The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-08 00:00:00

sage tog MON UM, bet thus was a vast episatity
of it, sensaiwg soar 800 diarist trunks, &c.; but
eves this whets of this were out of the dockyard by ones
este* the sine sight.
The Binabp kit yesterday, far Eleuthaniptes, to have
males dressed.
The Lucifer, sleawate, sailed yestsrday, fee Psmkeeko,
with the MINNS ask riggers, le beteg the sew royal yeekt,
Windsor Cootie, to this pert.

FOR THE CRIMEA.
DUBLIN, Jax. 6.

The St. Jean D'Aore, one of the finest cad fleetest
musk is the British Ravi, arrived A Queasiest* on
Tsersiey, at three Vika. having sailed from Plymouth
i• Um they twisty-one hours. Eke has dread, two rural
oaken es beard, and is to take away 760 sea from this
garrisons fee the Crimea. She carries besides a number of
bones and a large quantity of stone. The river steamers
have been buy the whole of yesterday conveying the troops
ea beard, and it was expected that she would .all for the
Bleak ilea either last evening or this (Saturday) morning.
Os Thursday a delashmeet of the Queen's Bays, about
thirty is number, arrived is Klima, county Kildare, from
Dundalk, and oe Friday morales proceeded to Newbridge,
with reeseents for the cavalry about to proceed to the East.
The horses seemed it the best possible mediate.
In llallingar the utmost activity prevails is the remelting
department, as there ere stationed there depots of the 14th,
glad, and 90th Regiments. On Wednesday orders were
received for the removal for embarkation of 112 privates,
with the proper number of officers and not-co heisted
officers of the 14th. A larger number than required offered
their services, which' readers it possible that many of the
married men who have lengthened service will be allowed
to remain at home for the recruiting and drilliag depart.
mutts.
Colonel Dyne and Veteriourflurgeon Shaw, of the 3rd
Dragoon Chards, attended at an extensive sale of hones in
Eilkesay on Thursday, to make purchases for that regi-
meet. There was a large supply of animals, but few that
were suited for a heavy cavalry regiment.

ADMIRALTY, JAN. B.—APPOINTMENTS.—Lieut. C.
H. Smith, to tlto Cesar, 90, mew stoaseshlp, at DCVOS-
port.
Mastor W. H. Sharp, to the Pylades, 20, wow stem Gos-
sett*, of 360 hone-power, at Shoszassa.

The government have engaged three screw steam
colliers to mem stores to Constantinople and the Crimes.
The Whitley Park, one of them vessels, has been taken
into the basis at Woolwich to diet:sharp her cargo of coals,
and she will leave Woolwich to-day for Deptf.rd to take on

board a large 'apply of medical stores for conveyance to the
hospital stores at Constantinople and In the Crimea.
The Pincher, one of the new light draught of
water gunboats, having bad her engines pat on board by
John Penn and Sin, of Deptford, was brought down to
Woolwich Dockyard on Saturday to have her guns mounted
end be completed for sea. Several of the other ganboate,
bedding by Yr. Joseph Pitcher, at his dockyard at North-
fleet, are in an advanced state. They are all ordered to be
ready previous to the is breaking up in the Baltic in the
spring of the present year.
Major-General Harty D. Jones, of the Royal
Engineers, left Chatham on Wednesday afternoen, accom-
panied by his aide-de-camp, Lieutenant Cowell, Royal
Engineers, for Devonport, where they are to embark in the
Princess Royal, 91, screw steam ship, Captain Lord
Clarence B. Paget, for a passage to the seat of war in the
Crimea. _ _

No. 1 company of the Royal Sappers and Miners
proceeded on Friday to Devonport for embarkation in the
Princess Royal, 91, Intim orders to proceed to the seat of
war in the Crimea.

Seventy-five recruits joined Chatham Garrison on
Thsteday easing last, for the diffenat depots of the ne-
tnews amiss is India.

Captain Marriott's Company, 3rd battalion Royal
Artillery, are to proceed to Ipswich this (Monday) morn-
iag, and are to take over the 9-pounder field battery sta-
tioned then, under Captain Smythe, the latter eMber and
his cimpany being under orders to return to bead quarters
at Woolwich, to form the right wing of the new and power-
rid 32-pounder Geld battery preparing at Woolwich fee sm.
rice is the Crimea.

Colonel J. Bloomfield, Royal Horse Artillery, is
appointed saperintondent of drills, in the room of Colonel
Willis, who hat proceeded to Gibraltar to take the command
of the Royal Artillery at that elation.

THIS MILITIA.

