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

THE ARMY.

His Royul Highness the Duke of Cambridge, as
Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, had a levee
on Saturday afternoon at the Horse Guards.
Above '7O officers attended the levee.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, ac
companied by Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. Y. Scarlett, K.C.B.

Lieut.-Gen. the Earl of Cardigan, and Lieut.-Co]

Clifton, Aide-de-Camp, visited Aldershott on Mon
day, and again on Friday. On Monday the divi

sion was formed up on Cove Common in five lines
of brigades, with Brigadier. Gen. Dalrymple's bri-
gade (the 4th) in advance, and the others in sne
cession, the cavalry forming the sth line, and the
artillery being formed on the flanks of their respec-
tive tive brigades. The troops presented a splendid
ap-
pearance, there being on the ground three
tsr
batte-
ries of Royal Horse Artillery, seven regimtehe °
Ist
cavalry (the Royal Horse Guards Blue, the
Lancers,
Royal Dragoons, Gth Dragoon Guards,
12th Lancers, 13th Hussars, and 18th Hu
of Royal
batteries of Royal Artillery, two treorospsl2
batta-
Engineers, two companies of Eugineef sissars), four
the 11ilitary
lions of infantry, and two bat talionhsot,
Train. The day was excessivelynly
troops ordered
and the dust
flew in clouds. On Friday the
sery,
which formed
out were the artillery and c,aBvcamp in three lines,
on the plateau beyond Cxsairrig
the first line, the
the Royal Artillery for,r
arid
the Light Brigade
Heavy Brigade the second,
were under the com-
the third line. The
It is understood that
mand of Major-
GeeliC Hodge.
iusij tions and mimic fights which
the frequent
f late are preparatory to a review
have taken place o
the Prince and P •
before Princess of
on a grand scalerrival is almost daily expected.
Wales, whose a 1 n ing to the sth
The horses
vb° °tog other re • Lancers having
been given °.
erfrom giments, the troops
to m"e
thAldershott on Thursday to
began
Chichester and o er places, their ultimate destina-
tionbeing India.
As we anticipated last week, a 4th Brigade has
now been formed at Aldershott, consisting of the
Ist battalion of Scots Fusiliers, the Ist battalion of
the 6th Regiment, and the 73d Regiment, the whole
under the command of Brigadier Dalrymple of the
Scots Fusilier Guards.
The 921 Regiment (Gordon Highlanders), under
the comm A
'ln of Lieut.-Col. Archibald Inglis Lack
hart, C. 11., Fridqv
embarked at Portsmouth on ) .
i..)
morning, on board her Majesty's
screw
tit:Cll:(lshini-
Orontes, Capt. H. N. Hire, for conveyance

burgh.
A few days ego a portion of the 3.1 Middlesex
Ai•tillery Proceeded to the Woolwich long range,
from London, and went through a course of target
practice, when one of the privates nnmed IN1.1)ou gall
met with a severe accident, which ultimately proved
fatal. It appears that the unfortunate man was
knocked down by the recoil of his gun, which passed
over the lower part of his left leg, and seriously
shattered the banes of the limb. His leg was
promptly amputated on the spot by Dr. Rice, Mr-
goon of the corps, and the sufferer appeared in a
fair way of recovery. On Saturday morning it was
announced by the garrison authorities of Woolwich
that the poor fellow 1214 d died on the previous day