The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

THE SET /4, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, /8/10,

ARMY OF THE PUNJAUB.

We subjoin the General Order of the Commander
in-chief, giving a " revised detail" of the troops form
ing the army of the Punjaub
" DETAIL.

Artillery—Divisional Staff— Brigadier-General J.
Tennant, commanding; Lieutenant H. A. Olpherts, aide-
de camp; Lieutenant and Brevet Captain J. Abercombie,
deputy-assistant adjutant-general ; Captain C. Hagge,
commissary of ordnance ; Lieutenant P. Christie, de-
puty commissary of ordnance ; Lieutenant H. Tombs,
deputy-assistant quartermaster general.
"Brigade Staff—Brigadier G. Brooke, C.B. ; Lieute-
nant C. V. Cox, major of brigade.
" Horse Artillery—Head-quarters and 4th troop, Ist
brigade ; head-quarters, and Ist, 2d, 3d, and 4th troops,
2d brigade ; head-quarters, and Ist, 2d, and 4th troops,
3d brigade.
"Brigade Staff—Brigadier E. Huthwaite, C. 8.; Lieu-
tenant E. Kaye, major of brigade.
"Foot Artillery-Ist company, Ist battalion (No. 10,
11. F. battery); 3d company, Ist battalion (No. 17,
11. F. battery); 2d company, 2d battalion (reserve); 3d
and 4th companies, 3d battalion (reserve); head- guar-
thrs, and let, 2d, and 4th companies, 4th battalion (re-
serve); Ist company, 6th battalion (reserve); 2d com-
pany, 7th battalion (No. 6, ILI?. battery)* 3d company,
7th battalion (No. 5, H. F. battery); 6th company, 7th
battalion (reserve).
" Engineers—Divisional Staff—Brigadier J. Cheape,
C. 8., Chief Engineer; Ist Lieutenant A. G. Goodwyn,
Adjutant, Engineer department, army head-quarters;
Ist Lieutenant P. Garforth, major of brigade.
Brigade Staff—Major G. B. Tremenheere, Brevet-
Major R. Napier, Captain J. Glasford, Captain J. R.
Oldfield, Captain J. Anderson, Captain B. W. Goldie,
Captains W. Abercrombie, J. R. Western, Ist Lieuten-
ant and Brevet Captain 11. Siddons, A Cunningham;
Ist Lieutenants C. B. Young, R B. Smith, 11. Yule,
T. S. Irwin, W. E. Morton, J. H. Maxwell, W. A.
Crommelin, G. W. W. Fulton, A. Taylor; 2d Lieu-
t,nants A. Fraser, C. S. Paton, T. G. Glover, H. Hyde,
S. Young, F. C. Grindall, W. W. H. Greathed, W. R.
Oliphant, H. W. Gulliver, C. Pollard, C. T. Stewart,
F. R. Maunsell.

" Sappers and Pioneers—lst company Sappers, 23
cAnpany Sappers, 3d company Sappers, Ist company
Pioneers, 2d company Pioneers, 3d comp- ny Pioneers,
4th company Pioneers, sth company Pioneers, 6th
company Pioneers, 7th company Pioneers.
" Cavalry—Divisional Staff—Major-General Sir J.
Thackwell, K.C.B. and K. 11., commanding ; Lieut. E
J. Thackwell, aide de-camp ; Captain E. Pratt, deputy-
assistant-adjutant-general ; Lieut. T. 'l'. Tucker, de-
puty-assistant quarter-master- general.
" Brigade Staff-Ist Brigade—Brigadier M. White,
C. 8., Captain G. Cautley, major of brigade.
" Corps—Her Majesty's 3d Light Dragoons, her Ma-
jesty's 14th Light Dragoons, sth Regiment of Light
Cavalry, Bth Regiment of Light Cavalry.
" 2d Brigade—Brigadier A. Pope, C. 8., Lieutenant
and Brevet-Captain S. F. Macmullen, major of brigade.
" Corps—Har Majesty's 9th Lancers, Ist Regiment
of Light Cavalry, 6th Regiment of Light Cavalry.
" ad Brigade—Brigadier H. F. Salter, Lieut. E. C.
Warner, major of brigade.
" Corps-11th Regiment of Light Cavalry, 7th Irre-
gular Cavalry, 11th Irregular Cavalry.
"4th (Irregular) Brigade—Brigadier J. S. Hearsey,
Lieutenant N. B. Chamberlain, major of brigade.

" Corps-3d Irregular Cavalry, 9th Irregular Cavalry,
1:-.1ih Irregular Cavalry.
" lufantry—Divisional Staff—First Division—Major-
General W. S. Whish, C. 8., commanding ; Lieutenant
A. Need, aide-de-camp ; Captain J. C. Kennedy, extra
ai.!e-de-eamp ; Lieutenant and Brevet Captain G. P.
Whi,h, deputy assistant adjutant-general ; Brevet Major
A. M. Becher, assistant-quartermaster-general.
"Brigade Staff-Ist Brigade—Brigadier A. Hervey;
Captain E. Wiggens, major of brigade.
" Corps— Her Alajesty's 10th Foot, Bth Regiment of
Native Infantry, 72d Regiment of Native Intantry.

" 2d Brigade—Brigadier F. Markham ; Captain A. L.
Balfour, major of brigade.

" CurP3—:Her Maj,7sty's 32d Foot, 49th Regiment of
Native Infantry, 51st Regiment of Native Infantry.
" Second Division—, Major- General Sir W. IL Gilbert,
K.C.8., commanding; Lieut. C. R. Colt, aide-de camp;
Brevet-Major C. Chester, assistant adjutant general;
Lieut. A. S. Galloway, deputy-assistant quartermaster-
general.

