The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-27 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTBIIOI7TH, Ammo? IL
Tb. Right Mom Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P.,
Pint Lord; the Nos. gir M. F. F. BetiteleT M P.. BeitiOT
Bea Lord of the Admiralty ; tad the Right Hos. 81,
snap Gm, Beat, ILP., Home Seoretary, retuned to
Ese,t
.116,81111418 Black Boglo,Admlralty yacht, from
ossisi visit to Fardand to view the marlin and other
eeveransat eetalinstiss
Wisats Mere. The First Leed was
inaospialed by Lady ood. They leadod at the earth
sad el the doskyard, sad seat over the Marlbeeesgb, 131,
NNW; sad it passing through the yard, istpeesed the
weeded hats toll. Wag them tee shipment to the Crimea.
/My this lsR the yard, sad premed, d by rail to Loudon,
with the *sceptics of Admiral Berkeley, who, we believe,
west to Ms weidtatto tear Chichester.
Hu Majamy's steam transport, Anneals:at, ening at
!kitbag yosterilsy &Refaces from the Crime., Malta, asd
illwaft/a. Ph. left Malta ea the 16%. like Map hone
Lest.-Col. Werth, R.A. , Cap. Straus, It N. ; Cap. Clayton,
Oreastiin Dear& ; Dr. Tupper, 66 h Rte., sad lady, Mrs.
Bobs. sad Vireo ehildres ; sad the Ray. T. C. Combat,
g.g. Ms has ales a few women and children, add 24
assists tress Gibraltar orhoso tiros leas expired, is &sip
gigs. Amman. The Aselatamse sailed today for the
eanwerd.
A saw mew propeller was brourht from Southampton
the Wye (late Reda), parekased fora ma-
mma for the troops in the Crimes, her old sores
wing hosliskrat for km payables. The Wy. is
sgs sadeogift
_make of the damages she sustalaed la
pit* Iles_ Uslos with the Camperdowa balk, la goiag
round to the swam buds, a few days siege.
Up to restortsy (Saturday), the materials for about 86
hats for the Cnnea had bees delivered in rho aockyald far
shipment by Sr. Cannel!, the e at:actor of this port, who
has to supply 300. They are far supine. to these of last
year, both is tenter' sad strength, and lastead of lois(
seat out is plank, they are made up in frame as he as It
s passible to du so, arid to the utat of the espabillties
of the vessels to take them. It is lease oatidasties M know
that this year's huts will entre out lfesi 44mil maim has
bat par's. It woo only ea the 17th e Booombra int pear
OM luta wore ordered, sad It teas DusmbmB Man the
Int eery. lift this doskystd. It ia sew expense that tete
or three osmium will lame bent Airbag the wank g week,
inespanave of those nom Boatisaapes. SM.

DUBLIN, Airnatv 25.
Hie Excellency the Earl of Carlisle prooeeded yes.
sudsy by spend train to the Purrails, and reviewed tbe
wospa *se moped there.
Miami Otani Peumfather, the late distinguished an-
Baader of the god Division before Sebastopol, strived ea
Thursday es a visit to his water, Mrs. Erne, of Anne, in
Tipperary, aid was recaved with greet rejoicing in the
Tb. se4lbearlioods
galleet penal weals Dublin yesterday.
New nicere were presented es Thursday to the 3rd West
York Militia at Waterford, the ceremony being performed
by Mir Lotter, daughter if Col. Perrin Loftus.
• bunted end eleven volunteers of the Londonderry
Militia have 4h this week to join regiments of the line, sod
stew days sloes 43 =ea of the Cava* Militia volasteered I.
8/118.1"1".1.. _ _

The K Iles;uss Meekrater seri :—" Letters from the frith
Royal lrrb ientien to treads is Kilkenny mistime that
the inteUipnee of the et moieties of tee governisest to draft
ea may hem India to Egypt, to form a reserve for the
Crimes, wee named by seat pliant and dirtispeished ramps
with the utmost enthosiosam, the Ines and oaken belies
soefkleat that so firm a regiment u theirs wield mot be left
in a state of inimitietry when important strokes were likely
to be doing. Tie 87th is sow 1.049 ream sod Its Maltby
and easiest et toym he Judged of Mom the fest that last
month they bed may id in kespiteL The Nihon% bow-
ever, boo sot Ist Soso asmod as sattiosst lbw to be seat
to Cabo.

MALTA, Asouse 22.

