The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-30 00:00:00

THE LAUNCH OF THE

PORTSMOUTH, JUL: 29.

The preparations for the launch of this ship on
Tumidity next are being made on the most extensive scale.
Boothe and other fittings are being erected to accommodate
IKON 20,000 pinion•, admission to which will be open to the
pullc at large, tickets being entirely dispensed with on this
evasion. A very handsome booth has been erected for the
nesommodation of her Majesty, and one also for the Lords
ed the Admiralty. It is expected that the launch will be
we of the most impales events that has ever takes plea
at this port. The christening is expected to be performed
either by her Majesty or the Princess Royal.
The Mania, steam transport, the Andes, the &lowdown,
and the Marley Bill, steam ships, have arrived from the
Rest. The tint-named brings home about 200 invalids
whim she has landed to-day.
The Pigmy, steamer, went down to the Needles yester-
day to try the range of a Lancaster glut, having Captain Sir
T. Maitland, of the Illeallent, and other officers, cm board.

FURTHER EMBARKATION OF TROOPS.
LIVERPOOL, Jtnir
Yesterday afternoon, the emend division of the lit
the King's Dragoon) Guards, embarked oes board her Ma-
laity's steam transport Himalaya, Capt. Russell, for convey
ones to the Crimea. The evening was beautifully floe, and
multitudes of people assembled to witness the departure of
the men. There were in all about 204 troopers and 164
hones of the Ist, and 15 men and 15 bones of the tad
Dragoon Guards, Colonel Spottiswoode, Copt. Bradbury,
Lieut.. Dinneen, Stillman, Thatkray, and Mitchell, all of
the King's Dragoon Guards. About 7 o'clock, all was pre.
pared, and the times were led on board over a stage
boarded up on each side, made exprenly for the purpose,
but there was great difficulty in getting some of the most
spirited animals on it, end in one instance a man was hi-
jived. The soldiers, an exceedingly fine body, responded
most earnestly and enthusiastically to the cheering of the
crowds who greeted their arrival with many and vaned
tokens of approbation.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 29.
The General Screw Company's steamer Jaunt
is totals, out to the Crimea a park of artillery, consisting of
10 gnus, 200 hones, and 160 men. She wid we ready to
start from this port on Wednesday seat, The West India
Company's steamer Trent will be ready for sea in about •
fortnight, and will take out cavalry to the seat of war. The
General Screw Company's steamer Hydupes is preparing to
take out infantry to the Crimes. The General Screw Cora•
psay's steamer Gases of the South, sad the Oriental Com-
pany's 'meow Nubia, which have just arrived from the
Crimea, will no longer be required by the government.

DUBLIN, JOLT 28.

About 2,000 men are now encamped on the
Cunard), and during the lots rains many of them were
exposed to considerable inconvenience, the wooden roob
having been previously rent is various places by the exces-
sive heat, so that the rails which foilowed was admitted in
torrents, until the isolates of the huts aid their baggage
wets effectually drenched.

At Barcelona 3,000 mules hare been purchased for
the Crimea, and 300 of this have has seat off.
On Saturday afternoon the head quarters of the
2284 RI gime at, after landing at Gravesend from the Ver-
son, proceeded by rail to the 8:rood station, (rim whams
tbq mar,b.il to the Military-rood proceeded by their Gabel-
lest bead, here the bugle sounded shalt, when all the Sara-
h& and hospital orderlies fell out, sad were conveyed to
the garriaco hospital. Tao remainder were Whited in the
town, there being no room in the barracks, owns, to the
weber of recruits under drill and daily arriving. Mack
later on, the SAM afternoon two drafts came is, landed at
Gravesend from the Lord Region, the 86th and NM ; them
rasa were received into barna,.

PAPAINGDON GENERAL DISPENSARY AND LYING-
Dt ClAlLlTY.—Yestorday (Seeder) moralist the Rev. S.
Bridge, M.A., Meambeat of fit. Matthew, Denmark Hill,
Camberwell, tad eltaplate to Sir C. D. Credo), sheriff, '
smacked at St. Aadrew'a Church, Uolbers, before the Lord
Meyer, Sheriffs, Uader.Bboriffr, Deputy Bedford, sad
several of the mance eoaaeil, ia aid of the feeds of this
ebarity, astsblished is 1828. Of late ran the sabeeriptleas
have deereeeed sousiestehly. Dotasitlis past year it has
relieved 6,386 sow. 3W. was o3n