The committee which was directed, in General Orders of the 18th of October last, assemble, at Histoar is postponed, until the arrival the 5th regiment of light cavalry at Kurnaul, when it is to be formed in conformity with the instructions contained in the above mentioned orders. the sanctions of the Right Honorable the Governor General, conThe Meerut division orders of the following dates, are with firmed. beesties add 3 sweepers. for the sick, the women and chil October 25-Directing the executive officer to entertain 8 dren. left by Her Majesty's 3d buffs at Meerut, and bheestio and i sweeper, for the women and children left by horses ar tillery. October 30.- Directing the executive officer to entertain 6 left at Meerut by Her Majestys 16th lancers. bheesties and 2 sweepers, for the sick, the women and children, The artillery brigade order of the 10th instant, appointing Sergeant Patrick Lambe, of the 4th company 2d battalion of artillery to act as bullock sergeant to the cattle of the transport train of the army of the Indus, vice Lissant, tranferred to the Town Major's Ensign J. C. Fitzmaurice, from the 2d to the 17th regiment of list is confirmed. native infantry, at his own request, to fill a vacancy Ensign G. M. Brodie, from the 67th to the 52d regiment of native infantry, at his own request, to fill a vacancy. Assistant Surgeon T. B Hart. (on furlough) from the 47th to the 12th regiment of native infantry. The presidency division order of the 19th ultimo, appointing Corporal James Farrell, of the 3d company 1st battalion of artil. lery, to be gun corporal to the Arracan local battalion, is conGrmed. Corporal Farrell is transferred to the Town Major's ́list, and Assistant Surgeon J. Esdaile, M. D. from the 46th to the 47th attached, as gun corporal, to the Arracan local battalion, vice, regiment of native infantry at Agia, Huby deceased. His Excellency the Commander in Chief is pleased to make the following appointment: 62d regiment of native infantry.-Ensign E FC Hayes to he interpreter and quarter master, vice Grant appointed to the sur vey department. Captain C H. Cobbe, of the 60th regiment of native infantry, is appointed to officiate as deputy judge advocate general of the Saugor divison, during the absence of Captain Weston, on service with his regiment, or until further orders. Lieutenant J. Bunce, of the 48tb, is appointed to act as inter Surgeon D. Murray, of Her Majesty's 13th light infantry, is dipreter and quarter master to the 31st regiment of native infantry rected to afford medical aid to the general staff of the army and vice Lieutenant Hammerseley. establishments and to the several detachments of cavalry and infantry, under the command of captain K. F McKenzie, of the 64th regiment of native infantry, escorting the camp towards Mee rut, also to the sick of Her Majesty's 16th lancers and 13th foot proceeding to Karnaul been determined that Brigadier C. Graham, c. B. is to remain Head quarters Camp, Ferozepore, December 15.-It having for the present at Ferozepore, as commandant of the artillery attached to the army of the Indus, the General Order of the 5th nstant, directing Major G. Brooke to assume the command of the Assistant Surgeon Menzies, of Her Majesty's 16th foot, is ap pointed to the medical charge of the convalescent depot at Lan-portion attached to the 2d division, is cancelled. donr, during the absence of Assistant Surgeon Robertson, or untl further orders. Quarter Master Sergeant John Scoffin, of the 69th is appointed sergeant major to the 15th regiment of native infantry, proceeding to Dinapore, vice London transferred to the pension establishment. Quarter-master Sergeant James Green, of the 74th, is appointed sergeant major to the 34 h regiment of native infantry at Agra, vice Tydd promoted to sub conductor. Quarter master Sergeant John Fury, of the 63d is appointed sergeant major to the 40th regiment of native infantry at Dinapore, vice Parks transferred to the pension establishment. The following non-commissioned offi ers, of the regiment of ar. tillery, are transferred to the Town major's list, and appointed quarter master sergeants to the corps specified opposite to their respective names : Drill Sergeant Frederick G. Hawkes, of the 24 battalion to be 1st regiment of native infantry at Saugor, vice Hannon appointed Berjeant major to the 5th native infantry. Sergeant John Whealan, of the 3d company 2d battalion, to the 0th regiment of native infantry at Ferozepore, vice Young ap pointed the Shah Shoojah's contingent. Corporal John Waddington, of the 4th company 4th battalion to the 34th regiment of native infantry at Agra, vice Slack, whose appointment has been cancelled. Corporal Thomas Chave, of the 3d company 4th battalion, to the 63d regiment of native infantry, under orders of march from Mhow to Lucknow, vice Fury appointed sergeant major to the 40th native infantry. Sergeant Robert Nesbitt, of the 2d company 1st battalion, to the 69th regiment of native infantry at Berhampore, vice Scoffin appointed sergeant major to the 19th native infantry. Hospital Sergeant Thomas Tanks, of the 2d battalion to the 74th regiment of native infantry at Nus serabad, vice Green appointed sergeant major to the 39th native infantry. Corporals Waddington and Chave are promoted to the rank of sergeant. