The Sun.
London, England, 1856-01-26 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 25.

The following list was posted in the Senate-house at 9
o'clock this morning :---
pin OF IfONQIIRS &T THE BACHELORS AF
.. • ARTS' COWONTEIWYNTs 4TAIG:W'

' MODERATORS.
J. Budd Phear, M.A., Clara College.
William Henry Beata, M.A., St. John'e College.

EXAMINEES.
Edward John Hillier, M.A., Trinity College.
Joseph Wolstenholme, M.A., Christ's College.
*** In all cases of equality the names are bracketed.

WRANGLERS.
19 Marten, Joh.
Preston,} Embalm.
Sharp, Jesus
Street, Emman.
23 Edridge, Eman.
Glen, 1 Emman.
I Ward, Christ's
26 Hall, Jean.;
27 Tebay, Joh.
Candy, Sidney
Clark, I Magda
30 Brown, E. F., Cath.
Ebden, } Christ's.
Rowe, Joh.
Sweeting, Job.
34 Piper Trin.
33 Hie Ming, Clare.

1 Hadley, Joh.
2 Rigby, Trin.
Clark, C. B. } Queen's
Ellis Sidney
Smith, H. W. Trin.
6 Hardy, Trin.
7 Fawcett. Trin. H.
8 Moore, Pemb.
9 Harlan' Pet.
10 Rouse, Trin.
11 Harpley, Job.
Atkinson, I Trin. H.
Bonney, f Job.
14 Dyson, Emman.
15 Duncan, Pemb.
16 Pierce, Corpus.
17 Kendall, Joh.
18 Long, R., Corpus.
SENIOR
-—• • - -

36 Streeter, Clare
37 Cholmeley, Elliman.
38 Wigan,Trin.

)PTIMES.
55 Acland, Jesus
56 Bury, Emman.
57 White, Joh.
Lane, t Joh.
Lawson, s Trio.
60 Worthington, Joh.

Cormack, 1_ Queen's
Southey, f Caine
41 Tatham, Job._

Glover,' }Joh.
Howlett, Cains
Speer, Trin.
45 Powley, Jeans
46 Liveing, Christ's
47 Martindale, Job.
48 Townson, Trin.
49 Gyles, Job.

Bell, t Christ's-
Nix, fTi in.
63 Brown, Trin.
64 Sail* R. H., Joh.
65 Penley, Corpus
66 Poulton, Joh.
67 Fish, Gains
68 Gordon, Joh.
69 Pengelley, Queen's
Cutler, }Joh.
Grover, Duman.
Mason, G., Sidney
73 Ransome;Caius

Challis, I Trin.
Nairn, fEuunan.
52 Exton, Joh.
Stone, H., 1 Trio.
Stubbs, jPemb.
JuNioit

74 Elwell, Jesus
75 Wilson, Magd.
76 Fenton, Trin.
77 Lloyd, Pernb.
78 Marshall, Corpus
79 Carter, Joh.
80 Culley, Trin.
81 Mead, Job.
82 Spedding, Trin.
83 Robertson, Trin.
81 Watts, Christ's
85 Bostock, Trin. H.
86 Cheetham, Christ's
87 Cutting, Corpus
88 Collins, Sidney
89 Sills, Job.
90 Knowles, Cath.
91 Madman, Pet.
92 Burton, Cain's
94 Kelly, Trio.

OPTIMEIL
95 Smith, W. E., .Teh.
96 Kennedy, Caius
97 Wilson, R., Trin.
93 Fuller, Joh.
99 Calverley, Christ's
100 Baby, Clare
101 Beach, Joh.
102 Currey, Joh.
103' Jackson, T. H., Job.
104 Barker, Trin.
105 Balls, Cath.

Chapman, t Trin.
Darwall, f Clare
103 Stone, Feb.ll
109 Currey, Magd.
110 Meares, Trin.
111 Penfold, Trin. H.
,112 King, Calm;
113 Nunn, J., Joh.
as...rri,sit,

Bell, Caiug
Dunning, Trio.

,`EGRO!

ITANT.

Mason, J., Trin.
Skipworth, Cath.

Naval and Military Intelligence.

The lonian transport sailed from Portsmouth yester-
day forPlymeutt., Dublin, and the Black Sea.

