VoiiUKTBBB Rbvibw.—The streets were enlivened yesterday by the appearance of the members of several of the volunteer corps who will take part in the forthcoming review. The men that have already put in an appearance consist of the Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry and some Naval Brigade volunteers, with one detachment of Artillery from Timaru. Wel lington and Port Chalmers are represented by the blue jackets. Temuka has sent twelve mounted men; Ashburton, one officer and nineteen privates; Selwyn, Surgeoa Chapman and nine privates ; and Rangiora, one ser geant and eleven privates. The Southern contingent were met at the Addington rail way station by the local portion of the "Volunteer Yeomanry Cavalry and es corted to Ohristchuroh. Before dispersing to their billets they paraded through the city and presented quite an imposing appearance, numbering seventy men. It may be stated that the idea of disbanding the corps, which was entertained by tbe members some months ago in consequence of their treatment by the late Government, has now been abandoned, as the Ministry has acceded to their request for free passage by rail for the purpose of attending the review. In connection with the review Major Laan has issued the following memorandum:—"For purposes of temporary administration, volunteers attending the re view at Ohristchuroh at Easter next will be formed into three battalions, and in Bat talions Nos. 2 and 3, eaoh corps will further be distinguished by a letter in that battalion, as set forth in list enclosed herewith. By command, 'A__. Lban, Major, A.QM.G. No. 1 Battalion—All Artillery Corps and all Naval Brigade Corps. No. 2 Battalion—A, Dunedin City Guards; B, North Dunedin Rifles ; 0, South Distriot; D, Nos. 1 and 2 Waikari; P, Bruce; G, East and West Taieri, I. Clutha; X, Waikouaiti; L, Portobello. No. 3 Battalion—Canterbury Engineers; A, Riverton Rifles and Christohnroh City Guards; B, Oamaru Rifles; O, Hampden; D, Otepopo; E, Invercargill; F, Temuka j G, Arrow; H, Cromwell; I, Ashburton; X, Detachments from Northern corps arriving by sea.