" Brigade Staff-3d Brigade: Brigadier J. Fckford;
Captlin W. C. Campbell, major of brigade.
" Corps-31st Regiment of Native Infantry, 56th Re-
giment of Native Infantry, 73d Regiment of Native
Infantry. _ _

" 4tl; Brigade—Brigadier C. Godby, C. 8.; Captain
M. E. Shirwell, major of brigade.
" Corps-2d European Regiment, 45th Regiment of
Native Infantry, 70th Regiment of Native Infantry.
" 5.h Brigade—Brigadier A. S. H. Mountain, C. 8.;
Li2ut. C. E. Macdonnell, major of brigade.
" Corps—Her Majesty's 29th Foot, 13th Regiment of
Native Infantry, 30th Regiment of Native Infantry, 52d
Regiment of Native Infantry.
"Third Division.—Divisional Staff.—Brigadier-Ge-
neral C. Campbell, C. 8., commanding; Captain E.
Haythorne, aide de-camp. Brevet-Major G. C. Pon-
sonby, assistant-adjutant-general; Ensign H. R. Garden,
deputy-assistant quartermaster-general.
" Brigade Staff.-6th Brigade.—Brigadier J. Penny-
cuick, U.B. and L. H.; Captain C. R. Harris, major of
brigade.
" Corps.—Her Majesty's 24th Foot, 22d Regiment of
Native Infantry, 25th Regiment of Native Infantry.
" 7th Brigade.—Brigadier N. Penny, C. 8.; Lieute-
nant and Brevet Captain J. D. Wrherson, major of
brigade.
" Corps.-15th Regiment of Native Infantry, 20th
Regiment of Native Infantry, 69th Qegiment of Native
Infantry.
" Bth Brigade.—Brigadier J. Hoggan; Captain D. C.
Keiller, major of brigade.
" Corps.—Her Majesty's 61st Foot, 36th Regiment of
Native Infantry, 46th Regiment of Native Infantry.
" Army Commissariat Department.—Joint Deputy
Commissary-General Captain J. Railton, general charge
in the field.

" Assistant Commissary-General Captain G. Newbolt,
field office of accounts; Brevet Captain G. Thompson;
Captain F. Lloyd, Moultan field force.
" Depnty-Assistant Commissary-Generals —Captain
G. B. Reddie ; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel J. G. W.
Curtis, Executive Charge C. in C.'s camp; Brevet-Major
E. R. Mainwaring, 6th infantry brigade; Captain J. G.
Gerrard, Commissariat Depot, Ramnuggur.
" Sub-Assistant Commissary-Generals—Captain T.
F. Hobdar, field depot; Lieutenant C. C. Robertson,
Moultan field force; Brevet Captain J. Turner, ditto;
Lieutenant F. C. Tombs, ditto; Lieutenant W. William-
son, 4th infantry brigade; Lieutenant E. J. Simpson, lit
cavalry brigade.
, " Officiatink Sub-Assistant Commissary-Generals—
Lieutenant
11". Ramsay, field depOt; Lieutenant J. E.
Gastrell, 2d cavalry brigade; Brevet Captain T. C.
;
brigade e
W. BrevetD .
Bishop, Captain
7th
ditto;
Birch, artillery division; Captain S. B. Faddy, 3d infan-
Ltriyeubterni
Gordon,
Lieutenant 5
th
Hdi.ttco.;
James, Bth ditto; Lieutenant J. I. Willes, Captain J.
Cooper, Moultan field force.
" Paymaster—Captain C. Campbell,'
66 In Charge' of Military Chest, Moultan field force—
Captain C. Cheape.
"Deputy-Judge Advocate-General—Lieutenant E. B.
Johnson.
Baggagemaster7Ensign S. Dpglss, unattached.

•
"Superintending Surgeon—Senior Surg,eon C. Renny.
"Ditto ditto, Moultan force—Surgeon T. E. Dempster.
"Field-Surgeon—Surgeon J. Menne.
" Medical Storekeeper—Assistant-Surgeon F. Dou-
glas, M.D.
" Ditto, Moultan field force—Assistant-Surgeon J. C.
Graham, M.D.
"Postmaster—Captain J. Lang.
" Ditto, Moultan field force—Lieutenant F. M. Martin.
"Chaplain—The Reverend W. J. Whiting, A.M.
"Provost Marshals—Sergeant-Major S. Budd, Ser-
geant-Major W. Hills, Muultan fi. Id tutee.
" Deputy Provost Marshal, ACtillg• Quarter•Master-
",.rgeant It. Cux, artillery division.
"Ditto
ditto, Sergeant J. M'Ewan, cavalry division.
)i , tto ditto, Sergeant P. Gibbons, 2d infantry di-
tto ditto, Sergeant M. Foley, 31 infantry division.
" Assistant Baggage Mast Lieco Troop Sergeant-
M..,jor J. Ryali”" ( r,_

LOUIS PIIILIPPF}
ttoT Louts-PittupPE.— The
Wakefield Journal states that a /Huns. St. .Hilaire, formerly
editor of La France, in a lecture recently delivered at
Wakefield on "The French Revolution," entered into a
;thy disquisition with the view of showing that Louis-
Philippe was not Louis-Philippe, and asserted that he had
seen documents which clearly proved that, two days after
the birth of the real Louis, in Italy, he was exchanged for
the child of an Italian gaoler, named Carpini, whose son the
late Monarch of France was in reality, and not then of a
Duke of Orleans.