The Sun.
London, England, 1862-03-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The annual change of quarters of the household
cavalry will take place on Wednesday, the 2d prox.,
when the 2d Regiment of Life Guards will march
from the Spittal Barracks, Windsor, to Regent's
Park Barracks. The Royal Horse Guards will re-
move from Regent's Park Barracks to Knights-
bridge Barracks, and the Ist Regiment of Life
Guards will march from Knightsbridge to Windsor.
It is expected that the first battalion of Scots Fusilier
Guards, which has been doing duty at Windsor Castle
since September last, will be relieved by the Ist bat-
talion Grenadier Guards on the 15th of April next.
The Ist battalion 2d Queen's Royal Regiment was
paraded on Thursday, for the purpose of obtaining
64 volunteers for the 53d Regiment, and Ist battalion
Bth Regiment, to complete the strength of those re-
spective corps, without resorting to recruiting ; the
Ist battalion 2d Regiment has 64 men in excess of
its established strength. Each man receives on
joining the regiment he volunteers into Ll ls. The
volunteers must be over 5 feet 6 inches in height, of
good character, and undergo a strict medical exami •
nation. Col. North, Ist battalion 60th Rifles, con-
ducted the volunteering. _

A detachment of the Ist battalion Scots Fusilier
Guards arrived in the North Camp, Aldershot, on
the 18th inst., from Windsor, for rifle practice, and
is temporarily quartered in F lines. On the follow-
ing day a detachment of the Coldstream Guards ar-
rived from London for musketry instruction, and
was quartered in the E and F lines.
The non-commissioned officers of the Royal En-
gineers at Headquarters, Chatham, have decided on
placing a full-length oil painting of General Sir J.
F. Burgoyne, G.C.8., RE., Inspector-General of
Fortifications, in their library at Brompton Bar-
racks, and have voted the necessary amount for its
purchase.
Lieut.-Col. West/op, 29th Regiment, stationed at
Aldershot, has leave of absence until his retirement
from the service.

The authorities at the War-office being desirous
of ascertaining the quantity of large grained powder
consumed on board the various vessels of war, as
well as at the several divisions of Royal Marines,
orders have been received at Chatham, from the
Admiralty, directing such return to be rendered
quarterly, and forwarded from each ship in commis-
sion, and from each division of Royal Marines.
Colonel R. J. M'Killop, Second Commandant of
the Plymouth division of Royal Marines, having
retired from the service on full pay, with the
honorary rank of Major-General, after 33 years'
service, the following promotions and appointments
in the corps of Royal Marines were yesterday an•
flounced at head-quarters, Chatham :—Lieut.-Col:
and Brevet-Col. W. F. Hopkins, C. 8., of the Wool-
wich division, to be Colonel Second Commandant,
and appointed to the Plymouth division ; Capt. C.
Louis, of the Woolwich division, to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, and appointed to the same division ; First
Lieut. W. A. Delacombe, of the Woolwich division,
to be Captain, and appointed to the same division ;
Second Lieut. W. M. Swinton, of the Woolwich
division, to be First Lieutenant, and appointed to
the same division ; Lieut.-Col. and Brevet-Col.
H. E. Tate, acting Second Commandant of the Ar-
tillerydiv .
division, to be Colonel Second CAonmemxacnhdaanngte,
and appointed to the same division.
of divisions
(h..asi.:eeTn.
Colwell, of
sanctionedo thebetweenw
ooiF;d.
Woolwich.
Lieut. J. C. Hare, of the Portsmouth division, and
First Lieut. l
division.

pLymouvr, Thursday.—Tlie bark Millbrook, 325
tons registers Capt. J. M. Barrow, belonging to Mr. Vitus,
Harwich
a cargo of tea from China, passed up
Channel Yesterday. of terday She left Whampoa November 27, and
roan
ded the Cape of Good Hope January 19. In lat. 24 11
S., long. 67 30 E., she encountered a cyclone which ,lasted
24 hours, and carried away jibboorn, sails, &c., and th©
,with
star board bulwarks. The Milibrook spoke, December IG,
Isl S., from
6 lO
long.
8
long.utta f7o7r 3L3iver"pool ; and in January, lat. 34
3
the ship James Leversey, 31
days Calcutta
28 27 E., the ship Sultana, 32 days from Bom-
t. i
bay for Liverpool, and the bark Lady Londesborough, 19
days from the Mauritius for London. The schooner Swan,
of Salcombe, from St. Michael's, passed up Channel yes-
terday, and reported the total loss of the schooner Contest,
Captain Battiste, belonging to Messrs. King and others, of
Plymouth, which was driven from the anchorage _;-ren,.a.l
by a furious gale, and, being in a sinking state, was aban-
doned by the crew, who were drowned while vainly endea-
vouring to return to the island in their boats. The schouner
Astra, of Salcombe, 11 day s from St. Michael's for Londt,inine,
passed up Channel yesterday. The American
lbvriobrw.e.
J. W. Spencer, from Demerara, with timber for Woolwich
. rill :nil,-
Dockyard, arrived in the Sound yesterday ; alsodeo A
7 entevideo for
1 castle ; the American bark Milton,
from
from Akyal, for
can schooner Ann and Susan, from Montevideo
Landon; and the Swedish bark Ostindien,
for New-
Antwerp.
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