The Sun.
London, England, 1869-09-02 00:00:00

MILITARY INTELLIGENC'E.

The D Battery 11th Brigade Field Artillery,
under the command of Captain and Brevet Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Ingilby, R.A., has joined head-
quarters at IVoolwich, from Aldershot.
The 2d Battalion sth Fusiliers will arrive at Ports-
mouth from Aldershot on Saturday, and embark on
board the troopship Himalaya, Captain Piers, for
Glasgow. The Himalaya is expected at Portsmouth
from Plymouth to-morrow.

On Monday the A Battery C Brigade Royal
Horse Artillery, which recently arrived at Aldershot
from Dorchester, was inspected by Colonel J. Hall
Smyth, C. 8., commanding the Artillery at Alder-
shot. At half-past 9 o'clock the battery, under the
command of Lieutenant-Colonel Brown, formed up
at close intervals on the artillery square and in
marching order. At 10 o'clock Colonel Smyth
arrived on the ground and was received with the
general salute. After inspecting the raziks he saw
the battery march past by files at a walk awl next
at close intervals. He then saw the gunners per-
form the sword exercise, which was gone through in
a faultless manner. The acting general was much
pleased with the steadiness of the men, and with the
excellent condition of the equipments and horses.
The Prince de Schwarzbourgh and party visited
the Royal Arsenal this morning, and were condncted
over the several departments. The Prince subse-
quently proceeded to the Royal artillery barracks,
accompanied by the commandant of the garrison,
Major-General Sir David Wood, K.C.8., R.A., and
his staff.

The head-quarters of the 17th Lancers arrived
at the Cavalry Barracks at Piershill, near Edin-
burgh, on Monday, after a march of about 30 days
from Hounslow. The squadron was ander the
command of Major the Hon. W. Carzon. The Bth
Hussars, who formerly occupied Picrshill Barracks,
have now all been removed to Dundalk.

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