The Chalmers and. Wideawake sailing transports went
into Portsmouth harbour from Spithead yesterday to
discharge fittings, and be pa►d out of the service.
The Bucephalus transport, lying off the Arsenal wharf
at Woolwich, yesterday broke from ber moorings, in
consequence of the heavy weather in the river, and
carried away the bowsprit of the gun-boat Dove, but
without effecting any other damage. A heavily-laden
barge was blown under the p►les of the newly erected
pier and sunk.
Five 68-pounder guns, weighing 95 cwt. each, were
yesterday shipped, with their carriages, on board the
Little Ben, one of the Ordnance schooners, at Woolwich,
for the purpose of being conveyed to Sheerness. These
guns complete the requisite number of 14, which con-
stitute the equipment of the floating battery Thunder.
The following warrant has been sent to officers cotn-
mandiogregiments, the object of it being to grant to re-
cruits of the army a kit on joining the service :
" VICTORIA R.

"Whereas, under our regulations and orders for the
army, it is prescribed that a recruit, upon being finally
approved, shall receive as bounty a sum of money in
cash and necessaries ; and whereas it has been repre-
sented to us that it will be expedient that the recruit
should receive his bounty in cash, and should on final
approval be supplied with necessaries at the public ex-
pense ; our will and pleasure is, that on and after the
31st day of January, 1856, all recruits enlisting in our
army shall receive gratuitously a stock of necessaries
from the stores of the Director• General of Army Cloth-
ing, which shall be kept up by the soldier at his own ex-
pense, under the present or such other regulations as
may be determined upon by one of our principal Secre-
taries of State and our Commander•in-Chia _

" The articles to be supplied to every soldier who
enters our army are detailed in the enclosed statement,
which comprises every article of necessaries required for
soldiers of all branches of our army.
"Given at our Court at St. James's this 22d day of
January, 1856, in the 19th year of onr reign.
"By ber Majesty's command.
"PANMURB."

The warrant then enumerates the articles of neces-
saries allowed for Artillery, Sappers and Miners, Heavy
and Light Cavalry, the Guards, regiments of the Line
not being Highland regiments, Cape Mounted Riflemen,
and, lastly, Highland regiments.
In consequence of this Royal warrant the Field-
Marshal Commanding-in-Chief has issued the following
circular :

q.Horse•Gnards, Jan. 24.

"The Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, with the
sanction of the Secretary of State for War, is pleased to
direct that that part of the bounty for recruits which re•
lates to stoppages for the supply of necessaries, on final
approval, shall be abolished, and that the recruit shall
hereafter be entitled to receive in money the actual sum
specified as bounty.
"It is also intended to supply him with a complete
kit at the public expense.-
" Under this arrangement it becomes necessary to
equalise the bounty. Although the cavalry and artil-
lery recruits received a higher rate, the apparent dif-
ference was absorbed in the cost of additional articles of
equipment not required by the infantry soldier. Those
articles will in future be furnished by the Government.
"During the war the scale of bounty for cavalry,
artillery, and infantry will'be as follows--viz.:—
OnOnfinal
iattestingnnt
ae
Ipd
rirmape .ao.
intermediate
. approval. ********
155 00
4 0 0

Total bounty £s 0 0
" This new distribution of a soldier's bounty will
enable him to remit a liberal sum to his family, or to
deposit money in the savings'-bank, to facilitate which
the Secretary of State for War will cause ample instruc-
tions to be given ; and the Field-Marshal Commanding-
in-Chief is confident that the recruits will take advantage
of the opportunity to benefit themselves by providing
for the future, or of affording that temporary assistance
to their parents which many of them have already
shown an earnest desire to do.
" Volunteers from the embodied Militia, on extending
their services to the line, will receive 11. on being at-
tested ; and as they are considered fit for duty a farther
sum of 51. on final approval will be allowed them, making
in all a bounty of 61., and kit complete.
"The bringing money and rewards to continue as
heretofore.
"This order to take effect on and after the 31st of
January, 1856. " G. A. WETHERALL, A. G."
Instructions have been received at the Royal Marine
Barracks, at Woolwich, announcing that in future in-
structors of heavy gun exercises are to be placed on the
same footing as those of the rifle practice.
Lieut. Edward H. M. Tod, 40th Regiment, has been
ordered to prepare himself for immediate embarkation
with a draught of the 12th Regiment, under orders to
Ijoin the head-quarters of their corps in Australia.
Actitg Asiistaateimpou jut A. TUrner aai Ohs