The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-30 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

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ARRIVALS FROM TOE CRIMEA.
FORT/MOUTH, FRIDAY livasaso.
The Candis, screw transport (213), arrived at Spit-
heed to-aight, frogs the Crimes sad Malta. Rewires' the
letter, lone 19. Blie hoe &best $0 Loaf% Ina CePtain
Cuter, R.N., Liestessat Bow, KS of the lets Admiral
Boxer ; Usage's% Feivelough, 14th &wisest ; sod Ma.
Ceseadesen.Glederal Wild.

—Lies-1

AMITIALTY„ JIINE 29.—Arm Lin
lomat A. G. Fitzroy (1847), to thu Miranda, 14, wow atom
ship, of 260.b0n0 power, fa this Bahia.

PORTSMOUTH, Arse 29.
A,eti interesting and important operation Isla
plus In the dockyard this aftermath to the key or
loweriaLthe after part of the Reyolllemeige, kW la Ce-
der to vs her dream Imstle,till bet la miry 131
guns. is ship wee=i Sig a NNW Milt
of 3,999 Mee hetteel by Me* Um& 1
master shlper=tlseger womb mobs late mews,
and the wiew bummed • rasa stry semi In me men of
war, she hes bees Asia to gimlet adelleml wee sea
to adapt her le stem peer. -With legelew *elm been
severed he ten at sheettlie Math perebele, meads' tram
her dem, of the as 11.1.10( Mom WO hew. the ellt
baba to meats • spew
el SS feet, that beteg the
Renal hog* proposed to be given to the sidship
.sestlea
Of they're'. la Maths to this however, she is to he
farther lengthened by the stern IS feet, making a taste/
wseimge Min
96 het The lo eideireart was effected and
toseMeri by Imam at two heavy Ms made fast to two an.
of 90 owl. sash, whisk were bladed in the gtound ins-
miedirately bared tbe heed of the ways. They were
boded up to the mem of mesh anchor. At them &sleek
this 'fumes the body of the skip was est op, the Memo
removed away hors the part to be lowered, sad
it rested entirely cm its cradle. There was bead
to be but a very Wails' deflection, . the
the
tie up up of the aces being almost equal to
shores themselves. At a little put four o'clock, everything
being reedy. the stays which held the after hely of the
ship to the boopart were removed, and by the offset of the
falls it wee lemma with perfect ease. security, sad ewe the
required atom down the slip, having nothiag to keep it
aright bat the endle. The weight of the part Uwe am*
asmailderatily more thee one half the ship, wee nom.
to be upward. of 1,090 tom Nubble meld have
mare ememsfal, sad din the 'Veda tam had
elided down the all sad bees brought to net, a hearty
sheer was sent up by the spectators of the operatios. A
large ember of sers, iseluding Admiral &moralised's%
Meek, ladies, daskyard empiolls, *a, were present. The
meleesh doe wee executed by lir. Ablaut', master
t. i,f this dockyard, and** other Assn of the
aligtitkish Ambassador, M. Hamm, and mite have
hem on a visit to this port to-day, barium gone over the
deeiceard, harbour, and H.M.S. Victory. The latter
Mated his mullein on his goiag on ooard with 15 guns.
Vise-A4mirel Sir T. J. Cairene having gone on his MS.
del War Arra Channel, BAST•AdSlilfti Martin, garde-
bedsit it the dockyard, is sow commeader-hoddet et
Ile puL ---
WOOLWICH, Joss 29.
Ireskiagy moroing, at 10 o'clock, the whole of the
Tower Hammes Militia (the Queen's Own Light Infantry),
ander the osetamait ol Lieutenant-Colossi H. S. Dickies,
vended I. heavy marching order. After being inspeMed
they mated towards Shooter's.hill, preceded by the braes
band of the regiment. On reaching the top of Shooter*
bill they searelted on the Dover road, and turned into
Wielibmobee, mad then home. When they attired
Plunmembeimmen they halted and partook of refresh-
samesant, width was kind% tirolzreddbyh their colonel--
their
estek
&paten hem wowa.' Jo," After cinVilargrrepalt
they *ea 101 l ia sad marched home, not any the worse ler
Web inemb. They arrived ia barracks at halt-pad three
ego*.
Daring the put week the sao commiasioned ofiken sad
area who have jolted the horse artillery belonging to the
Twat& Ointlepnt form have been down in the Clovers-
Sint Nesebes, practisieg with the garrison gene, sad bd.
boss mid
=with the Royal Horse Artilve le
been
dada and valises. The artificers have been served with

kits.
A number of strong, able ',damn have arrived here to
Min the Engineers belonging to the Turkish Contingent.
They ham been engaged in taking pontoons from the grand
depot for service in the Crimea.

DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
DUBLIN, Joon 29.
An order from the Home Guards has been received
by Lieutenant• General Fieming, commanding the Limerick,
district, for 30 officers and 600 men of the 9th. 17th. 39th,
and 89th depots to prepare for embatkation within 48 hours
for the seat of war. This large detachment will be tamer
the eommasd of Liestenant-Colonel N. W Stack. 12to
teanspats for the conveyance of these troops are to iss all
Queenstown tomorrow (Saturday) : the Pride of the OM 110
take out the officers and men of the 9th and 89th, sad Ile
Royal Charlie those of the 17th and 39th. The followias
am the 'Sons who go out with the drafts :-9th—Coptalo
dm liss. W. L Talbot, Lieut. Stretford., Ensign Oipps.
Lindmay and Seagram ; Lieutenant Robin-
leisdir Mrillene Parker, Hartwell, and Webber. 39 tit—Cl:p-
-lebs Newport, Dalrymple, and Dixon; Lieutenants Gatty
Mei Arbuckle; Ensign Nichols. 89th—Captain Atkinson
nal Nixon; Lieutenants Lloyd, Lamont, and Browning ;
Emogne Drage, Johnstone, and Dunn. Total-8 captains,
16 @libellers, 17 sergeants, 8 drummers, 437 rank and file.
Captain the lion. W. L. Talbot, 9th, who proceeds with
the draft for Malta, bison of Lord Talbot de Malabide, and
randy on the viceregal staff in Dublia. Lie
utenant
Bamford, Bamford, of the 9th, also going out, is son of
Bishop of Edmore. A sergeant and 10 men from each
depot will accompany the drafts "in waiting," up to their
embarkation. Every men of the 17th depot volunteered on
garrison parade on Wednesday for isms. late serviee in the
war, and premed their application with a pertinacity
honourable to the British army.
Similar orders to the above have been received at the Bin
Depot Battalion for the immediate embarkation of the fol-
lowing drafts, vii. :-21st Depot-1 captais, 2 subalterns., 6
sergeants, 4 drummers, 191 rank and file. 67th Depot-21
captains, 8 subalterns 6 sergeants, 4 drummers, 131 wilt
sad file. 83rd Depot:-2 captains, 4 subalterns, 6 sergeants.
4 drummers, 132 rank and fils Total fores-6 monde§ 14
subalterns, 16 sergeants, 12 drummers, 464 rank and ille.
Drafts are also ordered out from the battalions at Fermoy,
Templessore, and Mallinpr.
A local paper describes the excitement produced on the
receipt of the above orders in Limerick garri-on as having I
been mat joyous and animating. The officers at ones Air I
posed of their barrack furniture by drum head audios. sail
all the noisomely preparations were made with the utmost,
dimity and good spirits.
The total number of troops to embark from Ccrk 11,171
captains, 64 subalterns, 5.5 sergeants, 30 drummers, 1,437
rank and file. To embark from Dublin in the ship Lillie,-
13th Regiment, 1 captain, i subaltern, 2 sergeants, 1
drummer, 63 rank and file. 14th Regiment, 2 captains, 6
subalterns, 6 sergeants, 2 drummers, 183 rank and file.
82nd Regiment, 1 captain, 8 subalterns, 2 sergeents, 1
drummer, 44 rank and file. 90th Regiment, 1 captain 6
1 subaltern., 6 sergeants, 2 drummers, 173 rank and 'file.
63rd Regiment, 2 captains, 4 subalterns, 4 sergeants, 4
idrummers,l32 rank and tile. Total-24 captains, 89 sub.
I aurae, 74 sergeants, 40 drummers, 2,032 max and file, to
I embark from Dublin and Cook.
Colonel Calder, staff officer of pensioners in Limerick gar-1
risco, has received instructions to enlist pensioners for ser-
vice in the local companies about to be formed at the Cape
of Good Hope ; age not to exceed 46.

THE REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE ARMY IN THE
Earr.—Atoording to present arrangements upwards of
18,000 troop of all arms will peoceed to join the army in the
Crimea be ore the 20th of July—via Guards, 760 men.
awful Artillery, 800 men this number will include a troop
of Morse Artillery. Cavalry, two regiments, 1.400 men ;
drafts from depots, 400 men. Infantry, five regiments from
England, 6,010 men ; four regiments from the Mediterra-
nea men ; drafts from depots in England, 2,ooomen
enddrafts from the reserve at Malts, 2,000 mtn. In addi-
tion to the above, two companies of the Royal Sappers sad
Miners, mastering 240 men, will embark ; end it is ezpeeted
that about 600 of the new Army Works Corps will be ready
to proceed about that time.

An army surgeon writes to the Kilkenny Moderator,
Ma the 11th, from before Sebastopol :—" On the 7th, a little
=ll;othututeb ocof :seed
soldier made
mash
toa Russian
the dicer ovner•tappieg therttlemt'lle meskeet and
I I asked the Rua fan if be spoench, he shook
Se and said, 'no speak ;* but be exclaimed 'doctor,
Seelget.' I suds signs that I was one, and he then took of
hie esegh when I found be bad a bullet wound at the back
lof Ide seek. Ws now tried to mse understood by
telitinle-Lutia. Pointing to thwound in his neck, he asked
'.llwfuk ear When I told Wait wee:not mortal be prettied
al by the band, and said, ,Pekir, motor, et sorer nest min.' '1
He WA he wee • Lieutenant if the 7th Duiepa Regiment.
Whoa he saw nen egem
head
ems for • bandage to draw his 1
,sued, be *net We head hille nu of his on u coat-pockets, 1
stcs:duevlbie own for thateXis. All the Itssaian
, very wisely, gam theme about them."
The following eosins is said to hare 1
takes place et the Mambo Testis the evening of the fhb.
The soldiers employed la easetreating the biltailli sad-
-Iperceived a Russian sub-dhow end three soldiers
easing
towards them. Their appearance caused some cur-
rier for they appeared to have vim from under round ;
oaf It was found on inquiry that they bed actually done so.
Oa quitting the lidiamelon Vert, the Russian commandant
left them in the powder magazine, with ordeis that they
dasald set flu to It the moment the French entered. These
1 paw see, not feeling any inclinstios for a flight into air,
-- ' - with a number of their enexies, took are
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