The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-08 00:00:00

Naval and Military Intelligence.

Yesterday morning at nine o'clock, the 24 Life
Guards, commanded by Col. Marshall, arrived at
the Windsorcavalry barracks, having marched early
in the morning from London, where they have been
quartered since Saturday last.
Brevet-Col. John S. Hawkins (April 12, 1858),
commanding Royal Engineers at Woolwich, is un-
der orders to proceed to his new appointment in
Barbadoes by the mail packet from Southampton on
the 17th inst. He has been superseded by Brevet-
Col. James IV. Gosset (January 6, 1860), from
Dublin, who will take up the appointment at Wool-
wich this morning. . _

A batch of guns of various calibres, ranging in
diameter of bore up to seven and nine inches, manu-
factured by Sir W. G. Armstrong and Co., at
Elswick, for the Egyptian Government, were yes-
terday placed on the T pier at
.IVoolwieh, in readi-
ness for embarcation for Alexandria, to be shipped
this morning on board the Corcyra, to call at the
pier for that purpose.

The following appointments have been made at
the Admiralty :—Lieut. Bellette Shattock and
Lieut. Geo. G. Hunt to the Euphrates ; Lieut.
Francis S. Clayton and Lieut. John
Vidal to the
; Lieut. Cecil D. Broughton to the
Duketh
of Wellington; Lieut. Wellesley Gregory to
Donegal ; Lieut. John W. Ramsay to the Nara
cissus ; Edwin J. P. Gallwey, midshipman, to the
Royal Alfred ; Charles E. W. Hutton, midship-
man, to the Lord Clyde ; Vesey Knox, midship-
man, to the Bellerophon ;- Edward Ponsonby,
midshipman, to the Minotaur; Charles Windham,
midshipman, to the Dryad ; Reginald C. Drew,
midshipman, to the Bellerophon ; William F.
Carslake, midshipman, to the Lord Clyde; Fre-
derick H. Johnston, midshipman, to the Achilles;
Leslie C. Stuart, midshipman. to the Malacca ;
William C. Atherton, naval cadet, to the Caledobia;
Roland A. Dobree and William A. Elliot, naval
cadets, to the. Phoebe ; Ebenezer Rae, naval cadet,
to the Edymion ; William Gillow, naval cadet, to
the Cameleon ; Reginal G. C. (loddy, nominated
a naval cadet ; William J. Hamilton, M.D., sur-
geon to the Phoebe; William J. Baird, M.D.,
surgeon, to the Cameleon ; D. O'Connor,
surgeon, to the Dryad ; S. Sweetrnan, assist.-surg.,
to the Euphrates ; J. M. Ross, seco" I master, to
the Euphrates; Baynhain, master's-assist., to
the Phoebe; G. F. M. Kent, assist-paymaster, to
the Euphrates;. F. Woods, assist.-
paymaster, to the
Donegal; li. B. Edwards, assist.-paymaster, to the
_Phoebe; E. 11. Brown, assist.-paymaster, to the
Gladiator; and E. A. Burniston, assist-paymaster,
to the Catneleon.

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for the value
gdllt dto messts - ' e shops
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ookd some trashy a•ticies, and coolly
of fraud, have collo
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forth: tio?tolewtianLdes:talptiruu
though a glance at the signature, Is hich is not
that of Messrs. A. It•Aviand and buns, at once convinces the
purchaser that he is buying not the real production, bat a
e..n(d);oanytoott,r,.to pass them uff dB '
purious and trashy itnitation. We forbear mentioning the
nate .8 et parties, in the hope that the hint just given will
prevent a repetition ol practices so injurk;us and ti-Oust
PRUSSIAN FEELING TOWARDS FRANCE.--A Paris
letter in the Independancee says :—" M. Garnier-Pages,
on his return from Barlin, where he had met M.-Duclereq,
Minister of Finance in France in 1848, has stated to his
friends that not only had the Prussians no bad feeling
towards France, but on the contrary, that be had been
everywhere well received, and found every one protesting
their friendship for the French. M. Garnier-Pages fur-
thei stated that even at the Ministry of War in Berlin,
peace was ardently wiOlod for,"

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