JAMES, H. F. to be add. sess. jud. of the twenty-four Pergunnahs, &c. &c. Oct. 21.

LOWE, W. H. to be jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Shahjehanpore, and cont. to offic. as jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Agra, Oct. 20. MACPHERSON, A. G. to offic. as 1st judge of Court of Small Causes, dur. abs. of Wylie.

MAYNE, F. O. to be jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Etah, Oct. 20. MCCHLERY, W. to be a memb. of local agency at Azimgurh. MCDONELL, W. F. to offic. as jt. mag. and dep. coll. of Chumparun, Oct. 20.

METCALFE, H. C. to offic. as civ. and sess. jud. E. Burdwan, dur. abs. of Bentall, Oct. 21.

PATTON, J. H. to offic. as judge of sudder dewanny and nizamut adawlut.

PERKINS, R. H. asst. to salt ag. at Balasore, vested with special powers.

SINGER, B. P. ex. assist. in the Punjaub, transf. to Nagpore, Oct. 20.

WALKER, R. res. Hon. Compy.'s civ. serv. Nov. 1.

pub. works in lower provs.

ALLEN, Ens. A. B. do du. 37th N.I. posted 24th N.I. at Wuzeerabad as 4th ens.

ANGELO. Maj. R. infy. to be lieut. col. fr. Aug. 5, in success. to Tudor, dec.

BAKER, Ens. G. A. A. posted to 60th N.I. at Bandah, Oct. 20. BATTYE, Ens. W. do du. 48th, posted 65th N.I. at Thayat Mew (Pegu), as 4th ens. Oct. 20; to be lieut. fr. June 21st, 1854, v. Bacon, retired.

BEADLE, Lieut. J. P. engrs. offic. sec. to mil. board, to be supt. of embankments in lower provs.

BEYNON, Lieut. W. H. adjt. of Kotah cont. to cont. to act as 2nd in com. in addit. to his other duties, dur. abs. of Dennys. BIRCH, Ens. F. M. do du. 33rd, posted to 71st N.I. at Noorpore, as 4th ens. Oet. 20.

BOGLE, Lieut. col. Sir A. in civil emp. fr. 48th to 16th N.I. BOILEAU, Lieut. G. W. 34th N.I. to be capt. fr. Aug. 5, in succ. to Tudor, dec.

BRANDER, Lieut. M. J. 40th N.I. to be sub. asst. commissary gen. Oct. 20.

BROWNLOW, Lieut. C. H. 1st Sikh inf. to be 2nd in com. v. Arrow, Oct. 17.)

BUSHBY, Ens. G. M. doing duty, 67th, posted to 70th N.I. at Umballah, as 4th ens. Oct. 20.

BUTLER, Ens. T. R. with 11th N.I. posted to 1st Eur. fus. at Thayat Mew, as jun. 8th 2nd lieut. Oct. 23.

CADELL, Ens. T. doing duty 11th N.I. posted to 2nd Eur. fus. at Prome as 8th 2nd lieut. Oct. 20.

CAMPBELL, L. L. G. A. adjt. to offic. as in com. 2nd Assam L.I. batt.

CAMPBELL, Capt. R. 2nd in com. 2nd Assam L.I. batt. to offic. as commdt. dur. abs. on leave of Foquet.

CAMPBELL, Lieut. col. C. (on leave) fr. 39th N.I. to 1st Eur. Bengal fus. Oct. 14.

CHALMERS, Ens. W. G. do. du. 50th, posted to 51st N.I. at Rawul Pindee, as 4th ens. Oct. 20.

CLAGETT, Capt. T. W. 4th cav. to com. 1st cav. Hyderabad contingent, v. Shakspear.

COMBER, 2nd Lieut. A. K. 18th N.I. adjt. 1st Assam L.I. batt. services temp. pl. at disp. of Gov. of Bengal fr. Nov. 15, for empl. as jun. asst. Luckhimpore dur. abs. of Morton.

CRACROFT, Ens. B. do. du. 42nd, posted to 50th N.I. at Benares. DAVIDSON, Ens. J. P. 4th N.I. to act as adjt. 1st Seikh local inf. DENNYS, Capt. J. B. 38th N.I. to have ch. of survey in distr. of Jawad Neemuch, Oct. 20.

DEPREE, 2nd Lieut. G. C. passed exam. for survey.

DICKENS, Capt. C. H. art. offic. 1st asst. sec. to mil. board to be sec. to committee for 'prep. of a code for dept. of pub. works. Placed at disp. of govt. of Bengal, fr. Dec. next, for spec. du. in Shahabad.

DUVAL, Lieut. J. 50th N.I. to do du. with Pegu L.I. batt. FAGAN, Brev. maj. C. G. 8th L.C. is perm. to retire fr. the service of the comp. on pension of a major, fr. Nov. 1. FITZGERALD, 2nd Lieut. M. M. passed exam. for survey. and civ. engin.

FITZGERALD, Lieut. C. M. 31st N.I. to be an asst. comm. gen. 2nd class, v. Robertson.

GAITSKILL, Brev. maj. F. art. to be maj. fr. July 25, 1854, v. Pillans, retired.

GENESTE, 2nd Lieut. M. G. engs. to be a dep. supt. of cadets. GEPP, Ens. T. S. do du. 11th posted to 55th N.I. at Mooltan. GILBERT, Lieut. E. K. O. 27th N.I. to act as maj. of brig. dur. abs. of Siddons.

GORDON, Ens. H. W. do. du. 67th posted to 63rd N.I. at Cawnpore, as 4th ens. Oct. 20.

GRAHAM, Ens. G. A. 28th N.I. to be lieut. fr. Oct. 19th, 1854 v., Lysaght, prom.

GRAHAM, Ens. F. W. 11th N.I. to be adj. 1st Sikh inf. v. Brownlow, prom.

GRAVES, Ens. R. S. 66th or Goorka regt. to be lieut. fr. Sept. 15, 1854, v. Swetenham, res.

GURNELL, Capt. R. M. Invalids, perm. to retire fr. the service of
the Company, on pens. of his rank, fr. Nov. 15, 1854.
HAMILTON, Lieut. J. J. 2nd gren. N.I. to be capt. fr. Oct. 24, v.
Rattray, dec.

HAMILTON, Brev. maj. G. W. 34th N.I. to be maj. fr. Aug. 5, in success. to Tudor, dec.

HANDYSIDE, Lieut. R. N. 9th N.I. to do du. with Pegu L.I. batt. HARRIS, Ens. J. P. posted to 21st N.I. at Sealcote, Oct. 20.

HOGGAN, Ens. G. H. W. doing duty with 19th, posted to 4th N.I. at Peshawur, as 4th ens. Oct. 20.

HOWELL, Lieut. W. R. H. I. 1st Eur. fus. to be sub. asst. commy. gen. Oct. 20.

