The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-09 00:00:00

MILITIA.

A great many young men belonging to different mili-
tia regiments which have finished their period of training
have joined the Royal Navy. Sixty have been sent
down to Plymouth, to be put on board the ships fitting
for sea at that port. Landsmen between 19 and 22,
standing 5 feet 61 inches, are still being entered for her
Majesty's naval service.
The 4th Middlesex Militia, Lieutenant• Colonel Bagot,
unattached, commandant, were yesterday inspected at
Hounslow by Colonel Bush, acting inspector of the re-
cruiting department. The regiment has been out train-
ing since the 15th ult., and the men have acquired a
very fair knowledge of military duty. The regiment
completes its period of training on Saturday, when the
men will be dismissed.

A detachment of the Ist Somerset Militia, consisting
of 600 men, were yesterday forwarded by railway from
Taunton to Plymouth to do garrison duty.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JUNE 8.
The subjoined class list has this afternoon been issued
by the Moderators :

CLASS I.
Arnold, Charles T., Corpus Christi College.
Browne, John C., Corpus Christi College.
Buchanan, Thomas 8., Exeter College.
Cattlow, James S., St. John's College.
Curteis, Arthur M., Trinity College.
Davey, Horace, University College.
Dunbar, George R., New College.
Evered, John J. G.' Magdalen Hall.
Jones, William T., Pembroke College.
Price, George W., /Nlagdalen
Rawdon, William E., Wadham College.
Tanner, Joseph, Queen's College.
CLASS 11.
Abbey, Charles J. Lincoln College.
Ainger, Edward 8., Pembroke College.
Bartrum, Edward, Pembroke College.
Bulkley, Edward, Lincoln College.
Burrough, John, Queen's College.
Coleridge, Alfred J., University College.
Dundas, Robert J. Exeter College.
Everett, Charles H., Balliol College.

Gosling: Sohn F., Balliol College.
Grant, Edward P., New College.
Halcomb, Thomas R., Brasenose College.
Hamerton, Samuel C., University College.
Harper, Henry W., Merton College.
Hawkins, Edward, Balliol College.
Hawkins, James B. H., Merton College.
Henniker, Robert, Trinity College.
Longley, Henry, Christ Church.
Morice, William H., Jesus College.
Sewell, Capel J., Brasenose College.
Shepherd, William 8., Queen's lege.
Smith, Albert, Lincoln College.
Warren, Hon. John B. L., Christ Church.
Wilberforce, William F., University College.
Witherby, Cornelius, Lincoln College.
ROBERT SCOTT,
ROWLAND MUCKLESTON, Moderators.
GEORGE F. DE TESSIER,
EDWARD POSTE,

REAPPEARANCE OF CHOLERA IN GLASGOW.—We re-
gret to learn that cholera has again made its appear-
ance in Glasgow, after the town had been for about a
fortnight entirely free of the disease. During last week
(and just upon the removal of a number of the public
wells which had been set up by the police and the water
company in the poorer parts of the city) the distemper
again broke out, and within the last 3 or 4 days there
have been no fewer than 18 cases in the city parish and
a number of deaths. On Monday evening there were 9
cases in the City Parish Cholera Hospital.--Glasgow
Chronicle.
EASTBOURNE.—On Friday last a earlier pigeon was
shot at Eastdean, about three miles from here. On its
leg was found a slip of paper, with the names of the
first and second horses in the great Derby race, viz. :
" Andover; and "King Tom." The poor bird had
probably been driven ont of its mule by the etrong
northerly winds-1360m Gazette.