with
regard to military operations, are to be forwarded.
from time to time to the Major-General for his in-
spection and perusal. The marches will extend
from six to ten miles, at the discretion of the officer
in command, and the bands will in all cases accom-
pany the troops.

Colonel J. R. Anderson, C. 8., commanding the
field batteries of Royal Artillery at Haslar, near
Portsmouth, is ordered to join the field batteries at
Alderehott.

The Porwtsmasonitnhspdeivetiseidon of Royal
Infantry
Major-Gen. LtowrodbAlartitlr Alarine Light
yesterday forenoon by
South-westernronat:
jainot;sPtY, aulet, Ca,
district. The division was
formedl
command-
ingar g the
h ge
satisfiedru a ps
si n
space
command of Colonel Ayles. At the conclusion of
the inspection hiswtnitrheitleyhheLordship expressed himself co-
with the appearance and steadiness
thin:under arms, and the precision with
I:lir' us movements were executed,
said that he shouldio with very great pleasure for-
wardillid a most favourable report of the general efl
ciency of the diviion to the General Commanding-
in-Chief.
Mr. Parson's breech-loading 6 pounder gun,
which was satisfactorily proved a short time ago at
Woolwich, yesterday underwent a final trial at th
ofe
proof butt in the Royal Arsenal, in the presence
the Select Committee of Ordnance, by firing
sixth
glOtho
rounds. The entire test occupied only 521 minutes,
including a delay which took place at th
round. The 94 rounds fired from that time were
completed in 42 minutes, or one
dring, round
the
en
gun
seconds. Although, from the p
at its termination was so hot that the hand could
not touch it, the breech action worked with perfect
freedom, and maintained the breech quite gas-
tight. Mr. Parsons suggests the adaptation of his
plan to guns of larger calibre, as by it the sphere
which serves the place of the vent-piece
made of any size and strength necessary, a
not to be lifted out of its place in the
loading. In a 110-pounder it may be
weight, and it will have correspondingOlbs.
strength,
The slot necessary in the Armstrong
dispensed with.
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