The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-28 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

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Aximutermr, Max 77.—Avverwriggani.—Master
J. Palmer, to the Cumberland, for service in the Rattler.
Assistant-Surgeon B. J. Burke, to the Daunting ; and
J. W. Dobbie, to the Dromedary.
Assistant Pa ten F. M. Wright, to the Dimino
and IL F. Alidririe (in charge) to the Dromedary.
Chief Regimen J. 0. Oakshott, to the Heating, ; and
K. W. Raker, to the Lulu', for service in the Donegal, when
Pliacf•
u2iG. Milk, to the t'umbeiland, for service in the
Lively W. Laird, to the Ana, for service in the
Nimro.
holing Snead Clan Aninant•Enginee W. Greenhill, to
the Cumberland ; W. H. Mothereoie, to the Cumberland,
ga supernumerary ; T. T. Andrewartha, and J. Rosa, to the
Asia.

GENII:LUC MAT 27.
TROOPS FOR Irrera.—Orders have been received
et this smile% hem the Horse Guards, /Sheeting the fol-
lowing detachments to be held to readier, to entert for
India to join the various regimental serving in the
Be
Bombay, and Madras preffidenc4a :-Ist hattalicalt
Regiment, 14 men ; let battalion 20th Regiment, 15 men ;
43rd Light Infantry, 39 man ; Slit King's Own Light In-
fantry, 172 men ; 77th Regiment, 14 men ; 91st Regiment,
32 men ; 94th Regiment, 24 men ; total, 310 non-oommis-
sioned officers and men, together with the following
officers :—Captain G. L. Knight, 19th Regiment ;
S. T. Sargent, 43rd Light Infantry ; Captain W. J.
Bruce, 94th Regiment ; Lieutenant EM. Crowe, 51st Light
Infantry ; and Ensign A. H. Mater, 19th Regiment.
The officer who was drowned by jumping overboard from
the Robert Lowe, during the pussge of that steamer from
India, with troops, was Lieutenant Stewart, 72nd High-
landers, and not Lieutenant Sherlock, u was incorrectly
given yesterday.

DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL PRIZE MONKY.-Notice
is given in yesterday's Gazette that the distribution of the
and tonnage bounty of a slave brigantine, name un-
known,e captured on the 16th August, 1860, by her Ma-
jesty's ship Spitfire, will commence on Monday, the 2nd
proximo, in the Phis Branch of the Department of the
Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somme..
houae. The following are the shares due to an individual
in the several classes :-Flag share, 281. Os. 7d. ; Lieutenant
Commander, 664 lle. sd. ; third class, 321. 7s. 7d. ; fourth
alms, 201. 16s. SEL ; fifth alms, 111. Ds. 3d. ; sixth class,
101. fis. 3d. seventh class, 61. 18a. 9d. ; eighth elan,
31. 9s. 4d. ; ninth class, 21. 6s. 3d. Ltenth cass, IL 3EL ld.
DISTRIBUTION Or BALVAOR _tenth
is
given in yesterday's °crane that the distribution of the
award for recovery of treasure from the Peninsula and
Oriental Company's steamer Ava, between the let July and
24th October, 1859, by her Majesty's 'hie Retribution, will
commence on Monday, the 2nd proximo, in the Prise Branch
of the Department of the Accountant-General of the
Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house. The following are the
shares due to an individual in the several :-
Commodore, 2nd class, as captain, 391. 4s. 10d. ; com-
mander, 191 12s. sd. ; third clam' 71. ss. 7d. •, fourth
class, 4/. 13s. Bd. ; fifth claps, 21. 12t ; sixth class,
21. 6s. INL ; seventh class, 11. Ile. 2d. ; eighth clue,
15a. 7d. ; ninth class 10s. sd. ; tenth class, Bs. 2d.THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAILIL--BOUTMAIIPTON,
MAY 27.-The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship
li Captain Rellock, sailed hence at two p.m. to-day,
with the mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden, Bombay,
toShe took out 20 first and 17 wand clams passengers,
also 16 boxes specie on freight, value 25,1891. 10m, of which
amount is, sovereigns, 500
.watehea, he., 101., for Aden ;
and for Bombay, rupees, • bar silver, 1,350/ bar
gold, 20,1501. ; sovereigns, 2.084 i. ; emeralds 2001. ; jewel-
' levy, ha, 2651. 10s. The company's stramahip Alhambra,
Captain 13abot, also sailed hence today with the mails for
the Peninsular porta, 17 passengers, sad a general cargo.