The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-02 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Ocr. 31. —Aprourrxrurrs. —Master
H. B. Akeeter, to the Residues.
aesieteat Paymaster is Charge J. eStastos, to the
Loan&

Am axlent Payinoater F. 0. L. Patch, from the LiuWail to
the Aboukir.
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--Ea—pia—ex* IF. W. Salton, to tie Indus, as supernumerary ;
H. b. Fabian, to the Royalist.
Assiataet Between J. Aaderios sad W. E. Grigg, to the
Royalist
Clerks' Aseistaat C. J. resmsy, to the Pheetes.

CHATHAM, Nov. 1.
The gale which swept over this poet ou Friday
earning bed eoesiderably abated yesbody. Happily the
ourralaber to slapping bare been 1411, but other property in
the nsighboerhoed has sofibred considerably.

WOOLWICH, Nov. 1.
The new garrison church erected on Woolwich
Common will b coseeerated tomorrow afternoon bqliibe
Lord Bishop of London, in the presence of his Royal -
noes the Duke of Cambridge, the Secretary of State for ar,
and other distingniabed visitors.
The third battery of the 13th Brigade Royal Artillery,
commanded by Major Govan, returned to headquarters yes-
terday from China, having disembarked from the freight
ship Silver Eagle. The battery couriers of 157 men, with
the following officers, via.:—Second Captain Leacock, Lieu-
tenants Harris and Yeatconk, and Surgeon Dr. Gallen&
The Silver Eagle ailed from China on the 27th Jane last.
and fifteen deaths occurred on the voyage.

Lose or m PAcroLua.—The Board of Trade
ingniry into the oirentnetawies attending the low of this
steamer was brought to a sewelasiew as Saturday. The
judgment of the court wag that the certificate of the master,
lir. Edward James, shook% he swepended for nine mouths.

ST. Ozonoiewin-rsa-Zara.— Yesterday morning
there was a large ooegregation in the parish church of St.
George'sin-the-P:ast---set, however, nearly so large as op
many occasioas during the rioting*, which have happily
away—in the expectation that the new rector, the
passed
Jobe Loahart Roes, ILA., of Oriel College, Oxford,
world preach his inaugural sermon. It appears that the
momeary preliminaries for ea exchange beta ten Mr. Rom
and Mr. Bryan King have not yet been legally completed,
and that three or four days must elapse before Mr. King
becomes vicar of Avebury and Mr. Rees meter of fit. Gems's-
in•the•East. Accordiegly the Rev. W. C. Howell, AL A.,
of Breeenose College, Oxford, who has for some time put
done duty in the pariah, again took the movies and preached
a farewell Berme.
New CROWN AT RRADING.— The Bishop of
Oxford laid the foundation stone of the new church (All
Saints') in the parish of St. Mary the Virgin, Reading, to
be erected by subscription. Mr. Richard Benson,
and • large somber of notabilities of the town and county
were present within the barrier erected for the coorsios.
The weather was Ono overhead, but it blew a gale during
the sammoiaL which probably shortened the °peels's&
dress of the bishop, who is not looking well. There was a
full choral service. The site of the proposed church is the
gift demo Conservative Land Society, on the Downehlr►
square estate on the Bath-rued, knows as the Castle-MIL
Lord Raeelagh, the chairmen, and Colonel Koos, M.P.,
the viceehairman of the seedaty, being unavoidably alma,
Mr. Grusin's, the secretary, attended for the society.
DARING BURGLARY IN FLZET-kTRERY. --A daring
burglary was effected early yesterday morning on the
premiers of Mr. Radford. tobacconist, No. 1411, Fleet-
street, between the hours of 72 midnight and a quarter-peat
four in the morning. The robbery was eommitted by some
thief or thieves getting aver s low well at the rear of Mr.
Radford's premises, in Winooffloseourt, sad front them
through the skylight, which they broke is their ent,
and letting themeless down into • room at the rear of the
shop, Make open or rather opened with a false key as hoe
safe. They took away several serail artities of silver, sere
silver-mounted ineenchattm pipes, sad between 201. and SOL
in money, chiefly in 3d. sod -dd. Meow Having obtained
this booty they made their exit through a side door Into
Wise-office-oourt, having kneed open two other doors, sad
leaving the outside door open, esesped unobserved. The
policemen on duty found the epee on going his usual
soL rounds, but nothing had lisle heard or seen of the posse-
testate of sock a deliberate
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