The Sun.
London, England, 1863-07-13 00:00:00

PRICE-- —..4d.
STAMPED ....sd.

Middlesex, 22 ; Private Watson, Ist Wilts, 22 ;
Private Biddex, 23d Middlesex, 22 ; Sergeant Pal-
mer, 36th Stafford, 22; Corporal Coulson, Bth Dur-
ham, 23 ; Private Baker, Bristol, 23 ; Private
Howard,lst Suffolk, 22 ; Corporal S 3 tler, Ist Aber-
deen, 24 ; Private Yeatrnan, 9th Middlesex, 22 ;
Corporal Rodgers, sth Forfar, 22 ; Corporal
Socock, Inns of Court, 22 ; Corporal Waterman, Ist
Surrey, 22 ; Corporal Turner, 23 ; Private
Ist Devon, 23.

All Comcrs.—Salall bore, 500 yards.—Captain
Brooks, 10th Leicester, 25 ; Sergeant Salmon, 18t

Chester, 26; Ammiom, Caterham, 26; Lord Feild-
iug, Flint, 27 ; Lord Bury, Civil Service, 25 ; Capt.
Cotesworth, 2d Essex, 25 ; Capt. Webb, Hereford,
25; Col. Brown, 26 ; Ensign Macrae, Ist Newcastle,
25; Ross, civilian, 25; Sergeant Instructor Rose,
School of Musketry, 26 ; Private Allport, Ist War -
wick, 25 ; Captain Ross, Cambridge, 25 ; Corporal
Ferguson, Ist Inverness, 27 ; Lieut. Penny, let
Gloucester Artillery, 26 ; Private Ashton, Liver-
pool Rifle Brigade, 27 ; Private Henry, Edinburgh,
25 ; Private Fisher, let Wilts, 26 ; Lieut.-Colonel
Raiford, Leicester, 25; Colour Sergeant Curtis,llth
Sussex, 26 ; Private Miller, Bristol, 26.
First Series, Extra Prizes.—Private Hyde, 12th
Surrey, 23; Capt. Anneson, Rifle Club, 26; Serg.
Windser, 3d Kent, 25; Sergeant Clutterbuck, 6th
Gloucester, 24; Ensign Panting, St. George's, 26;
Sergeant Cunliffe, 26th Cheshire, 27; Serg. Flet-
cher, Ist Warwick, 27 ; Private Holloway, sth
Gloucester, 23 ; Private Golden, 3d West York,
22 ; Sergeant Pixley, Victoria, 22 ; Private Payna,

Westminster, 22.
Second Series, 577 bore.-600 yards.—Private
Dawson, 4th West York, 19 ; Sergeant Kinnear,
Ist Edinburgh, 20; Lieut. Gould, 6th Devon, 20;
Corporal Thomas, 4th West York, 21; Lieutenant
Lamb, 21st Lancashire, 21 ; Private Hibbs, 6th
Dorset, 22; Private Mortlock, Victorias, 19; Pri-
vate Riley, Hon. Artillery Company, 20.
All Comers.—Small bore, 200 yards.—Captain
Ross, Cambridge, 23 ; Quartermaster Serg. Wil-
son, School of Musketry, 23 ; Robert Gregg, civi-
lian, 23 ; Robert Hern, 17th Devon, 21; Ensign
Few, 6th Surrey, 23; Broderick, 24; Captain
Landon, Ist Northampton, 23 ; Cooper, 23.
Up to Saturday evening, Serg. Hardcastie, of the
Royal Horse Artillery, Woolwich, who has charge
of the ammunition tent, had sold nearly 80,000
rounds. The ammunition used at the meeting was
made at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, and taken
to the magazine in Hyde Park. There is now in
store at that place 260,000 rounds, and only suffi-
cient is brought down to Wimbledon each day for
consumption. On Wednesday there were strong
apprehensions that the store would not last out the
meeting, and therefore the telegram was sent to
Woolwich, ordering 100,000 more rounds to be got
ready. The charge to volunteers is 6d. for every
ten rounds.
Each day during the 'past week about 500 per-
sons have breakfasted, dined, and had tea in the
refreshment tent, As a matter of course the con-
sumption of food has been very large, and as it
may be interesting to some we give a few of the
items in the consumption list for one day ;—Meat,
12001bs. —salmon, 1001bs.—potatoes,8001bs.—green
peas,9.oo quarts—bread (baked in their own ovens),
200 41b. loaves—cobs or dinner rolls, 1,000-50
hams. Ale (home brewed), 1,000 quarts—Guiness's
draught stout, 1,000 quarts—Bass's pale ale, 100
dozen—Guinness's bottled stout, 100 dozen—lemo-
nade, 150 dozen—sodawater, 100 dozen—tea and
coffee, 501bs. each—milk, 200 quarts.

Naval and Military Intelligence.

THE NAVY.

The screw steam corvette Brisk,',l6, Capt John r.
Luce, sailed from the 'West Coast of Africa, is ex-
pected daily at Plymouth.
The United States sailing training ship Mace-
donian, Capt. Luce, sailed from Spithead on Friday
morning, at daylight, for Cherbourg. On Thursday
evening Capt. Luce and a portion of his officers, with
the American Vice-Consul, Mr. James Garratt,
were entertained at the Admiralty-house, Ports-
mouth, by Vice-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour,
G,C.B. The greatest possible good feeling has
existed between Capt. Luce and his officers and the
English Naval officers and authorities.
The following appointments were made on Satur-
day at the Admiralty :—Lieut. Rich. Shcapshanks
to the Excellent, additional, for service in the Stork ;
Lieut. Edward Poulden to the Excellent; H. F.
Strugnell, assistant-engineer to the Asia, as super-
numerary ; and J. M. Brankston, of the Osprey,
promoted to acting first-class assistant-engineer.
The following appointment has been made in the
Royal Naval Reserve :—To be Hon. Lieut., Henry
Morris.