The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-18 00:00:00

THE ARMY.
CAVALRY.
2d Royal North British Dragoons, Portobello Barracks,
' Dublin.—Major-General Wyndham male his half-yearly in-
spection of this corps on Tuesday, and was much pleased with
' the fine appearance of the men and hors is. The recruits and
young horses, under the command of Lieut. Phillips, riding-
master, with Cornets Lyon and Buchanan, joined head-
quarters on the 15th of October, from New Bridge.
INFANTRY.
26th Cameronian Regiment, Belfast.—Captain Cary's com-
pany, with Lieut. Rhys and Andrews, three sergeants, one
drummer, and 75 rank and file, marched from Carrickfergus
Castle on the 15th October, and joined head-quarters same
day, having been relieved by a company of same corps.
27th Regiment.—The head-quarters of this reoiment, at
Graham's Town, Cape of Good Hope, ware to embark on the
15th July, for Port Elizabeth. The South African Journal
contains the following General Order :
" The Lieutenant-Governor and Colonel commanding on
the frontier cannot permit the departure of the 27th without
expressing his entire approbation of the excellent and soldier-
like conduct which has distinguished this corps during its
long and useful service in the eastern districts; and he re-
quests to express to Lieut.-Colonel Johnstone the great satis-
faction he derived in observing, at his recent inspection, not-
withstanding the disadvantages to perfect discipline by the
remotely detached services in which the corps has been em-
ployed on this frontier, that there has been no deviation in the
good system of interior economy, or in that perfect harmony
and unanimity which have ever characterised the Innis-
killiners, and which Colenel Hare most earnestly hopes may
continue uninterrupted. On such an occasion as the present
of a separation, for the first time, from his distinguished
corps, whose tunes he has followed for 46 years, and
whose gallantry he has proudly witnessed in every quarter of
the globe, to have conspicuously added to the glories of the
British army, Colonel Hare cannot but feel deep and sincere
sorrow • and in giving expression to those feelings which the
warmth of natural affection and the recollection of time
tong past forcibly produce in him, he now bids his gallant
comrades and fellow-soldiers farewell, with an assurance of
his best wishes for their welfare and happiness, and an offer
of his fervent prayer, should it be their lot to be again called
to the field in defence of their Sovereign's honour and their
country's rights, that the God of battles will continue to carry
them forward to honour and to victory.

(Signed) "A. A. O'kEILLY, B. Major."
54th West Nor:olk Regiment, Cork.—The first division

consisting of the head-quarters., with the band and colours of
the service companies, under the command of Colonel Fane,
embarked at the Cove of Cork, on the 17th October, on board
of the Blenheim, transport, for conveyance to Gibraltar. The
baggage was shipped on the 16th.
60th (King's Royal Rifle Corps), 2d Battalion, Depot,
Glasgow—Brevet-Major Crombie has received instructions
to inspect the permanent Militia Staff of the three follow-
ing regiments—viz., the Renfrewsbire, the Lanarkshire, and
the Ayrshire. Dr. Bell, staff surgeon of the first class,
accompanies Major Crombie. The days fixed for the in-
spection were the 7th, 10th, and 15th. Major-General Sir
Neil Douglas, K.C.8., has intimated that he will take an
early opportunity of commencing his autumnal tour of in-
spection.