The Sun.
London, England, 1867-09-10 00:00:00

Naval and Military Intelligence.

With reference to the regulations recently made
concerning the future proportion of non-commis-
sioned officers and soldiers on the marries establish-
ment of the army, the following was promulgated
in the Camp Divisional Orders at Aldershot yester-
day for general information and guidance :

" Horse Guards, Sept. 5.

" Sir,—l am instructed by his Royal Highness
the Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief to acquaint
you, in reply to your minute of the 21st ult., and
letters from the officers commanding the 43d and
68th Regiments, respecting the manner in whic h
the new regulations for married soldiers will affect
men married without leave, that the provisions of
the circular are not retrospective, and affect only
the future position of married soldiers. Any man
registered as married under the circular dated the
22d of October, 1860, should be continued under
register ; but men cannot be placed thereon who
may marry without leave subsequently to the pro-
mulgation of the last regulations.—l have, &c.,
" C. R. EGERTON, D.A.G.
" To Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir James Yorke
Scarlett, K.C.8."
B Battery, C. brigade, Royal Horse Artillery,
under the command of Major Bishop, marched from
Aldershot yesterday en route for Weedon.
No. 12 troop of the Military Train will leave Al-
dershot camp to-morrow for Shorucliffe. The troop
will be relieved by No. 21 troop from Woolwich,
which is expected to arrive at Aldershot to-morrow.
The 65th Regiment, under the command of Col.

Wyatt, C. 8., is under orders to leave Aldershot on
Thursday for Portsmouth, en route to Dublin. The
steam transport Orontes will convey the 65th to its
destination.

Tier Majesty's Indian troopship Euphrates arrived
at Bombay on Aug. 27, and was to leave for Suez
on Sept. 13. The Jumna arrived at Simon's Bay on
Aug. 2, on her way to Calcutta, and the Malabar
left St. Vincent, Cape Verd, on Aug. 8, for the
Cape and Bombay.
The following appointments were made yesterday
at the Admiralty :—Commander J. G. Mead to the
Rattlesnake ; Liouts. E. J. Church, J. C. Burnell,
and 11. S. T. Chowne to the Rattlesnake ; Francis
Alexander and E. P. Chapman, naval cadets, if qua-
lified; Benjamin B. Stuart, staff surgeon, to be
transport officer on boardthe Empress ; J. S. Adams,
surg., to the Rattlesnake ; Dr. R. Picken, surg., to
the Cumberland, for service in Sheerness yard ; W.
11. J. Brown, paymaster, to the Rattlesnake; A. L.
Eversfield, assist. paymaster, to the Achilles ; R. G.
Chandler, assist. paymaster, to the Asia ; T. W.
Cleave, assist. paymaster, to the Canopus ; J. Cox,
assist. paymaster, to the Rattlesnake ; C. P. Penny,
assist. paymaster, additional, to the Rattlesnake ; G.
0. E. de 11. Goullett, clerk, to the Rattlesnake ;
and R. P. Hawbishaw, clerk, additional, to the
Rattlesnake, in lieu of assist. clerk.

THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.—The 7th of
September was the IGth anniversary of this society, which
has issuod 27,525 shares at £so—namely, .£1,376,250 —on
which £1,093,263 14s. have been paid. The sale of land
has amounted to £527,528 16s. Tho society has been the
means of enabling thousands of all classes of the commu-
nity not only to obtain the freehold franchise in counties
but votes for towns and boroughs; and has also promoted
building operations in 26 counties, opened new roads and
communisations, and given free altos for churches.

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