The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-12 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Nov. 11.—A P POI NT?! ENTS. —Lieu -
tenants S. M. Streatfield to the lapotr ; H. 1%. Davie', and
H. H. Hamond, to the Duncan ; anti H. C. Stanch, to the
Meander.

Pa►maater W. T. Richard, to the Shannon.
Stair Surgeon W. It. Dalton, to the Royal Adelaide.
Surgeon Dr. J. Nihill, additional to the Duncan, for ser-
vice at lleruitida HoepitaL
Asthmatic Surgeon Dr. A. J. Ireland, to the Royal George.
Chief Engineers P. Ilubb. to the Flavin], for the Oberon ;
and T. Trail, to the Cuwberland, for the Serpent.

roirrssiouTii, Nov. 11.

The Warrior, 40, iron scree, frigate, Captain the
Hon. A. A. Cochrane, C. 8., in to be paid out of commission
on the
ERHATUII.—An inadvertent error occurred in cur notice
of the court m►rtial on board the Victory yesterday. The
name of the prisoner mu not Lord Arthur Pelham Clinton,
but Lord Albert Sydney Pelham Clinton, who was a mid-
shipman on board the Edgar.

LICENNED VICTUALLERS' AsTLUIL --CHAT RYAN
FOR THE ENsUING YEAR.—The election of a gentleman to
till this distinguished panties for the year 1863. took place
according to the rules of the institution, at the monthly
meeting of the board, held at the anylum yesterday. The
gentlemen shgibk was the three senior " trustee." of the
present year, viz., Mr. George C. Martin, of the Fountain
sod Star. 31 eed 32, Coleman-street, City ; M. James Gold-
Pang LAN e,—At a meeting of the Metropolitan
ing, of the Pier Rotel, Choy ee-walk, t7helses rand Mr. John
Board of Works yesterday, it *IN as the motion of Mr. J. Hendee, of the Enterprise, 38, Walton-street, Cheats.
Tite• M.P., ree4eed to glee the necessary parliamentary Mr. Martin 'and Mr. ki.reden each expressed their lot• 11.
SOUS'S for an aPPbottate_y the orineff,,__seen„en for Pe,
_were tics to declioe a contest, feeling, as they did, that they
fortile opining out Hamilton-place, Park-lane, ""I should be unable so efficiently to mirry out the duties
understood that the cost of the work, which it is cosaiderea of the office as their (rood and coadjutor Mr. Golding.
will not he heavy, is to be bonne by the board. They therefore hoped that he would uodertake the laborious
ROYAL COLLEGE OP SURGEONS.—The following duty, and coteest to accept the distinguished honour, at the
members of the college having been elected fellows at pw wieje time promising hum their beet ions to render his
vie= meeting. of the council were admitted as such on the year of presidency a credit both to himself and his colleague..
10th instant, viz :—Meeare. Jonathan Henry Kimble Mr. Golding having been unanimously elected, that gentle.
Knowle, Warwickshire ; diploma of membership, dated man received the hearty congratulations of the board, to
April 2. 1819. William Cook Rummell, Imecaster, April which be responded in very appropriate terms, wearing the
22, 1833. Edwin Jobs Waring, her Majeety's Indian board that he would use his best efforts to prove himself
Army, March 18,1842 ; and Charles Pooley, Weston-super- . worthy of the high compliment that had been paid to him,
Mare, Hay 2, 1842. The next examination for the fellow- and he trusted that jte iestitutios would not retrograde
ship will take place no the 22nd init., and two following from its present high position duriog his year of odic* ;
days. but that, by the amistence of his colleagues and other
OATMEAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAL •-• friends of the ioatitutioe the society would be found evils
FRIDAT, Noe. 11.—Adatiasiona es plyinelik, 437 ; ditto is a more flourishing cOodditio than in any period of its
by moos WM* 683; total, 1,142. histoey.—Morning Advertiser.

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