The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-23 00:00:00

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NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

Major-General Viscount Melville, K. C. 8., the
General commanding the troops. in Scotland, and
Governor of Edinburgh Castle, lane been appointed
Colonel-in-Chief of the 100th (or Prince of Wales's
Royal Canadian) Regiment, recently added to the
regiments of the line. The gallant viscount entered
the army in 1819, and commanded the 83d during
the insurrection in North Amerrica in 1837 and
1838, and distinguished himself in repelling the
attacks of the American brigands, who landed nea.
Prescott, Upper Cahada, in 1833. .His lot thhip
also distinguished himself in India, whence he
came home to receive his present command. When
in India he commanded the Bombay column of the
army throughout the Punjab tz.mpaign of 1848
and 1849, including the siege and storm of the
town and capture of the citadel. of Meehan, the
battle of Goojerat, and all the subsequent opera-
tions of the campaign. During his command of
the brigade he prominently distinguished himself,
and was much praised by the Commander-in-Chief
" for his indefatigable zeal and ex, rtions" in the
campaign, and for his services received the thanks
of Parliament and of the East India C.mpany.
For his services in India he was made in 1849, a
Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath, the
companionship of that order having been conferred
upon him previously for his military services. For
several years he held the honourable distinction of
Aide-de-camp to the Queen.
The General Commanding-in-Chief has appointed
Lieut. C. E. S. Scott to the Royal Horse Artillery,
vice Ogilvie, promoted. The following officers
are raised to increased pay—viz., Lieut.-Colonel
E. Maberley, of the 10th battalion, LA., to
Lieut.-Colonel's pay in that battalion, vice
Warde ; Lieut. J. T. Barrington, of the Ist
battalion to increase of pay therein, vice
Ogilvie, promoted ; Lieut. J. C. Auchinlock, of
the 14th battalion, to increased pay therein vice
Newbold, promoted. Lieut.-Col. Nixon will join
the 4th battalion on Major's pay. Au exchange of
companies has been sanctioned between Capt. and
Brevet-Lieut.-Col. M. S. Biddulph, of the 2d bat-
talion, and Captain and Brevet-Majur J. Spurway,
of the 4,h battalion, and the latter officer will
accordingly proceed to Corfu, instead of to Maltl,
as stated in the general regimental order of the Bth
inst. The officers commanding the Royal Artillery
of the stations concerned, will observe the sanction
of the officers commanding the troops for the fol-
lowing removal of officers—viz., Lieut.-Col. Nixon,
from Bermuda to Woolwich; Capt. Michell, from
India to Woolwich ; Second Captain Ogilvie, from
Aldershott to Shorneliffe, to do duty with the P
field battery ; Lieut. C. E.. Scott, from Gibraltar
to Woolwich.

Sir J. Pakington, as First Lord of the Admiralty,
held a levee yesterday.

The following general orders were yesterday
issued at Woolwich :

" Her Majesty has been pleased to approve the
following promotions in the Royal Regiment of
Artillery—viz., Lieu+. A. W. A. Ogilvie to be 2d
Captain, vice Dowse, resigned ; Lieut.-Col. and
BreVet-Col. E. C. Warde, C. 8., to b 3 Colonel,
vice Fraser, retired on full pay ; Captain M. 0.
Nixon to he Lieut.-Col., vice Varde ; Second
Captain and Brevet-Major J. E. Michell t 3 be
Captain, vice Nixon ; Lieut. R. H. Newbolt to be
Second Captain, vice Michell ; Col. Wm. Fraser,
on the retired full pay list, to be Major-General,
the rank to be honorary only. Her Majesty has been
pleased to direct that Lieut.-Col. and Brevet-Col.
Thos. Elwyn shall be an additional member of the
Council of MilitaryElucation. The Queen has been
graciously pleased to give orders for the appointment
of Col. F. Dunlop ,to be an extra member of the
Military Division of the 3d class, or Companion
of the Most Hon. order of the Bath. The Queen
has also been pleased to confirm the grant of the
decoration of the Victoria,Cross to the undersigned
officer, which has been previously conferred upon
him, on account of the act of bravery performed
by him in India, as recorded against his name
viz.,Captain (now Major) Cornwallis Maude, C. 8."
The field day at Woolwich, ordered for this day,
is unavoidably postponed to Thursday, at the same
hour.

Captain Robert Eager, late quartermaster in the
7th battalion, R ,yal Artillery, arid who retired
from the servile with the nominal-title of Captain,
in April, 1857, was yesterday morning discovered
dead in his house on Sandy-hill, Woolwich, al-
though up to that moment he had apparently
enjoyed the most perfect health, with the exception
of a slight occasional spasmodic affection, which, it
is supposed, was the cause cf his death. The de-
ceased was about 54 years of age.

