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London, England, 1865-06-10 00:00:00

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Field Day and Sham P
One of the most interesting milita.
ever witnessed at Woolwich took place on-. ,e coltt
mon yesterday, in the presence of his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Cambridge, the field marshal com-
manding-in-chief, who. arrived at the garrison at
ten o'clock, and was received by a royal salute
from the guns of the Green-hill battery. His royal
highness was attended by his aide-de-camp, Colonel
Charles Tyrwhitt, General Sir Hugh Rose, late
commander of the forces in India ; General Sir
Robert Napier,- appointed to command the Indian
forces ; the Duke of Manchester, Lord Spencer,
Colonel Gloeester Gambier, deputy adjutant-gene-
ral ; and Captain Forbes, deputy-assistant adju-
tant-general of Royal Artillery, and other officers.
The whale of the available troops in garrison, com-
prising four batteries of Royal Horse Artillery,
commanded by Colonels Reilly, C.B, Gage, Tupper,
and Paget, three field batteries of the sth brigade
Foot Artillery, and the Woolwich division of Royal
Marines Light Infantry, commanded by Colonel
Payne, had assembled at the south end of the com-
mon, in heavy marching order, to carry out the
details of a field day and sham fight, 20 rounds of
ammunition having been served out for that pur-
pose. His royal highness and staff, accompanied
by Major-General Warde, C. 8., commandant of
the garrison, Major-General Sandham, deputy-
governor of the Royal Military Academy; Brigade-
Major Hay, and Captain Nangle, deputy-assistant
quartermaster-general, first proceeded to inspect an
improved description of cavalry general service
waggon, manufactured at the Royal Arsenal, and so
constructed as to be capable of containing a very
large store of blankets and bedding, military
clothing, entrenching boots, medical stores, and
other requisites for an army in the field. The
vehicle was well loaded with such stores
at the Royal Arsenal before its removal to
the garrison, and his royal highness wit-
nessed the unpacking of the articles, and ex-
pressed himself in favourable terms as to tht im-
provement which had been effected and on the
utility of the vehicle. Having also inspected a
newly-constructed ammunition waggon with many
improvements, the duke and staff rode across the
common, and inspected the troops front and rear,
the entire force subsequently marching past at
slow and quick time, and the batteries of Horse
Artillery at a gallop. The force was then formed
into divisions, one of which, consisting of infantry,
marched to the rear of the Royal Military Academy,
to attack the enemy, who was supposed to occupy a
strong position in the wood near Shooter's-hill. A
flank movement was made, and after a succession of
volley-firing the infantry, under cover of a fire from
the batteries, were supposed to oust the enemy, who
was pursued a considerable distance, and the posi-
tion taken. A brilliant series of field-day evolu-
tions, which occupied about three hours, was then
carried out, and the troops marched off the ground
shortly after one o'clock. His royal highness and
staff then visited the Herbert Military Hospital at
Shooter's-hill, which is now ready for the reception
of patients, and other departments, proceeding
thence to the Royal Artillery Barracks to partake
of refreshments at the officers' mess-room. His
royal highness and staff left Woolwich about three
o'clock, amidst the firing of a salute from the Green-
hill battery.

Vacancies, Promotions, and Appointments

in the Civil Service,

(From the Civil Service Gazette)

FOREIGN-OFFICE.--A vacancy for a clerkship has been
caused by the death of Mr. John Crokor Pennell, ono of
the senior clerks.

HOME-OFFICE.—Tho offica of librarian and registrar has
become vacant by the retirement of Mr. J. F. Kitching.
This vacancy will not be filled up.
COLONIAL-OFFICE.—Mr. J. C. Hutcheson has been ap-
pointed a clerk in the Emigration-office, London ; Mr. M.
Lyons has been appointed compounder, Colonial Convict
Service, Western Australia.

WAR-OFFICE.—Mr. J. Anderson has been appointed a
civil assistant at Glasgow.
AUDIT-OFFICE.—A vacancy for a junior examiner has
been caused by the retirement of Mr. Bagster, one of the
inspectors.
THE ADMIRALTY.—Staff Commander E. Hoskyn, R.N.,
has been appointed to be superintendent of charts in the
hydrographic department, Whitehall, vice Captain G. A.
Bedford, R.N., appointed to the marine department of the
Board of Trade. Mr. Edward J. Powell has been promoted
to be chief draughtsman in the hydrographic department,
Whitehall, vice Staff-Commander R. Hoskyn, R.N., pro-
moted ; Mr. R. C. Carrington has been promoted to be first
class draughtsman in the hydrographic department,
Whitehall, vice Mr. E. J. Powell, promoted; Mr. W. H.
Malpas has been promoted to the office of 3d class draughts-
man in Devonport Dockyard, vice Purkis, promoted to be
a draughtsman of the 2d class.

ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION.—A vacancy for a clerkship
has been caused by the death of Mr. W. F. J. Walton, 2d
class clerk, junior division.

GENERAL REGISTER OFFICE.—A vacancy fur a clerkship
has been caused by the death of Mr. Win. Owen, superin-
tendent.

