The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-12 00:00:00

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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

INSTRUCTION IN MUSKETRY.
A new mice of regulations for the orgaainatiOn of
a permanent corps of liniments is weaken, has jut bum
issued to the commanding oaken of all regiments of foot
from the Hone Guards:
The corps of instruction is musketry will bs, 1.011 matters
appertnaing to its peculiar duties, subject to, and in eon-
munication with, the commandant of the .shoot of musketry
at Ryas. It will mann ia the fiat Jonas* of 1 ems-
menden% 1 esptais, with an allowance of 1601. pa year ;
1 subsitera, with an allowance of 1001. per you ; 9 captains,
at 3s. a day ; 9 sibalterns, at 2.. 6d ,1s Wilton to the
Pay of their nat.; 1 Paymaster and quartermaster, at 6..
• day ; 1 marina, at fes.; 1 sergeant major, at 4s. 64.; 6
first class iostraotors, at 24. 10d.; 1 clerk, at 2.. 10d. ; 1
armorer, at 1.. 11d.. and 401. per year; 100 first
class 'estranger, at 2.. 10d.; 100 escond cites ditto.
at la. 10.1. ; 12 privates as fatigue men, at la ;44.
The comenandeat, with p.y and allowasees as colonel on
the staff, one amnia and oae Usatensa‘with the allowanes
reepeetively of 1601. and 100 i. par samara is addition to their
regimental pay, with the paymaster and surgeon, will be
stationed ceastantly at Hytb; argued by the serpent
major, five firstelass sergeant isstracton, the stssoanr, sad
sink, sad twelve private' spinally appointed to the esta-
blishment lea Attlee et fatigue. All tke Allem appointed
to this earn must have gess throsoh the nurse of Jannis-
time at Hyth., sad bays secoind certifiestse of qaslilleatioa
treat the ..opsassadonb .11 ea full Pay, thsw will be eel-
Gaud en the stronillt d ebelossegallea Pegimenta, sad
have the same advsamges of promotion as if paean there-
with. With the empties of these employed at Hytbe, they
will he detached to depot Whales', or pined to regiment.
ev stations were their services es instructors may be Doan-
&red most requisite, et be employed la inepectlng sad pa-
parting, through the commandant et Hyth., for the General
Commencing is Chief 'a isformatioa. spas the ketraction
as curia on regimentally is districts to be assigned to
them.

FORTNIGHTS, Nov. H.
The MOW deals transport Robert Lowe, No.
134,. arrived at Railhead this saeraing from the Crimea,
banes cm board 193 non-cam mis diens sad mem,
16 sailors, and some eammiseariat driven, invalided sad
wounded men. The troops are from various cavalry,
artillery, sad foot regiments. About 90 of them We from
Balaklan direst, banag received their wounds at the last
attack on the Redan ; some of these cases are very bed, in-
olad.ng many icsen of limbs, Re. Both invalids sad
wounded are all, however, doing well. The troops bays
come home in shares of Captain Ewan, Grenadier Gandy
and Lientnant Blake„ 18th Regiment, and is the
medical charge of Aellilitellt Berrien Rilli•eit, 47th
Regiment. The following have had a passage hems
is the Robert Lowe: Captain Turner, lit Royals, in-
valided; Capt. My*, Royal Artillery, invalided; Capt.
Vane, 23rd Pullin's, wended at the Roden • Captain
Tinlag, Goodnreks, sad Wade, 90th Regiment, all
grounded at the Ratan; Captains Lumley and Sibtliorpe,
97th Regiment, wounded at the Reties ; Capt. Hawkins,
97•1 t Regiment, invalided; Lieutenants Millen, Conner,
and Tapper, 23rd Fusiliers, Field, 30th Regiment, Watson,
88th Regiment, Williams and Cann, let Roeals. all
wended at the Roden; Lieutenant Fosherry, 77th Regi-
ment, wounded in the trenches by the loss of a leg; sad
Assistant Surgeon Hayes, 23ed Fasilien. Mr. Beek, of the
234, died after leaving Balaklava.
The Robert Lows lett this port on the 26th of November
last with drafts and stores, and, above all, with the na-
mes** iron cylinden, filled with gunpowder, and which
were sent out to blow up the sunken Russian ships at the
mouth of Rebaetopol Harbour. Tbs., cylinders she ably
conveyed oat, and transhipped them on board a small
schooner, on board of which vessel they now remain in the
Black Sea, ready for use when the opportune time shall
arrive. lee she arrived at Balsklave. the Robert Lowe
was engaged in various duties ; she took eV the 13th Regi-
ment frog Gibraltar, and afterwards 900 French troops
from Marseilles to Karnieseb.
She has had a somewhat long and tedious purge home,
having left Hankins and Kandeash, Ssib.t. 29, Scratsri,
Oct. ; Malta. 14; o.braltar, 24; and Lisbon, where she
pat in for coals, Nov. 3. The cause of the long passage has
been strong head winds, which occasionally blew quite a
hurricane. Off Lisboa she passed the port Hollander,
with loss of bowsprit. The Robert Lowe came into harbour
this enemas to disembark the invalids.
The Negociator, with damaged powder, and the Earl d
Shaftesbury and Vienna, transports, have also come up to
Spithead to-day from the Crimes.
The steam nauseant Riegel*
She left this port • week se
basked • strong body
landed at Folkestone
The Great Britain, nines

the Stein Legion Iron

They are expected to
and with other regiments

Crimea in the spriiig.