The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-28 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Arnow&Lrr, AIUOUST 27. Arranumurre.—
?epaulets : Willies Dewar, to H.M.S. Tribune; Charles
Welker, to H.M.S. Cnssy ; Thomas R. Dennis, to H.M S.
Neptune.
Moistest Paymaster le Chugs I. C. Meagher, to H.M.S.
Bleedhossd. _
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Aetteg Clerks : Charles K. Harvey, to H. 11.8. Alarm
G. S. K. Power, to the Alecto.

PORTSMOUTH, Atteiverr 27.
Tbo Groat Tasmania, No. 210, mailing transport,
arrived at Spitbead this morning from the Crimea and
Malts, having left the latter place August 1. She has met
with uafavourable vied'. She briny home the !minima.
ber of 376 tick and eminaderd troupe, Ninon" to Vanilla
regiments. The sick an, generally speak's& doing we%
the sea voyage having, as usual, had a beneficial effect upon_
nem. Annalist the wounded, however, are many had
cams, a large number of them being them of man engaged in
the desperate attacks on the Russian rifle pita . and the
Redan. About a drum poor fellows had to bs coned
to hospital la sots,and about four times that number
west to barrack quarters in omnibuses. The romaiador
marched to quarters. The mar, in talking of the ahem
sanguinary combats, speak with coneicerabla eadroalaiem of
the conduct of the allies, and with perfect oonfideuess fa their
ultimata success. The ship having come into harbour the
whole of the troops wets la, ded within two or three hem%
and their baggage conveyed away. The followingolimat
have come home in the Great Tasmania i—Captain Herbert.
48th Regiment, in military, mid Dr. Innen, 60th Rifles, in
medical charge; Captain Quayle, 33rd Regiment, wounded
in the attack oa the Redaa ; Captain Lea. 67th Regiment,
also wounded in that attack; Lieutenant Stewart, wounded
on the 7th of Jona is the trenches by a ball entering the
groin, when it still remains; the Hon. J. C. Stanley,
Grenadier Guards, invalided; Mr. Dowse, Quartermaster
of Brigade of the Laud Transport Corps; Mr. Bali& Civil
Department ; Dn. Jardine and Hughes, and *neatest-
' Surgeon Evans, of the Staff; and the Rev. Mr. Hayward,
Staff Chaplain, all invalided.
The William 31. Roger., sailing ship, tame into harbour
this &ninon's, to disembark the 380 men of the Foreign
Legion raised in North America, the 33 Royal Artillerymen,
and 4 Royal Sappers mad Miners, who hays volunteered to
serve in the Crimes, and • number of men, invalids from
the 76th Begiateat, in Canada. The volunteers and in-
vade wan landed and tent to barracks or hospital. TM
moo of the Foreign Legion are to be mat over to Hasler
Daineks for a few days, prior to going to Shorneliffe. They
an mostly Gennam—indeed. we believe, entirely ID,
and were raised or received hem Now York.
Whoa they sane up sioopids the dockyard, is
oak Mouses and caps, they had not a very imposing appear-
ance, but subeequently dressing in uniform—each sea per
sewing his suit—they appeared a very capital set of NS.
Their uniform is dark green, with red facings, and mat,
wall made, aid wall fitting. The mea wen vary well-
behaved, mad loudly cheered the invalids from the Gnat
Tasmania. The following °Moira accompany this draft of
the Forgive Legion ;—Major Bowles, in command, Captain
Weiss, Captain H. A. Von Yuan, Lieutenant Baron Von
Erin, Lieutenant Daly, Lieutesant Rohrer, Liesteasat
Von Suers.,, sad &taiga Von Broleb. These Moen Sr.
• Ins gentlemanly set of men, and speak English Sassily.
They hays all. we believe, sees Berries before.
During transport, No. 70, arrived et Bpitheed this after-
On% lost hes me Javelins.
The Raleigh, 60, was taken into ordinary to-day.

DITBLIN, Ammer 27.
Thin morning a detachment of one hundred men
of the Dragoon Guards, with home, embarked oa board the
steam ship Ariel, at the North Wall, ea route for the
Crimea.

H.M.B. Autax.—We regret to learn, by letters
from Heligoland, that much anxiety prevailed there on
Friday last respeming the safety of the steamer Albin,
which left the island on the 19th, with 160 legionaries on
board. We are unwilling to circulate the rumour+ trans•
allied baton SOMA safer evidence of their fousdatios is at
hand.