HUGHES, Lieut. T. E. art. to rank fr. July 25, 1854, v. Gaitskill,

prom.

JARRETT, Ens. H. C. T. rec. arr. posted to 26th N.I. at Delhi.
KEEN, Ens. F. J. to do duty with 42nd L.I. at Benares.
KNYVETT, Ens. F. A. C. (on leave) posted to 24th N.I. at
Wuzeerabad, Oct. 20.

LAKE, Ens. Sir A. K. Bart. doing duty with 67th, posted to 2nd
Eur. fus. at Prome, as 9th 2nd lieut. Oct. 20.

L'ESTRANGE, Ens. É. 2nd Eur. L.I. to be lieut. fr. Oct. 15, 1854, in suc. to Wardroper, ret.

LEWIS, Capt. H. commy, of ord. 2nd class, to be commy. of ord. 1st class, fr. Oct. 10, v. Cooper.

LOUIS, Ens. W. L. posted to 42nd N.I. at Benares, Oct. 20. LYSAGHT, Lieut. C. 28th N.I. to be capt. of a comp. fr. Oct. 19, 1854, v. Nicholetts, dec.

MACBEAN, Lieut. G. S. 74th N.I. to be a dept. asst. commy. gen. 2nd class, v. Willes, prom.

MAGRATH, Lieut. J. B. 49th N.I. to do du. with Pegu, lt. inf. batt.

MAIDMAN, Ens. G. E. J. rec. arr. posted to 1st Eur. fus. at Thyat mew as 9th 2nd lieut. Oct. 20.

MAINWARING, Capt. H. G. invald. is permitted to retire from the service of the compy. on pens. of his rank fr. date of departure of steamer in Nov.

MAINWARING, Capt. N. W. 73rd N.I. perm. to res. his appt. in the canal dep. pl. at disp. of c.-in-c.

MALLESON, Lieut. G. B. 33rd N.I. to be sub-asst. commy. gen. MANSON, Ens. G. W. 34th N.I. to be lieut. fr. Aug. 5, in succes. to Tudor, dec.

M'BARNET, Capt. G. G. app. as extra asst. in Saugor and Nerbudda territory, canc.

M'DOUGALL, Lieut. C. A. adj. 9th N.I. to be 2nd in com. 2nd reg. inf. Gwalior conting. in succes. to Meyern, Oct. 20. M'QUEEN, Ens. J. W. do du. 41st posted to 27th N.I. at Agra, as 4th ens. Oct. 20.

MORTON, Ens. B. W. D. off. jun. asst. to com. of Assam, passed in Bengali, Oct. 20.

MOULE, Brev. col. J. fr. 11th to 48th N.I.

MURRAY, 2nd Lieut. H. art, to be 1st lieut. fr. July 31, 1854, in succes. to Whiteford, retired.

MYLNE, W. C. R. 74th N.I. to be sub-asst. commy. gen. fr. Oct. 12.

OMMANNEY, Maj. E. L. engrs. transf. fr. 1st to 2nd circ. of superint. pub. works in lower provs.

OUTRAM, Col. J. to offic. as res. at Lucknow, dur. abs. of Col. Sleeman.

PESTER, Capt. H. L. 63rd N.I. to offic. as maj. of brig. at Cawnpore, during leave on m.c. of Capt. H. A. Morrieson. PROLE, Ens. W. G. posted to 53rd N.I. at Barrarckpore, Oct. 20. QUIN, Ens. T. 22nd N.I. to be lieut. fr. Oct. 17, 1854, v. Magnay, dec.

REPTON, Ens. H. M. do du. 33rd, posted to 67th N.I. at Benares. ROBERTSON, Maj. A. offic. ex. asst. sec. to offic. as sec. to mil. board.

ROGERS, Ens. B. posted to 68th N.I. at Khyouk Phyoo, Oct. 20. ROWCROFT, Lieut. G. C. reg. com. of Kelali Ghilzie regt. fr. Capt. G. E. Holmes, on latter's dep. on leave.

RUTHERFORD, Lieut. col. W. (on furlough), fr. 16th to 11th N.I. SALMOND, Cornet C. J. 7th L.C. to be lieut. fr. Jan. 13, 1854, v. Saunders, res.

SHOULDHAM, Lieut. col. T. H. fr. 52nd to 15th N.I. fr. Nov. 1. SIMONS, 1st Lieut. A. P. art. to be capt. fr. July 31, 1854, v. Whiteford, ret.

SNEYD, Capt. N. R. 57th N.I. to off. as cantonment jt. mag. at Meean Meer, until ret. of Wakefield.

STEVENSON, Brev. capt. R. C. 2nd Eur. regt. to be capt. fr. Oct. 15, in suc. to Wardroper, ret.

SWATMAN, Lieut. col, W. fr. 15th to 52nd N.I. fr. Nov. 1. SWETENHAM, Lieut. J. R. 66th, or Goorka regt. is permitted, at his own request, to resign the service of the company fr. Sept. 15. SWINEY, Lieut. G.7th N.I. to act as adj. dur. abs. of Ingilby. THOMAS, Ens. W. H. do. du. 42nd, posted to 22nd N.I. at Ferozepore, as 4th ens. Oct. 20.

THOMSON, 1st Lieut. D. pass. exam. for survey, and civ. eng. THOMPSON, Brev. lieut, col. W. J. c.B. fr. 1st Eur. brig. fus. to 39th N.I. Oct. 14.

TICKELL. Capt. J. 73rd N.I. to temp. ch. of Agra and Bombay road. v. Eliot.

TUCKER. Brev. maj. T. T. 8th L.C. super. is brought on the strength of the corps, from Nov. 1, 1854, v. Fagan, retired. UPPERTON, Ens. J. rec. arr. posted to 46th N.I. at Meerut, Oct. 20. WALKER, Ens. T. N. do. du. with 67th, posted to 60th N.I. at Bandah as 4th ens. Oct. 20.

WALKEK, Ens. L. 2nd N.I. to be int. fr. Oct. 24, in succ. to Rattray, dec.

WARDROPFR, Capt. F. B. 3rd Eur. reg. perm. to retire on the pension of his rank.

WARREN, Ens. C. H. L. 8th N.I. to act as adj. to wing of corps ordered to Futtegurh.

WATSON, Lieut. H. A. 49th N.I. perm. at his request to resign the service of the Company, fr. Oct. 6, 1854. WHEELER, Ens. F. do. du. 50th, posted to 39th N.I. at Lahore. WILLES, Lieut. J. J. 69th N.I. to be a dep. asst. comy. general, 2nd class, v. Fitzgerald, prom.

WINTLE, Capt. A. W. to rank fr. July 25, 1854, v. Gaitskill,

prom.

ADMITTED TO THE SERVICE. ARRIVED AT DATES SPECIFIED.

ENGINEERS.

