The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, 'MAY 28, MIL

Now all this Menemasary visitor-badgering will do
moors to keep pimple trom the buildisg than other
owes appereeX:sree important. People hate to
be in oonataat with pAioeueso. Again, ono,
in the beading the tidbit I-leaky if he find ea °pee
door
fo throes%
&width he may pass out after only three
BWI or ur mita
thee are no numbers oorreepondiog either to
the oillisial catalogue or anything else in the build-
ing. I heard a man, of anxious appeases', inquire
yesterday at the nave oorinter, where these cata-
logues are sold, bow they went off. " Tout douor-
meat r was the reply. The anxious gentleman
shrugged his shoulders disoontsatedttall be be one
of the catalogue speculators let me leave to ask
him whether he think. people will y oetalognes
that mast be iaconsprehensible when the exhibition is
Sashed and numbered, bat are now so much waste
Paler !

20.
There hu been as active movm m
ement forA tenant
right throughout the northern province he the kat
ten days, meetings having been held in several of the
leading localities. Mach anxiety appears to be felt
about the modifications which government may make
,is &leant Shee's bill, now t they have taken it
under their eau. The Presbyterian synod of Deny
and Omagh had adopted a resolutioe essertiog that
nothing short of legal security for Ulster tenant right
an ever settle the land question in Inland.
Mr. Lams is expected here for • few days next
week, bevies, as his friends express it, obtained per-
mission to Interrupt for a brief interval the work of
his mimics to Rome, in order that he might attend
the Maynooth debate on Wednesday week, after
which he returns to the Eternal City.
The case of Richardson o. Gregory, being an ae-
tion on one of the bills of exchange in which the
name of Mr. E. O'Flaherty, late rrish income tax
commissioner, is involved, will be tried at the after-
actin* of the present term; and, in the Court of
Clasen's Bench, yesterday, sebum's duces tetites and
ad testOcancium were obtained, to be directed to Lord
Dunktllin Mr. A. O'Flaherty, M.P., Mr. Charles
Greene, and Mr. Skinner.
The weather is now all that the farmer could de-
sire, abundance of rain at night, and a warm sun-
shine, with intermittent showers during the day, and
the result has been au immense improvement in
pasturage, and in the appearance of all the growing
crops. Vegetation never appeared more fresh and
vigorous, and there is every promise of a most
bountiful harvest.

The Lord Lieutenant has approved of Lord Dun-
boyne being appointed a Deputy Lieutenant for the
county of Clan.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, Mar 27.
The Imperienae, 51, screw frigate, Captain Watson,
unwed at Spltheed this morning nom the Baltic, to repair
the injuries she received in getting into collision with the
Tartar, 21, screw frigate. The Imperious, hears evidence
of the violence of the collision, the whole of her endwater
and five feet of her stem having been canted away, to-
gether with her bowsprit. Mr. Abetbell, master shipwright
of this dockyard, and Mr. Oradea, assistant muter ship-
wright, went out to the Imperious* this morning, to asoar-
tale her defects. She is to com• into batboy te.merenw,
sad have the repairs immediately effeeted.
Three of the mortar vowels fur the Black flea were towed
SW .y from Seitbirad this afternoon at 3 o'clock, by the Odin,
16, paddu Invite, Captain Willcox, for their destination.
Their mortars as already reported, are on board the Odin.
The wind being from the eastward, they will, no doubt, test
of the tow ropes when they get in the Channel, and make
sail. The three gone with the Oda an the Flamer,
Hardy, and Firm. The other three, the Haves, Surly, and
Growler, will go out with the Rosamond, 6, paddle sloop,
Commander Crofton, in a few days
The Powerful, 84, Captain Munk, end Calcutta, 84,
Captain Stopford, sailing ship., left Spithead yesterday
afternoon for the /leftward. The first named vessel saved
;he tide, but the Calends lost it, and had to remain at St.
Helens Roads till this morning, when she ,gain got under
weigh. It is reported that the crews of these vessels are to
In turned over to the floating batteries, elation, Meteor,
• , fitting for the Baltic.
The Sydney, steam transport. No. 76, arrived at Shithead
yesterday aftersoon, from the But, bringing home 133 men
of various regiments invalided and wounded, 5 women end
2 children, end the following officers :—Captain Vance, 38th
It pimeot, in charge of the troops; Captain Gregory, Sects
Fusilier Gonda; Captain Owtone, 62nd Regiment; Cap.
lain Taddv Royal Artillery ; Assistant-Surg,on Shiel. of
bu nib Regiment, in medical charge of the invalids; As-
sistant Surgeon Bone, 17th Regiment; and Ensign Barr,
of the 98th Regiment. There have been two deaths on the
pusses. The Sydney left Malta May 11, and Gibraltar
May 19. The Sydney came into harbour this afternoon to
lend the troop.
The invalids brought home by the Golden Fleece, 313 in
number, were disembarked yesterday morning, and for-
warded on, some (the Guards) to Londe, and others to
Chatham. The Golden Fleece afterwards ;ailed for South-
ampton to relit.
The Cormorent,eteam transport, No. 103. has come along.
side the decanted to ombuk `deans for the 4th Dragoons
and 19th Lancers, for the Crimes. The embarkation is to
take place to morrow, and it is reported that her Majesty
sod his Riysl Highness Prises Albert will come over from
Osborne to winless it. _

The MAO" tra• sport. Enter* e Eugenie. No. 104. with 8
*Memo, and 277 rank and 81s, from Colombo. left Bpitivead
yesterday. for Cork.
The following ships are now at Bnithead, reedy fur sea :
Neptune, 120, Bt. George, 120, sailing ships; Falcon, 17,
Cruiser, 17, screws; and Rosamond, 6, paddle.