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence : Garrison staff.-Brevet Major W. Ramsey, major of brigade, Delhi, from 10th December to 10th December 1839, to visit Simla, on medical certificate, 71st regiment native infantry.-Brevet Major J. S. Marshall, from 16th September to 20th April 1839, in extension, to remain at the presidency, on medical certificate, and to enable him to rejoin his regiment, By order of His Excellency the Commander in-Chief. Head-quarters, Camp, Ferozopore, December 15-His exceliency the Commander in Chief is pleased to make the follow ing removals and postings: Lieutenant Colonel L. R. Stacy, from the 5th to the 43d regiment of native infantry. Lieutenant Colonel G. W. A. Lloyd, (on special duty) from the latter to the former corps. Camp Bhaga Purana, December 18-The Nusseerabad dis. trict order of the first instant, appointing, Sergeant Philip Godby of the 1st company 2d battalion of artillery to act as laboratory. man in the Ajmere magazine, vice Kensella, deceased, is confirmed. The Saugor division order of the 24th ultimo, during Lieute. nant E Buckle, commissary ordnance, proceeding with the train for field service to Jhansi, to make over charge of the magazine to Conductor W. Gibson, is confirmed as a temporary ar rangement. BY THE MAJOR GENERAL COMMANDING THE FORCES, Camp, Puttokee, December 19.-The regimental order of the 29th uit mo, appointing Ensing F. F. C. Hayes to officiate ag interpreter and quarter master to the 62d regiment native infantry vice Grant appointed to the survey department, is confirmed. 2d Lieutenant H, A. Carleton is removed from the 8th company 7th battalion to the 8th company 9th battalion of artillery. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 224 regiment antive infantry-Lieutenant W. A. Buttler, from 30th November to 1st February 1839, to remain at Beawr, on medical certificate, preparatory to submitting an application for leave to proceed to sca. 39th regiment native infantry-Lieutenant E. A. Cunro, from 7th November to 7th November 1839, in extension, to remain at Simla, on medical certificate. Camp, Bhudour, December 20. The artillery regimental order of the 20th October last, appointing 1st Lieutenant A, M. Seppings to fact as adjutant and quarter-master to the detachment of artillery drafts proceeding to the upper provinces, under the command of Captain P. A, Torckler, is confirmed, The artillery brigade order of the 23d ultimo, appointing 1st Lieutenant T H. Sessmore of the 3d troop, to act as adjutant to the 1st brigade of horse artillery, is confirmed as a temporary arrangement. The Meywar artillery division order of the 1st inst, appointing Staff Sergeant James Smith and Farrier Sergeant David Davis, of the 4th troop 1st brigade horse artillery, to act as laboratory-men to the division, during the practice season is confirmed Surgeon T. E Dempster, of the 4th battalion of artillery, who was directed, in General Orders of the 20th ultimo, to proceed to Almorab, and do duty with the 61st regiment of native infantry, is to remain at Agra, until further orders. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 66th Regiment native infantry-Captain J. Knyvett, from 26th November to 31st January 1839, to visit the presidency, on ine. dical certificate, preparatory to applying for furlough, 11th Regiment native infantry-Lieutenant and Brevet Captain J. Maclean, from the 18th January 1839 to 26th March 1889, in extension to enable him to rejoin. 62d Regiment native infantry-Lieutenant J C. Alderson, from 17th February 1839 to 6th November 1839, in extension, to reside at Simla, on medical certificate. 7th Regiment light cavalry.-Lientenant R. J. Hawthorne, from 15th December to 15th December 1839, to visit Mussoorie, on medical cerficate. Camp, Ogaike, December 21.-Lieutenant and Brevet Cap tan J. Dyson, of the 21st regiment native infantry, is directed to take charge of the recruits of that regiment now at Kurnaul, during the absence from the station, of the head quarters of the corps. Lieutenant H. A. Morrieson, of the 63d regiment of native in fantry, is appointed to act as interpreter and quarter master to the 6th regiment of light cavalry, vice Lieutenant W. J. E. Boys who is permittted to resign the appointment. Lieutenant C. C. Scott, of the 32d regiment of native infantry. and at present attached to the 71st regiment of native infantry, is appointed to act as Interpreter and quarter master to the 39th regiment of native infantry, during the absence, on duty, of ensign F. E. Voyle, or until further orders. Camp, Hurryoya, December 22-Under the instruction from the Right Honorable the Governor General, the brigade o Irregular cavalry of the army of the Indus is dissolved, and the appointments of the brigadier and brigade major are accordingly to cease, from the date of promulgation of this order at Feroze pore. Lieutenant T. F. Tait will proceed and join the 3d regiment of local horse, to which he has been appointed 24 in command, at his earliest convenience; and the 1st local horse will remain at Ferozepore, attached to the force at the head quarters of the Sirhind division, till further orders. The regimenta' order of the 15th instant, by Major J. Oliver, commanding the 17th regiment native infantry, appointing En sign H. P. Budd to act as interpreter and quarter master, during the absence, on duty, of Lieutenant Hill, is confirmed. