The Sun.
London, England, 1861-11-22 00:00:00

THE 4RIIII.

Yesterday another numerous party of cavalry
and infantry, to the number of 163 men of all ranks,
who have either completed their period of service
and have been sent home from India or the colonies
to be discharged, or who, after medical examina-
tion, have been pronounced unfit for further service,
were discharged from the army at St. Mary's Bar-
racks, Chatham, orders to that effect having been
received from the Horse Guards. After being in-
spected, the men were conveyed from the invalid
establishment to the railway station, where each
man was handed his discharge papers. Many of
the troops discharged yesterday were fine young
men, who have only had very slight illnesses. Not-
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their discharge documents from the Horse Guards.
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Brigade, 151 of all ranks, who had arrived at head-
quarters, Woolwich, on Monday from India, assem-
bled on parade in the presence of Sir R. Dacres,
and the garrison Staff. Having
formed in line, together with the squadron of the
sth Lancers, the Horse and Depot Brigades, and the
battalions of the Military Train, numbering about
2,500 men, they marched past in double columns,
and from their bronzed and travel-worn counte-
nances were easily recognised. Notwithstanding
the unusual length of time they were detained at
sea (140 days), they turned out in admirable condi-
tion.

The decision arrived at by the Commissioners ap-
pointed to investigate the proceedings of the cadets
at Woolwich has been looked for during the past
week with the utmost interest, but nothing has as
yet transpired. The rations are now served on a
much more liberal scale, and, from information ro•
ceived yesterday at the Academy, it appears that
his Rnyal Highness has yielded to the representa-
tions of the Committee, and is willing to grant per-
mission for the use of tobacco to the gentlemen
cadets on the grounds of the establishment.

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