The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-19 00:00:00

" ORDRE GENERAL.

" Dans la nuit du 20 au 21, Bar la demand° do concoura
quo j'avais adressee au Commandant en Chef de l'Arrnee
Anglaise, en lui faisant observer que les tirailleurs Russes,
s'etablissaient a convert en avant de sea lignes pour prendre
a revers nos travailleurs. Cent riflemen conduits par le
Capitaino Tryon sont sortis des tranchees Anglaises, out
tourne par la gauche les positions occupees par l'ennemie
et les out enlevees apres l'avoir dibusque. Les Russes
formees en colonnes profondes ont t9te troi foie do les
reprendre a la bayonnette, apres avoir fait, pleuvoir la
mitraille sur le detachment Anglais. Nos allies, ont tenu
ferme avec l'energie que nous leur connaissons et tont
mates maitres de la position on nous pouvons les aperce-
voir oe matin.
" Jai youlu rendro hommage devant vous a la vigueur,
avec la quelle s'est accomplice hardi coup do main, qui a
cause la mort an vaillant Capitaine Tryon : nous lui don-
nerous les regrets dtis asa fin glorieuse. Elle resserara les
liens de loyalo confraterniti d'armes qui nous unissent
nos allies.
" Au Quartier General, le 22 9tre, 54,
" Le General Commandant-en-Chef,
"E. CINEOB/CRT."

Who can read such an order without admiring
the spirit and taste of the general who put it forth
The movements, drc., are as follows :—Leave of
absence has been granted at the recommendation
of medical boards to the under-mentioned officers
to proceed to England for the recovery of health :
Major 0. Gore, 13th Light Dragoons ; Major J.
Staveley, 44th Regiment • Brevet-Major J. Coats,
55th Regiment ; Brevet-Major S. Beardmore, 20th
Regiment • Captain T. Martin, 4th Regiment ;
Captain G. Cooper, 44th Regiment ; Captain F.
Wilkinson, 42d Highlanders ; Lieutenant G. Mor-
gan, 4th Dragoon Guards ; Lieutenant M. Dow-
biggin, 4th Regiment ; Lieutenant H. Mcsely, 42d
Highlanders ; Lieutenant R. Gunter, 4th Dragoon
Guards ; A 3sistant-Surgeon Gilborne, R.A. ; As-
sistant-Surgeon F. Baker, Bth Fusilier Guards ;
Assistant-Surgeon J. Coates, 26th Regiment; Cor-
net and Adjutant D. Webb, 4th Dragoon Guards.
The Rev. E. Owen, officiating chaplain to the
forces, has joined the staff of this army, and will
be attached to the 2d Division ; and the Rev. J.
Conti and J. Doyle, Roman Catholic chaplains,
will be attached to tho 21 and 31 Divisions re-
spectively.
DEC. 2.—We have 'had two courts-martial for
offences of the most unsoldierly character. The
first charge was that against W. Holmes, 44th
Regiment, " For disgraceful conduct, in having, at
camp, before Sebastopol, on or about the 22d No-
vember, stolen one pair of boots, one shirt, one pair
of drawers, a
a towel, handkerchief, a candle, some
writing paper, and sword, the property of non-
commissioned officers Bttionne milks and eiiittn

Alexis Dulac, of the 4th Regiment of Chasseurs
d'Afrique." The seoond charge was against Private
T. Bartly and Private J. Lithgow, 47th Regiment,
" For disgraceful conduct, in having at camp, be-
fore Sebastopol, on or about 21st November, stolen
two five-franc pieces, a florin, a shilling, a ten-sous
piece, a 25 copeck piece, a penny piece, and some
small Turkish coins, the property of Louis Rapp
and Pierre Moutinee, of the 50th French Regiment
of the same." All the prisoners were found guilty,
and received this sentence of punishment :—" Fifty
lashes, and to forfeit all advantage as to additional
pay, good conduct pay, and to pension on discharge,
which might otherwise have accrued to them from
length of their former service." Lord Raglan
approved and confirmed the sentences, but was
pleased, in mercy, to remit half the corporal pun-
, ishment in each case. Vegetables, that great com-
fort to an army, can easily be cbtained, for an
order has this day appeared stating that " potatoes
having arrived at Balaklava from Trieste, and pre-
served potatoes from England, regiments will send
to that place for either of these articles, as they
may require them." Leave to England has been
granted to the undermentioned officers :—Major-
General H. Bentinck ; Lieut.-Colonel C. A. Rir-
keley, Scots Fusilier Guards ; Lieut. G. Harrizton,
79th Highlanders ; Captain C. E. Watson, 7th
Royal Fusiliers ; and Paymaster J. Thorp, 63d
Regiment.