The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-30 00:00:00

DUBLIN.

The illuminations and displaY o f firewlrks have not
been surpassed in splendour by any similar display dur.
in; the last quarter of a century.

Similar demonstrations took place at Liverpool, Man.
chester, Salford, Birmingham, Sheffield, Salisbury,
Huddersfield, Leicester, Shrewsbury, and Reading.

DISEMBODIMENT OF ENGLISH AND
SCOTCH MILITIA.

The following is a copy (a blank b3ing left for the
name) of a circular forwarded by Lord Patimure, toge-
ther with the warrant for disembodiment, to the co►n-
n:anding officers of the several regiments above-men-
tioned:—

" War Deprtment, May, 1856.
"Sir,—Her Majesty having been plemel to sign or-
ders for disembodying the Regiment of Militia
of the county of , with alt convenient
speed, I am commanded to express to you the very
great satisfaction which her Majesty, has received
from the exemplary services of the said corps, under
your command, and to acquaint you that her Ma-
jesty is pleased to grant the following allowances on the
occasion to the officers and men, hereinafter-mentioned.
" To each subaltern an allowance equal to six months'
pay, and to the surgeon, and assistant-surgeon an allow-
ance equal to one year's pay, from the day of disembodi-
ment exclu,ive.

"The adjutact and other members of the permanent
staff are not to have any gratuity or allowance on dis-
embodiment, as they will revert-to the pay fixed for their
respective ranks previously to the etnbodinent of the
corps, as specified in article 186 of the M.litia Regula-
tions, dated the Ist September, 1854. The qiiarterrnas-
ter, now holding a commission is such, will also be re-
tained on the permanent staff, with pay at
" Her Majesty is further graciously pleased to permit
the volunteers to receive on disembodiment the unissued
portion of their annual bounty of this year. They will
also he allowed to take away with them the clothing of
the past year, as well as any other articles of necessaries
that may he absolutely required, and can be furnished.
But care is to be taken that the acme, accoutrements,
nod knapsacks, as also the new clothing issued to them
01 the Jet April, 1853; be all collected, in order that
they may be i roperly lodged in the county store, as di-
r icte.l by law.

"Before your regiment is disembodied you will cause
an exact muster to be taken by the regimental paymas-
ter of the several companies of the corps ; you-will also
see that all the quarters be duly cleared, and take espe-
cial care that the accounts of the men be made up, and
all their just pretensions e.mipletely swisfied to the
time of their being dismi-sed. .
"I am also COMM3D led to desire your most particu-
lar attention that no serj,,,ant or drummer be retained
on the permanent etiff beyond the period of his engage-
ment for five years, who is not in every respect fit and
qualified for the active duties of his situation.
"Toe allowan,,es to captains of companies are to be
issued 'only to the day of disembodiment inclusive.
"The paymaster is to balance his final account to the
date of disembodiment inclusive with the regimental
agent, after which the duties of paymaster will devolve
upon the a Ijutant.

"I cannot conclude this letter without expressing
through you' the satisfaction which I feel, in having the
honour of signifying on the present oc'•asion her Ma..
kity's'gracious approbation of the services of the officers,
Lon-commissioned officers,- drummers, and private men
belonging to the regiment under your command--
I' I have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient
bumble servant,

" PANHUBE.
" P.S. The paymaster will be continued on pay for three
mintlig, to enable him to make up his accounts, and will
then be allowed a gratuity of three months' pay."

THE SUMMER OIICUITS OF THE

JUDGIES.

Yesterday the judges of the several courts of common
law mot in the Exchequer Chamber for the purpose of
choosing the Circuits upon which they will respectively
proceed to hold the ensuing summer assize and general
ga,9l delivery in and for the several counties throughout
England and Wa!es. The following arrangements were
made. Mr. Justice Crowder will remain in town as
the vacation judge.

NORFOLK Cnicorr.—Judges : The Right Hon, the
Lord Chief Justice of England (Lord Campbell) and
the Hon. Mr. Justice Coleridge.
Remit CIRCUIT.—The Lord Chief Baron of the Exche-
quer (Sir F. Pollock) and the Hon. Mr. Justice Erie.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—The Right Hun. the Lord Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas (Sir J. Jervis) and the
Hon. Mr. Justice Cresswell.

OnPORD CIRCUIT.—The Hon, Mr. Baron Alderson
and Mr. Jultice Wightrnan.
WESTERN CIRCUIT.—The Hon. Mr. Baron Platt and
Mr. Baron Martin. •

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—The Hqn. Mr. Justice Wiliee
and Mr. Baron Bramwell.
SOUTH WALES AND CHESTER.—The Hon. Mr. Justice

NORTH WALES AND CHESTER.—The Hon. Mr. Justice
Crompton. Tile judges for North and South Wales will
meet at the termination of their respective circuit to
qo!d the assizes for the city and county of Cheshire at
Du star. The days for holding the assizes in each county
will nbt be finally determined upon until the last day
of the term.

1
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Agt:lßediuNnv.—A manufactory of falsified biaady
has just been discovered at Poitiers. The, liquid operat-
rd.oe was spirit of wine sent from England, and on
other i with water, saturated with camomile and
ugre lents, and boiled for a certain time, it
"esillie'l he appearance of good brandy. it was destined
~o be put ~'" e k.ke bearing the Rochelle mark, and to
be ant up to Paria.