DEVONPORT, Nriv 27.
The paddle-wheel steamer Dee arrived here yes-
terday. See is a tender for Channel service.
The Coequeror, 101, will be undocked oa Wednesday
nest, and towed to Keybars to ship her boilers.
The Prometheus, having undergone repairs, was un-
docked on Thursday, and masts and bowsprit put os board.
She will be ready for tea in • few days.
Mr. Mills, master atten.J•nt of the dockyard at this port,
left for rembroke with a party of riggers is the Cordless',
steamer, yesterday, to navigate the Brunswick, 80, screw, of
400 bores power, to be lacached on the let of June, to this
port. The Confines will return immediately.
The So. George, 120, Captain Eyrie, U.S., and the Cal-
cutta, 84, Captain Stopford, sailing slips, are ordered to dis-
mount their guns, to enable thee to convey troops.

SHEERNESS, MAT 28.
The Imperienso, 51 guns, screw atootafrigsto,
Captain R. S. Watms, C. 8., arrived at the Greet Nora on
Saturday last, at 845 a m., from the Baltic. Site saluted
sue admiral', B.g immediately after making her number, on
demand hem the Waterloo. In consequence of there not
beim say vacant dry dock fee her at this port, she was sig.
'shred to prised immediately to Portsmouth. like left
the Nore at 10.10 a m. the same day for Portsmouth.
The Retribaltoo, 28, paddle. wheel steam frigate. Cap-
tain Themes Fisher, beiriag the tag dr IteatzAdrairal
of the Moe, Robin Lambert Banes, arrived at the
Gnat Nora yeeterdey ate a.m., sad saluted SiO flag here,
which was returned by the Waterloo. The followiagebips,
composing the squadron under charge of Admiral Banes,
also arrived and anchored at the No.. tr-the Russell, 60,
screw steam ship, Captain Francis Scott; As Hawks, GO,
screw steanesblp, Captain Enemas Ommanney ; the Halt.
legs, 80, screw steamship, Captain lames C. Cain ; the
PembrAe, 80, screw steamship, Ceptairt George H.
Semite ; and the Cornwallis, 80. screw: steamship, Cap.
min Gemv 0. Wellesley. The Powerful, 84, sailing ship,
Cantsin Memos L. Mamie, is daily expected at the Note,
his Piarlemith.

Immo'Sealy ea the squadron ardvieg at the N the
Wildfire, steam tender to the fie .ship Waterloo,
muter, wen deepatcned of by order of the Poet-
Admiral, sod Owed at the service of Admiral Banta. TM
Wildfire remised late harbour at 2•30 p.m. The sqsadres
will reseals at the /fore, waitieg Admiralty orders relative
to their departure sad destination.
The astilleme aad rlggors are melting sutra holm up to
9 p.m , on the Pewee , and es the Tartar, to szpo.
dice their being got ready for sea.
The Swedish beg Enigkeden, of Arvada], A. Whims,
eountendes, wee assistvd is hen yesterday, &limos, by the
'auks Bias eyed Maid and Gypsy, of Cloeshester. The
Katgbedes ie from Mudd, booed to Lisbon, with
▪ carp of SINUS, timber, end deals. She get on
the seal sand at 4 s In. yesterday.• and motiosed
Mating up the sand until 7 a in., when she Smite& elf in
the Sowing tide, completely water-fogrd. She has been
run on sham en the Laywell near the pint; and M the seat
Baud Wu she will be got in on the ebb dry. 710111 the
✓apid state in whisk she filled it is espeeted her keel has
been carried away forward end aft. She 14 about 170 tons
Bba log her boats &may after striking on the
auk mud. It ems blowieg very bud from the eastward at
me time, with a thick easterly ham.
We have now the Cued sad the Raven, with two ether
mortar vessels, riding is OUP harbour, wilting °Won for
their departure and destiaatiou.

