The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-20 00:00:00

68TH LIGHT INFANTRY.

MALTA, July 12.—The 68th Light Infantry, now
quartered at Malta, have received orders to proceed to
Gallipoli, to relieve the 4th Regiment, which proceeds to
Varna. The following order (by the way, as compli-
mentary and well deserved a one as a dashing set of fel-
lows could desire to read), was issued by Lieut. Colonel
H. Smith on the 7th :

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"The commanding officer having received orders to
hold the regiment in readiness for an immediate move to
the East, trusts the regiment will recollect the high
character it has always held, and that every one will do
his best to maintain that character. The old soldiers
must set the example to the young, and all must do
their duty.

"By cheerfulness and obedience to orders, under all
circumstances and difficulties, steady conduct on the
line of march and in quarters, and a determination in
every one to keep up the credit and discipline of the
regiment, he feels confident that the happiness of every
one under his command will be increased, and the good
name which the regiment has gained wild always be
maintained."

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of numerous officers in garrison at
Windsor, Hounslow,
and London. This fine regiment of household cavalry
is understood to be in a high state of efficiency, and
ready to take active service at the shortest notice.
The wives and families of the soldiers belonging to
the 46th Regiment, to the number of more than 200,
have been sent from Windsor, preparatory to the
marching of the service companies for the seat of war in
the East. The day for the departure of the 46th has
not yet been fixed.
The final arrangements for the future garrison of
Windsor have now been decided upon. The Stafford-
shire Militia (King's Own), at present quartered at
Dover, will relieve the 46th, and continue at Windsor
for a month. The duty will then be taken for a similar
period by the Royal Bucks (King's Own) Militia, now
quartered at Weedon. At the latter end of September,
or beginning of October, when the Court is expected at
the Castle, the Infantry barracks willbe occupied by the
Essex Rifles, who will probably remain the whole of the
winter.
Yesterday afternoon the 46th, commanded by Colonel
Garrett and Majors Maxwell and Fyffe, had another
field-day in the Home Park.
7TR DRAGOON GUARDS.—A squadron of this regiment
have marched from Athlone, and are expected to arrive
in Dublin on Monday. They will occupy Island-bridge
Barracks.
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Sir Joseph Thackwell, accompanied by his aide-de-
camp, Major Roche, of Baliymonies, has arrived at his
residence at Aghada, Cork, where he makes a limited
stay. Sir Joseph has just returned from inspecting the
cavalry stationed in Newbridge.
THE ARMY LIM—It maynot yet be generally known
that a new and extraordinary feature has been introduced
into this oitcial periodical. The Secretary at War an-
nounces ho will take approved advertisements at 2/. per
page. In the number of this month there are 12 pages.
We presume the price is intended to be reduced.