The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-08 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY

ADMIRALTY, MAT ,7.—ATTOIRYMEND3.—Actin7
Master C. E. H, ',arrant (1M). to the Prospero, paddle
wheel steam vassal, of 144. horse power, at Pembroke.
Snood Muter R. Gupta to the Dee, 4, paddle wheel
steam troop ship, of 200 horse power, for particular
Assistant Clerk E. T. Hoye to the Athol!, 4, receiving
Air, at Greenock.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT

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The screw steam transport Gothenburg, No. 133,
Captain Cockburn, arrived at Spithead this morning from
the Crimea. She left Selektive Aprii 10 ; Constentioople,
April 17 ; Malta, April 22 ; and Gibraltar, April2B. She
experienced very heavy weather in the Bay of Biscay, the
wind hlowiog in perfect gales from the N.E. She has not
brought home any sick rr wounded, but has brought as
passengers Lieut.-Colonel Fraser, it.M.; Lieut.-Colonel
Sadleir, of the 4th Regiment, and Mrs. Sadleir; Lieut.
Rood, R.N. ' • Lieut. Walton, IL M.; Quartermaster Wat-
son, of the Land Transport Corps; Veterinary Surgeon
Williamson; Mr. Lathbary, R.N.; Lieut. Wooldridge,
RN. ; and Mrs. Trevor. The Gothenburg fell in with the
Taton, of Cardiff, bound for Smyrna, off Cape Bt. Vincent;
and with the brig Columbia, the same day. Oa the btb,
at 6 p m., she passed the Indus, Peninsular and Oriental
Company's ship. The Gothenburg was engaged to take out
warm clothing for the troops in thy Crimea on the lose of
the Prince becoming known. She leaves for the
The sick and wounded brought home by the Tyneenoutl ,
reported yesterday, were lauded this morning, and for warded
on .to Chatham by rail, to the number of 180 of various

regissate.
A draft of one officer and 35 men of the 10th Huston
arrived here today by rail, and embarked on board the Lan-
cubits Witch, transport, for conveyance, with the other
cavalry drafts she has on board, to the Crimea. The Craft
of the 10th Hassan goes out without horses.
The Lily, 12, Commander Sanderson, arrived at Spithead
this morning from the East Indian and Australian station.
She has on board, a freight of 4.400 ounces of gold, from
Melbourne, consigned to Meson. E. and E. Emanuel, of this
port. The Lily has been in commission since March, 1850.
she is ordered to came into harbour, to be paid off.
The Enterprise, 4, Arctic discovery ship, Ceptais R. Col-
lision, C. 8., is ordered to proceed to the eastwar t, to be
paid off. A very unhappy feeling prevail, on board, and
several courts-martial are extrcted to be held. As stated
yesterday, four of her chief o ears lace been under arrest
for three years or so, owing to misunderstandings with the
captain, in reference to which it would not be fair to give
any esparto statement, which would be the only one that
could be given under the circumstances.
The Cruiser, 17, anew sloop, Commander the Hon. O.
S. Douglas, arrive,. at Spithead earl y this morning from
the chops of the Channel, where she had gone to relieve
the wind•butud shipping.
At the departure of this despatch the Camperdovrn, No.
99, sealer transport, is reported to be coming up full of sick
and wounded from the Crimea.
A court-martial was held to-Jay, on board the Victory,
itsg.ship, to try Mr. Charles 11,rbl,s, chief engineer of the
Hastings, 60, screw-ship, for permitting an acciCent by fire
to take place. in the engine room, without reporting the
same to the captain of the ship. Bear-Admiral Baynes
presided, and the court consisted of 12 captains of ships at
this port. The charge was proved, and the prisoner was
sentenced to be placed at the bottom of the list of second-
cites chief engineers, and to remain thtreifor 12 months.
A second court martial was then held en Lieut. John
Packwood, of H.M.B. Cornwallis, on the following charge.
—" For that the conduct of the said John Packwood, eery
fag on board H.M.S. Cornwallis, being in active service and
fall pay, was fraudulent and unoffinerlike, in knowingly
Incurring debts, which he had refused to diecharg.e." The
debts were 13L, for entrance W the mess of the Cornwallis,
and his mass expenses for two months. This court-martial
lad not closed when this report left.

A battalion of artillery, with gum, and ammunition,
arrived at Southampton yesterday from: Woolwich, and
were embarked on board the Royal Mail steamer Medway',
for the Crimea. The horses of the battalion are to be em-
barked to-day.
The gunboats Cracker, Clinker, Fancy, and Boxer,
left absentees for Portsmouth on Sunday, en route for the
Black Sea.
UAIDBTottB CAVALRY DEPOT.--00 Saturday, 12
mum of the iu.h Roman, under the command of Captain
Murray, left here en roots to Scutari, to join the cavalry
depot to be establiebed ttere. Yesterday (Monday) morn-
ing, 38 uses of the same reeNent, under Captain Davi:,
laft to Join their regiments fa the Urfa's, lately mired
hen India. They sell ia the Leaseilfre Wiedlt tam