The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-12 00:00:00

MILITARY.

Colonel Alfred Hastings Horsford, late Rifle Brigade.
Lieutenant-General Philip Bainbrigge.
Lieutenant-General Thomas Erskine Napier.
Lieutenant-General the Hon. Charles Gore.
Lieutenant-General Samuel Burdon Ellis.
Vice-Admiral Provo William Parry Wallis.
Lieutenant- General George Judd Harding.
CIVIL

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Mr. Frederick James Halliday.
Sir Robert North Collie Hamilton, Bart.
Colonel Peter Melvill Melvill.
Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Benjamin Edwardes.
Mr. Charles Lennox Wyke.
After Which the under-mentioned Companions of the
Order were severally introduced, and received from the So
vereign their respective decorations in the Military and Civil
ivisions of the Third Class of the Order, viz, :
MILITARY.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Archibald Ballard, Bombay
Engineers.
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Scudamore, 14th Light Dra-
goons.

Colonel George Le Grand Jacob, sth Bombay Light In-
fantry.
Colonel Maurice Griffin Dennis, 60th Rifles.
Lieutenant-Colonel William Payn, 53d Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward 'locker, Royal Marines.
CIVIL.
Mr. James Ranald Martin, Examining Physician to the
Secretary of State for India in Council.
Mr. Thomas Erskine May, Clerk-Assistant of the House
of Commons.
Colonel Stephen John Hill, Governer of Sierra Leone.
Mr. Donald Friell M'Leod, Bengal Civil Service Finan-
cial Commissioner, Punjaub.
Mr. Edward Thornton, Bengal Civil Service Commis-
sioner of the Jhelum Division, Ptutjaub.
Mr. Henry Carre Tucker, Bengal Civil Service Commis-
sioner of Benares.
Mr. Robert Alexander, Bengal Civil Service Commis-
sioner, Rohilcund.
Mr. Robert Henry Dunlop, Bengal Civil Service, Ma-
gistrate of Meerut.
Mr. William Ashburner Forbes, Bengal Civil Service
Deputy-Commissioner, Oude.
Mr. George Henry Mildmay Ricketts, Bengal Civil Ser-
vice Deputy •Commissioner, Loodianah,
Mr. Herwald Craufurd Wake, Bengal Civil Service, Ma-
gistrate of Shahabad.
Col. George St. Patrick Lawrence, Bengal Cavalry,
Agent to her Majesty's Viceroy and Governor-General of
India in Rajpootana.
Lieut.-Colonel Frederick Carleton Marsden, late Bengal
Army, Deputy-Commissioner, Ferozepore.
Bengal Engineers, Deputy-
Major John Reid Becher,
Commissioner, Hazara.
Major Richard Charles Lawrence, Bengal Infantry,
Commanding the Lahore Police and Cashmere Contingent.

REVIEW OF THE METROPOLITAN RIFLE CORPS
BY HER MAJESTY.—We have authority to state that her
Majesty has been pleased to intimate her intention to re-
view the volunteer corps in and about London, in Hyde
Park, on Saturday, the 23d inst., at four p.m. As some
applications have been received at the War-Office, from
volunteer corps formed beyond the metropolitan district, to
be permitted to attend the review at their own expense, it
has been decided that such applications shall be taken into
consideration, with a view to the admission, so far as space
and numbers will allow, of such corps as may be at an easy
distance from London, provided their applications are re-
ceived at the War-Office on or before Monday, the 18th
inst., immediately after which each corps will be informed
whether it will be possible to accept the offer.
®The diminished activity of business at Manchester
has caused the supplies of coal in Lancashire to be more
than equal to the demand—a circumstance =known, at
past three years.
any previous time during the