Copies of letters and memoranda concerning a revised scale of wound pensions for the Sepoys of the three presidencies

General Orders of the Commander-in-Chief in India containing orders for carrying into effect the arrangement for remodelling the corps of sappers and miners

Copy of letter of Governor-General to Court of Directors concerning the withdrawal of Scinde of troops belonging to the Bombay establishment; barrack accommodations for European troops in Bombay Presidency and restriction of the number of women and children to accompany native regiments beyond the sea

Copy of letter from Governor-General to Court of Directors appointing Brigadier Campbell, C.B. in command of 10, 000 troops at Lahore to be a Brigadier of the 1st Class

Three memoranda and two letters on the remanding to his corps of Captain Larkins of the 2nd Regt. N.I

Memorandum by the Governor-General concerning an objection taken to the insertion of a new article No. 27 into the revised Articles of War, specifying that any native soldier who refused to work in the trenches or in the field operations before the enemy should be held liable to punishment

Copy of letter of Governor-General to Court of Directors thanking them for the gift of trophy guns, captured in the Sutlej, to himself, the Commander-in-Chief and Prince Waldemar of Prussia

Memorandum on a proposal from Bombay to give Lieut.-Colonel Grant and Lieut.-Colonel Jacob an increased allowance during the time they were employed on the plans fro the fortification of Aden.

Copy of a letter from military department of Government of India at Simla to the military department of the same at Calcutta, giving the Governor-General's instructions on several points connected with Madras troops serving in the Bengal Presidency, submitted by the Government of Fort St.George

Copy of letter of Governor-General to the Court of Directors, recommending the adoption of iron instead of wooden bedsteads for the European troops and requesting 200 to be sent for distribution among European barracks in the Bengal Presidency for trial