The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-30 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTBMOUTH, Ocr. 29.
The following troop. embarked on board the steam
transport Orinoco, No. 218, to day, for °creepier:is to Malta
to replace a similar number 'savior: the depots then, for the
Crimes :—Front Winchester: let Royale, 2 oMeen and 65
nee; 3rd 8011, 3 officers and 87 men; 7th Fusiliers, 3
°Alegre and 104 men ; 23rd Fusilit re, 3 • Meets and 138 men ;
46th Foot, 3 Alters and 70 men ; 88t1i Foot. 60 men. From
the Isle of Wight : 4th Foot, 2 Scare and 97 melt ; 20'h
Foot, 73 men ; 28 h Foot, 4 alters and 61 men ; 484 i
Foot, 2 eaters and 64 men ; 771 h Foot, 2 °Mem and 63
men ; 96th Foot, 2 oMeere and 69 men. From Walser :
19th Foot, 1 Alter sod 83 men, ; 44th Foot, 2 °Meer, sod
61 man ; making a total of 29 officers and 1,016 men. The
name going out are :-I.t Ittyals, Lieut. Max•ell, Eosins
Gardner • 3rd Buffs. Cop ain Kiag, Lint Cooestamsker,
Lieut. Pirnolli 4th Regioneet, Lieut. Tamer, Resign Mil
liegton • 7th F..at, Lieut. the Mon. W. Moreton, Ensign
Mosogaiory • 23rd Foot, Captain flys., Ensign Ratios,
Ensign Gosialg ; 28th Foot, Caputo Moneeell, Captain
Shuts, most. Illeekensirs, Ensign Page ; 44th Foot, Major
Brown ; 48th Foot, Captain Lyons, Lieut. Waldy, Ensign
Cows ,• 48th Felt, Ceptaia Spencer, Lieut. Kippers ; 77th
Foot, Lieut. Smith, Lieut. Dawtoey ; 95th Foot, Captain
Foster, Ensign Holnrook ; and Assistant Surgeons Woo-
tton and Holland, 10th Foot.
The Orinoco tans to-morrow for her destination. The
troops from Winchester and Widmer came to this pert to-
day by train, and those from the Isle of Wight by one of the
Dockyard steam tags.
Ties 4th Royal South Middlesex Militia, comprising 28
eager' and 740 men, embarked to day on board the strew
trarpo.t Perseverance No. 7, for conveyance to Cork.
The Potsovetance saileritinnight.
The Royal Charlie end City of London, transports, have
come into harbour to-day; this brat-named to embark troops
for the East, ana the latter bets.
TM Niagara came into harbour to-day, and disembarked
the invalids she arrived with yesterday.
• tiourt-martial was held to-day to try Mr. William
Ridoutt, bostewain of her Majesty's ship Penelope, steam
frigate, oa a charge of alsseati-g himseif from his ship
whilst she was lying at the Cape of Good Hope, and then
returning in a stets of intoxication; and also with breaking
his arrest sines the arrival of the ship in this harbour.
tptstit Ms 'L Maitland. C. 8.. her Mejeatrit ship Beeol-
lent, presided, and the prisoner wee convicted and sentenced
to sit smiths' im; risonnient in Winchester gaol, and to be
dismilled her Majesty's service.

WOOLWICH. OCT. 29
A party of about 45 recruits arrived at Woolwich
en Saturday, hsvine volunteered from the allude regiments
stationed at Caelmsford, Aldenhott, and Pembroke.

Dr. Ogilvie, who si;e senior sur.geonOrtlieWrdnance
Medical Department, boa been apvinted Deputy Inspector
of M-spitals.
The Vixen has been taken into bails to corsewisce re-
ceiving her cargo.
The Dorados hasher repairs and fittings nearly completed.
She has a greater portion of her sea Portion board, and the
riggers hays a great portion of her rigging on end. It is
expected she will have ream on Wednesday to try her
cugian, and if found eatiefactory, will then proceed to see.

CHATHAM, OCT. 29.
The andernamed medical (fficera are relieved from
duty at this garrison for the purpsse of their proceeding to
the following stations—Tis , Assistent•surgeon Woolfrrys,
10:11 Regiment of Foot, prceseds immediately to Ports
mouth, to embark on hoard the steamship Orinoco, to takr
medical chug* of troops ye, eeedirg for Melts. Stiff
assistant surgeon Micartney, from Fort Pitt Hospital, pro-
iceeds ininflidiately to Jersey, for the porpoise of taking
medical charge of the de. ot of the 73,4 R &meat Steil
ariitant surgeon Hods ma, trim the Moonlit Hospital, is
appointed by the principil medical officer at this station
to take medical charge of the medical staff corps at this
garrison.