THOMASON, C. S. Nov. 2.

TREVOR, S. T. Nov. 2.

CAVALRY.

DANIELL, M. G. Nov. 2.

INFANTRY.

PROLE, W. G. Oct. 24.

OUSELEY, W. W. J. Oct. 26.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

ABBOTT, Capt. brig. maj. and paymr. N. div. 1 mo. to Bombay; to Europe for one year, on m.c. new regs.

ATLAY, 1st Lieut. E. fr. Nov. 1 to Feb. 15, 1855, in ext. on m.c. to Meerut and Calcutta, prep. to apply for furl.

BAGSHAWE, Major S. R. 7th N.I. fr. Oct. 20 to Jan. 15, 1855, to Tirhoot and Calcutta, old regs.

BARBER, Lieut. J. H. 12th N.I. to Dec. 15, in ext. to pres. prep. to apply for leave to sea, on m.c.

BARTON, Brev. maj. N. D. 6th L.C. to Nov. 30, 1855, in ext. m.c. BRIGGS, Lieut. J. P. 40th N.I. 1 year, in ext.

BRISTOW, Brev. maj. G. W. G. 71st N.I. fr. Nov. 2 to Feb. 28, to pres. prep. to apply for furl. to Europe.

CAMPBELL, 1st Lieut. J. F. 2nd Eur. fus. 3 mo. fr. date of embark. at Prome, to Moulmein, Oct. 17.

CARLETON, Capt. H. A. art. 1 mo. fr. Oct. 15, in ext. to rem. at Murree, on m.c.

CHESTER, Brev. Lieut.-col. C. dep. adjt. gen. fr. Oct. 15, 1854, to Feb. 15, 1855, to presidency, prep. to apply for furl. to Europe, on m.c.

CHESTER, Ens. H. D. E. W. 36th N.I. fr. Oct. 15 to 30, in ext. to rem. at Simla.

CORFIELD, Brev. Lieut.-col. 1st N.I. 6 mo. from Nov. 15, in ext. to Calcutta, prep. to app. for furl. to Europe, on m.c. CREIGHTON, Lieut. R. 55th N.I. to Jan. 25, 1855, to Bombay, prep. to Europe, on m.c.

CUNLIFFE, Lieut. G. G. 41st N.I. to Nov. 30, 1855, in ext. DANDRIDGE, Lieut. E. 73rd N.I to Sept. 18, to Phillour, old reg. DANSEY, Lieut. J. J. 16th N.I. 1 yr. fr. Nov. 30, in ext. to remain at Almorah on m.c.

DANVERS, Ens. R. W. 15th N.I. 3 mo. fr. Sept. 15, to rem. at

DEPREE, 2nd Lieut. G. C. art. to be an asst. to Capt. G. H. Saxton, asst. surveyor general in ch. of the Ganjam party of trig. survey, Oct. 20.

DICKINSON, Brig. T. 4 mo. to pres. prep. to apply. for furl. to Eur. DUFFIN, Lieut. F. 70th N.I. fr. Sept. 28, to Dec. 1, in ext.; to rem. at Simla, on m.c.

EVANS, Lieut. J. M. 7th N.I. 1 mo. to Calcutta, old reg.
GASTRELL, Capt. J. E. 14 days.

GIBBINGS, Lieut. A. 1st irr. cav. to Nov. 15, 1855, in ext.; to rem. at Simla, on m.c.

GWATKIN, Col. E. 31st N.I. fr. Nov. 1 to March 1, to pres. prep. to apply. for furl. to Eur.

HALE, Lieut. G. D. 44th N.I. fr. Oct. 15 to Dec. 5, to Calcutta, prep. to app. for furl. to Eur.

HODGSON, Lieut. col. J. T. fr. Nov. 1, 1854, to May 1, 1855, in ext. to rem. at Simla, and visit presidency prep. to apply. for furl. to Eur. on m.c.

HOME, Col. R. 43rd L.I. fr. Nov. 16 to Feb. 1, in ext. to pres. prep. to app. for furl. to Eur. on m.c.

INGILBY, Lieut. R. M. 7th N.I. I mo. fr. Aug. 26, to Calcutta, old reg. prep. to ret. fr. the service.

INGRAM, Lieut. J. S. assist. superint. of Pegu, 3 mo. to sea, on

m.c.

JACKSON, Lieut. P. H. 67th N.I. to Feb. 1, 1855, to pres. prep. to
Eur.

JERDAN, Lieut. G. 43rd L.I. to Nov. 30. 1855, in ext.
KNYVETT, Lieut. col. A. fr. Aug. 1 to Oct. 10, to rem. at Meerut
KNYVETT, Ens. F. A. C. fr. Nov. 1 to May, 1855, to Sherghatty.
MITCHELL, Maj. W. St. L. 13th N.I. fr. Öct. 7 to Nov. 15, 1855,
in ext. to rem. at Nynee Tal, on m. c.

MORTON, Ens. B. W. D. off. jun. asst. to commiss. of Assam, 3 mo.

NARES, 1st Lieut. J. S. 3rd tr. Ist brig. h. art. Sept. 6 to Oct. 15, to Lahore, old regs.

POGSON, Capt. W. Q. 43rd L.I. from Oct. 15 to 21, in ext. to rem. at Simla.

PRICE, Lieut. R. H. 31st N.I. 1 yr. fr. Nov. 15, in ext. to rem. at Simla, on m. c.

RANDALL, Lieut. W. L. 59th N.1. 2 mo. fr. Sept. 1, to Simla. REID, Capt. C. 10th N.I. to Nynee Tal, fr. Oct. 10, 1854, to July 20, 1855.

RIPLEY, Ens. F. J. 70th N.I. 1 mo. fr. Oct. 15, in xt. to rem. at Simla, on m. c.

SAGE, Lieut. col. W. supt. engr. 2nd circ. pub. works, N. W. provs. to Jan. 15, 1855, prep. to sea, on m. c.

SHERWILL, Brev. maj. M. E. fr. Dec. 1, 1853, to March 16, 1854, to presidency.

SITWELL, Ens. F. H. M. 31st N.I. 1 mo. fr. Oct. 18, in ext. to remain at Landour on m.c.

SMALPAGE, Lieut. F. E. art. to Oct. 10, 1855, to hills, on m.c. STAINFORTH, Ens. G. B. 61st N.I. fr. Sept. 12 to 29, in ext.

on m.c.

STRANGWAYS, Capt. G. 71st N.I. 1 mo. fr. Oct. 15, in ext. to rem. at Simla.

SWETENHAM, Maj. E. inv. estab. fr. Nov. 1 to March 1, to Calcutta, prep. to apply. for furl. to Europe.

