The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-13 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALS?. MAY 12. —APPOINTICILVIS. Com-
mander R. G. Douglas, to the Vesuvius, commissioned.
Limiter:eats G. H Blake, to the Vesuvius ; and C. J.
Brownrigg, from the Excellent, to the Galatea.
Fab-Lieutenants H. A. Monteith, and It. de B. Hawkey,
to the Galatea.
Surgeon Dr. J. Browne, to the Galatea.
Assistant-Surgeons A. Collins, to the Galatea ; and Dr.
R. Mayne, to be additional to the Hawke.
Acting Assistant-Surgeons T. T. Riordan, to the Galatea;
and Dr. F. B. Hurley, to the Trafalgar.
Paymasters J. W. Guard, advanced to the first clam ;
C. A. Pritchard, advanced to the second clam ; and E. J.
Giles, advanced to the third clam.
Acting See:cid-Clare Assistant Engineers C. Wakeman,
C. A. Vogwell, and T. J. Decherd, to the Asia.

WOOLWICH, Mar 12.
The Japanese Ambassadors and suite arrived at
Greenwich this day at 12 o'clock, on board Mr. John Penn's
steam yacht, and after disembarking at the pier proceeded
in five carriages to the extensive steam eagles and boiler
factories of Meson. Penn and Pon, at Deptford. After in-
erecting various objects of infrared at this and other esta-
blishments, the distinguished foreigners re-embarked sad
returned to town. The ambassadors are expected to vied
Woolwich Dockyard during the present week, a Loam to
that effect having been received from the Admiralty.

—PORTSMOUTH, Mar 12.
The Coquette, 5, screw gun vessel, Commander
J. H. L. Alexander, left Spithead this morning and pro-
ceeded, under steam, down the aestChasnel, for Plymouth,
en route to China, to which station she ban been appointed.

CHATHAM, MAT 12.

ARRIVAI. or Thoors TROY ETDLIT-A numerous
party of nearly 200 invalid and time-expired troops arrived
at the garrison this evening, from India, the whole having
disembarked at (harassed from the screw steamer Lady
Jooalyn, 2,240 toes, Captain Kerr. The troops brought
home belong to the 2nd Dragoon Guards, Bth Hussars, Ben-
ht Cavalry Bengal Horse Artillery, Royal Artillery,
gad
LLM Cth,23rd, 27th, 34th, 35th, 38th, 42nd, 48th, 52nd,
54th, 75th, 80th, Alet, 82nd, 97th, 101st, and 104th
RNimente, the whole under the command of Captain
Willingtoo, 77th Regiment ; Captain Knight, 23rd
Regiment; Lieutenant Smith, 6th Dragoons ; Lieu-
tenant James, 13th Light Infant ; and Lieu-
tenant Dunbar, 34th Regiment; and in immediate
charge of Assistant-Surgeon Reid, 54th regiment. The
Lady Jocelyn sailed from Calcutta on the 7th Jehorizy;
Madras on the 18th January ; the Cape of Good Hope 4th
March ; St. Helena, 16th March ; and SL Michael's on the
28th alt. The voyage to Gravesend was an wasnally pro-
tracted one of 125 days, including detentions. Daring the
voyage four deaths occeirred on board After the trier bed
disembarked, the men belonging to the Indian Derma re-
ceived their discharge
.at &avowed, the remainder being
forwarded to this garrison, when four men wets admitted
into Fort Pitt Hospital, and four insane men taken to the
Lusatia Hospital. Two prisoners brought home were seat to
the guard-house to await the decision of the anthoeilies• as
to their Beal disposal.

110060—W. I. bitch 6 boil 1,806
Matuitlus bap' 6,230
Bast India bags 040
Blain baaketal 9
Manilla bap. 14,900
Havana bum, 2,166
Cuba . buses. -
=o2lusonatkr calks' 1,771
packages' 7,036
Do. bags,
pO-Westlndl.a.aal 76
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CVNaha' bria. & bags 3,072
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TALLOW.—MoxrDsv EVSNLNO. —The tallow market
was quiet throughout last week. The spot demand is
rather limited, home tallow being in good supply, and the
export trade is also dull. Speculatively very little has been
doing, and our closing prices are :—Elpot, 465. to 46e. 3d. ;
June, 465. 3d. to 465. ed. ; July. 46.. 2d- ; September
48a. 3d. to 48s. 6d. ; October to December, Gd.;
town tallow, 445. net cash. No Odom offering. South
American, 46a. 6c1., find pipes; Australian sheep, 468. ;
beef. 445. to 441. 6d. ; good and tine, 43e., low and
weak ; North American, 4&., fine quality; 45.. to 455. i
inferior. Cocoa nut oil is firm ; Cochin, 51a. ; Ceylon, 50s.
80sey scares, at 49e. to 50s. fair to fine; palm od steady,
to 425. &L fine ; 40s. Arras. Palm nut oil is rather
dearer, at 375. to Th. &L ; tine, 365. ; 2nd quality, 35e. to
33a., inferior and low. Horse grease, 3.35. ; rough fat,
2a. 4d,—(From the Circular of Messrs. Smith and Charles,
dated Monday Ewing.)

COTrON.—Livaroot., MAT 12.—The American news
this morning caused a pause in our market, with some little
irregularity ; but it renovated tone, and closes with limited
ales at previous prime. The sake are 5,000 bales, in-
cluding 1,750 AlblinCei, at op. to 14d. ; 3,000 Burst,
at 7gd. to lOgd. ; 100 Egyptian, at 121 d. to 134 d. ; GO
Penman, 12;d. to 134 ; 70 Bahia, 121 d. to 124 d. ; 20
Matasham, at 13d.; of whieh 2,000 ar• for &peculation and
export. The week's invent is 2,121 bake.

CATTLE.—LivinvOOL, MAY It—The supply of cattle
and sheep was las than LA Monday. The demand fair at
higher prices for attic. No change in the value of sheep.
Lambs very dear. Beef, ilfd. to 6fd per lb. Mutton, Ted.
to Bfd. in the wool; ditto, Ne. to 70. oat of the wooL
lambs, Me. to 42e. each.

COALS.—Lemme, MAY 12.—Boddle's West Flu+.ley,
154.9 d. ; Byeas's Weide West Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; Ones/A
Steam, 14a. ; "[satiny Hartley, 15e. 9d. ;• North ?shun
Oss, 13s. ; Walker Primrose, n‘ 6d. Wylem, 15.. 6d. ;
Walls Fad Acorn Close, lits. ; Walla End Eden, 15s. ; Eden
/dais, 16. ; Walls lied Braddylls Hetton, 15e. 6d. ; Walls
Zed Franswellpte,Walls. Hatton, 16s. 6d. ;
Walls Zed Kepasr Grange, 16e. End South Hotta;
Ha. ed. ; Was End Stowszt's, 16s. ; Walls Zed Gump,
IS.. 6d. ; Walls End Candor, lils. 6d. ; Walls Bad Hartle-
pool, 16s. ; Walla Zed Harsh Hall, 15s. ; Walls End
ell**, lbe. 6d.: Walls Pad South /Cellos, 15e. 6d. ;
Walla E Trisedon Hartlepool, 15a. 9d. Walls Zed Trim-
doe Tbornley, 14s. 6d. ; BArch Grove Grelpla. 17.. ed. ;
Carway and Duffrye Anthracite, 21.. 3d. ; Carmay and
Dufryn Malting, Ma—Ship at market, 67; sold, 48.