OFFICE OF WORKS.--31.r. G. W. Philpott has been ap-
pointed an examiner in London.
THE POST-OFFlCE.—Appointments : Mr. G. Mlfurray
has been appointed to be a clerk at Nottingham ; Mr. F.
Field has been appointed a clerk at Tunbridge Wells.
Promotions—Mr. W. Hopkinson has been 7promoledhom
the third to the second class of clerks, York.
USTOMS.—Mr. Edward Corby has been appointed 20th
clerk, Dublin ; Mr. Henry Hogan has been appointed an
out-door officer, Liverpool ; Mr. Thomas Ritson has been
appointed an out-door office; Liverpool ; Mr. A. Burgess
has been promoted from the sth to the 4th class of clerks,
Comptroller-General's-office, London.
INLAND REVENUE (Excise Branch).—Mr. Robt. Jackson,
officer, Sudbury, Ist division, Colchester collection, has
been appointed examiner ; Mr. Isaac F. Ballard, officer,
Walsall, 4th division, Lichfield collection, has been ap-
pointed examiner ; Mr. John White, officer, Limerick, Ist
division, Limerick collection, has been appointed examiner;
Mr. Charles Douglas Stewart, office; Alloa, sth division ;
Stirling collection, has been appointed examiner; Mr.
Fitzgerald Dalme Richards, officer, Liverpool, 11th divi-
sion, Liverpool collection, has been appointed examiner ;
Mr. Edward B. Richards, office; Brechin, 2d division,
Dundee collection, has been appointed an examiner ; Mr.
Henry Handley, officer, Royston, Ist division, Ware col-
lection, has been appointed to Sudbury, Ist division, Col-
chester collection.

THE EAST INDIES.—CoI. H. M. Durand, C. 8., has been
appointed an ordinary member of the Council of the Go-
♦ernor-General of India ; the Hon. W. Muir has been ap-
pointed Secretary to the Government of India in the
Foreign Department. Major E. P. Lloyd has been appointed
to officiate as cantonment magistrate of Dinapore, and
Judge of the Court of Small Causes in that cantonment ;
Captain :J. F. Sherer has been appointed to officiate as
deputy collector of Kamroop ; Mr. J. W. Edgar has been
appointed to officiate as assistant commissioner of
Cachar ; Mr. W. E. Ward has been appointed to officiate
as joint magistrate and deputy collector of Burdwan.
Mr. C. J. Daniell, joint magistrate and deputy collec-
tor, has been appointed a municipal commissioner for
the city of Shahjehanpore, vice Mr. H. D. Willock.
Mr. G. P. Money, civil and sessions judge of Allaha-
bad, had been appointed to officiate as commissionor of Be-
nares, during the absence of Mr. Shakspear, or until fur-
ther orders. Mr. J. W. Sherer, officiating civil and session
judge of Mirzapore, has been appointed to officiate as civil
and session judge of Allahabad. Mr. M. W. Sandys, joint
magistrate and deputy collector of the second grade at Bij-
nour, has been appointed a joint magistrate and deputy col-
lector of the first grade ; Mr. J. R. Reid, officiating joint
magistrate and deputy collector at Budaon, has been ap-
pointed a joint magistrate and deputy collector of the second
grade, vice Mr. Sandys. Mr. W. C. Turner, joint magistrate
and deputy collector of Mirzapore, has been appointed to
officiate as magistrate and collector of that station. Mr. H.
G. Keene, magistrate and collector of Boolundshuhur, has
been appointed to officiate as civil and session judge of
Allygurh. Mr. F. Wigram, officiating magistrate and col-
lector of Mynpoory, has been appointed magistrate and col-
, lector of the Bustee district. Mr. H. B. Webster, joint ma-
gistrate and deputy collector at Boolundshuhur, has been
appointed to officiate as magistrate and collector at that
station. Mr. C. Grant, officiating magistrate and collector
of Futtehpore, has been appointed magistrate and collector
of Jounpore, vice F. M. Bird. Mr. J. Wilson has been ap-
pointed a joint magistrate and deputy collectorof the second
grade at Banda. Mr. L. Reid has been appointed collector
and magistrate Dhurwhar, Bombay Presidency. Mr. H. B.
Boswell has been appointed collector and magistrate of
Rutnagherry. Mr. J. C. White has been appointed sub-col-
lector and joint magistrate of Broach. Capt. A. W. Gillespie
has been appointed Ist class deputy collector and magis-
trate of Hydrabad. Capt. C. J. D. Dodd has been appointed
let class deputy collector and magistrate of Shikarpore ;
Capt. F. J. D. Ross has been appointed 2d class deputy col-
lector and magistrate of Kurrachee.

The Prince Royal of Prussia has just abolished
one of the numerous vestiges of religious intolerance which
disgrace Prussian institutions. Hitherto Jewish volunteers
could not bo admitted to pass as officers of the landwehr.
The prince, as general commanding the secord corps
crarnae, has now removed that disqualification.