THEOBALD, Lieut. J. P. A. 6th L.C. 1 mo. fr. Nov. 15, in ext. to pres. prep. to app. for furl. to Europe on m.c. old regs. TOOGOOD, 1st Lieut. A. D. 2nd Eur. fus. 6 mo. fr. Dec. 5, to Jessore and the pres. prep. to apply. for furl. to Eur. TREMENHEERE, Lieut. col. G. B. engrs. in ext. to March 14, 1855,

on m.c.

TURNER, Capt. A. 1st N.I. 1 yr. fr. Nov. 30, to remain at Murree

on m.c.

WAKE, Brev. col. W. H. fr. Nov. 1 to Dec. 22, to presidency, prep. to submitting an application for furl. on m.c. WALCOTT, Lieut. and adjt. W. H. fr. Dec. 1 to Feb. 15, 1855, to presidency, old rules.

WARD, Lieut. J. 1st N.I. to Europe for 3 years, old regs. WATERFIELD, Ens. W. G. 23rd N.I. from Oct. 31 to Nov. 15 in ext. to remain at Nynee Tal, on m.c.

WILLOWS, Lieut. J. E. L. 10th N.I. 4 mo. to Futtehghur, old rules.

MEDICAL.

APPOINTMENTS, &c.

BOWLING, Asst. surg. J. P. art. to med. aid to 13th N.I. v. Beale. BRADLEY, Surg. W. H. 5th inf. Hyderabad contingent, to med. ch. 2nd cav.

BROWN, Surg. J. C. fr. 62nd to 44th N.I. at Dinapore.

CURRIE, Asst. surg. J. A. to rec. med. ch. of sappers and miners and staff at Prome, Oct. 14.

CURRIE, Asst. surg. G. V. passed colloq. exam.; to proceed to Delhi, and do du. with 16th, N.I. Oct. 14.

DICKSON, Surg. J. B. fr. 4th L.C. to art. div. at Dum Dum, v. Mackinnon.

DIAPER, Asst. surg. H. civ. asst. surg. of Behar, serv. pl. at disp. of C.-in-C. fr. Dec. 15.

EARLE, Asst. surg. F. J. with 2nd fus. serv. pl. at disp. of Govt. of Bengal.

EBDON, Asst. surg. to assu. med. ch. of Eur. soldiers proc. to Mount Abo0.

ETESON, Asst. surg. A. to proc. to Rangoon in med. ch. of 1st comp. 5th batt. art.

EWART, Asst. surg. J. M.D. to be a mem. of local com. of public instruction at Ajmeer.

FRANCIS, Asst. surg. C. R. to med. ch. of Nynee Tal, to proc. and join.

GARRAD, Vet. surg. J. W. posted to 9th L.C. to continue in profess. ch. of the art. &c. at Sealkote.

HEMMING, Asst. surg. G. W. to be sub-asst. surg. of Orai. HUTCHINSON, Asst. surg. R. F. M.D. passed colloq. exam.; to proc. to Noorpore, and aff. med. aid to head qrs. 71st N.Í. v. Dunbar.

JAMES, Asst. surg. E. to place himself under the orders of the supg. surg. Sirhind circle, Oct. 16.

LAWRENCE, Asst. surg. J. T. to proc. and do duty with head qrs. 71st N.I. at Noorpore.

Locock, Asst. surg. H. S. to continue to do duty with 2nd Eur. Bengal Fus. until further orders, Oct. 14; fr. 47th to 25th N.I. LYELL, Asst. surg. R. M.D. to afford med. aid to detach. of 50th N.I. at Ghazeepore.

MACKINNON, Sen. surg. C. to be a supp. surg. on the estab. v. Francis, died.

MACLAGAN, Asst. surg. J. Mc. G. to do du. with H.M.'s. 14th L.D. at Meerut.

MCRAE, Surg. D. fr. 76th N.I. to 4th L.C. v. Dickson.

MOORE, Asst. surg. T. M.D. fr. 25th, and reported to 63rd N.I. ORR, Surg. J. H. 4th N.I. Hyderabad, contingent to med. ch. of 3rd cav.

PAYNE, Asst. surg. A. J. when relieved by Asst. Surg. Francis, fr. med. ch. of Nynee Tal, to place himself at disp. of Lieut.Gov. N.W. provinces.

PARTRIDGE, Asst. surg. S. B. services temp. placed at disp. of Lieut.-Gov. of Bengal, Oct. 21.

STEWART, Asst. surg. H. to be a member of local agency at Azimgurh.

STOKES, Asst. surg. J. M'D. 29th, to aff. med. aid to right wing 69th N.I.

SUTHERLAND, Asst. surg. P. W. to do du. with art. div. at Meerut.

TUCKER, Asst. surg. S. R. M.D. 7th irr. cav. to aff. med. aid to 51st and 66th N.I. v. Shillito, proc. to Murree on duty. TUCKER, Asst. surg. St. G. W. M.D. 14th irr. cav. to relieve Asst. surg. J. Sawyers, M.D. H.M.'s 22nd, fr. med. ch. of the commis. depôt at Nowshera.

UMPHLEBY, Asst. surg. J. E. posted to 74th N.I.

WALLICH, Asst. snrg. N. D. S. on joining 4th Punjab cav. to assu. med. ch. of jail, &c. at Kohat, No. 3 Punjab lt. field batt.' and hd. qu. and wing of 2nd Punjab inf. dur. abs. of left wing at Bahadoor Khail.

YOUNG, Asst. surg. A. passed colloq. exam.

8th. Capt. R. W. Hartley, 3 mo. fr. Dec. 1 to Bombay, and 2 yrs. to England; Lieut. R. B. Stewards, Nov. 1 to Jan. 31, in ext. -22nd. Lieut. E. S. W. Smith, to Dec. 21 to Bombay, and 2 yrs. to England, on medical certificate; Ens. L. N. D. Hammond, to January 10, and 1 year to England, on medical certificate; Lieutenant F. H. Gee, to do duty with inval. to Rawul Pindee.24th. Ens. T. Madden, to be lieut. fr. Oct. 12; Ens. H. H. Austen, to be lieut. fr. Oct. 12; Ens. W. Werge Smith, inval. to Ferozepore; Brev. lieut. col. A. G. Blachford, to Oct. 31, 1855, to rem. and Landour and hills n. of Deyrah, on m.c.-29th. Major J. Power, to March 8, 1856.-32nd. Capt. C. T. King, Nov. 5 to Jan. 5; Lieut. W. Patterson, 4 mo. to Bombay, and 2 yrs. to England.-52nd. Lieut. col. R. G. Hughes, 4 mo. to Calcutta, and 2 yrs. to England, on m. c.; Lieut. C. D. Coote, to Nov. 14, in ext. on m. c.-60th. Surg. Boyes, 3 mo. to Bombay, and 1 yr. to England; Capt. H. F. Williams, to rejoin 1st batt.-61st. Major C. C. Deacon, leave cancelled October 19; Lieutenant W. H. H. Pattoun, to October 30, to Simla, on med. cer. Lieut. G. S. Tyler, to do du. with inval. to Ferozepore.-70th. Capt. G. Reynolds, to Jan. 31, in ext. and 2 yrs. to England, on m.c.; Lieut. W. T. Mc Gregor, to Dec. 19, in ext. on m.c.-75th.

