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Among the names of those a
successful struggle to deliver
Thompson, of the 82d Regiment. 14 a Aue 926
orThroler.herHaiec
the siege;. of Kars
by forced , marches and
have become matter of history, and his -eally 'death
lauded at Calcutta on the 22d of October ; he ad-
vancedjoined Sir Colin
Canipbell on the 14th of November before Luck-
now ; on the 18th be fell mortally wounded in the
moment of victory, the- single officer of his regi-
ment,, the only one of the brigade" who commenolici
and closed his career in this brilliant achiefament
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risYonesitreormdaytherHdeorrsesweGreuarredcseidvierdecatint Cghtzitlihazde
corps
of
Royal Engineers to furnish the guard of honank this
thy at Gravesend, on the ein.barcatioil of their
Royal Higtnesses the Prince 'and Ptincess ,
Fre-
derick William of Prussia. The guard will 'con-
sist of 1 captain, 2 subalterns, 5 sergeants, and 100
rat.k and file, together with the band of the corps.
In addition to the above, orders were likewise
issued yesterday for the Royal Engineers to furnish
1 field officer, 2 captaini, 7 subalterns, and 295 non-
commiEsioncd office/1i and men, together with 1
field officer, 2 captains, 4'iubalterns, and 220 men
of All ranks of the Chatham diVisioh of Roy al Ma-
rine Light Infantry, with their batid, to line the
streets at Gravesend through which the royal pro-
cession will pass from the railway s'ation to the
Terrace-pier. The troops selected will parade at
an early hour this morning at Chatham, mid will
proceed to Gravesend by speeisl train at 11 o'clock,
and on their arrival will receive their orders for the,
day from Brigadier-Major C. S. E. Gordon. The
Royal Marines wi I be under the command of
Lieut.-Cul. J. H. Gascoigne.
Yesterday morning the depot companies 'of the
51st Light Infantry and the 83d Regiment pro.
ceeded from the huts at Prince Heavy's Bastion,
Chalhant, to Walmer, for the purpose of being at-
tached to the battalion under the comuutnd
of H. Eyre, to enable them to be put through
a regular course of rifle instruction. The blost
depot numbered 160 men of all ranks, and the 83d
276'non-commissioned offi :ers and men with the

Lllowing officers :—Captain Henry B. Ronson,
Ensign Edward D. Oliver, and Ensign P. Llwel-
lyn Levee, 51st Light Infantry, and Captain
Edward William Bray, 834 Pveglinent.
L'eul-. S. T. Barge/al., 43d LiOtt-Inf-ntry, who
Lai been appointed instructor of musketry to his
reg7ment in India, and Assistant Staff-Surge: n
Symons, have been directed to proceed from Chat-
ham to Southampton to-morrow morning and ern-
lark ou board. the steamer Pcra for Madras.
The following movements took place at.Ports-
muth yes:erday :—The Hanibar, .9l; Screw two
decker, was put in commission by Captain the Hon.
George F. Hastings, C. 8., the superintendent of
the steam reserve at that port, to which department
of the fleet she will act as depot ship, and berth -the
stiff, in lien of the Blenheim, 60, old two-iecker,
which was the first of the 74's converted 'into a
scr,iw blockship about 13 years or so ago. This
latter ship has been given to Captain Francis Scott,
C. 8., tx the duty of Coastguard service between
Port!and-roads and Spithead, including the South-
ampton water, in lieu of the sailing-frigatelleander,
44, which his been employed in that service, and
which wai towed up to Portsmouth after dark on
Sunday by the steam-vessel Alban, 3, Lieutenant
the Lion. W. B. do Blaquiere, and the Pigmy,
ordered steam-tender, Master-Commander Johnson. The
lvielpom-ne, new 51-gun screw frigate,faking for
°nl
INTeldlsogi°nt, 'o: a;i3ti:lteu screw outthree-decker, e
e.d
doceko, kerand, he puk
to
of
be taken in to lit for the service of the " ordinary"
under Captain H. Eyres, C. 8., in lieu of the old
skiing three-decker St. Tincen-, .noti doing that
d ity. The flag of Admiral Sir George Seymour,
K.C. 8., the Commander-in-Chief, was transferred
yesterday from the Blenheim to the Illmerious,
Captain Harris, until the Victory is completed.
Very strong winds, sometimes amounting to nfarly
a gal', blew all the early part of the day, and Some
snow ML

The iron paddlewheel steamvessel Princess Alice,
recently repaired and riew;y fitted ant, is under
orders-to be in i eadiness to proceed to Gravesend
at 10 this morning, for the conveyance of the Board
of Admiralty to preside at the embarcation of their
Royal Highnesses the Princeand Princess Frederick
William of Prussia. Commodore J. Shepherd was
to hoi4t his pennant on hoard. the Princess Alice
and take the command to Gravesend. A fourgon
bearing the crest of herßoyal Highness the Princess,
arrived at Woolwich dockyard yesterday evening,
containing the necessary portion of her Royal
Highness's travelling baggage, to be shipped on
board one of the vessels accompanying the Roya
squadron to Antwerp.
The steam transport Dritebmair,. Captain Sava•
raugh, arrived alongside Woolwich Pier, on Sun-
day evening, having on board a locomotive engine
and complete railway gear for Smyrna, together
with a general cargo for Ctmstantinople and Odessa.
She has commenced shipping a large number of gun
platforms and military clothing for Malta from the
army packing contractors.
The freight ship Royal Rose sailed yesterday
morning from Woolwich Arsenal laderi with. mili
tary stores for the Mauritius.

The following appointments were made at the
Admiralty yesterday :
Captain—Lord F. Kerr to the. Marlborough. .
Paymaster—E. A. Smith, to the Marlborough ; W
J. Stevens, to the Hannibal; J. G.,Baines, to the Cam-

bridge.
Assistant Paymaster—William B. Hutchinson to the
Marlborough.
Clerk—Ebenezer Weymouth to the Marlborough.
Assistant-Clerks—John F. Rule, to the Marlborough;
Alfred Hirtzel, to the Cambridge.

Assistant-Surgeons—David Porteous, to the Ajax ;
Peter W. Rolston, to the Blenheim ; James Martin, to
the RusEell.

AN AUDACIOUS MENDICANT.—A man .named
non was three days ago tried by the Tribunal of Cor-
rectional Police of Charleville for a singular species of
what the law otlls " mendicity with threat*. He
pretended to be somewhat of a sorcerer, ;and flied to
hawk about for cols ampng the peasantry medals and
rirgq, which he said had been blessed in the chapel of St.
Hubert, in Belgium, and which had the virtue of curing
various maladies, and were in particular a preservative
against hydrophobia ; and when people refused to buy
them from him he looked at them en a strange way,
murmured unintelligible words, and then, with singular
gestures, exclaimed, " I condemn you to repeat 25
paters and 25 ayes, and may the Lord have mercy on
you! " He then stalked solemnly away, leaving the
poor pea-ants under the impressionthattheoywereerd imshbe.
witched ; and in their terror they frequently offered
money to annul what be had done. The tribunal
condemned bim to a year's imprisonment and five years'
surveillance of the police.

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