The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT.
The following general order will give great satisfaction
o the Dublin garrison :
" GENERAL ORDER.

"Adjutant General's Office, Dublin, Sept. 5, 1853.
"The lieutenant general commanding has great satis-
faction in communicating to Major General Cochrane and
the officers of the general and Dublin district, and the
garrison staff, and the commanding and other officers, and
to the non-commissioned officers and privates of the garri-
son of Dublin, that he has received from his Excellency
the Lord Lieutenant an intimation that her Majesty was
graciously pleased to express her approbation of their ap-
pearance under arms on the 31st ultimo.
" It also affords the lieutenant general much satisfaction
to be able to communicate, that, in addition to the com-
mendation bestowed upon them by their Sovereign, Field.
Marshal Prince Albert was pleased to express the gratifi-
cation experienced by his Royal Highness from the correct
movements and steadiness of the troops on that occasion.
"Sir Edward Blakeney takes this opportunity of offer-
ing Major-General Cochrane his best thanks for his very
able and judicious arrangements in providing for the per-
formance of the several duties required from the garrison
of Dublin during her Majesty's visit ; and he requests that
the Major-General will express, in the strongest terms, to
the troops under his command, the great pleasure which
their exemplary and soldier-like conduct during this period
has afforded the Lieutenant-General.—By command,
(Signed) " J. EDEN, D.A.,G.
"To Major-General Cochrane, &c., Royal Barracks."
On Tuesday the troops in Limerick, comprising a
battery of Royal Artillery, troop of 7th Dragoon Guards,
14th Regiment, and depot of 60th Rifles, had a grand
field-day at Newcastle racecourse, before Major-General
Fleming, C. 8., who was accompanied by his aide-de-
camp, Capt. Fleming, 63d, and Colonel Cox, A.Q.m.G.
Lieut. De Vere, R.E., has joined at Dover from
leave of absence.
The Grenadier company of the 27th left Enniskillen
for Belturbet to make room for a detachment of the
Royal Sappers and Miners to commence a survey of the
county Fermanagh.
Captain Stapylton's company 27th at Ballysbannon is
ordered to head-quarters, Enniskillen.
The 68th depot has got up amateur theatricals at
Newry.
Captain Bellingham, 50th, Captain Hewett, 62d,
Captain Barry, 65th, Lieutenant Maxwell, 95th, and
Captain Lloyd, Ist West, sold out of the service on Fri-
day last.
Recruiting parties stationed at Beggar's Bush Bar-
racks, Dublin-18th, 65th, 86th, and 87th.
Captain Bickerstaff, Carabineers, and Lieutenant
Orme, 3d Light Dragoons, accompany Lieutenant
General Jackson, as aides-de-camp, to the Cape of Good
Hope.
The Redoubt Barracks, at Enniskillen, have been
given over to the Royal Engineer surveying department.
Lieutenant J. Kelly, Royal Artillery, is appointed
fort adjutant at Antigua.
Lieutenant Maclean is appointed adjutant of the 11th
depot, vice Cardiff.
Lieutenant-Colonel Drought, from the 15th, at Cey-
lon, is upon leave at Lettybrooke, King's County, with
his friends.
Ensign Lord Louth, 79th, attained his natal majority
on the 30th ult., which was celebrated by his tenantry
in Louth.

Coax.—The officers of the 39th Regiment gave a
grand ball at Cork barracks, on Tuesday evening. There
were 300 persons present.