The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-17 00:00:00

had quarters et the 80th liegietsi Wiest arrived is
this gardens this SfigIIMODU et test "Meek by train from
Fact 04/1/4"liestiesd. The first divides el die regimes'
arrived sem days ism. It is about 1,111 stress, sad it is
expected Co semis bete about a messil awl Wm reseed to
the Crimes. It hoe sot retuned film I. keg, sad,
Moue' a ilse re&mist, many of the MI i. riMinibi.
The Arab, miliag freight skip, mad liet alight tee the
Bleak Sea, lades with stores,
dprovideas, teem the
Bajal Chinas, Victualling Yla
TIN Fins sad Hardy, mortar vessels, MN hale harbour
to-day, sad the first-named was takes sale desk so have
some aluminises effected to preyed the reins, propensities
these Tess& displayed is their pewee lIINISi from Sheer-
seta, es route to the Black Sea. - _ _ _ _

The Bbadassothm steamer sailed 10. day for Plymouth,
and the Biala sere tnasport for flestistaptos, to reflt,
after her envies is the Black fka.
The Odin, 16, peddle frigate, Capfuls Willem, is getting
up steam, to call fee th. Bleak am

PLYMOUTH, MAT 16.
The whole of the troop in garrison were yester-
day brigaded on the parade, 'lout Wise, by Col. Coryton,
R.M. The form assembled in line is the following order:
Royal Artillery. Colonel Andrews, Devoe Militia Artillery,
Major Hobo, advanced oa the right ; Royal Mariam, Lieut.-
Colossi Childs, South Devoe Militia, Major Sir H. Seek,
Bart., in the 'bassist of Liestenent-Coloael Sir .1. Y. Buller,
Ban., Soloed Cheshire, Llent.•Colonel Davenport, 48th or
Northampton, Lieut.-Colonel Lord Burleigh, and the depot
of the 31st Regiment, Captain Law, on the left.
The 48th, or Northampton Militia, at pressat quartered
in !this garrison, are daily espetning orders to embark for
Gibraltar, for garrison duty at that station. They will be
replaced by the tad Staffordshire Militia.
Yesterday a deteduarat of 260 men of the Land Trans-
port Corps arrived per rail, and waked to Maker Heights,
there to be quartered natil embarked fee the Crimea.
The inquiry as to the late military fracas hat closed, bat
Its decision is not yet made known. The Cheshire Militia
wad the maritime mostly pass one amebae in sullen 'ileum.
Beside the laquiry a erartentartial wr diniated ply General
Mira to as sWrio sod try Csienr.ileamadal MAIM TkolaP-
ass,lni Mgsl Chethies Middy, en the Idivelog charges ;
NM. he having
lay,
se shod sight Wank ea Sunday even-
imp the eh of May, when sergeant of Pipet, ordered a
Vesof them to is *oasts and sheep ea Plymouth
►tims esiongsrieg the lives of the plegM this walking
there ; esseadig Re having at the sweeties, apt pthes made
upset gni 11•1 tiareeertgellangs. usp to De. Deal, wad tee
elledisi Ms goommi saying that he would "sea
him Omagh with ids layout," or words is that offset.
The Met was competed of the followieg slain,
Sir Mary Peal Seale, Major, &DJI. ; Captain
N. !homages, 8 D.M. • Cptais T. N. Mar-
shall, Devoe Artillery; Captain George Swede, S.D.M. ;
Lieutenant Byers, Sad Royal Cheshire Militia ;
Ensign W. J. Vane, B.D.M. ; and Ensign H. D. Parr,
B.D.M. These °Sem held their sittings is the officers'
aame-recom in the Citadel. Dr. Budd, on being swore,
stated that he beard the primer order his men of the pio-
goat to es bemuses. mad that be said to 'him (the doctor)
tea you thesegh the body," sail put hi' bayonet
before him ia a anaemia. reamer. Mr. J. W. Budd gave
similar manse. Three ether whams's, ware mannuad,
and sae 'Mesa. Mr. Chaim Sweet:eau, swore that be
saw the with his mashes aid baptise
dizesbel =Den= sod Wed 'Shampoo Meet the
threat Motel is the maims of the Elam This dosed the
ewe be die ploomethea
_width hoist two days. Oa Satur-
day the *sleet his &shoes deeded loth the charges, and
mica Omni as,, Lienissmat Taylor, sad other of&
ern, asomm diem, nod privates, who were pre-
sent en Ihe essesiss es the Zee, all of whom stated that
they ashibse he empeat Thsinpos order the men to
Si harms. use saw him at the time with his bayonet
flood. The ease for the demos Messiaated on Monday,
and the pigment of the seed hoe see yet been
gated.

DUBLIN, MAT 16.

_ --
Teabirday afternoon the Lard Lieutenant pro- I
corded to the North-Wall, and inspected • party of nine-
teen invalid soldiers from tie Crimes, who had arrived from
Liverpool, en their way to join their respective depots in
Ireland. His Zuelleaey conversed familiarly with them,
sad shook sash ram by the bend, the Marvhioness of Kil-
dare, who assensponied kis Emellency, also entering into
sosimmatlen with them. Before the departure of the vice-
regal poly several of the soldiers stopped forward, and is
their own beam' .sad simple way thanked his Emilioney
for the hospitality with which they were treated
by his 's orders at the hotel where they were
than entertained.
Major-Geseral Idea inspected the troops composing the
Kilkenay garrison co Monday. The depot of the 72nd
Highlanders, whisk now meant to half a regiment, being
men than 41/001reog, gave mach satisfaction by their an-
cient apparatuses mid the Hilkenay Fusiliers, who wore
the sew saddlina (the task), looked extremely well, sad
drew tea* the getter al's commendatioa of the progress
wilds they Mt Madag in discipline and soldierly bearing.

TAMPON Cif m Baurowloc.—The Brunswick,
Shwa mew Prof-battleship, will be homehei
ilemalliembeehe Deekyard, on the lit Jane, for whisk
=the meekness eve employed extra hosts and al-
men nallmiled warn
Tics Yuma Binimmwrs.—The militia regiments
less

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