The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-07 00:00:00

THE AR 2111:

The War Department have it in contemplation to make II
considerable augmentation in the corps of Royal Engineeref
so as to increase that branch of the service to 10,000 nice'
At present the strength of the corps is about 5,000 tne°'
scattered about in India, China, and all parts of the Britiol
dominions, so that only a comparatively small portion dal
number are stationed in Great Britain and Ireland. It 0
consequently proposed to make a considerable augmentation
in that branch of the service, so as to enable at least sfi/°°
of the Royal Engineers to be always stationed at borne;
where they would be constantly employed in all kinds °I
engineering works, fortifications, and everything connected
with that branch of warfare.
The blowing reinforcements are under orders to en!:
bark on board the Hon. East India Company's troopO'rt
General Simpson, 1,120 tms, Captain J. J. Graham,
Gravesend, this day, far Calcutta—viz., Cornet Charles
Lever and 15 men of the 2d (Queen's) Dragoon Guard!, `l
men of the 7th Hussars, Quartermaster John Sears and
men of the 64th Regiment, 41 men of the 82d (Prince &
Wales's Volunteers), and Lieut. Charles D. Barwell and li'
men of the 90th Light Infantry, from Canterbury ; 61 In4l
of the sth Fusiliers, Ensign Thomas H. Murray, and
men of the 34th Regiment, and 15 of the 37th Regimet,
from Colchester; Major Gibbes Rigaud and 22 men of.ti';
60th Rifles, from Winchester ; 55 men of the 13th Cfnue
Albert's) Light Infantry, from Fermoy; and Ensign Dodlel,
Beaumont, with 22 men of the 80th Regiment, from Bette(
rant ; total, six officers and 372 men, in medical charge
Staff-Assistant Surgeon W. Jackson.
Major-General Peel, Secretary of State for War, acc,effir
panied by Lady Alice Peel and family, and attended by uti`:
Sir Henry Stork., K.C.8., Secretary for Military Corr.e...h
spondence, yesterday visited the departments of Woolwit,,
Arsenal. They were received on their arrival by the vole!.
officials representing the establishment, and conducted over
the entire range, which they visited and inspected with
siderable interest.

• MILITIA.
Yesterday the whole of the volunteers to the 2d Middle°
sex Royal Edmonton Rifle Militia, Colonel Viscount 1:1",
field, were summoned to muster at the head.quarters 141
Barnet on Friday, the 17th of Sep:emher, for 21days'
and training. The let Royal East Middlesex, Colonel To
Wood commandant, will muster the same day at II80P;
'tend. The Royal London and :be Royal Westminster ar
both to be called out for training in September.
The Royal Monmouthshire Militia Regiment has receive/
official notification to assemble at Monmouth for 21 dal
training, commencing the 9,h of September.
Lord Ducie, the:Lord- Lieu'enant of the county of Glouct"6"
tar, has directed the Royal South Gloucester Militia to ID;
called nut for training and exercise on the 7th of Septembe
for 21 days.

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