The Sun.
London, England, 1870-05-26 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM INDIA•

Her Majesty's Indian screw relief troopship Jumn'a'
whose arrival at Portsmouth, from Bombay, via the Su
ei
Canal, we announced yesterday, disembarked the troops
and other passengers she brought to England, as per Sub-
joined list, in the afternoon at the dockyard transport jottYi
From Bombay.-77th Infantry, Lieutenant-Colonel IC-e°
and Mrs Kent, Surgeon Holton, Major Orpon ; Capt,d°!
Leggatt, Harvey, Skeen.; Waters, and Mrs W. 13'1,
laugh, Lyon, and Moseley; Assistant-Surgeons 11.1111-d
man and Bennett ; Paymaster Longden, Mrs. Longden. rte
three children ; Lieutenants Henderson, Topp,
Byrne, Spence, Hollingworth, Beadwell, and Hornby ;
tenant and Adjutant White ; Ensigns Fisher, Thorntet;
Dawson, Graham, Fenton, Brown, and Wastm acott ;
non-commissioned officers and privates ; 30 soldler..
wives, and 73 children, Captain Hale 26th net,'„lci
ment ; Captain Eastman, RE., Mrs. Eastman,
three children ; Captain Macnamara, 93d Regime,lV
Mrs Macnamara, and four children ; Captain 11°"',-
41st Regiment, and Mrs Noble; Lieut. Ramsay, 21st
ears ; Lieut. French, 12th Regiment ; Lieut. Beloy,
and Mrs Beszley and child ; Lieut. Garcias, Staff Coq*
Lieut. Sparkes, Staff Corps; and Mrs. Sparkes and nhhi;
Ensign Tarleton, Bengal Army, Mrs Tarleton, and sit
children ; Lieut. ('antley, 38th Regiment ; Lieutenta
Douglas, 7th Fusiliers : 42 time-expired and invalicl!s
soldiers ; 11 soldiers' wives, and 29 children. CaPtaip
Rich, RN., Lieutenant Woodruffe, R.N., and Dr C 1,3
R.N., from her Majesty's Indian relief troopship Malab7„lii
Dr S. A. Willes, R.N., and Messrs Turner and Page, Erin.
the Euphrates ; Assistant Engineer King, from the steau,
tug Prompt; and 80 seamen and marines, invalids, ,0
time-expi,ed men from her Majesty's ships in the /o"2rtia
and Red Seas. From Malta.—Lieutenant Ramsbotharn,u'o
Regiment; 64 invalided and time-expired soldiers flo
.
vario a corps, accompanied by 20 women and 18 childre s
The naval passengers from Malta comprised:—Lieut. 13Y1!,,
and Assist.-Engineer Gregory, with 11 invalided 600'0
from her Majesty's ship Hibernia. The 77th Reginlen,4,o
disembarking were marched into quarters in the Cambrl7...
Barracks, Portsmouth, where the regiment remains in grio
tern lately occupied by the 46th Regi•nent remove"
Winchester. The invalided soldiers were transferred frost
the Jumna to the Royal Victoria Military Hospitt
Netley, and the time-expired men were sent on to the'
regimental depots.

The Bishop of Winchester has conferred the
Rectory of St. Nicholas, Guildford, vacant by the Pre'eof
ment of the Right Rev. Bishop Ryan to the Vicaragetor
Bradford, upon the Rev. John M. Sumner, M.A., gee
of Bureton, eldest son of Dr. Sumner, late Bisi',°„rdeo
Winchester. The Rectory of Bureton, which Inc"'
the town of Petersfield, is worth £1,200 a year.
CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY.—The report of I,
directors to the ordinary general meeting, on Alii,eery
states that every effort to attract the public, and
possible economy in carrying out the attractione,,ll,;vl
been made during the winter months. It has been -
necessary during the past six months to incur some 01:,:s
diture in the substantial repair of the structure and act-ot
sories of the Palace, in order to maintain that ireP°' avd
part of the property of the company in full stability tie
effiCieney A company has been formed under the
of " The Crystal Palace Aquarium Company (Liluit,eftco•
with a capital of £.0,000 in 2 v
,000 shares, for the cons"s d
tion, furnishing, and maintenance of a series of se",,,eee
fresh water aquariums in a portion of the space be",i the
the present north or Sydenham end of the Palace 10'00-
Water Tower. Applications for shares to an amount ived
siderably exceeding the required sum have been reeeideeo
from Crystal Palace proprietors. The company "
„11,;is
registered under "The Company's Act of MD',sritb
the directors have entered into an arrangsmeet f tb°
it, under the powers granted by the resolution Ition
meeting in December last. After careful exatuitta of
of the statistics of various existing aquariums, 'I:. the
analogous exhibitions in the Crystal Palace itse"fror.l
directors are induced to believe that the net profits
..fO,
the proceeds of admission to the aquariums will be 710.
cient to enable the arrangement to be closed and b} i°•
perty in the aquariums to to secured to the dOMPanYcristol
three years after opening the Exhibition. The oof I`
Palace Company will then find itself in possessi% also
highly popular attraction free of ccst, and 'o'll,tosce
have the connection re-established between the The
and the Orangery which has been so long interrupted
Bath scheme, which was brought before the proprietoTbeeu
former meeting though not yet errried out, has noo
00j
abandoned. A limited compiny Las been formed be
be
registered, and when it is matured the directors holo.4ors
able to adopt the arrangement sanctioned by the propels
in June, 1869.