The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-10 00:00:00

Nand awl Military luteingence.

The following changes are consequent upon the recent
arrivals from the Crimea :
The let battalion Grenadier Guards has left Welling-
ton Barracks for Aldershot Camp. This battalion
marched direct from Hyde park to the Waterlou station
after the review yesterday.
The 2 I battalion Grenadier Guards left town yester
terday after the review on their return to Windsor,
where they will remain for the present.
The Si battalion Grenadier Guards, which marched
from Al lerahot ye,terday, last from the Crimea, has
gone into Wellington Barracks, St. James's-park.
_

The Ist battalion Coldstream Guards, last from the
Crimea, has gone into barracks at the Tower of London.
The 2,1 battalion Coldstream Guardi, which up to
yesterday were quartered in the Tower, left town after
the review forAldershot, but are under orders ultimately
to proceed to Windsor.
The let battalion Scots Fusilier Guards, last from the
Crimea, are gone into St. George's B.rracks, Chari❑g-
cross.

The 2d battalion Scots Fusilier Guards, up to yester-
day occupying St. George's Barracks, left town after the
review fur Aldershot.

The Portman-street Nlngazine, and the Kensington
and Buckingham Palace Barracks, will be occupied by
detachments from the three Crimean battalions. One
battalion of the Grenadier Guards is under orders to
proceed to Dublin.
The let ftlyal Dragoons are under orders to leave Al-
dershot firr Woolwich to embark thence for Dublin.

The 4th Dragoons are to hold themselves in readi-
ness to proceed at a short notice from Aldershot to
StiPffield and Leeds. _ _

The 6th Dragoons now at Aldershot are under
orders for Shorucliffe camp.
The Ist battalion R fle Brigade, which arrived at
Aldershot from the Crimea on Saturday, are under
orders to proceed to Dublin.
The depots of the 1.4 and 2,1 Rifla Brigade, now
at AlderAot, are t be removed to Winchester.
Th., let battalion let R iyals lett Alderstiott on Tues-
day, to embark for Ireland.
The SOttt R.,gitnent is under orders to remove from
Aldershot to Manchester and the northern districts.

The depot of the 91st 11,-igiment is about to proceed
to Berwick-upon-Tweed.
The 15h tiussars and the 7,,h Missal's will continue
for the present to occupy quarters iu the north camp
at Aid er,hot. _

Major Gen. Crawford will, it is unJerstoocl, be ap-
pointed to the eon:inland or the Brigade of Guards at
Aldershot.

The following vessels passed the Bosphorus on passage
to England on the Ist, 2,1, 6th, and 7th inst. :—Tne
Charity, 700 men, British Swiss Legion ; tse Stamboul,
900 men, British Swiss Legion ; the Ca'cutta, 11th Hus
sars ; the Australian, 200 men, Land Transport Corps,
and 200 men, Aimy Works Corps ; H.M.S. Resistance,
50 moo, Land Traneport Corps; and H.M.S. Sanspa-
red, 72d Regiment.
It is rumoured that the Osborne, Royal yacht, is to be
fitted up forth with (instead of the St. Jean d'Acre, 91,
crew) to convey the Earl of Granville and suite to St.
Petersburg.
Toe Flag of Vice-Admiral Sir G. Seymour, K.C.8.,
Commander-in-Chief at P,,rtsniouth, was struck yes
terday morning on board H.M.S. Victory, Capt. the
Hon. J. R. Drummond, C. 8., and that of Rear-Admiral
Suo-rintendent Martin hoisted at her wizen pro tent.
Her Majo-ey's ship Duke of Weilingten, 131, Capt.
Caldwell, C.B , 11,11 of Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir R.
S. Dunda., K.C.8., left Spithead yesterday afternoon,
for Plymouth, where she will be joined by the Con-
juror, 101, Commander Felowes ; the Forth, 12, screw
mor. ar-sbip, Capt. Lord John Hay, C.B. ; and two gun
boats; and with them take a cruise as far as Queens-
town only, according to present orders.
Her Majesty's screw corvette Hi hflyer, 21, was taken
into the steam basin at Portsmouth yesterday for refit.
Her Majesty's steam vessel Medusa, Capt S. Osborne,
C. B , left Portsmouth yesterday morning for Woolwich.
Her Majesty's steam-vessel Alban, 3, Lieut. Blac-
quiere, left Portsmouth on Tuesday evening for Ireland,
with Coastguard men, paid off from the fleet.
Her Majesty's screw despatch gun-vessel Coquette,
Command-r Risk, left Portsmouth on Tuesday night fur
the westward.