The Sun.
London, England, 1861-08-26 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

In consequence of the increased number of gen-
tlemen cadets entered at the Royal Military Aca-
demy, Woolwich, for the present quarter, several
additional masters have been engaged for the
various branches of education.

The head-quarters and service companies of the
73d Regiment, which arrived at Gravesend, from
India, in the Aliquis and White Eagle, sailing trans-
ports, disembarked from those vessels on Saturday,
when the head-quarters were forwarded to Ply-
mouth by steamer, and a portion of the regiment
left by railway for Chatham garrison, where they
will remain for a few days, when they will leave
for Plymouth to join the remainder of the regi-
ment. The Aliquis sailed from Calcutta on the
20th of April last,and the White Eagle a few days
after, the former vessel bringing the head quarters,
numbering 400 men of all ranks, and the latter
vessel, 180 non-commissioned officers and men.
The following officers arrived with the 73d
Regiment :—Col. G. H. Smith, in command ;
Lieut.-Col. W. H. Bewes ; Capts. J. W. Barnes,
S. V. F. Henslowe, R. J, Hereford, P. Gibaut,
Lieut. W. Mitford, Lieut. and Adjt. W. Gordon,
Louts. W. Bayley, A. H. Sharp, W. H. S. Pigott,
IL 1). 0. Farrington, T. M. Warren, H. F. H. Gib-
sone, Ensigns J. T. Turner and T. N. E. Kenney,
Quartermaster J. G. Scott, Assist.-Surg. R. T. Scott,
and Assist.-Surg. J. Anderson, M. 8., Lieut.-Col. T.
Ross, Major H. M. Jones. and Paymaster L. Cas-
sidy, arrived by the overland route. On Saturday
Capt bin Henslowe, Lieuts. Warren and Gibsone,
and 163 men of all ranks were forwarded to
Chatham barracks, where they will be quartered
until Thursday next.
At a general court-marshal recently held at the
camp at Colchester, under the presidency of Col.
Dixon, C. 8., acting-commandant, Private Thomas
Gaghan, of the 37th, was found guilty of insubordi-
nation and of assaulting Sergt. Everitt of the same
corps. He was sentenced to one year's imprisonment
and to receive 50 lashes. This sentence has subse-
quently been confirmed by the War-office, with the
exception of the flogging, for which 40 days' extra
imprisonment has been substituted. The depot bat-
talion of the 37th is under orders to leave Colches-
ter during the present week to be stationed at
Pembroke. The following additions to the camp'
will take place forthwith :—The 2d battalion of
the Ist Royals, consisting of 6 officers and 240 men,
from Birr ; 2d battalion of the sth Fusiliers, con-
sisting of 3 officers and 110 men, from Pembroke ;
and the 2d battalion of the 6th Foot, comprising 4
officers and 200 men, from Cork. Two detachments
have just left the camp for rifle practice at Lan-
guard Fort. Ensign Johnson, of the 56th, is under
orders for India, and Ensign Enins, of the 37th, for
Plymouth. Lieut. Hodgson, on the recommendation
of an army medical board, has obtained leave of
absence until October 17th.

The following movements of infantry regiments
have been ordered :—The depot companies of the
4th King's Own from Chichester to Chatham, to
be attached to the Ist battalion of the regiment ;
the 2d battalion of the 73d from Chichester
to Chatham, to relieve the depot battalion ; the
depot companies of the Ist battalion of the 23d, from
Chatham to Walmer, to join the 2d battalion of the
regiment ; the depot companies of the 2d battalion
of the 20th (East Devonshire) have arrived at
Chatham from Aldershot.
We have to record the death of General Francis
Mcore, the senior general in her Majesty's service,
which took place on Thursday last, at his residence,
Bath, in his 94th year. The deceased had served
74 years, having entered the army in September,
1787. He was gazetted Lieut. in August, 1791 ;
Capt., in June, 1793; Major, in July, 1794; Lieut.-
Col., in December of the same year ; Col., in January
1801 ; Major-Gen., in April, 1808 ; Lieut.-Gen., in
June, 1813; and General, in July, 1830.
We are requested to state that the private soldiers
of the Woolwich division of the Royal Marines
have been, as well as the non-commissioned officers,
so far as their limited means allowed, liberal contri-
butors to ti e fund raised for the widow and family
131 Benjamin Bradshaw, shot at the Plum t d
s ea
Mange.

APcArirtcA.mEs' HALL—The following are the
l'alue3."f ttontlernen who have passed their examination in
the science and practice of medicine, and received certifi-
cates to practise on Thursday, Aug. 22 :—Henry Finch,
Newnham Crottg,Cambridg,e; Nathaniel Engleheart Cress-
same,Cnt prhury.The following gentleman also on the
day IT'"c,il his first examination :—Albert Edward
ECultnr.,King's College.
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