The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-02 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 3d battalion of the Grenadier Guards left
Wellington Barracks yesterday morning shortly
after 8 o'clock for a month's duty at the camp at
Ald ershot.

The Megmra screw troopship, Com. Henderson,
arrived at Portsmouth yesterday morning from Ply-
mouth with the right wing of the 37th Regiment
on board, under the command of Capt. Bazalgette,
consisting of five companies headquarters, four cap-
tains, nine subalterns, two staff, 27 sergeants, 16
drummers, 21 corporals, and 415 privates, who were
landed from the steamer at the dockyard and for.
warded by special train on the London and South-
Western Railway to Farnborough ; they were to
march thence into the camp at Aldershot to join the
left wing, which had previously arrived there from
Plymouth.
?Ir. Stewart, principal storekeeper in the War
Department at Portsmouth, having completed a
period of 50 years' service wider the Crown, has re-
tired with the highest rate of pension. Mr. Rowland,
who has just returned to England from service in
Caußda, succeeds Mr. Stewart.

The Deputy-Adjutant.General, Col. Chas. Bing-
ham, has promulgated the following General Regi-
mental Order regarding officers of the Royal Artil-
lery :

" 1118 11.°5a1 Highness the General Commanding-
in- Chief has been pleased to appoint Col. Sir David
Edward Wood, ic..033.,
to the Ist Royal Horse
Brigade, vice Lake. The undermentioned officers
pare raised to increased Pay, viz. :—Lieut.-Col.
Arnold Thompson, Ist Brigade, vice Crofton ;
Lieut.-Col. Henry Clerk, on the Supernumerary
List ; Lieut.. Col. Francis Beckford Ward, 13th
Brigade, vice Faddy; Lieut. Leonard Downes, Bth
Brigade, vico Wells deceased ; Lieut. B• R. Greig,
Bth Brigade, vice Chute, deceased; Lieut. I. IV,
Barnard, 11th Brig ade,vice Gcary,pr?moted ; Lieut.
J. B. Ormsby, 10th Brigade, vice Rice, promoted ;
Lieut. F. A. Hand, 9th Brigade, vice Knox, pro-
moted ; Lieut. R. Walkey,l3th Brigade,vice Perise,
promoted. Exchanges have been sanctioned be_
t ween the following officers,viz. :—MajorL Estrange,
10th Brigade, and Capt. Denne, l lth Brigade; Se-
cond Capt. Wthinyates, Ist Brigade, and Second
Capt. Purvis, 9th Brigade ; Second Capt. Daubuz,
9th Brigade, and Second Capt. Smith Neill, 11th
Brigade ; Second Capt. Watson, 4th Brigade, and
Second Capt. Betty, Bth Brigade; Lieut. Hallett, of
No. 5, and Lieut. Morley, No.B Battery, Ist Brigade;
Lieut. H. M. Burgess, 31 Brigade, and Lieut. J. A.
Campbell, 9th Brigade ; Surgeon Duff, M.D., 4th
Brigade, and Surgeon Nash, M.D., 10th Brigade ;
Veterinary Surgeon Williamson, Ist Royal Horse
Brigade, and Veterinary Surgeon Paley, 4th Bri-
gade. Veterinary Surgeon Lambert is transferred
from the 9th to the 14th Brigade, and to proceed to
Woolwich to embark with draughts for India;
Veterinary Surgeon Tatarn is to join and do duty in
Ireland, vice Lambert; Riding-masters Nirr and
Sampson are eo hold themselves in readiness to em-
bark with draughts for India, and will be posted
to the 11th and 14th Brigades on arrival. Re-
ferring to General Regimental Ordei of the
9th of May, 1862, the following alterations
in the postings or (Accra have been approved,
!—Linut.-Coloncl J. Ti. Smyth, C.B. (doing
at Woolwich), to the 2d Royal Horse
Thi4a& ; CE. Kaye, to the 25th Brigade;
(; A 1) Battery, 4th olt.
A. Blunt, to Royal Horse
No. Battery, 18th Bri-
gade ;Copt. J.)quglas, to
; Second Capt. G. B. Traall, of the Royal Horse
Brigade, to be adjutant in the same; Lieutenant
24th Brigade,
D. M'Farlan, from No. 3 battery, to
D battery 2d Royal Horse Brigade; Lieut. G. F.
Blackwood, to No. 2 battery, 22d Brigade; Lieut.
N. D. Garrett, to No. 4 battery 22d brigade ; Lieut.

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