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 24th Regiment Native Infantry.-Lieutenant AQ Hopper, from 10th November to 10th, December, in extension, to remain at the Presidency, ou medical certificate, 63d Regiment Native Infantry.-Surgeon D Butter, M. D from 6th December to 6th February 1839, in extension, to remain on the river, on medical certificate. Camp Lungowal, December 24.-The Cawnpore artillery division order of the 30th ultimo, appointing Gunner Pulling, of the 3d troop 3d brigade, and Gunner Green, of the 3d company 5th battalion artiller, to act as laboratory-men during the practice season, is confirmed, The Dinapore division order of the 16th ultimo, directing Assistant Surgeon J. Macaush to continue to perform the me. dical duties of the civil station of Gyah, is with the sanction of the Right Honorable the Governor General, confirined as a temporary arrangement." The order issued by Major General Sir W. Cutton, K. C. B. and K. C. H. on the 14th instant, appointing Assistant Surgeon G. Anderson, of the 2d regiment of light cavalry, to the medical charge of the staff at the head quarters of the army of the Iudus, vice Dr. Murray, is confirmed. Assistant Surgeon G. S. Cardew is appointed to the medical charge of the 70th regiment of native infantry, in the room of Surgeon Atkinson appointed superintending surgeon to the army of the Indus. The undermentioned officer has leave of absence : 9th regiment light cavalry.-Captain W. B. Wemyss, from Is November to 1st November 1839, in extension, to remain et Simlah) on medical certificate. Camp Soonam December 25-Under instructions from the Right Honorable the Governor General, the Commander of the Forces directs, that two 24 pounder brass howitzers complete equipped for field service with the prescribed complement of men horses and ammunition, from the 4th troop 2d brigade of horse artillery, may be immediately prepared, for the purpose of being attached to a mission about to proceed to Peshawar: the 12thpounder howitzers now with the troop being sent into magazine. 1st Lieutenant W. Barr, of artillery is appointed to the command of the above detachment, which will proceed, as soon as completed, by easy marches to Loodianah, where the Lieutenant will report himself to Major C. M. Wade, political agent, under whose orders he is placed. The officer commanding the Meerut division will be pleased to give prompt effect to the foregoing arrangements. For the artillery par 2 Tindals. 20 Store Lascars. 2 Sirdar Bildars. 20 Bildars, 2 Bheesties. For the engineer park. The Saugor division order of the 20th ultimo, directing the Commissary of Ordnance to hire such extra men na ma be required to replace those of the permanent magazine work people, des tached with the train towards Jhansi, and also to entertain the establishments, nted in the margin for the artillery sad engineer parks, proc-eding on service, is with the sanction of the Right Ho norable the Gov General, confirmed The Commander of the forces is pleased, with the sanction of the Right Honorable the Governor General, to appoint Captain P. Mainwaring of the 33d regiment of native infantry, to officiate as deputy assistant quarter master general to the troops assem bled for service at Jansi 4 Sirdar Bildars. 100 Bildars. 3 Bheestice. Camp Dhurhee, December 26-Lieutenant Colonel W. H L. Frith, (on furlough) is removal from the 2d to the 6th hat talion of artillery, vice Lieutenant Colonel and Brevet Colourl W Battine, c. B. (on furlough) who is removed from the latter to the former. the 17th to the 5th regiment of native infantry. Lieutenant Colon 1 J. Home (on furlough) is removed from Lieutenant Colonel G W A. Lloyd (on special duty) is removed from the 5th to the 17th regiment of native infantry. Cornet Robert Christie, who was brought on effect ve strength in Government General Orders No 178, of the 19th instant, is posted to the 5th regiment of light cavalry at Kuruaul. Camp Dhuttal December 27.—The presidency division order of the 29th ultimo, appointing Ensign T M. Cameron, recently admited into the service, to do duy with the 40th regiment of native infantry at Diapore, is confirmed. The battalion order of the 1st instant. directing Captain G. C. Armstrong, 2d in command, to act as commandant, and lieute nant E. Garrett, doing duy with the corps, as 2d in command, to the Ramgarh light infantry battalion, is confirmed as a temporary arrangement. The regimental order of the 8th ultimo, directing Ensign J. D. Fergusson to officiate as interpreter and quarter master to the 36th regiment native infautry, during the absence of Lieutenant Interpreter and Quarter Master J Lang, proceeding to the pre sidency, for the purpose of appearing before the examiners of the col ege of Fort William, is confirmed. The Meerut artillery division order of the 1st instant, appoint. ing Bombardiers Patrick Keegan, of the 2d e mpany 2d battalion and John Graves, of the 1st troop 2d brigade horse artillery, to, act as laboratory men during the annual