PEMBROKE, Ocr. 27.
The new screw st►am ship, Repulse, 91 guns, got
under weigh at eight o'clock this nr.enice, having c esplete4
her jars rigging and bent sails ler erday, and in tow of the
Lightnieg and Prosser° steamers proceeded down the
harbosr on her voyage to Port/recruit ; wind north-east,
and a light breeze.
The tares despatch boats building here for purpose. of
the war are being proceeded with in the meet expeditions
. The whole strength of tha shipwright department
is engaged upon thew.

DUBLIN. Ocr. 29
The Cork Constitution Makes the following an-
nouncemeat, which le of na smell boil importance :—' We
understand that Mr. Papa°, M.P.. received last evening •
letter from Mr. Dorman. the Under Secretary, stating
that is conformity with the prayer of the petition addressed
by the chief magistrate aid damn of Cork t• the Lied
Llestesant, the Admiralty bad directed that so far as the
service would admit a portion cf the Baltic Best would
whiter in Cork harbour."

The Liseserick rhymed, of Saturday soya This day,
at 3 o'clock, the Kerry Regiment were drawn up in square
of Boherbnoy barracks, when Maj p•Oleeral Bir J. C.
Chattertos addressed them, saying that two of the riog.
leaders is the late mutinous exhibition would be tried by
courbeartiel, and that the other soldiers not deeply Paoli.
cited would be forgives. Up to this morning 290 of the
Kerry militia volunteered to the line is this city. This
considerably reduces the strew gib of the corps, which will
mod oat recruiting parties to Trade., Killarney, Miltoan,
Kenna», Listowel, Kilorglis, Torbert, Cabirciveso, Castle
hland, Bseem, tic."
Oa Friday 150 of the 16th Regiment, at present sta-
tioned in Cork, volunteered into the gallant 88th, for the
outvote of going out at once to the Crimea. They received
11 each bounty.
Detachments have been appropriated for conveyance in
the Geleanda sod Culloden steamers from Cork to Malta.
Beth vessels ere expected to leave Liverpool about the 26 It
fastest for Cork to receive troops. The Culloden will be
inspected in Liverpool, where a portion of the *moos will
embark in her. from whence sbe will proceed to Cork to
take an the remainder. Total by both tranepeets-46 officers
sad 1,230 men.
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Captaia lisaleverer,l3llth Regiment, arrived yesterday at
bis (attires, the Glebe, Tipperary, from the Crimea. It is
a etuatkable fast, that at Sebastopol he bad sin musket-
balla ia his nailorm.

ADM :MUTT, OCT. 29. APPOINTMENTS. Com-
lasedne G. B. Here to the Veeeviee, 6, paddle-wheel steam
elooo, of 260 horse Dower. Moditerrassas stades ; sad
K. H H. Hallett (1841) to the Carlow, 36, at Malta.
Lietteseete T. N. Uederoeeel (1861) 1. t►e Aruba*, 18,
et Dereeport; sad Hoe. R. A. Capel (1862), Basepamt, 6,
peddle•whsal steam sloop, of 220 horse power, et Ports-
mouth.

Paymaster 8. E.Wsleht (1865), to the bras, 6, peddi«
who, steamship, or 600 hone power, is tits Bieck &•
Assistsat Pa/ master is CWT. J. Wallas (1860) to the
Sadie, 4, strew stasis vessel, elf 160 bone power. Medi-
lemmas dodos.

The hum, screw traosport, whist% let Devon-
poet, had es board Lindens.% Mood*, of the 15th Horan.
• valesteer few moles I. the Crises. Ho Is list somas to
three einem of the sass muse who were wevaded at the
bat* of Bs!Alive sad I. the soon& ow the Reba.

The war transport Thames, which loft Southamp-
ton es Thursday sainaleg, tailed from Taruteeth, is the
Isle ef Wight, es Saturday last. hankie boss detained by
tbe stars side\ ravaged the midis= nest WS stssb.

The smiling transport William Julian will loise
laat►satstoa tomorrow, fat Pealassedbr alum r►a mill
Liu is 376 it sad 7 m.... Nat eallaffillia b Gibraltar.