Orders were yesterday issued for the following
reinforcements—giving au aggregate of 5,000 men
of all ranks—to embark for India—viz., 005 non-
commissioned officers and men of the 7th Dragoon
Guards, 7th Royal Fusileers, 52d Light Infantry,
70th, 81st, 94th, and 98th Regiments, to embark
on board the Eastern Monarch, at Gravesend, for
Kurrachee; 383 men and 1 officer of the 3d Dragoon
Guards, Bth Hussars, 17th Lancers, 51st Light

Infantry, 56th, and 57th Regiments, to embark at
I Gravesend, onboard the Clifton Belle, for to-rnbay;
404 men and-4 officers. of the 6th Foot, 29th, 38:11,
and 42d Royal Highlanders, 64th, 77th, and 79th
Highlanders, 93d Hightandefs, and 97th Regi-
ments, to embark on board -the Aln wick Castle, at
Gravesend, for Calcutta ; 3;18 men and 4efficers,
selected from the 6th Foot, 23d Royal Welsh
Fusileers, 60th , Rifles,. aosl 77th Regiments,
to embark on beard the Blenheim, at Graves-
end, for Calcutta 390 men of the 60th
Rifles, 73d, 77th, and the Rifle Brigade, to embark
ab Portsmouth, on board the Victor Emmanuel,
for Calcutta ; 12 officers and 398 men of all ranks
of the 6th Dragoon Guards, 13th Light Infantry,
38th, 54th, 75tb, 88th Connaught Rangers, the Rifle
Brigade, and the Royal Artillery, to embark on board
the Tyburnia, at Gravesend, for Calcutta ; 443 non-
commissioned officers and men of the 33d (Duke of
Wellington's), 18th Royal Irish, 57th, 86th, 89th,
and 95th Regiments, to embark at Cork on board
the Earl Balcarraq, for Bombay ; 224 men of the
Ist (The King's) Dragoon Guards, Ist Royals, and
44tn Regiments, to embarkon board the Clarence,
at Gravesend, for Madras ; 277 mew of the 12th
Lancers, 60th Rifles, and 66th Regiments, to em-
bark at Portsmouth, on hoard the Buoephalus, for
Madras ; 495 men and 3 officers of the 2d (The
Queen's) Dragoon Guards, 6th. Dragoon Guards,
7th Hussars, 9th Lantiers 29 h, 35th, 53d, 60th
Rifles, 64. h, 731, 82d, -arid the Rifle Brigade, to
embark on board the Hohnsdalecat Gravesend, for
Calcutta ' • 4 officers and 378 men of the 9th Lan-
cers, Bth (The Kines), .19gh,,20th, 24th, 37th,
90th Light Infantry, 93d Highlanders,
.and the
Rifle Brigade, terembark,,at f.,4ravesiend -on -board
the John Duncan, for. Galenttal 343 men of the-
-sth Fusiliers, 6th, 34th, and 38th Regiments, to
embark on board the Merchantman at Gravesend,
for Calcutta. The whole of- the reinforcements
are under orders to emblrk before the Ist of July.
The inconvenience arising- from the confined
sleeping a :commedation hi litrto allotted to the
gentlemen cadets in the Military Academy at
Woolwich, namely, four occupants to each room,
is shortly to b 3 remedied, the committee of manage-
ment liming decided on erecting an entire new
wing to the building, which is to afford a separate
tedroom to e 'eh cadet. It is also in contempla-
t. on to construct a new, chapel, gymnasium, and
other offices.

A cormnission, corsisting of Rear-Admiral Sir
homa,s Maitland, 0:B.' Rear-Admiral George
Elliot, C.B. Captain R. H. Hewlett, C.B. of her
Majesty's ship Excellent ; Captain Jerningiam, of
Ler Maje-ty's ship Cambridge • and Commander
M'Kenzie, of her Majesty's shin Excellent, sit
daily at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth, to
revise the book of instructions' for naval gunnery,
and to take into consideration several other itn-
port•lnt matters connected with the efficiency cf
the naval servica in that and simlar branches.

The Curacoa, 31, sc►ew frigate, Captain Ma•on,
has discharged her powder, preparato►y to going
into Portamou•h harbour to repair defects.
The Ciesar, 91, Captain Frederick, received her
detaeament of Royal Marine Light Infantry on
Monday. She has also her complement of seamen
gunncra from her Mgjeity's ship Excellent and
boys from the Victory.

7113 Imperiense, 51, screw fiigate, is nearly
coin iMe in her rigging. When OF: is finished the
Victor Emmanuel, 91, will ba taken in hand and
rigged, to take the place of the Cz,esar, among the
advanced of the stt am resolve to be commissioned.
The following appointment were made yesterday
at the Admiraty :
Mr. G. J. G. Purcell, mate, to the Curapa, and
Mr. R. R. A. Richards, clerk, to the Madagascar.