practice, is confirmed. Major General A. Duncan's division order of the 20th instant, directing Private James Brasier, of Her Majesty's 3d buffs, to act as chaplain's clerk to the 2d division of the army of the indus, is confirmed. Surgeon E. T. Harpur is removed from the 43d and posted to the 67th regiment of native infantry, under orders for Benares Assistant Surgeon G. G. Brown, M. D. is removed from the 2d troop Ist brigade borse artillery, and posted to the fist reh ment of native infantry at Neemuch. Lieutenant H. Hollings, of the 66th regiment, is appointed to officiate as interpreter and quarter master to the 33d regiment of native infantry, vice Lieutenant Banks, who has been nominated as assistant to the commissioner at Saugor. The undermentioned officer has leave of absence : 69th regiment native infantry-Lieutenant E. Garrett, deing duty with the Ramgarh light infantry battalion, from 15 Octaher to 30th November, in extension to enable him to join the Ramgurh light infantry battalion. Camp Sangan December 28.-The Saugor division order of the 4th instant, directing sewashee Dosa, native doctor, to do duty with the artillery division, until further orders, is confirmed The Meywar artillery division order of the 9th instant, ap pointing 2d Lieutenant C. Hogge, of the 4th troop 1st Bri ade horse artillery, to act as ajutant and quarter master to the division, vice Paley, who has applied for leave on medical certifi cate, is confirmed. The following appointments, made no the 10th instant, by Capt W. J. Macvitie, commanding the artillery assembled for practice at Sultanpore, Benares, are confirmed. The Benares division order of the 8th instant, directing the horses, admitted into the service by the committee assembled at Ghazeepore, to be sent to their destinations, under chargo of the following officers, is confirmed : Those for the horse artillery, including officers' chargers, under charge of Captain C. McMorine, of the 2d troop ad brigade. Captain R D H Macdonald, of the 8th regiment of light caval 1st Lieutenant A. P. Begbie, of the 3d company 3d battalion, ❘ry, to the charge of those for that corps. to act as adjutant and quarter master. Staff Sergeant Dennis Hayes, of the 3d company 3d battalion to act as sergeant major and quarter master sergeant. Bombardier Florence Sullivan, of the 3d company, and Gunner Garrett Byrne, of the 4th.company 34 battalion, to act as labora ry-men. Camp Khytul, December 29.-The Cawnpore a fillery divi. sion order of the 10th instant, removing 24 Lieutenant H. A Carleton to the 5th battalion, and appointing him to act as adju tant and quarter master, curing the period that Ltentenant Reiay retain command of it, is confirmed as a temporary arrange. ment. The Agra garrison and station order of the 8th instant re-ap pointing Captain J Moule, of the 23d regiment of native infantry to officiate as major of brigade, vice Brigade Major W. E. Hay, who has rejoined from leave, but who has obtained permission to join his regiment proceeding on service with the army of the ladus is confirmed. The Cawnpore division order of the 14th instant, directing Persody Doss, native doctor, to relieve Hursoe Meerun Misser, native doctor, of the peus on establishment, from the duties of the station and magazine hospital, is confirmed. The Benares division order of the 24th October last, directing Boowance to be entertained as a native doctor, for the detach ment of the 50th regiment of native infantry, on duty at Azim gurh is confirmed, The Cawnpore artillery division order of the 10th instant, ap pointing Serjeant Major Harris of the 6th battalion, to act a pork sergeant, during the annual practice is confirme. The Agra garrisou ani station order of the 12th instant direct. ing urgeon T. E Dempster, of the artillery, to assume medical charge of the right wing of the 34th regiment of native infantry, is confirmed. Major General W. No't's division order of the 11th instant appointing Surgeon 1. Job stone, M. D. of the 31st regiment of native infantry, to the medical charge of the staff of the 1st division of the army of the Indus, is confirmed. Major General G. R. Penny, who was nominated, to the divi siona¡ staff of the army, by the Right Honorable the Governor General, in General Orders of the 21st instaut, is appointed to the command of the Dinapore division, in succession to major Gener 1 Sir W. Richards, K. C. B whose tour on the staff has expired. Lientenant Colonel G. E Gowan is removed from the 1st to the 24 brigade of horse artillery at Meerut. Lieutenant Colonel C Graham C. B. brigadier commanding the artillery of the army of the Indus,) is removed from the zu to the 1st brigade of horse artillery. The undermentioned officers have leave of absence Invalid establishment Captain H. Tanner, from 5th Decem. ber to 1st March 18.9, to visit Calcutta, on private affairs. 26th regiment native infantry-Lieutenant J. Millar, doin? duty with the Assam light infantry, from 1st October to 1st April 183, to visit Calcutta, on medical certificate. 42d regiment native infantry-Lieutenant J. H. Phillips from 11th December to 11th April 1839, to visit the Presidency, on medical certificate preparatory to applying for furlough. European regiment-Lieutenant D. Seaton, from 12th Decem. ber to 12th December 1859, to visit the hills north of Deyrah, on medical certificate. 