The Sun.
London, England, 1861-10-21 00:00:00

THE ARMI .

The following General Order, dated Horse Guards,
Oct. 16, and signed by Colonel C. Bingham, Deputy
Adjutant-General, has been received at the head-
quarters of the Royal Artillery :
" An exchange of batteries has been ordered be-
tween Brevet-Lieut.-Col. S. E. Gordon, of the 14th
Brigade, and Brevet-Major J. M'Candie Campbell,
of the 2d Brigade ; between Capt. W. T. Barnett,
of the 6th Brigade, and Capt. J. F. E. Travers, of
the Ist Brigade ; between Brevet-Major W. E. M.
Reilly, C. 8., of the 6th Brigade, and Brevet-Major
W. J. Williams, of the 3d Brigade; between Capt.
C. P. Rotton, of the 13th Brigade, and Capt. L. A.
Bradshaw, of the 7th Brigade ; between Brevet-
Major S. M. Grylls, of the 14th Brigade, and
Brevet-Major R. Biddulph, of the sth Brigade;
between Capt. J. T. B. Brown, of the 4th Brigade,
and Capt. C. E. Torriano, of the 10th Brigade; be-
tween Capt. T. A. J. Harrison, of the 4th Brigade,
and Capt. J. F. Ramsden, of the 14th Brigade ; and
between Lieut. H. G. Hasler, of the 4th Brigade,
and Lieut. W. F. Nelson, of the 6th Brigade.
The officers commanding .Royal Artillery in the
districts concerned will obtain the sanction of the
officers commanding the troops to the following
removals of officers, viz. :—Lieut.-Col. O'Connell,
from Canada to England ; Lieut.-Colonel Clifford,
from Jersey to Pembroke Dock ; Captain Harrison?
from Hilsea to Woolwich; Capt. Ramsden, from
Aldershott to Hilsea; Lieut. Walton, from Wool-
wich to Aldershott; Lieut. Bramley, from Gibraltar
to Woolwich ; Lieut. Haslar, from Aldershot to
Gosport; and Lieut. Nelson, from Gosport to Alder-
shot. The following officers of the Royal Artillery
are posted to the batteries named, and will join at
their xespective stations on the 14th November—
e. Boyd, 7th Battery, 2d Brigade, Jersey ;
Lieut. the H. A. Yorke, 3d Battery, sth Bri-
gade, latyra:iin
Brigade, p month' Lieut. T. Carr, 6th Battery, sth
10th ; Lieut. Sheil, 3d Battery,
Brigade, thoeburvness ; and Lieut. C. J. M.
Prother, 7th Buie
of tri Battery, 10th Brigade, Woolwich. An
exchange
sanctioned badeeLai° a stations having been
It.- Surg. Veale, M.D., of
the Bth Brig, and As
Surg. Bourke, of the
9th Brigade, the former
proceed to Leith
Fort on being relieved bY
transferred
at Devonport.
Assist.-Surg. Hardinge
Brigade to the 14th, and is to holcilV from the 9th
brigade,ord
ness to embark for India ; ata Assisualfrin recta_
is transferred from the latter to the f IrgSharp
and will do duty at Wooltvich until further
Lieut.-Col. H. A. B. Campbell, C. 8., at the a
Brigade,.is raised to increased pay therein, vice
Sir G. IL Barker, and Lieut.-Col. O'Connell is
therefore posteutto the 14th Brigade on major's pay.
The following officers are raised to increased pay
_Lieut. R. J. P. Saunders, Depot Brigade, vice
Bond, deceased; Lieut. V. Wing, Ist Brigade, vice
Pasley, resigned; Lieut. S. de L. Lacy, Ist Brigade,
vice Loughman, resigned; Lieut. M. L. Porter, 3d
Brigade, vice Robinson, resigned; Lieut. F. Schack,
Ist Brigade, vice Rochefort, resigned ; and Liut.
H. L. Williams, 10th Brigade, vice Ramsden, pro-
moted. Sergeant W. Muir, of the Depot Brigade,
"ce
has'been appointed master gunner at Aldershot, vi
Whitehead, at Carlisle Castle, appointed adjutant
of a volunteer artillery corps.
"-His Royal Highness the General Command-
ing-in-Chief has been pleased to award a silver
medal, with an annuity of £lO for meritorious
service, to Quartermaster Sergeant James Clif-
f** of the Depot Brigade • and the gratuity of
.medal for long'; service and good
canvraise"4l.
...linquished by Clifford, to Sergeant John
medati:__k_;?Ast Brigade. - The. annual award of
conduogrAtuities for long service and good
4een.mucla ailayed, in consequence

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