We hays a Turkish it.... frigate bore, which
after landing acme Turkish traps at Tripoli is now re•
tuning for some Albanians. The affair at Tripoli does
not atom to ozoite the interest that the reports from that.
have been thought to justify.
This mane activity provaibi bare in forwarding on rain-
fassasats to this But. Yesterday the Medway, steame►,
towed up the Pedestrian, both lull of troops. The day
prevents the Bahasa arrived, with 218 males, towing the
Monarchy, with 120 man. The Italians filled up with
oaken, and proceeded as the m's, day. The day previous
the Niagara, attalillf, with a transport IR tow, both
full of French troope.arrived from Marnillee,and proceeded
on immediately. Holyrood, steamer, left sums day for
Scutari, and the Surprise, steamer, with railway asterisk,
for Bashkir's. This day the Argo, with • transport I. tow,
both hill of French troops, have arrived from Marseilles, and
will praised on to the Crimes, as will the Rips, from Rag-
land, which arrived this morning. The Kt/agora steamer
bar gone to Alicante, and the E•ua to Marseilles, sad the
Jura, steamer, with invalidt, to Ragland. This vessel was
so loaded, and overloaded with invalid officers, that oho had
to land 14 of them hare, then not being sufficient bed places
for than in the Jura. They will probably proceed on is the
Orinoco, which arrived list night.
The Medina went oat to look after some Russian prises
which the Cambria was towing down from Constantinople,
and bad to out adrift is • storm. She brought one of them
in. She had only three men on board belongiog to H.M.S.
Swallow, without any of the neensarke for • voyage.
Evidently great negket existed somewhere. Admiral
Mitchell, late in command of H Id S. Juno, Came down, in
the French steamer tin route for England. We have &early
cleared oar depots out of troops.
Menial has takes off the Quarantine from Malta, and
Naples is to do the same.

Col. Fred. A. Blake, C. 8., of the 33rd (the Doke
of Wellington's Regiment), died on Thursday last, at Rot-
ting/della, Sasser. Tha gallaat colonel •as the swami ton

of the late Mr. W. Bliire, of Danasbury, Serb. At the
breaking out of the war be proceeded to the But is tb sem-
mend of hie regimes*, and at the battle of the Alma he led
hie gallant men with distinguished bravery. The Wks'
eolosol eoatinued to eons is the comp before Sebastopol
mall kis shattered health, combined with a tttttt attack of
Lem. campsite, him to return home.

The Montrose Standardsays:—" The deceased
Osumi Bead, of the Raglan army, was woad cousin of
Mr. George Reid, muter of the' Ball,' who informs as that
the crthography of the name wu originally Read, and is
still adhered to by tho elder t'rancbee of the family. The
Reads originally belong to Lehr vith, but hare been a long
time is Montrose, sea are the oldest shipowner at the port.
We aaderstand that °gamut Ocbterlony, also of the Bassi=
service, and who was reported to hare fallen at the battle of
lakermana, is now at Moscow."

The staff of the railway at Belittler*, which bad
beta greatly diminished by inane and other comes, has
been broken up. Mr. Beattie has been nquested by General
Simpson to remain to superintend the working of the rail-
way and all iiegineisrusg ilk itt on connected with it.

beputrAseiatant Commissary-General Coppinger,
attached to the Fourth Division before Sebastopol, died on
the 11th, of fever. He mu much 'Hod and respected, end
• law member of °Man followed him to the grave.
A young officer, who hu lately returned to Lau-
catkin, badly wounded whim oil duty In the %reaches before
Sebastopol, declares (lays the Prestos Chronicle) that he hu
travelled arrow Eogliuid free of expenw, for neither hotel
hempen nor railway clerks would tutu a penny from bus
when they fined he was "a poor and wounded Wilier."

It is remarked that the public would do well to
MAWS OS the position of our preseat hospitals before the
scheme of a new one in hornet of Min Nightiegen is ear-
ned into emotion. Besidet hospitals for special diseases
and dispensaries, there are in London twelve general hos-
pitals. The,' twelve Impale contain together somew►ere
about 4,009 nth. 01 them three are endowed to each an

extent al to be independent of public support, tl.O ether
Mao are more or len dependent on their I subsaip-
Ooze ; and, indeed, only three of the remaining nine have
soy considerable amount of perm scent income. These an-
nual ssibscriptioas are very tuia►le fa amount, and fre-
quently fall off; is caserguence of this, is many of then
bapitsts t►s annul expenditure exceeds tbe istraeas, sad
seise bars been obliged to close fora tine a portion of
that wards from being unable to mat tbe entreat ex•
POEM.

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Surveys have been made of lines of railway between
Besieges sad Calais by t►a coast, sad betweea Bastogne
sad St. Omer.

A Railway Electric Signals Company, with a
capital of 60,0001. is 11. shares, has been constitated is
Paris and London under the French law en cvninateditc,
for ate purpose of earryieg out the method for preeestisg
accidents, At., kaowa as Tysre's patent, and whisk has
boos for setae dm in tipeestion as the Beath Eastern
Railway.

lewiligesse has been received at New York of the
len et the alp EfiIMINISLI ea s reef west of New Calesloais.
Ohs bed es beard 630 soothe hem Chime sad s slew of 60
ewe, all of whom perished wept seven, who were saved la
• boat.

The Rev. Matthew O'Brieo, We Professor coi
Nothesatiso et the Royal Military Modesty at Woolwich,
died et Jeremy se the Md.

Mr. heeiolt Brady hal been appointed tidewaiter
end blot Lampe t.