74th regiment native infantry-Captain H. W Leacock, from 4th September to 15th October, to remain at the Presidency. 1st regiment native infantry- Ensign Interpreter and Quarter Master G. P. Goad, from 20th November to 3d December, in extension, to enable him to rejoin. 30th regiment native infantry Surgeon K. Macqueen, from 5th December to 1st January, 1839, to remain at the Presidency, preparatory to applying for permission to retire from the service. Camp, Khytul, December 29.-The Cawnpore division order of the 30th ultimo, directing Brigadier (now major general) F. J. T. Johnston, C. B., to assume the command of the division, on the departure of Major General Thuck well to join the army of the Indus, and colonel (now major general) J. A. Biggs that of the station of Cawnpore, retaining the command of the 6th battalion of artillery, until Major General Johnston's arrivål. is, with the sanction of the Right Honorable the Governor Ge neral, confirmed. Those for the 1st, 4th, 5th, 7th, 9th and 10th regiments of light cavalry, under charge of Brevet Major J Allen, of the 7th regiment, who will likewise take charge of the officers, chargers for the regiments of dragoons, light cavalry, and Governor General's body guard. Those for the 1st troop 3d brigade horse artillery, to be sent to Dum-Dum, under the charge of a native officer and a party of dismounted troopers from the 8th regiment of light cavalry. The Commander of the forces is pleased to make the following removals and postings in the regiment of artillery : Captain W. J. Symons (on furlough) from the 6th company to the 4th company 4th battalion. Captain A. Wilson, from the Ist to the 4th company 6th batta. lion, but to continue to do duty with the fo mer company at Luck. now, until the arrival of the latter from Allababad. Captain R. Horsford, from the 4th company 4th to the 6th company 6th battalion. 1st Lieutenant and Brevet Captain G. Campbell, (on furlough) from the 4th troop 1st brigade to the 3d company 3d battalion. 1st Iientenaut E D'A Tood, (on political employ) from the 8th company 6th to the 2d company-5th battalion. talion to the 1st troop 3d brigade. 1st Lieutenant A. Huish, from the 2d to the 3d troop 3d brigade. 1st Lieutenant G L Cooper, (on staff employ) from the 3d troop 2d brigade to the 3d company 1st battalion 1st Lieutenant EW S Scott. (on furlough) from the 1st company 7th to the 1st company 4th battalion. 2d Lieutenant F Turner. (on staff employ) from the 2d com. pany, 2d battalion to the 1st company 7th battalion. 2d Lieutenant TJ W Hungerford, from the 3d to the 4th company 1st battalion. 2d Lieutenant JH Smyth, (on staff employ) from the 1st troop 2d brigade to the 1st company 3d battalion. 2d Lieutenant W Maxwell, (on staff employ) from the 4th to the 3d company 3d battalion. 2d Lieutenant G Penrice, from the 2d company 5th to the 4th company 6th battalion. 2d Lieutenant W. Hay, from the 2d to the 1st company 1st battalion, Camp, Khytul, December 30.-The Presidency division order of the 3d instant, appointing Assistant Surgeon J. Esdaile, м D. of the 47th to the medical charge of the 15th regiment of native infantry, vice Surgeon Innes proceeding on furlough, is confirmed as a temporary arrangement. The Benares division order of the 13th instant, directing Gar. rison Assistant Surgeon J. Barber, of Chunar, and in temporary medical charge of the Sth regiment of light cavalry to afford medical aid to the artillery division assembled for practice at Sultanpore, Benares, is confirmed. tant Surgeon A. Walker, (2d) of the Kemaoon local battalion, to The Almorah garrison order of the 1st instant, directing Ausis. afford medical aid to the 6th company 6th battalion of artillery, is confirmed. The-Benares division order of the 6th instant, directing Conductor J. Green, of the Chunar magazine, to proceed in charge of the stores for the artillery practice to the camp at Sultanpore Benares, and to remaim with the artillery division during the practice season, is confirmed. The battalion order of the 1st ultimo, appointing Lieutenant and Adjutan C Apthrop to act as 2d in command and Ensign TG Leith, doing duty with the corps, to act as adjutant, to the Arracan local battalion, is confirmed as a temporary arrangement. John Herdon. late Bazar Sergeant at Neemuch, having been reduced to the rank and pay of private by the sentence of a detachment court martial, is remanded to the European regimeut, and is to be sent to join the depo of the corps at Agra. The undermentioned officer has leave of absence : 34th regiment native infantry-Lieutenant and Brevet Captain H Moore, from 27th November to 15th December, to enable him to rejoin his regiment. Camp Neesing January 1 1839.