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special permission, according to t.417,./V I :§4.
head. 5. Officers employed on the,. r 1:: [4 _
or upon the Staff of the army, are not tO'be-ivludif4.4#
number haieby fixed for the constant duty of'the regtei
or depot, 6. The applications for leave for regimental pay-
masters and medical officers are to continue to be in the
mode prescribed in the regulations and orders for the army.
7. In cases of short leave of absence being requested by
adjutants, ridingmasters, quartermasters, cr veterinary ur-
geons of regiments, it will be necessary that a special report
be made as to the mode in which their duties are to be per-
formed during their absence, and that the commanding
officer is satisfied, 8. The proportion of non-commissioned
officers, trumpeters, drummers, and private men, to whom
furloughs may be granted, is not to exceed 20 per battery
of horse and field artillery, or 10 per troop battery of garri-
son artillery or company. Commanding officers of regi-
ments returning from India may exercise alTheral discretion
in granting furloughs to..soldiers who mare home with
the 'r cOri); • •:Wheti turps -are not stationed in garrisons or
military districts,. the officers commanding are Ist liberty to
use their discretion in granting the indulgence cf „leave of
absence, under the foregoing restrictions, _to _ the officers
and soldiers 'under their command,. reporting the same to
the Atijutant-General. His Royal Highness expects that
the general and other officers, who are empowered to grant
leave of absence under the provisions of this order, will
strictly confine that grant to the• proportion of .officers
herein specified. .

4‘ By command of his Royal Highness the
General Commandipg-in-Chicf,
"JAMES YORKE SCARLET'r, Adjt.-General,"
General Sir Jas, Yorke Scarlett, the Adjt.-Geri.,
has issued a circular memorandum, addressed to the
army at home and abr)ad, conveying his Royal
Highness the Geneva' Comnnanding in-Chief's de-
sire that commanding officers will transmit to the
Horse Guards, with as Little delay as passible, de-
scriptive returns of the regimental It' ergeant-majors
throughout the service, showing the
.period during
which each has held his present appohltment.
Major-Gen. Bloomfield, Inspector-Geieral of the
Royal Artillery, attended by Major TeesLiale, C. 8.,
V.C., aide-de-camp, paid an official visit o! inspec-
tion on Saturday at Aldershot. The Gene; al ;gist
inspected the C and G batteries of the Royal Ho rse
Artillery, commanded by Major Newton and Major
Hay. The two batteries of Field Artillery, col re-
manded by Col. Barry and Col. Turner, were ne; xt
inspected, after which the Major-General came for-
ward, and expressed to the officers his entire saris -
faction at the efficiency and soldierlike bearing of
the troops.

in consequence of the great increase of duty and
responsibility involved on the direction of the
Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, by the
amalgamation of the colleges, the Government has
consented to an augmentation of salary of the
Lieut.-Governor Commandant, Maj.-Gen. Sav dham,
to £l,OOO per annum, instead of, as heretofore, £5OO.
The commuted allowances, equivalent to about £3OO,
including the exemption from payment of the
local rates and taxes, formerly granted, will, how-
ever, under the new regulations be discontinued.
The increased emolument will consequently not
exceed £2OO or £250 per annum. An increase of
salary to Col. Yorke, Second Commandant and In-
spector of Studies, is likewise under consideration.
The Gymnasium and School of Arts, and the racket
court attached, in the reaT of the Academy, are now
completed. The former is built in the cruciform
style, with a lofty glass dorn2 over the centre, and
galleries for spectators, and for .elegance and general
advantages it is considered eqtWl to any establish-
ment of the kind in Europe.

THE LATE TRIALS AT SHOEVU.RYNESS.

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