The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-16 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S RETURN.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH).
BERWICK, FRIDAY MORNING.
Tile Queen left Edinburgh at a quarter to 8 this
morning, and crJssed the Tweed at a quarter after
nine. All well.
The weather at first was cold and rainy, with an
east wind, and has settled into a dense fog.
a minute to Berwick-on-
Twalied.tiale was kept to

NEWMARKET RACES.—(This Day.)

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FIANDICA.P SWEEPSTNKEi OF TEN SOY S.
Half A.33.M.

Lltitude colt
Brown Middleton

Fourteen ran.
SWEEPSTAKES OF TEN SOVS. FOR TWO
YEAR OLDS.

Babette filly ............................. ...................... 1
Geneva .................................................. 2
Panserosa... .................................................... 3
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO AND
THREE YEAR OLDS.

Chanoineese
Scribbler

Eight ran.
P RENDE RGAST STAKES
Brother to Mentmore Lass
Atusterdam

S:x run.

LA.TEST BETTING,
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
8 to 1 on The Field (offered)
20 to 1 agst Cyrene (taken freely)
25 to 1 agst Fright (offered)
50 to 1 agat Finny Grey (offered)

VOLUNTEER CORPS FOR INDIA.

Yesterday evening a numerous meeting was held at
the St. Martin's Hall, for the purpose of considering the
expo iiency of raising a volunteer corps to proceed to
India to aid in suppressing the mutiny there.
Mr. D'IMINGEIt,
having been voted into the chair.
Mr. PASTORELLI moved the following resolutions
"1. That a regiment of volunteers be enrolled for special
se‘ic , in India, such regiment to bi called the British
Volunteers, 2. That such regiment be composed of
youm! Engli.lernen of approved moral and physical
qualifie.ttioes. 3 That the period of service be de-
termined upon at the time of the candidate's attes-
tation. 4. That the officirs of the corps be ap
pointed, in - the first instance by the Commander
in Chief, and all after vacancies in en,igncies be
,:e!eJted from the non-commissioned officers of the corpA,
and be elected by the ranks, subject to the approval of
the Commander-in-Chief. 5. Tee nec-!scary army ac-
coutrements, etc.,
to be found by the Government. 6.
That the proposed c3rps be placed on the same footing
iu e.ery res,pect as her Majesty's army. 7. And that
as soon as a sufficient numb. r of names be enrolled this
propo ton be submitted to her Majesty's Government."
The resolutions were carried.
Mr. HOSKIN' having addressed the meeting amid much
c nfu,ion. sod

Mr. HILL, a retired ECig ant in the army, having
advised the yousg tutu t be cautiouß, and ascertain the
terms before they pledged thelneelvee to serve as
volunteers,
A vote to the c'iaiman ter nivated the proceedings.

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Four hundred men of the depot companies of the 18th
Royal Irish, 51st Light Infant' y, and 94th R,gimenty,
t igQVier with 12 officers, are tx?ected to join the Prc•
visional Battalions, Chatham, this day, from Cork, the
service companies ha...10g
embarked fur India.
Ytsterday morning, at Woolwich, the Prince Albert,
Capt. Youughushand, lady') with a full cario of ammuoi-
firm, ging, and otl.er military st it e 4, received Major Gar-
diner's D troop of ltuyal Horse Art,,l'ery, consisting of
144ir Gardiner, Major Earle, Litut...natits Stcrliog,
Hill., Till trd, Woody.ard, and Lord, and '2 0 3 non-
cninn,i-Ained officers and Friva'es, and steamed down
the r:vtr at noon for P.Jrfsmouth, to fill up with troops
cf the lint., thence f r C: hut';