The Sun.
London, England, 1858-09-27 00:00:00

" G. A. WETHERALL, Adj utant-Genera 1."

Orders were on Saturday issued from the Horse
Guards to the officers commanding the depot bat-
talions of cavalry and infantry at Chatham, Can-
terbury, Maidstone, Colchester, Winchester, Butte-
vant, and Stirling, directing them to hold in readi-
ness the following troops to embark for India
between the sth and 9th of Oct.—viz.: for Calcutta,
26 men of the Enniskillen Dragoons, 14 men of the
9th (the Queen's) Lancers, 32 men of the 7th
Hussars, 60 men of the Ist battalion sth Fusileers,
22 men of the Ist battalion 6th Regiment, 22 men
of the Ist battalion Bth (the King's) Regiment,
2 sergeants,. 1 drummer. and 165 men of
the Ist batt. 3d Buffs, 14 men of the Ist batt. 13th
(Prince Albert's) Light Infantry, 20 men of the Ist
batt. 19th Regt., 22 men of the Ist. batt. 20th Regt.,
13 men of the Ist batt. 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers,
22 men of the 29th Regt., 60 men of the 34th, 12
men of the 35th (Royal Sussex), 25 men of the 37th,
20 men of the 38th, 10 men of the 42d (Royal High-
landers), 92 men of the 48th, 60 men of the 54th,
18 men of the Ist batt. 60th Royal Rifles, 23 men
of the 64th Itegt., 16 of the 73d, 28 men of the 75th,
14 men.of the 82d, 38 men of the 88th (Connaught
Rangers), 12-men of the 93d (Highlanders), 40 men
of the 97th, and 2 sergeants and 148 men of the
Royal Artillery. The following arc the reinforce-
ments for Bombay :-32 men of the Bth Hussars,
14 men of the tst. batt. 18th Royal Irish, 90 men
of the 28th Regt., 25 men of the 33d (Duke of Wel-
lington's;), 37 men of the 46th, 12 men of the 57th,
12 men of the 86th (Royal County Down), 40 men
of the 89th, 12 men of the 92d (Highlanders), and
25 men of the 91th. The follqwing arc under orders
to embark for Madras :r---12 . men of the Ist batt.
Ist Royals, 30 men of the 44th Regt., 12 men of the
3d batt. 60th Rifles, 55 men of the 66th Regt., 116
men of the 68th Light Infantry, 18 men of the 69th
Regt. 14 men of the 74th (Highlanders) and 50
men Of the 91st. The detachments to embark for
Kurrachee arc 16 men of the.27.th Enniskillens, 25
men of the 81st Regt., 12 men of the 87th (Royal
Irish Fusiliers), 15 men of the 89th, and 20 men of
the 94th. . .

The steamer Indiana,: Commander Lambert, ar-
rived in the Thames on Friday night from Calcutta,
87 days out, with a large party of sick and wounded
troops on board, chiefly from Lucknow and Delhi.
The Indiana sailed from Calcutta on the Ist July,
calling at Sandheads, Point de Gallo, Mauritius, Cape
of Good Hope, and St. Vincent, which latter she
left on the 9th inst. The number of sick and
wounded troops that embarked at Calcutta was 110,
belonging to the 2d Dragoons, 7th Hussars, 9th
Lancers, sth Fusiliers, 10th, 19th, 20th, 23d Royal
Welsh Fusiliers, 34th, 35th, 42d Royal Highlanders,
60th Rifles, 7.3 d, 75th, 78th mid 79th Highlanders,
80th, 82d, 84th, 88th Connaught Rangers, 90th
Light Infantry, 97th Regiment, and the Royal Ar-
tillery, together with 18 women and children, the
whole under the command of Capt. G. Clay, 19th
Regiment, gird in medical charge of Assistant-Sur-
geon M. Grant, 11,D , sth Fusiliers. During the
voyage 11 deaths occurred on board—viz., one offi-
cer (Lieut. the Hon. C. R. M. Ward, 73d Regt.),
seven soldiers, one child, and two sailors, one of th e
latter having been accidentally killed by falling
from the masthead to the deck. On Saturday the
Indiana steamed up to Gravesend for the purpose
of landing the wounded and disabled troops, who
were all immediately conveyed to Fort Pitt Hospi-
tal, Chatham. 'Alany of the troops-have received
desperate wounds in their conflicts wth the muti-
neers at Allumbagh and Lucknow, where nearly
the whole of them were engaged under Sir James
Outram. The screw steamer Simoom, 8, Commander
J. M. Cooke, left Calcutta for England 12 days be-
fore the Indiana, with 150 sick and wounded sailors,
belonging chiefly
to the screw steam frigate Shan-
non, 51, who formed a portion of the naval brigade
under the command of the late Capt. Peel, C.B.
On Saturday afternoon Colonel Eyre, the com-
mandant of Chatham garrison, inspected the whole
of the depots of the 2d battalion of infantry under
the command of Colonel R. N. Phillips, comprising
the depot companies of the 10th, 20th, 23d
(Royal Welsh Fusiliers) 29th, 52d (Light Infantry),
and 61st Regiments, the officers and men of which
were drawn up on the inner lines. The Ist batta-
lion, under the command of Colonel H. Jervis, also
underwent an inspection by 'Colonel Jervis the same
afternoon.

In pursuance of the sanitary regulations laid
clown by the Royal Commissioners in their recent
visit to Woolwich garrison, for the more effectual
ventilation of the men's sleeping rooms, a portion
of one of the front blocks of the Royal Artillery
barracks was on Saturday vacated and given over
to the Royal Engineers, for
.the purpose of com-