Rem AILTILLM.-This assembled on Wed-
nesday last on the in Dover Castle for per-
mama% service, narrtie. esemand of Colonel Cator, late
Otis Royal Artillery. Tbey muter nearly 200, and have,
Weis feet is Dover Imeeseed their strength by enlistment,
W esmaimas augaienties es lbst in a short period it is pro-
bable Pry will be El.d up to the required establishment.
TM west made great gengreas in gunnery last summer.
—Dear Oirenick.

Dansmorms.—The Ist Regiment of Derbyshire Militia
asemabiel en Friday at the Onasty Hall, Derby, for perma-
nent duty. The whiled the day was occupied in forming
emegunieet taking nentas, end delivering out clothing. 21
deatemals, 18 corpseek and 439 privates, answered to
their names. This b not the full complement, bat the
numbers will be impiested daily. Sines last spring 126
of the regiment base wthenieend fats the line. Lord Ws-
terpark b oelensL—Dmigehhi aria.
Tara Rotor. Coinsurers Marric.—During the past
week the weather hes lessee bad that very little has been
dose bibs we, el dsRL Captain Spencer, of the 48th
= meat, and enbeequently Lieutenant Gale, of the depot
to ej=at Carlisle, have been sent by government
the eelln.tueeis into the lines, but hitherto
the 1.11111,11 Mwnae to leave their regiment,
end saissipeady She seems el the recruiting parties has
only hies poor; **SI saes dare volunteered, of which 12
have been medieeDy rspeeted.—Carliale Patriot.
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Aziesair Kturte.—The quota of this regiment is fast
being made up. The recruitiogparty appear to be very in-
dustrious and very successful. There is not accommodation
in the barracks fur the 'Giantism now received, and billets
are in imp use. It is said that the furnishing of the various
necessaries for the outfit of the men is mostly in the bands
of Armagh traders. There is a report of the removal of the
regiment to England.
Bourn Dowx.—Tts• seder for embodying the Royal
South Dews Reenact d Militia, was resolved by the
Marva ef Desseithes yeelerday. This will ham the
effect of piemedng the sessieent of the corps, which is
rapidly pressed's.. the number recruited up to Thursday
night smonatieg te

kumainet.—:The maser of volunteen for the Kil-
kenny Regiamat commend ea Thursday. Mellor )(ana-
-1 sell attend es hie intim as adjutant aM reseeded with
the 11111111.1•11144 in the and be was
ttattlElkilly at the Military Beerneks tbe Right
Hon. W. F. fete, lieutenant of the amity, tenant-
Colonel Wows, Mr Tighe, and Herron Newton. It
was only yesterday, however, that the enrolment was re-
seeded with, and about 40 men were attested.
_ _ _

LiKazior..—The conespoudent of a local paper says
The enrolment of the Limerick militia proemeds this week
with vigour at the Castle Barracks. The attendance of re-
cruit' is very large. Their ages vary from 17 to any age
you plasm 1 saw ass recruit who had been attested and
mend, and be could have been little short of 50 years of
age t On the other hand, most of the young fellows accepted
are but mere lads.

The Waterford New says :—lt is generally believed that
there will be :a larger number of Roman catholic, in the
Irish militia proportion) than there is even in the Irish
police. The latter is reckoned to be the most effective
body of men in Europe. We think the former will yet be
active fellows too.

THE Al= MKDICAL STMT.—The Military Chiefs I
sena to regard their Medical staff much as a young man
aim his greateset whoa he leaves home for a lam walk
(NSF the WW—he thinks it may rain, so he takes a light I
t. As he proceeds, however, the sky brightens,'
griZaproves very hot ; the greatcoat is an awful bore,
still be must drag it about wsth him wherever be goes.
Shieng are the expressions be uses in regard to it. But the
Mai flange% the clouds gather, and the light Erna...stip
sea in protecting him against the now selling Mom
ad palms sleet; anon he mutters bud words regarding
th• 1111111111111114 t its texture is bad, it is trumpery, rod for
The Army Medical Staff seem, we say, to be to the
rZetlit sissamand of the army what the greatcoat is to the
pedisslehan. When there is little sickness, and he desires to
mom f,the Medical Staff and its necessary ammo
ties Me WM. on as bore', dead weights, impediments; it
is cut down to the lowest point, and its necessaries, as far
as possible, left behind. H. takes with him a Medical
Staff, to be we, because he sees in the distance the possi•
bility of elekneue, but the dead weight must be as light as
possible. The some changes. A host suddenly requires
medical aid, and then the members of the staff are soundly
rated for their inefficiency. The storm of disease sweeps
over the army, and then the light Medical Staff is unable to
shield from its ravages. Are sts members to blame ? Pity
it is that a Commander-in-Chief cannot get a Medical Sufi
framed on the principle of the tent the fairy Pali
Batton pm to Prince Ahmed. When not required, that
valuable piece of farniture could be earned in the
hand of a child; when necessary, it could be spread over a
host.—Neslisol owl Oesstic