Capt. B. D. W. Ramsay, 2 mo. to Madras, on m.c.; Assist. surg. A. F. Turner, to Rawul Pindee, in med. ch. of inval.-78th. Capt. J. D. McAndrew, to Feb. 28, to Madras, S.E. coast, on m.c.83rd. Surg. W. S. J. H. Munro, 1 yr. to England, on m.c.-84th. Lieut. B. Sandwith, to act as asst. to executive eng. Rangoon div. of public works, v. Stewart.-86th. Capt. C. O'Creagh, to April 28, in ext.-87th. Capt. J. Bailie, to Nov. 11, to Murree and adjacent hills, on m.c. 96th. Ens. J. B. Kirk, to Oct. 31, in ext. ; Brev. maj. E. R. Gregg, to act as brig. major, Fort William, dur. abs. of Ramsey.-98th. Ens. G. F. Webster, to Nov. 9, in ext. on m.c.; Lieut. R. Reid, to be adjt. v. Mills, res.

DOMESTIC.

BIRTHS.

ANAKIEL, wife of M. G. s. at Calcutta, Nov. 5.
ASPINAL, wife of H. s. at Bareilly, Oct. 22.
BALDWIN, Mrs. W. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 24.
BALFOUR, Mrs. W. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 29.

BEATSON, wife of Asst. surg. W. B. d. at Chittagong, Oct. 23.
BENBOW, wife of C. W. d. at Calcutta, Nov. 5.
BLAIR, wife of Lieut.-col. C. D. s. at Simla, Oct. 17.
Bose, wife of D. N. D. s. at Battala, Oct. 17.
BUROT, the lady of F. d. at Chandernagore, Oct. 17.
CHARDE, wife of W. s. at Simla, Oct. 20.
COLLET, wife of J. d. at Mirzapore, Oct. 1.
FINDLEY, Mrs. J. d. at Moulmein, Oct. 17.
FOLEY, Mrs. R. d. at Patna, Oct. 14.

GEORGE, wife of W. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 28.

GILLMORE, wife of James, d. at Lahore, Oet. 28.

GORDON, wife of A. R. s. at Agra, Oct. 17.
GREGORY, wife of T. d. at Calcutta, Oct. 19.

HALL, wife of Lieut. J. T. S. 12th N.I. s. at Jhunsi, Oct. 20.
HANDLEY, Mrs. H. d. at Chowringhee, Nov. 4.

HAWES, the lady of Lieut. W. H. 63rd N.I. at Cawnpore, Oct. 30.
HARLEY, wife of T. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 26.

HEALY, Mrs. J. s. at Mussoorie, Oct. 25.
HARMER, wife of G. s. at Terhoot, Oct. 10.

JAMESON, wife of W. s. at Hamulbagth in Kumaon, Oct. 21.
JERVIS, wife of Maj. Pens. Paymaster, d. at Barrackpore, Nov. 4.
JOHANNES, wife of F. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 21.

JOHNSTON, wife of W. A. s. still-born, at Calcutta, Oct. 31.
JOHNSTON, wife of A. c.s. d. at Meerut, Oct. 28.
JOWETT, wife of T. H. d. at Calcutta, Oct. 26.
LANGLOIS, Mrs. A. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 25.

LANE, wife of Lieut. C. S. 26th L.I. s. at Delhi, Oct. 19.
LAWFORD, wife of H. B. c.s. s. at Kishnaghur, Oct. 27.
LINSELL, wife of Inspector, d. at Calcutta, Oct. 21.
LORD, wife of T. H. s. at Chowringhee, Oct. 22.
MACKWHITER, wife of J. P. c.s. d. at Simla, Oct. 21.

MATHIAS, wife of Lieut. H. V. 50th N.I. d. at Ghazeepore,
Oct. 31.

M'IVER, wife of K. d. at Agra, Oct. 25.`

MARTIN, wife of C. d. at Calcutta, Oct. 18.

NELLAYER, wife of C. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 21.

OMAN, Mrs. G. B. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 4.

PARKER, wife of J. s. at Mugra, Oct. 22.

REID, Mrs. G. s. at Cawnpore, Oct. 20.

RENNY, wife of Lieut. G. A. h. art. s. at Lahore, Oct. 27.

ROBELLO, wife of T. A. s. at Calcutta, Oct. 25.

ROBINSON, Mrs. S. H. s. at Goorsery, Oct. 27.

ROSTAN, wife of J. H. d. at Calcutta, Oct. 22.

RUSSELL, wife of R. H. c.s. d. at Comillah, Oct. 24.

SANDEMAN, wife of A. P. d. at Calcutta, Oct. 19.

SEPPINGS, wife of Lieut. E. J. 2nd L.C. s. at Umballa, Oct. 25.
SHERER, wife of J. W. c.s. d. at Allyghur, Oct. 24.
STEPHEN, wife of J. s. (twins), at Darra, Oct. 17.
TONNOCHY, wife of Capt. V. H.M.'s 29th, s. at Delhi, Nov. 3.
VENABLES, wife of E. F. s. at Azimghur, Oct. 17.
YOUNG, wife of Lieut.-col s. at Simla, Oct. 31.

MARRIAGES.

BAGNELL, W. C. to C. W. Lamborn, at Calcutta, Oct. 18.
BOUND, William, to Lucy Linton, at Calcutta, Oct. 26.
BRISCOE, Thomas, to Mary Hamer, at Kidderpore, Oct. 27.
BUTLER, Samuel, to Emma Maclean, d. of J. S. at Calcutta,
Oct. 16.

HUDSON, Charles O. to Ellen S. Ridge, at Howrah, Nov. 6.
HUNTER, Capt. A. 25th reg. to Caroline Cherry, d. of the late
Col. Greene, at Dholepore, Oct. 30.

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JOHNSON, E. T. S. to Octavia Steele, at Calcutta, Oct. 30. JOHNSTON, W. c.s. to Elizabeth C. d. of the late Hon. J. Thomason, at Nainee Tal, Oct. 19.

KIRKPATRICK, Walter H. to Helen, d. of T. E. Mullins, at Chundernagore, Oct. 26.

Lowis, Robert N. c.s. to Emma, d. of Lieut. col. M'Causland, 50th N.I. at Simla, Oct. 25.

PEIRSON, R. L. to Mrs. E. C. Porter, at Calcutta, Oct. 18. SANDERS, J. to Jessie Emma, d. of the late J. L. Jones, at Calcutta, Oct. 18.

SAY, A. W. C. to Miss Isabella Johanna Stapleton, at Calcutta. Oct. 13.