-A committee of horse artillery and cavalry officers will assemble at the Haupper stud, on the 5th proximo, for the purpose of passing into the service such of the Right Hon orable the Governor-General, confr med as colts as may be presented by the superintendent, aud considered special case. by the committee fit for military purposes, The detachment order by Lieuteuant Colonel J. Tulloch, of the The Major General commanding the Meerut division will be 27th November last, placing the services of Captain W. Riddell, pleased to nominate the president and members. of the 60th regiment of native infantiv, at the disposal of the poli tical agent, for the command of the Bhopal contingent, vico Lieutenant Colonel C. C. Smyth (new promotion) is posted to Winfield, who has obtained leave of ab-ence, is with the sanction the 3d regiment of light cavalry. Lieutenant Colonel J. Blair (new promotion) is posted to the 28th regiment of native infantry. of the Right Honorable the Governor-General, confirmed, Captain EJ Smith, superintending engineer, central previa. ces, is, with the sanction of the Right Hono able the Governor General, appointed to conduct the duties of the engineer depart. ment with the troops assembled for service in the Jhansi, terri Cornet Archibald Stewart Galloway, who was brought on the effective strength in Government General Orders No. 184, of the 17th ultimo, is posted to the 3d regiment of light cavalry, proceed-tory. ing on service with the army of the Indus. Sergeant Mathew Henderson, of the veteran company at Chu. nar, is, with the sanction of the Government, permitted to reside and draw his allowances at Buxar. The undermentioned officer has leave of absence: 7th regiment native infantry--Lieutenant Colonel J Treleway, from 20th December 1838 to 25th January, in extension, to remain at the presidency, on private affairs, preparatory to retiring from the service. Camp Kurnaul, January 2.-The presidency division order of the 13th ultimo, appointing unposted Ensigns J. H Reynolds and P. A. Roberton to do duty, the former with the 3d, and the latter with the 57th regiment native infantry at Barrackpore, is confirmed, The Benares division order of the 26th ultimo directing Liente. nant W. Hore, of the 18th regiment of native infantry, to conduct the proceedings of a native general court martial ordered to assemble at Secrole, is confirmed. Camp, Kurnaul, January 3-At a general court martial; assembled at Neemuch on Monday the 17th day of December 1838 Lieutenant James Oatley, of the 39th regiment native infautry, was arraigned on the following charge: Charge" For having absented himself from his regiment without leave, from the 16th of September 1837 to 3 th July 1838." Finding." The court is of opinion, from the evidence before it, that the prisoner Lieutenant James Oatley, of the 39th regiment native infantry, is guilty of the charge preferred against him. Sentence." The court sentences the prisoner Lieutenant James Oatley of the 39th regiment native infantry, to be suspended from rank and pay and allowances, for the period of (6) six calen dar months." Confirmed, JOHN RAMSAY, Major General. The sentence to take effect from the date of its publication at Neemuch. The 'um Dum station order of the 17th ultimo appointing Ser. geant Major Henry Thompson, of the pension establishment, to act as bullock sergeant, in the room of Boutwell, appointed to the charge of the Governor Geuerl's stables at Cox's bungalow, is confirmed. The artillery division by Major G. Brooke, dated the 14th ultimo, appointing staff Sergeant Holmes, of the 3d troop 2d brigade 40 act as sergeant major and quarter master sergeant to the ar llery with the 2d division of the army of the Indus, is confirmed. The Hazareebaugh station order of the 9th ultimo, appointing Assistant Surgeon A. Drummond to the medical charge of the detachment of Her Majesty's 49th foot, left at that station, is confirmed as a temporary measure, The Meerut division order of the 30th of November Inst, ap pointing Captain Mudie, of Her Majesty's 16th foot, to command a de achment of convalescents proceeding from Landour to Meerut, is confirmed. Lieutenant and Brevet Captain G H. Edwards of the 3th regiment native infantry, is appointed aide-decamp to à jar Goneral W. Burgb, commanding the Presidency division. The Commander of the Forces is pleased to make the following appointment: 3d Battalation of artillery.-Lieutenant G. P. Salmon to be adjutant and quarter master, in the room of Lieutenant Sunder land, who has been removed to the mounted branch of the regi ment. Camp, Beedowlee, January 5—The order of the 9th ultime, issued by Brigadier R H. sale, c B., appointing Lieutenant H. Palmer, interpreter ann quarter master of the 48th regiment of native infantry, to act as brigade quarter master to the 1st brigade of the army of the Indus, during its separation from division head quarters, is with the sauction of the Right Hoo rable the Governor General, confirmed. The Commander of the Forces is pleased to make the following appointment; 50th Regiment of native infautry-Lieutenant H. Nicoll to be interpreter and quarter master. Lieutenant F. Maitland, of the 4th, is appointed to act as inter preter aud quarter master to the 67th regiment nativeinfantry Lieutenant J. E. Verner, of the 60th regiment of native infantry and adjutant of the 5th local horse, is permitted, at his osa request, to join the corps to which he belongs, during the period it may be employed on field service. The under mentioned officer has leave of absence: 24th regiment native infantry-Lieutenant A. Q. Hopper, from 10th December 1838 to 10th January, in extension, to remain at the Presidency, on medical certificate. Camp Shamlee, 6 January-The following orders, issued to the army of the ladus, under the dates specified, are, with the sanction of the Right Hourable the Governor General, conâr med. 2d December | $38.