The Sun.
London, England, 1862-02-10 00:00:00

THE A12211Y.

The following general regimental order, signed
by Col. C. Bingham, Deputy Adjutant-General, no-
tifying promotions, removals, and appointments in
the corps of Royal Engineers, was issued from the
Horse Guards on Saturday:—

" Her Majesty has been pleased to approve the following
promotions in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, viz, :
Lieut. L. P. Walsh, to be Second Captain, vice Boyle, re-
moved to the supernumerary list; Lieut. W. Rooke, to be
Second Captain, vice Pasley, removed to the half-pay
list; Surgeon G. Pain, from the 53d Regiment, to be Sur-
geon, vice Bent, promoted on the Staff; Staff Assistant-
Surgeon A. I. M. Corbett, M.D., to be Assistant-Surgeon,
vice Wright, promoted on the Staff; Assist.-Surgeon J. C
Johnston, from the 9th Regiment, to be Assist.-Surgeon;
Staff Assist.-Surgeon J. A. Turner, to be Assist-Surgeon,
vice Wallis, promoted en the Staff; Capt. and Brevet-
Major J. F. Pennycuick to be Lieut.-Col. in the army ;
Second Capts. H. J. F. E. Hicks and H. Strover to be
Majors in the army.
"Her Majesty has been pleased to approve the good ser-
vice pension of £9l Os 5d,, rendered disposable by the death
of the late Lieut. Burslem, Royal Artillery, being conferred
on Major-Gen. W. B. Ingilby.
"The Queen has been pleased to accept the resignation
of the commissions held by the following officers, viz.,—
Lieut. D. D. Hay and Assist.-Surgeon G. Sharpe, Royal
Artillery. Capt. R. K. Freeth has been appointed Assist.
Dirrector cf Ordnance at the War-office.

"The following officers are raised to increased pay :
Lieut. H. Graves, 11th Brigade, vice Handcock, deceased ;
Lieut. T. J. Jones, 2d brigade, vice Elton, promoted ; Lieut.
R. T. Millett, 15th brigade, vice Franklen, promoted ;
Lieut- J. L. Bell, let brigade, vice R. B. Stoney, deceased ;
Lieut. H. E. Baines, 10th brigade, vice Collingwood, pro-
moted ; Lieut. 11. T. T. Sandes, Ist brigade, vice Anley,
promoted; Lieut. J. R. Yule, llth brigade, vice Walsh,
promoted; Lieut. It. T. Farquhar, 3d brigade, vice Hay,
resigned; and Lieut, J. Younger, Bth brigade, vice Rooke,
promoted.
"The following transfers have been ordered, viz,:—Lieut.
Galloway, from No. 7 battery, 10th brigade, to F battery,
4th brigade ; Lieut. the Hon. E. J. Hewitt, from the depot
to N 0.7 battery, 10th brigade; Assist.-Surgeon Manley, from
the depot, to the Bth brigade; Assist-Surgeon Adsetts,
from the 2d to the 10th brigade.

"His Royal Highness the General Commanding-in-Chief
has been pleased to make the following appointments,
viz. :—Major-G en. Satadham, Royal Engineers, to be
Governor of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich,
vice Col. 'Wilford, Royal Artillery; Major J. E. Thring
to the Gentleman Cadet Company, vice Major Williams ;
Col. E. W 4 Crofton, C,B, to the command of the Royal

The whole of the men required to augment the
2d and 17th companies of Royal Engineers, which
have been selected to be employed at the Great In-
ternational Exhibition, were chosen from the corn-
panics at headquarters, Chatham, on Saturday. In
making the augmentation of the two companies
care was taken to select the men who have been the
longest time in the service, and who bear the best
characters for steadiness and attention to duty. The
men selected to join the 17th company will leave
headquarters for Aldershot Camp, where the com-
pany is quartered, some time during the present
week.
Orders were yesterday issued at Woolwich
directing a detachment of 138 non-commissioned
officers and men of the sth Royal Irish Lancers,
together with 13 women and 14 children, to pro-
ceed this morning from that garrison to Hounslow.
The detachment will be under the command of
Capt. E. Boyd and one subaltern, and in medical
charge of Staff Assist-Surgeon W. C. Boyd. A de-
tachment numbering 117 nonvommissioned officers
and gunners, together with five officers, of the 16th
brigade, sth battery Royal Artillery, has also been
detailed to proceed from Woolwich to Shoebury-
ness, where it will relieve a detachment of four
officers and 115 men of all ranks of No. 4 battery,
15th brigade, ordered to rejoin headquarters on, the
completion of their course of instruction in the Arm-
strong ordnance at the School of Gunnery.
The undermentioned officers and draughts of
troops will embark at Southampton on board-the
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship
Delta on Wednesday :—For Malta—Assist.:Sutg.
Graves, R.A., Ensign Barnes, 2d battalion, 22d
Foot, and one schoolmistress, R.A. For Gibral-
tar—Lieutenant Durnford, R.E.; Lieutenant But-
ler ; Paymaster Falls, wife and child, and 30
men, 2d battalion, Bth Foot; Lieut. Nicholls, wife
and servant, and 50 men, 100th Royal Canadian
Regiment, and the wife, child and female servant of
Deputy-Purveyor Hammond, recently gone on ser-
vice to Canada.