The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-21 00:00:00

TILE ARMY.

The following promotions, appointments, and re-
movals have recently taken place in the Army and Ord-
nance medical departments : Army Department—
Deputy Inspector General William Dawson, M.D., pro-
moted inspector general, and removed from Madras to
Bengal, vice Dr. St. John, deceased. Staff Surgeons of
the First Class—J. P. Hawkey, M.D., removed from
London to Hong Kong, vice Dr. M'Andrew, promoted
deputy inspector general ; W. Austin, removed from the
West Indies to Canada; Thomas David Hume, M.D.,
removed from Liverpool to the West Indies ; Thomas
Foss, recently promoted from 92d Highlanders, ordered
to do duty at Liverpool. Staff Surgeon of the Second
Class G. F. Bone, M.D., recently promoted from 36th
Regiment, ordered to do duty in the West Indies, vice
Dr. Gordon, appointed to the 69th Regiment. Staff
Assistant Surgeons—J. R. M. Lewis, M.D., removed
from Chatham to Dublin ; George Smyth King, M.D.,
removed from Canada to Chatham ; John Hendley, from
Cape Coast Castle to Chatham ; W. B. Wallis, H.
Poison and A. C. Ross, M.D., from Chatham to the
West Indies ; William Stewart, M.D., from Chatham to
Bermuda. Ordnance Department—Assistant Surgeons
—D. F. Rennie, M.D., on passage to Australia ; A.
Scott Fogo, M.D., on passage with troops from the Cape
of Good Hope ; and J. C. H. Wright, M.D., on pas-
sage with troops to Ceylon and Hong Kong.
Captain Daubeney's company of the 62d Regiment
proceeded from Kilkenny to Duncannon fort on Wed-
nesday, for Minie rifle target practice, where they relieve
Captain Rynd's company, which have returned to
Kilkenny, having completed its Minie rifle practice.
Major Shearman proceeded to Carlow on Wednesday
to take command of the two companies of the 62d at
that post.
We regret to state that Captain Dallas, 11th Hussars,
whilst hunting near Kilkenny a few days since, received
severe internal injuries, from which he is at present
suffering, from his horse having fallen and rolled over
him.

Lieut. John Pitt Kennedy, 42d, previously 14th Dra
goons, has retired on half pay.
Lieut. Peel, 53d, is appointed paymaster of the regi.
ment.

Major Hart, 49th, has sailed for Malta.
The wooden bedsteads of the 63d at Linenhall-bar-
racks, Dublin, are condemned, and iron bedsteads are
ordered.

The Board of Ordnance have purchased the houses 70
and 71, Stephen-street, Dublin, belonging to the Dean
and Chapter of Christ Church, to be added to Great
Ship-street-barracks, which will greatly increase the
accommodation for troops.
Major Roy, 30th depot, Fermoy, having proceeded on
leave of absence, Captain Rose is in command.
Colonel Bloomfield, R.H.A., has arrived in Galway
on a visit to his sisters, Mrs. Harlow Dennis and Miss
Bloomfield.
Captain Macdonald, 14, has exchanged with Captain
Proby, 74th depot, who will shortly retire from the
service.
Ensign Dwyer, 14th, has left for Winfield, Shinrone.
The adjutantcy of the 72d depot, at Limerick, is vacant
by the promotion of Lieutenant Alison to a company.
Ensign Basset, 67th, is appointed to the 72d.
There is a report that the Tralee-barracks have been
condemned in consequence of imperfect sewerage, and
that the military is therefore to be withdrawn. The
military authorities complain that they cannot make a
main sewer into the river that runs from the barrack,
which would obviate the unwholesomeness. Mr. William
Denny has, on the part of Sir Edward Denny, offered to
have the sewer carried through the part of the Green
demesne adjoining. The removal of a depot from Tralee
would involve the loss of an outlay of 12,0001. a.year to
the town.

PERFORMANCE OF "ANTIGONE " AT OXFORD.—The
organist of Christ Church Cathedral, Dr. Corfe, has an-
nounced a public performance of Antigone, with the
music and choruses of Mendelssohn, to take place at
the Star Assembly Room, on Tuesday, Dec. 6. The
dialogue of the tragedy will be read by that eminent
tragedian, Mr. Vandenhoff, who has been engaged for
the magical.