-Appointing Lieutenant J. Ramsay, of the 35th resiment of native mifantry, and deputy assistant commissary General, to the 1st division of the army, vice Watt, relieved from the commissariat duties of that division. 4th December 1838 -Appointing Major General W. Nott to the temporary command of the 1st division of the army, and Lieutenant Colonel Dennie, c. B. of Her Majesty's 13th light infantry, to the command of the 2d brigade of infantry, during the period Major General Nott may remain in charge of the is dir 7th December 1838.-Appolating Captain W, Sage, of the 48th regiment of native infantry, to be Post Master to the army. Kay. of the 2d regiment of native infantry, to officiate as an 8th December 1838-Directing Lieutenant and Adjutant R. Dassistant in the office of the deputy adjutant General, Authorizing the deputy adjutant General with the army to hire an office establishment, consisting of One English writer, at 50 Rs. per month. each per month. 9th December 1838. Fixing the post master's salary at 150 duly vouched; and authorizing an establishment for the post rupees; directing stationery to be charged for in a contingent office with the army, of Meerut division order of the 26th ultimo, directing Ramper-bill, saud Sing. native doctor, to do duty with a detachment of reco vered men proceeding to Cawnpore, under the command of Cap. tain Mudie, is confirmed. The detachment orde by Captain E. Sanders, of the 2d ultimo, appointing Sergeant William Wilson to act as ser. eant major, and sergeant J. Douglas, as quarter master sergeant, to the sap. pers and miners with the army of the Indus, is, with the sanction " One Cash keeper..... at 60 Rs. per month, each per month, The undermentioned orders, issued to the army of the Indus, of the dares specified are confirmed: 3d December 1838-Appointing Surgeon J. Thomson, of the 2d regiment of light cavalry, to officiate as superintending surgeon during the indisposition of Superintending Sungeon Playfair, or until further orders. 4th December 1838-Appointing Fnsign W. F. Hammersely, o the 41st, and acting interpreter and quarter master to the 31st regiment of native infantry, to be aide de camp to Major General W. Nott, commanding the 2d brigade of infantry; Lieutenant J. G Gerrard, interpreter and quarter master of the European regiment, to be aide-de camp to Brigadier IA. Roberts, comman ding the 4th brigade of infantry, and 1-cal Lieut nant J. Skinner, adjutant of the 1st local borse, to be aide de camp to Brigadier J Skinner, c. B commanding the brigade of irregular cavalry. 6th December 1838.-Removing Deputy Provost Marshal W. Parry, from the 2d to the 1st division of the army, vice Shields, from the latter to the former. 6th December 1833.-Permitting Captain L N Hull, assistant adjutant general of the Cawnpore division, and attached to he 2d division of the army, to join the 16th regiment of native infantry, to which he belongs. 9th December 1838.-Permitting Lieutenant GA Brownlow, of the d light cavalry, deputy assistant adjutant general of the Di. napore division, and acting as aide-de-camp to Major General Duncan; to join the regiment to which he belongs. Camp, Koorawak, January 7-The presidency division order of the 18th ultimo, appointing Muthoora Singh, native doctor, to do duty with the 65th regiment of native infantry, in the room of Meer Hakeem Ally, who has obtained leave, on medical certificate, is confirmed. The Arracan district order of the 30th of November last, ap. pointing Lieutenant and Adjutant C Harrison, of the 6 th regiment native infantry, district and station staff, vice Lieute. mant R Price, of the 67th regiment native infantry, proceeding with his corps to Bengal, is confirmed. The presidency division order of the 21st ultimo, appointing Assistant Surgeon M A B Gerrard, at present at the general hospital, to do duty with th artillery at Dum Dum, during the practice season, is confirmed. The-Agra garrison and station order of the 24th ultimo, appointing Surgeon W Mitchelson, of the 23d, to perform the medical duties of the right wing of the 34th regiment of native infantry, is confirmed. The Saugor station order of the 13th ultimo, appointing Lieutenant and Adjutant W Lydiard, of the lith regiment of native infantry, to act as station staff during the absence of the deputy assistant adjutant general, is confirmed. The Dinapore division order of the 21st ultimo, appointing Lieutenant and Brevet Captain C B Hall, of the 40th, to act as adjutant to th: Bhangulpore bill rangers, in the room of Lieute nast W G Don, of the 434 regiment native infantry, permitted to join his corps, proceeding on service, is confirmed. The following officers are appointed to do duty at the conva. lescent depot at Landour, during the approaching hot season: 4th regiment light cavalry. Captain S Nash.... Lieut and Brevet Captain F. Knyvett,.... 