The Sun.
London, England, 1860-12-07 00:00:00

TILE ARMY.

His Royal Highness the General Commanding-
in-Chief will hold a Levee at 1 o'clock on Wednes-
day next, the 12th inst.
The following Royal warrant, addressed to the
whole army, was promulgated yesterday :
" Victoria R.—Whereas it has been represented
to us that it is expedient to exempt in certain cases
officers who have been or shall hereafter be pro-
moted for service in the field from the condition in
the Royal warrant of the 14th Oct., 1858, which
requires six years' service in the rank of regimental
field officer to entitle an officer to the unattached
pay of general officer ; it is our will and pleasure
that when captains of our army who have been or
shall hereafter be promoted to the rank of field
officer by brevet for service in the field shall con-
tinue to serve uninterruptedly, either regimentally
or on the staff, from the date of their promotion
by brevet to the date of their obtaining the rank
of major-general, they shall be entitled to the un-
attached pay of that rank, and be placed on the
first establishment of general officers, notwithstand-
ing they may not have served six years with the
regimental rank of field officer with a regiment,
or in one of the situations specified in clause 8 of
the warrant of the 14th Oct., 1858, as required by
clause 27 of the said warrant.

"It is our further will and pleasure that the
aforesaid officers shall also be exempt from the six
years' qualifying service as regimental field officers,
and be entitled to succeed to the fixed establish-
ment of general officers, if, after obtaining the rank
of colonel, they shall be obliged to go on half-pay
in consequence of ill-health contracted by and in
the service, as established by a medical board, or in
consequence of wounds received in action.
" Given at our. Court of St. James, the 25th day
of November, 1860, in the 24th year of our reign.
" By her Majesty's command,
" S. HERBERT."

It was announced at Chatham garrison yesterday
that Major the Hon. H. F. Keane, Royal Engineers,
at present holding a Staff appointment, will succeed
Lieut.-Col. E. Stanton, C. 8., Royal Engineers, who
has been appointed Consul at Warsaw, as Assist.-
Adjt.-Gen., the statement that Lieut.-Col. W. 0.
Lennox (V.C.), Royal Engineers, would receive the
appointment having, it appears, been premature.
Major-Gen. Eyre, commanding the forces of the
Chatham district, has issued a very stringent order
of the day to the troops under his command, in
which the conduct of officers who recently appeared
at a party in private clothes instead of their uni-
form, contrary to the express regulations on that
subject, is censured. The Major-General desires
that the officers will strictly adhere to the regula-
tions for dress as laid down in the standing orders
of the garrison, and intimates that he will hold
officers responsible for any breach of discipline
under this head.

Captain D. A. Frazer, Royal Engineers, has been
appointed to the command of the 32d company of
Royal Engineers, on its arrival at head quarters
from Alderney. •
The contemplated removal of the Horsfall mon-
ster iron gun from its present position, near South-
sea Castle, to one more to the eastward, for the
purpose of testing its stability and range, has been
for the present abandoned. The sheers and pur-
chases which had been erected over the gun have
been again taken down and returned to store.

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