SHARPE, C. F. to Alice Anne, d. of Capt. Crossman, Bengal army, at Calcutta, Oct. 25.

SNELL, T. E. to Mrs. C. Ballantine, at Calcutta, Oct. 27.
TERRY, W. to Harriet, d. of the late A. Gordon, at Midnapore,
Oct. 4.

DEATHS.

ABERCROMBIE, Wm. inf. s. of Maj. h. art. at Mussorie, Oct. 23.
CRUMP, wife of P. at Entally, aged 43, Nov. 3.
FINDLAY, inf. d. of J. at Moulmain, Oct. 17.
GILLANDERS, Anne, widow of the late T. at Calcutta, aged 75,
Oct. 18.

HINDE, Lieut. J. H.M.'s 24th, at Lahore, Oct. 24.

JANVIER, W. L. s. of Rev. L. at Loodiana, aged 4, Oct. 26.
LEMON, Mrs. John, at Simla, aged 26, Oct. 31.
MAGNAY, Lieut. 22nd N.I. at Ferozepore, Oct. 17.
MONNIER, wife of A. C. at Dacca, aged 29.
MORNAY, S. at Calcutta, aged 47, Oct. 21.

MORRIESON, R. H. inf. s. of D. B. c.s. at Landour, Oct. 20.
MASEYK, J. at Calcutta, aged 65, Oct. 18.
NICHOLAS, X. at Calcutta, aged 42, Oct. 22.

NICHOLETTS, Brev. maj. W. H. 28th N.I. at Seetapore Oudh,
Oct. 19.

RATTRAY, Capt. J. 2nd N.1. at Dorundah, Oct. 24,

ROBERTSON, Jane, widow of the late Colin, at Calcutta, Oct. 27.
SNADDEN, W. at Calcutta, aged 28, Nov. 2.

SMITH, H. F. inf. s. of H. F. D. at Entally, Oct. 31.
WILLS, wife of E. C. at Calcutta, aged 20, Oct. 26.
WOOD, Elizabeth, widow of the late R. at Calcutta, aged 49,
Oct. 15.

SHIPPING. ARRIVALS.

Ocr. 19. Euphrates, Johnston, Bombay.-20. Royal Charlie, Thomas, Adelaide; John Hepburn, Hollond, Rangoon: Cornwall, Dawson, Rangoon; Francis Fleetwood, Orchard, London; Windsor, Tickwell, London; Emerald Isle, Pellett, Madras.-21. Augustin, Ventre, Marseilles; Sacrament, Hart, Dunkerque; Barham, Vaile, London.-22. Adelaide, Cochrane, Akyab; Futtel Rohomon, Hodgson, Madras; Nonpareil, Tullock, Coringa.-25. George Hollet, Howes, Boston; Laidmans, Gordon, Rangoon.27. Sea Nymph, Ward, Hobert Town; Naiad, De Peche, Maulmein; Cowasjee Family, Dando, China; Falstaff, Wilkinson, Melbourne; City of Manchester, Cowan, Glasgow Nathalie, Deaubepoy, Bourbon.-29. Tenasserim, Fryer, Maulmein; Tubal Cain, Mendham, Rengoon; HongKong, Kenker, Batavia; Robuste, Brian, Bordeaux; Oaringoram, Mieklejohn, Melbourne; Fattle Curreem, Nacoda, Muscat; Sir Geo. Seymour, Naylor, Madras; Maria Hay, Brown, Port Phillip; Anne Laing, Wright, Bom bay.-30. Princess Royal, Mawson, Liverpool; Phoenix, Joyaux, Port Adelaide; Eliza Penelope, Ramage, Madras; Bellairs, Swanson, Madras; Formosa, Tregear, Hong-Kong; Comete, Mimandre, Bordeaux.-31. Hotspur, Toynbee, London; Faize Rohomany, Nacoda, Muscat.-Nov. 1. Melonin, Gallerie, Ceylon; Meteor, Pike, Singapore.-2. Oriental, Henry, Suez; Oude Alblas, Melbourne.-3. Thomas Sparks, Kelly, Liverpoolland Bombay; Etienne, Vidal, Mauritius; Clarissa, Therty, Penang; Cocanada, Grover, Coringa; South America, Gower, Boston and Madras; Privall, Hallman, Singapore and Pedier Coast; Util Ruchman Serusker, Nacoda, Juddah and Bombay; Ganges, Bowen, Bombay; Herbert, Hedge, Boston; Burling. ton, Gambol, Whampoa, Macoa, Singapore, and Penang; Secbkosat, Oak, Liverpool and Cork; Framjee Cowasjee, Muscat and Allippee; City of Poonah, Nacoda, Muscat; Eneas, Jacob, Singapore and Penang. 4. Royal Albert, Norris, Rangoon.-5. Futty Rohoman, Nacoda, Muscat and Malabar.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per Barham (Oct. 21), from LONDON.-Maj. Durnford, Surg. Mostyn, Capts. Manly and Rhodes, Lieuts. Turrer, M.N.I., Newton, Gresson, and Penwell, belonging to H.M.'s 27th regt.; Mrs. Mostyn, Mrs. Vaile

and infant.

Per Nonpareil.-C. W. Eaton, Mr. Gahon, and Mrs. Tulloch.

Per Fed Roman.-Mrs. Hodson and child, Messrs. Anispett, A. M. Esteve, and I. E. Esteve.

Per George Hallet.-Mr. George Rhodes.

Per City of Manchester.-Engineer A. N. J. Finly and sons; Messrs. Finly, Maxwell. Hunter, Carding, and F. Aloster.

Pes Maria Hay.-Mrs. Brown and daughter.

Per Tubal Cain (Oct. 29), from LONDON.-Capt. Palmer, B.F.; Lieuts. Lewis and Dabbin, and Asst. surg. Carnegie.

Per George Deacourson-Mr. and Mrs. Owal.

Per Cornwall.-Mrs. Dawson and child.

Per Windsor (Oct. 20). from LONDON.-Lieut. Coryton; Lieut. Chad. wick, 14th light drag.; Ens .F. Bargham, of the 74th foot; Ens. Vood. floyd and Speedy, of the 81st foot; Mr. Mikell, Mrs. Chesley, and Mrs. Barnett.

Per Emerald Isle.-Capt. J. Babington, Madras artillery. Per steamer Tenasserim, from MOULMEIN.-Miss Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Snadden and two children, Messrs. French, Ogle, and Brown, Lieut. Gordon, of H.M.'s 29th regt. and Mrs. Hill. From RANGOON.-Capt. Richardson, of the 8th B.I.C.; Lieut. Battye, A.B.; Capt. Christie, of the fusi.; Lieut. Proctor, of the 39th B.N.I.; Capt. Maude, Lieut. Scott, Messrs. Rean, Sanky, and Tillery, 1 native officer, 22 men of the B.I.C.; 19 men of the 10th and 65th regs.