• '4. . 1 t ~ DUBLIN, Mir 26.
Poor dims ilia 288 non-gouttnimiOned tears
sad mss of the 72nd &tat in Kilkenny garri-os, are.ma-
der orders forintetediato medium to proceed t the Crimea.
to which the eigivaeor, now stationed at Gibraltar, will
be-removed at case. Tee depilt will embark direst foe the
mat of war.
The mood week in Joao has hoes And for the occupa-
tion of the Camp ea the Curreghjoy_militla, but the
Ordain.* ham not ylt 6714 ibTo tooberN ideiracts for beds
and biddies, which. it ie lamed, may mete some further
delay.
11,ghty nine mss of the glees% County Rides voltiateered
this week into the 65,b lt-oimeat of the lice; and from the
same miiitlaregimost, thrfilth and 68th fLoginisan rossatly
obtained 38 recruit. .i.atitos is ill 126. Halide .11Ukat
Armstrong has volesinsid with the sea.
Lord &moo, Commander of the Forms is Indeed, Ur
hien cm a tear of impieties In the west during this week.
Oa WOlaiisitay sad Tharsdey his lordship isepeeted the
troops in the garrison of Athlone, and einsplimontvi the
Wietmoath R ties os the program In disolplise made by that
in i lie corps during the short period AM Us ishbedireeet.
H lordship neat proceeded to Galway.
b. Zed West Yorkshire Militia, new is Waterford,
haws the route to aback seat week for Gibraltar.
The Holt-i-otier, sallies trimmer% Row-at Qualitooss
tikes out the 60th.ftegissent to Bast-141111.
kletter has bees received in Cork from a commimerist
ollime,who, baying approaehed too nose **enemy's tortilla-
tions,at Sebeetepol, wastakea primer. Itie written from Rei-
ms. whither the writer had bee* removed from liimpheropol.
Ili stein that hob living with umber 1104 Omit it

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*Mod to go eat into the eauttry unguarded whatever they
pleas.

THE CAMP AT ALDIMSRMT.—Yeetaday the eanip
at Aldershott we, visited by a curlers, number of parsecs
The hate are sot as yet dabbed. The number of militiamen
at present ea the grouted does sot exceed 1,000; these are
exereised and drastolwily. Mere is alio a deteehment of
the 94th Feet from Windsor, whose immediate duties ere
the prebends of the tad the prevention of fire. It is
willisegwelni that the wed. Mal be formally opened before
Ike Illlk er of next math.
TEE Tao/gamey Bymmcig —Our Liverpool cone-
seamiest states that daring the ensuing soothe • krire
number of eavaby will be sent from the Kersey to the
Ornate& The steamship Simla is expected from Boothemp-
, tea es the 4th proximo, to embark 400 hones. The Oneida,
seem sesame Is sapwood to arrive iron the Clyde to es
hark sheet MO bones. The now troop screw steamer
Amiatomm, Mint is Birkenhead by Mr. John Laird, is fittit.p
fee In shad will be reedy about the middle rei jab.*
The (m) le expected to be able to earry out 78
horses, and the Sarah Beads (es.), 112, both having bseo
:mod by tbe Transport Bowl. The sailing ship rector
in about ten days hem Liverpool, with
the End tieVlreek Militia, for Gibraltar.
NICK•EA1111111 AT TEE ClMilue.—The following is
taken keno Mina, letter from tin
Rag; Lord R
las Is nishaaned lathe Crimes, Ink tnarebsrt, Ro
bort Cast, beams he sea% take Sebastopol ; Load Cardigan,
Old Chargweentsi bred Limn, Old Leak on ; General Scar-
let*, Blood and Gnus because of his name and from hii
being always is the ;hick of the fight. The Russian are
smugly milled Johnny Eisides ; but, when they light with
unusual elselisemnltyng ere maned Johany Rustles."
THE LAM EDlVanne, 68th REONIENT.—
The iatellimee of the death before Sebastopol of Captain
Rickard Edwards, eldest eon of ear tea tad friend
and selgtibour, R. L. Edwards, Esq., of Nenhoren bas
exalted in the whole of this and the adjoining counties •
sealants of unfeigned sorrow, not only oa account of the
madam WO of an esteemed young gentleman—the heir to
a noble property, and to his father's love of country, virtue,
and generosity, and whom recent attainment of his majority
wee the occasion of general and joyous celebration—but also
through sympathy with the afdtction which the be eeeee mew
will necessarily bring to his rented and excellent partnts.
—North Wales Chronicle.
ENCAMPMENT IN THE FOREST OT DEAN.—The
report of Coned Rorsford, whose mission to this part of
the country to gain information as to the most suitable site
for a military encampment, has resulted in the selection In
Dean's Monad, a spot peculiarly adapted to the purpose.
The encampment will consist of 3,800 men.—Bereforsi
Tunes.
A portion of the let Royal Dragoons, who have
for some time been @tattooed in Newcastle Barracks, will
proceed in a few days to Piers-lull, Edinburgh, is order to
torus a depot. A detachment, emulating of a hundred men
and two oldsters, left these barracks on Thursday morning,
to embark for the Mauritius, to join the headquarters of
the regiment.
The depot 11 th Regiment and the:Royal Brea-
sock Rifle Regiment were isspected on Tuesday last, in the
Barrack-square, by Lieut.. General Sir John Clay t, the
general OfiioOf of the South Wales district. The gallant
general expressed himself in the most satisfactory terms as
to the state of order and. diseipliae in which he found
the troops.