New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

every other district the State shall have supplied member PTotdd
he psynt her expenses Tor board and lodging while At Military
Academy MOTTO exceed cents mile o tv
4eSae%y @ ~ nS and nS,si'i SssI 70 ,Se homes
Major Boynton, in has valuable work. thus speaks OF
paper he dnsae and P.ns and explain The ma
year field service under tents performing AL the
as eona, G1i a.r.. 'dE' s hs sf nodded S The observance
SS S s sGd @sS 1PGs 70 5g ana the ecs Of
habits the honorable emulation IN which he has PARTICIPATED
squadron cavalry With proSude and lie take IN at
offensive defensive o;01 ana San ,Ass Sst s
GgH % az asPfs A; TIVE & % n % & during
schools are under the charge Of The Minister Of III Ise puTs % %
the authorities Of the direct communication Commissions
the 6Is Of Re aT%y Or passing successfully through The School Of s.
Cy admittaDce which gained by eOmPsye eI,~qston FOL
only be gained through public competitive eI,
Of Bachelor Of Science from the Lyc or public schools,
orphan school Of La FesA EnIe or partial ~ M uPPS@ n 81 .a a va
While those who are able pay for Their edaeaon students % ~ vi % %
In the service receive auus eduea9p are maintained he % same
M e extent the PoTtsehn and the same rem. may applied
70 the study Of mechanics and physics IN military h az,
Cr West equal St CT in the study Of
commissions in the British Infantry cavalry
obtained Dy purchase except in the case OF the Few grad
missions IN the artillery and engineers obtained by
graduation at the Military Academy at WoOlwich. An
nfantTy or cavalry is given at sandhurst Pupils are
received at that college between the OF thirteen and
Their instruction lasts either for two or four years,
according as they proficient in study not aud, at
ceve n commission without purchase. The usual
number of cadets appears 10 10 & be leo no,IG lTT
be added the East India COmpanys Military college at
Addscombe, which gives professional education OF two
by nomination. and leaving the school the pupils are
chosen by the authorities of the Company Tor tne
the final examination. 1t should be added that
both sandhurt and woolwich practically self,
ar the foundation OF either and which has been the re-
suit OF gradual withdrawal of Parliamentary grants,
hghly paving pupils, c.. the of civilians COmpe
ttion enters in slight degree only into the System OF
good average OF general and professional education
The infantry and cavalry oicered chiefly by the ap
rregiments They must be between II and Is
years OF age, aud must pass an examination III t e1S.
MATES. history, geography, French, and ele-
mentary drawing. After serving SIX mohtns, h, ia :
division school, studying the theory OF arms tactics th
rules and regulatisns OF the army nelq anu m
lnatOn In these subjects, aud receiving the assem- o, %
officers Of the regiment 10 MS appointment , m H. J ~
aud one senior which chiefly designed ior the euue
ton OF the OF officers OF the army The term O 'uy
In Austria there are schools OF various orders for
non commissioned officers, containing nearly Swvv
,pnil. chiefly children OF soldiers. The schools OF
The lowest order are entered az seven years ol
age There are 90 schools OF the highest ord1T.. ,T.
From each Of those connected with the engineers aIt
lery &C. six Of the best pupils are transferred 20
the Engineer or Artillery Academies through wllon my
there are four Cadet Houses. each containing 200 pupils
who enter at II aud leave at 10 years OF age o ,ne Nv
that annually leave these hOuses 100 enter the Infantry
and Cavalry Academy az Wicnerfenstadt 80 enter inc
ARTILLERY Academy aud 80 enter nc EhsinVor b 5o
- % Pr,ia has been collected: l. There are n military
..If.f fnr fhp
than 1000 cadets. ,. one page corps oI 100 pspnS'
g. school Of ensigns Tor the guards WIN 5O sIu w.
school, with l20 or l30 students, MAKING Ah agstc
gate Of than 1900 military students mere W
is beside nn imperial stan school, INTO which ~
or % officers possessing certain quahncatlohs enter
each year after an examination. Inc Term 90, oi
most distinguished scholar Of each class Is promoted AZ
once 10 stan captain the next two receive towards
10 prrform the duties sentuels at All times day ana
night, sunshine. The personal aPpra,ahS%e % oi
is gray coateo, with gray pantdoons IN winter hnI @
white duck ia summer lhc dIe-s caP j. ol t Il'A
leather brlcr0wucd, with plate, dark plume and ctll
The months of July and August OF each year are deNo'u
solely military exercises for when puiposg e @ C.P
illye the barracks aud encamp In tents ON tho PLAIN
The drills military exercises consist ia hc use :" '.
musket, nde, cannon mortar hoNl,l'F 0 t
troous including those O the hnc' ana the li'pala
ana preserving of AL kinds of ammunition ana %
of war The cadets return from camp duy 10 the pAt
- i.,c5, & on aI i1 S ~ 10 tndy The ceremony OF Sink
ug the tents aud marching out Of camp s 80 Imposing ~
rnfb an effort of me visitor % b. present that
occasion. ON the previous evening the camp -
crowds strangers, ana 10 presents an interesting ava
pleasant A. the end of year after leaving school
an ae Graduates are attached 20 the -ta hut are not al
once prunfcd in h. while from the class which contains
him and his fellows, the idle, tie stupid the m,hpiDh
Academy been thoroughly wceted out
CADET LItE.
Tie new cadet or "p'ebe enters the th class with an
exalted opinion of himself" witness ye god-, am q
cadet ahoyc other men, aud hc is only reminded thai
De is "ulcbc" when officers from TIE yeaIhhsS i'I
class placed him. llIs room ls either on thr hi,
floor the barracks constantly exposed 10 the Wahu
eve " officers. the tih nour, where after the ~
tiguing CIIll ne is obliged Neafly 10 olImp
when m camp the fourth class do the police
or sanitary duty. Whom the relative. aud friends o Tue
new cadet arrive during the summer season 20 witness
live on oytr sweeping the streets ~ tie camps or picking
M suniYs Of ngars. The DAYS of "deylhg the phDes
r passed stories are plentiful OF sudden orders gwen at
midnight pleo hastily summoned from his tlnm
brrs j, told by an officer with drawn sword 10 iah IN
Tor guard" Iils clothing Is gone. 20 matter, ~
claims the officer 90 cadet disguistl, who had helped u
abs tract the clothing, "ofdcfs POSITIVE mount I'D lhhl
Tree guubOat expected up the rveri don't leave youi
position uutu relieved, the guard VIII hro upon yon
SmvoIng and shaking in ms m2ht gallnelts tue ioDY9
remains con duty all night, etrluug his eyes Tor Tue
gnuioat and u the morning tho visitors AZ ROes Hotel
are alarmed az ghost up tree Another INSTANCE
a c,Jrf aTpr8lchig "a new -comer viii remark casually
Do Won tho President should be inpeachedi Ger
,,"a iIs al y0nr superior oniccrl Gon under ar
49, And Inc bcWimered "Plebo" aDClcs he n TO be
hung on shot But year after year their duties become
tc. after the second year he longer marches in the
rear raBk and when the fourth, or graduating yehf
riyss lc has the rank second nOOr Of the bafacks
ana tho best fcneL" There Il little romance ana deal
OF nara study and work in the ne OF q cadet ...
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