Per steamer Formosa.-Mrs. Prinsep and 2 children, Mr. and Mrs. Greig and 4 children, Mr. Marghard, Dr. and Mrs. Swift and infant, Messrs. Cockburn, Pit, H. Sinaes, and Burot, and Capt. Leicester.

Per Hotspur (Oct. 31), from LONDON to CALCUTTA.-Mrs. Shore's child and European servant, Mrs. Toynbee and child, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Bass and child, Mrs. Langmore, Mrs. Monckton, Mrs. Midland, Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Strainbridge, Mr. Freeman and 2 children, Misses Holroyd, Forlong, Winchworth, and Cook, Mrs. Hall, Maj. Beamish, Capt. Morton, and Dr. Clarke, of H.M.'s 35th regs.; Capt. Langmore, of the 27th B.N.I.; and Lieut. Alridge, Messrs. Monckton, Midland, Strainbridge, Leighton, Martin, Anderson, Freeman, Gregson, and Phillip. From the CAPE.-Mrs. W. S. Weller and child, Mrs. Oldfield

and servant, Mrs. Fitzgerald and children, Miss Weller, B.R.C.; Oldfield and B. C. Fitzgerald, of the 31st B.N.I.; Mr. Diron, A.B.; Mrs. Cottman, Mrs. Hope, Mrs. Smith and child.

Per steamer Nemesis.-Lieut. Elderton, Messrs. Lindsay and Rebello, Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Miller.

Per Oude Alblas.-Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Mangarsta and child, Mrs. P. Saunders and 3 children.

Per Clarisa.-W. Harrison.

Per Thomas Sparks.-Mrs. Hunt, child, and servant, and Mr. McDonald. Per South America.-Miss Gower.

Per Burlington.-Mrs. Gambol, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Smith and 7 children. Per Sechkosdt.-Mrs. Orkley.

Per steamer Oriental (Nov. 2), from SOUTHAMPTON.-From MALTA to CALCUTTA.-W. Walkis, J. Commilleri, Mr. N. Micalles, F. Midati, ¡G. Mifsud, M. Parlato, and M. Scicluna. From SUEZ to CALOUTTA.-Dr. R. W. M'Cauley, and Mr. and Mrs. Money. From ADEN.-Marquis of Lothian (remained at Galle). Hon. Mr. Egerton (remained at Calle), Capt. Briggs, Mrs. Briggs, Hussad Allee, Bunker Allee, and Mahommed H. Chowthry. From GALLE.-Mr. G. W. Hamilton, Mr. J. J. Mackenzie, Mr. Hall, John, Johnson, J. Davis, and W. Thompson, Mr. Bailey, Capt. Walter, Mr. Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Louth, 4 children. From BOMBAY.Abdool, Latiff Camoo. From SYDNEY.-Capt. Nugent, Mr. T. Hodgson, and Mr. Mackinnon. From MADRAS.-Mr. T. Roods, Mr. J. Lamond, Mr. Mollet, Mr. Molyneux, Mr. G. Acland, Capt. S. O. E. Cadlow, Capt. and Mrs. Browne, Mr. W. A. Ogilvie, Miss Turton, Hon. Mr. Peacock, Sir A. Buller, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and infant, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Ripley, and Dr. M'Cosh.

DEPARTURES.

OCT. 18. Leonce Lecaste, Goudie, Mauritius; Robert Barbour, Candlish,, Liverpool; Sir Edward Paget, Chapman, Sydney; Wadiatool Rohoman, Page, Mauritius.-19. Berenice, Berthon, Rangoon; Enfants Nantes, Bernier, Mauritius; Glorioso, Harrison, London; Glenorchy, Gray, London; Mooltan, Baikie, Mauritius.-21. Mchel Montaigne, Vellet, Marseilles; Sultana, Rice, Bombay; Veaume, Moreau, Bourbon; Zenobia, Rennie, Rangoon.-25. Joseph Weir, Owen, London; Marquard Family, Millar, Bombay.-26. Dido, Youngerman, Penang and Singapore; Finland, Johnson, London; Shoe Gong, Wright, Rangoon; Sesostris, Neblett, Rangoon; Paou Shun, Burt, Hong-Kong and Cumsingmoon.-27. Cape Cod, Sears, Boston; Nusser Musjeed, Fairweather, Cochin and Muscat.29. Ascension, Esperson, Re-Union Island; Brigand, Brooman, Rangoon ; Ellen, Marshall, Hong-Kong and Cumsingmoon; Emily Smith, Watts, Algoa Bay.-30. Amelia, Mellard, Rangoon; Futtay Sultan, Smith, Mauritius.-31. Jannet Mitchell, Hood, Melbourne; Rory O'More, Church, Launceston V.D.L.; Soubadar, Umfreville, Mauritius; Coll Burney, Crisp, Rangoon and Maulmein.-Nov. 1. Adrianus Wilhelmus, Boke, London; John Haven, Ricker, Boston; Medicis, Aubin, Liverpool; Tigris, Selkirk, Bourbon.-3. Ferdinand, Grout, Cape of Good Hope.-5. Henry Ware, Dudley, London; John Gilpin, King, Boston.-6. Koh-i-noor, Auld, London; Majestic, Cowie, London; Laure, Douat, Bourbon; Simoom, Gaggs, Liverpool; Fire Queen, Burbank, Arracan and Chittagong; Southampton, Roe, Cape and Demerara.-8. Steamer Oriental, -, Madras and Suez.

FREIGHTS.

To London and Liverpool, 47. 15s. to 51. 5s.

IMPORTS (Calcutta, Nov. 7).-A fair inquiry has prevailed for all descriptions of British Piece Goods, and considerable sales effected, in some cases at prices a shade higher. The stocks are not so heavy now as some time ago.

MADRAS.

OOTACAMUND, October 21.-THE WEATHER. -Our S. W. monsoon has passed off, and the N. E. has now fairly set in, since which much rain has fallen; so much so at Jackatella, on the night of the 14th October, that several huts were washed away, and three natives were killed, several herds of cattle drowned, and building materials, such as Teak timber, Chunam, &c., washed away into the deep ravine near that cantonment. The loss in this way is estimated at about 20,000 rupees.-Theatricals are the order of the day, both here and at the barracks. The farce of "Who is the Dupe?" and "Box and Cox," were performed at Ootacamund, a few days since; by Messrs. J. R. Prager, Schmidt, Crawford, Menzes, S. Prager, and W. Prager, which gave very great satisfaction to the large audience assembled there to witness the plays. Mr. McKennie (who is now amongst us on S. C. from Madras) has sent to the Military Male Asylum, for twelve lads, who are to be apprenticed to a few tradesmen and mechanics on these hills, such as carpenters, shoemakers, shopmen, &c.-A meeting of the "Freemasons' on the Hills" was convened by Mr. McKennie, on the 11th instant, at Dawson's hotel. The object of the meeting was to take into consideration, whether any, and what steps could be taken towards sympathizing with the wives and children of the soldiers and sailors, who may have fallen in the cause of their country, during the present contest with Russia, and also to afford such pecuniary relief as shall be in their power to give, consistent with the honour and character of the craft.-It is rumoured at the barracks (Jackatella), that H. M.'s 74th highlanders, now located there, will soon leave for Cannanore, to relieve H. M.'s 25th regiment, which corps it is said will embark for England on being relieved.

