The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-25 00:00:00

" HORSE GUARDS, JUNE 23.
"MEMORANDUM FOR IHE PARADE.

-" CEREMONIAL OF ickigEriliklitiß
vie roRIA CROSS.

" Infantry parade to be formed at nine o'clock ;
cavalry and artillery at quarter-past nine o'clock,
in line of contiguous coluronq, right in front, and
at quarter distance, in the following order
1. Horse Artillery.
2. Life Guards.
3. Dragoons.
4. Royal Engineers.
5. Foot Guards.
6. Royal Marines.
7. 79th Highlanders.
8. Rifle Brigade.
9. Artillery..
10. Military Train.
" The boys of the Royal Military Asylum and,
the Pensioners will form on the lett of the line, an
in front of the military train.
" Officers and men to receive the Victoria Cross
will form in line near the Centre Pavilion.

" On the Queen entering at Hyde-park-corner
gate, a royal salute will Le fired by the batterleo
on the left of the line. _

ci When the Queen has taken post in the centre,
the recipients will pass individually, each present;
ing his card to the Adjutant-General, who wit'
name them to her Majesty. After passing, they
will resume their original position.
" After the distribution of the crosses, the tronll
will march past in open column, the artillery and
cavalry at a ivalk and tha infantry iu slow time.
" Secondly, in quarter-distance columns of troops
and companies—artillery and cavalry at a trot, in-
fantry in quick time—officers in command of real'
meats and brigades passing on with their respectivel
commands. The field batteries and infantry
then resume their original position.
" The Cavalry and Horse Artillery, after passing
in quarter-distance column, will continue their
march beyond the third wheeling-point, counter'
march by troops, and repass the Queen at a canter
when their front is clear, wheeling when opposite
to their respective original positions, and re-forming
'columns on their original ground.
" The staff and general officers composing the
Queen's cortege will form in the front of and facing
her Majesty ; those preceding her Majesty, ou the
proper left, and those following, on the right--'
and at the distance of the front of the columns,
taking care to ba well clear of the flanks.
" By command of his Royal Highness, the Gene'
ral Commanding-in-Chief.
" G. A. WETHERALL,
" Adjutant-General.°
MEMORANDUM OF ARRANGEMENTS FO4
THE CEREMONY TO TAKE PLACE -11
HYDE PARK ON THE 26rs INST.
Horse Guards, June 17.
The whole of the troops assembled to be unci,.'
the command of Lieutenant-General Sir COuill
Campbell, G. C.B. of
The cavalry, namely, Ist and 2d Regiments
Life Guards, 6th Dragoons, and 11th Hugear4
under Major-General the Earl of Cardigan'
K. C. B.
The Royal Artillery, namely, one troop and t°lo°,
field batteries, under Major:-General Sir
Williams, K. C. B.
One company of Royal Engineers, under Colonel
Chapman, C.B.
Three battalions of Foot Guards, under Mai°.
General Lord Rukeby, K. C. B.
One battalion of Royal Marini, the 79th Bette
ment, and 2d battalion Rifle Brigade, under ill,
command of Major-General Lord William Paulet"
C.B. 13
Tha troops to be formed at 10 o'clock a.m., IN
contiguous quarter distance columns right in fr°s a
facing Park-lane, in one or two lines as the groan
may admit. • • fled
The officers, warrant officers, non-commisen)- e
officers, and men who are to receive the Victorolf
Cross will be assembled in front of the line ,
columns, and after passing by her Majesty, anal;
ceiving their decoration, they will be formed OP g
site to the Queen, and there remain until the trot*
have marched past.
The ground to be kept by detachments of 3'.
valry to be detailed for that purpose.
The troops to march past in slow and quick 031
By command of his Royalllighness, the Genet
Commanding-in-Chief,
G. A. WETHERA.LL, Adjutant-General.