The Sun.
London, England, 1869-11-09 00:00:00

THE ALBERT OFFICE IN INDIA.

The Englishman, of October 6, recommends that the com-
mittee of policy-holders in the Albert take measures
to discover the truth with respect to the Indian amalgama-
tions of the Albert, and the sums paid to Messrs. Tait
and Fergusson on this account. Mr. Fergusson, it is said,
was little behind Mr. Tait in the amounts he drew. The
local committee aro advised to inquire into the various
points in order to put the London committee on the trait
Any claim that Mr. Tait may put forward on account of the
prosperity of the Indian branch of the company should at
once be disallowed, and his connection with the company
ought to be tboroughly sifted.

If the refusal to pay tailors' bills could form a
charge on which an officer of the British army could be
tried and dismissed the service, and if acted on as was re-
cently done in the United States, Buckmaster, and leading
establishments like his, would have a deluge of cheques,
and a few improvident officers would have to conciliate
their creditors or abandon their profession. " Capt. F. W.
Bailey, 33d United States Infantry, a graduate of West
Point, from Ohio, has just been tried by court-martial and
dismissed the service, for refusing to pay board bills and
tailor bills in San Antonio, Texas, and the President has
confirmed the sentence." It is evident that tho President
keeps a tight hand ou his brethren of the army, adminis-
tering military law with severity, for the following cases
are also reported from Washington : —" Lieut. J. H. Sheila-
Larger, 7th United States Cavalry, of Ohio, has been
dismissed the army for improper conduct as an officer.
Captain Louis E. Granger, 20th United States Infantry,
of Massachusetts, has been dismissed the service, and
sentenced to imprisonment at the Dry Tortugas, for
conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman, and for the
misappropriation of public money. He was an agent of
the Freedmen's Bureau, and misappropriated its funds ;
and, in addition, sold his pay-accounts for the months of
January, February, March, and April, 1869, to several
parties, giving rolls to different firms for the same months'
pay.

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