THE WEATHER.-At last, we have had a genuine burst of the Monsoon. The barometer had been gradually sinking from the 17th instant, and the rain commenced to fall in heavy showers during Saturday night; but towards morning it became continuous, and increased in force for several hours after daylight. More may be looked for between the time of our writing this, and that at which it will be put into the hands of our readers; and if the season only continues as propitiously as it bas opened, we shall have abundant cause of thankfulness. We are sorry to have to add to the foregoing weather notice, the intelligence that no rain has fallen since Friday, and that neither is there any promise more this morning.-Spectator, Oct. 23.

BANGALORE.-Two salutes of fifteen guns each were fired (Oct. 23) on the arrival in cantonment of the Hon. Barnes Peacock, Esq., member of the Supreme Council of India, and Sir Arthur Buller, puisne judge of Calcutta.-Herald.

COCHIN (OCT. 15).-The keel of a vessel 141 feet long was laid on Wednesday last, in the building-yard of Messrs. Oughterson and Co., of the burthen of 500 tons. She is to be constructed under the superintendence of their shipwright Mr. Andrew Poney Gueizelar. Cochin now, more than formerly, furnishes an excellent harbour for ship-building, in consequence of the punctuality of the ship-builders and European merchants, as well by the facility which exists in procuring workmen and materials, owing to the several backwater communications. By a new paper from Calicut, which came to our hands the other day, designated the Malabar Chronicle, we have learned that a branch university is to be established by Government at that place (Calicut), that a professor from Cambridge has been appointed to the head mastership, on a salary of Rs. 600 per mensem. If this is true, why cannot the Government bestow a similar favour on the children of the inhabitants of this place ?-on the children of those who contribute a vast revenue to Government? Such an institution is very much needed.

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MILITARY ON DITS.-The detachment of Artillery Veteran Company, and detail of the 1st Madras Fusiliers, ordered to proceed on special service, embarked on board the Hugh Lindsay, Oct. 23.-We regret to record the death of Capt. George Simpof the 22nd N.I., at Chinsurah on the 6th Oct. This casualty promotes Lieut. Alexander Cannan to captain, and Ens. Clement Buchanan to lieutenant.-Intelligence has reached us of the likelihood of fresh disturbances in the Goomsur district. The 45th regt. N.I. left Nellore on the 20th Oct., en route to Madras. Their detention here was caused by the difficulty experienced in crossing the Pennaur.-The 35th regt. left the presidency on Oct. 23.

GOVERNMENT GENERAL ORDERS.

THE PEGUE AND ARRACAN ROADS.

Fort William, July 7, 1854.-From the Secretary to the Governor-General of India, to the Commissioner and GovernorGeneral's Agent in Pegue, Hule Department.

Sir, I have received and laid before the Governor-General in Council your despatch, dated 22nd June, 1854, No. 16, forwarding a copy of a letter from Lieut. Forlong, superintending engineer of the Pegue and Arracan roads, &c. reporting that a line of road, 6 to 10 feet broad (at present), with a gradient never exceeding 3 in 100 feet, has been successfully run for upwards of 110 miles in length, 90 over most formidable mountains, upwards of 4,000 feet high, and the western coast of the Bay of Bengal, connected with Prome, on the Irrawaddy.

2. His Lordship in Council desires to record his feeling that this great achievement, accomplished amidst the most novel and harassing difficulties within six months from the time when his lordship, while at Prome, personally learnt Lieut. Forlong's plans, his hopes, and the great difficulties he saw before him, is not only in the highest degree honourable to that officer, but that it confers honour upon that service to which he belongs, and, upon the Government at whose directions he undertook so magnificent a work.

3. The Governor-General in Council desires to offer to Lieut. Forlong, though his work is yet incomplete, the cordial thanks of the Government of India, for the skill, the energy, the tact, and indomitable perseverance with which he has so successfully laboured in the great task entrusted to him. These exertions have been well seconded by the officers under his command on this portion of his line, and I have to request that the thanks of the Governor-General in Council be conveyed, through Lieut. Forlong, to Lieuts. Scott, Ingram, and M'Intosh, for the excellent service they have done in the prosecution of this work.

4. There is so much of public interest to the Government service and mercantile bodies regarding these mountains and adjacent districts in Pegue and Arracan, in Lieut. Forlong's papers, especially his reports of 18th April and 10th May, that his lordship has given directions to have selections from them made and printed, and published in the selections from the records of the Government of India.

5. Paras. 9 and 10, &c. "a tabular statement," &c. of his letter of 10th May, will be sent to the Military Depôt, to be acted upon, &c. I am, &c.

(Signed)

G. F. EDMONTON, Secretary to the Governor of India.

APPOINTMENTS, &c. BOURDILLON, J. D. coll. and mag. n. div. of Arcot, del. over ch. of dist. Oct. 23.

MALTBY, E. to be a memb. of the board of examiners, Nov. 2. MAYNE, D. to act as sub. judge of zillah of Combaconum, dur. abs. of Silver.

PRENDERGAST, T. coll. and mag. and agent to gov. of Fort St. George, del. over ch. Oct. 7.

PURVIS, A. coll. and mag. of Rajahmundry, assu. charge of dist. Oct. 7.

SMOLLETT, P. B. to be coll. and mag. of Chingleput, fr. Aug. 28. THOMAS, E. C. G. coll. and mag. of Coimbatore, del. over charge, Oct. 19.

WHITTINGHAM, C. coll. and mag. n. div. of Arcot, assu. charge fr. Binning.

MILITARY. APPOINTMENTS, &c.

ALEXANDER, Cornet F. M. 8th, to continue to do duty 1st L.C. until Feb. 1.'

BARDIN, Lieut. G. R. F. 36th N.I. replaced at disp. of com. gen. with a view to empl. in Pegu, Nov. 3. BISHOP, H. G. art. fr. 1st to 3rd batt.

BLAIR, 1st Lieut. J. art. has furnished a certificate of qual. in surveying.

BRADFORD, Cornet E. R. C. 6th L.C. to continue to do duty 2nd L.C. until Jan. 15.

BROWN, Lieut. P. A. 1st Madras fus. to continue to do duty with sappers and miners in Burmah till relieved, then to join head qu. of the sappers, Nov. 7.