64th regiment native infantry. .......... Brevet Captain Knyvett will join the depot by the 1st of April, and the officer commanding the Meerut division will avail himself of his services in taking charge of men under orders for the hills, should no senior officer be proceeding to do duty there. Camp, on the Right Bank of the Hindon, near Nagowah, January 8-The order of the 14th ultimo, issued by Major General Thackwell, appointing Assistant Surgeon Chapman, of Her Majesty's 16h lancers, to afford medical aid to the staff of the cavalry attached to the army of the Indus, is confirmed. The battalion order of the 18th November last, appointing Ensign W Egerton, of the 2d regiment native infantry, doing duty with the Sylhet light infantry, to act as adjuvant to the corps, until the arrival of Lieutenant and Adjutant Verner, is confirmed. The Rajpootanah artillery division order of the 1st ultimo, appointing Sergeant James Ford and Gunner Richard Corn, of the 1st company 2d battalion artillery, to act as laboratory-men, during the practice season, is confirmed. The regimental order of the 25th ultimo, issued by Lieutenant Colonel W D Salmon, commanding the 72d regiment native infantry, directi g Captain HD Vaitland to continue to act as adjutant to that corps, until the nomination of his successor, is confirmed. Captain C D Blair's regimental order of the 2d instant, ap. pointing Comet CA Kitson to act as adjutant to the 10th regiment of light cavalry, during the absence, on duty, of Lieutenant and Adjutant Beatson, is confirmed. The regimental order of the 231 ultimo, issued by Brevet Major G. Barker, commanding the 33d regiment of native infantry, "ppointing Lieutenant G Tebbs to act as adjutant to the left wing of the corps, during its separation from the head quarters on escort duty, is confirmed. Camp Sirdhina, January 9.-The detachment order of the 8th November last issued by Brevet Captain Stehelin, of Her Majesty's 13th light infantry, commanding the depot of European sick of Her Majesty's and the Honorable Company's troops left at Kurnaul. apointing Sergeant J Lyons. of the European regiment, to act as pay sergeant to the dettacameut of that corps, is confirmed. The Commander of the Forces has been pleased to make the following appointment: 72d regiment native infantry -Lieutenant G. H. Davidson to be adjutaut, vice Maitland promoted. cal officers: Camp Sird' ana, January 9.-The Commander of the Forces is ple-sed to make the following removals and postings of mediSurgeon P. Carruthers, (on leave to Sea) from the 9th to the 57th regiment of native infantry. Surgeon H. Bousfeld, new promotion, to the 9th regiment of native infantry. Surgeon J Innes, M. D (on furlough) from the 15th to the 20th regiment of native infantry. Surgeon G. Craigie, M. D. new promotion, to the 15th regiment of native infantry. Assistant Surgeon S. M. Griffith, from the 34th to the 14th regi. ment of native infantry. Assistant Surgeon W. O. H. McCheyne, (on furlough) from the 26th to the 46th regiment of native infantry. Assistant Surgeon Maxwell, from the 18th to the 26th regiment of native infantry. Assistant Surgeon J. C. Brown, from the 67th to the 18th regi ment of native infantry. Assistant Surgeon E. V. Davies, late civil assistant surgeen at Bancoorah, to the 10th regiment of native infantry. Assistant Surgeon W P. Andrew, M. D. (on furlough) from the 46th to the 3d regiment of native infantry. Assistant Surgeon 4. Chalmers, M D from the 73d to the 45th regiment of native infantry. Assistant Surgeon F. Andereon, M. D. from the 63d to the 49th regiment of native infantry, which he will join on being relieved from his present charge by Dr. Butter. Assistant Surgeon G Dodgson. from the 6th regiment of light cavalry to the 26th regiment of native infantry. Head quarters, Meerut January 10 Lieutenant Colonel A. Spiers (on s'aff emp'ov) is removed from the 31st to the 7th regiment of native infantry. Lieutenant Colonel J. Thomson, new promotion, is posted to the 81st to the regiment of native infantry. Sergeant G. Mayhoo, of the pension establishment, is permitted to r. side and draw his stipend at Allahabad, instead of Calpee The undermentioned officers have leave of absence: 42d Regiment native infantry Captain J. Leeson, from 1st December 1338 to 1st December, in extension, to remain in the bills nerth of Deyrah, on medical certificate. 4 1th Regiment native infantry, Ensign C. Wright, from 15th January to 15th May, to visit the presidency, preparatory to applying for leave to proceed to Van Dieman's Land, on medical certificate. Head quarters Meerut, January 12.-With the sanction of the Right Honorable the Governor General, the Commander of the Forces is pleased to direct the following movements to be carried into effect, according to the routes which will be furnished by the quarter master general of the army: H. M.'s 3d dragoons, from Cawnpore to Meerut, to move as soon as the necessary carriage is supplied by the commissariat, embarking the sick on boats that will be furnished, as far as Ghurmucktesur ghaut, and thence by land to Meerut. 6th Regiment light cavalry, from the field force assembled at Jahnsi, to Sultanpore, on the separation of the force assembled at Jhansi, under the command of Major General Sir T. Anbury, K. C. B. 1st company, and head-quarters 3d battalion artillery, ditto to Kurnaul-di,to ditto. |