The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-08 00:00:00

MILITARY.

A detachment of the 15th Foot, with a detachment of
the 37th Regiment, under the command of Lieutenant
W. J. Bazalgette, 37th, arrived on Saturday at the in-
valid depot, Fort Pitt, Chatham, from Ceylon ; and a
detachment of the 16th Foot also arrived as invalids
from Jamaica.

The undernamed officers at Chatham Garrison have
obtained leave of absence :—Lieutenant Richard L.
Warrand, and Lieutenant Richard L. Craster, 35th,
until their embarkation for Calcutta ; Captain W.
Henry Kirby, 94th, until the 30th inst. ; and Ensign
John Murray until the 14th inst.
Lieut.-General Fleming has resumed the command of
the Limerick district.
Lieut.-Colonel Douglas, district adjutant-general at
Limerick, is likely to succeed Major General Eden as
deputy adjutant-general in Dublin.
Ensign the Hon. Hugh Massy, second son of Lord
Clarina, has joined the depot 4th, or King's Own, at the
Isle of Wight, on appointment.

THE 21sT REGIMENT.
The Ist division of the 21st Regiment (Royal North
British Fusiliers) arrived at Cork on Thursday, from
Dublin ; the second division arrived on Friday, and the
third division on Saturday. They will await transports
for conveyance to the East. The depot will be stationed
with the provisional battalion at Fermoy. The colonel
is Lieut.-General Sir De Lacy Evans, K.C.8., and the
lieutenant-colonel in command Frederick George Ainslie.
The depot of the 21st, under Captain.-Hobbs, with the
following officers—Captains Charter and Collingwood ;
Lieutenants Peddie, Killeen, and Best ; and Ensign
Cairnes—has arrived at Buttevant, from Dublin.
The depot troops of the Scots Greys have arrived at
Newbridge, from Liverpool.

THE 57TEL REGIMENT.
A draft of the 57th Regiment, stationed at Limerick,
consisting of Captain Logan, Lieutenants Arbuckle and
Coghlan, Ensigns Ingham and Ashwin, four serjeants,
two drummers, and 214 rank and file, under the com-
mand of Lieut.-Colonel T. Shadworth, has arrived in
Cork, to await transport for conveyance to join the
service companies at Corfu.

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of a medical inspection was.t _ t only 30 men were sent
into hospital, and the remainder, with the exception of
the Guards, were sent to the invalid depot, St. Mary's
Barracks, to await the decision of a Chelsea board,
which will assemble in a few days.

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THE LANCERS' NEW UNIFORM.UNIFORM.The Lancers' new uniform will consist of a tunic or
frock, similar to the one to be worn by the regiments
particularly denominated Light Dragoons ; but the seams
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be white, similar to the facings. The cap and
trousers will be the same as usual. The colour
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be blue ; indeed, of late the 16th Lancers was
the only corps permitted to retain the scarlet, a
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distinction now to be abolished, no doubt much
to the regret of the recruiting serjeant, as the eye of
the recruit generally falls on the more prominent colour.
Our governments have of late years been very whimsical
in regard to military dress ; but this change is the most
remarkable of all, particularly as a wholesale set is made
against lace, much to the consternation of the gold and
silver lace tradesmen. The now Hussar and heavy
uniforms are under consideration. Mr. Rogers, of
Covent-garden, is the designer of the Lancers' new
uniform ; there are numerous competitors in the field
for the others.

THE AMBULANCE CORPS.
Several of the men intended for this corps left London
yesterday for the East. The corps is to be under the
command of a Captain Grant, and the uniform is to be
grey. The duty will be to pick up stragglers, the
wounded, &c. The pay is to be two guineas per week,
with rations - fine pay certainly for quondam policemen,
more than a poor lieutenant receives.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.
One hundred ma of the Royal Artillery proceldeci
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