The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-07 00:00:00

FARO/WIFE, JULY 6.

• Zed Reit. Life Ode— -Jr. an . TAeut. th e. C. 11. Lvos to be
lieut., by pur., vice the Bon. B.C. Witte' who ruts.
Std Drag. Gds.—Paymud. O. I'. Eassisr, from 2 lot F., to be pay.
muter, eke Hawker, who 'self.
th Drag. Ode—Cur. A. 0. M. lloasa, to be lieut, by pur., rice
Nunn, who rote
13th Lt. Drags.—Lieut K. 1.. Irmo, from the 21st P., to be lieut.,
vice Mazes, who exch.
17th Lt. Dralra.—Reit Med... Major 1. YATES to be quartermost., vice
Hail, who refs. upon h..p.
Ist, or Grenadier Reit, of F. G.le—Midor and Col. G. Toosoros to be
lieut..col., by pur., vice Col. air D. fiorijman, Bart, wba refs.;
Capt. and Lieut.-Col. and Col. W. Fixorra to be Bryce by pier,
vice] he aloe; Lieut. and Capt. J. T. Wan to be cope, lieut..
col., ty pur., vice Fludycr • k OP. and Lieut. W. S. Moassr to be
lieut. and capt., by per., vice West.
tat F.—Ltent. C. K. Davanrin r to tic copt, by par., vice Windham,
who ret.; Ens. 11. U. Baser to be hoot, by pur.. woe Davenport.
3rd F.—Lieut. P. J. Draw, from Sled F., to be lieut., vice Wain-
wright, who each. I
3th F.—Lieut. W. Lune to be eapt. without pur., vies komtinds,
dee; gee. Lieut. O. bassarr to be first lieut., without pur., vice
Ly our Odour- 1. J. !ETON. to be sec. lieut., without par., vice
Bawd L
6th F.—Eva. E. Osooss to belied., by put,, vice Blake, who rids.
17th F.-Lint. C. 11.3. Deluge's to be adj., vies Brice, w3o resigns
the adjutancy only.
21st P.—Lieut. IL t. R. Wain, from 13th Light Drage, to be lieut.,
rice Jervis, who exebonges; Paymaster E. A. Uswiata, Gum 3rd
Drag. Oda.. to L_ paymaster. rice F.rskine, who exchanges.
32nd F.—Lieut F. Watswaisirr. tram 3rd F., to be heat., vice
Dunbar, who exch.
33rd F.—Ens. A. 8. WAWA, lobe lieut., by pur., vice Kemp, who ret.
311th F.—Brevet Lient..Col. J. P. Frsasc, from h.-p. CDAtt., to be
major, vice!. Campbell, prom. bag unatt. lieut...coloweicy,

Ord F.—Ent. H. RoIONSON, to be heat., without pur., vier Mooch,
app. nolutant ; Ovnt- Cadet It. M. I.sassitot. from RI. ma. C.A.,
to be esa, without pur., aloe Bobiaaon ; Lout. Um R. MO3CI, to
be adjL, vice Kansa, prom.
54th F.—Yha. T. lIIPKIN, to be quartermast, vies Y'Grath, dee.
62nd J. DAVIILPIT, to be capt., by par., vice Young, who
ret ; Ens. 0. Oarua, to be lieut., by pur., vice Dautnney.
74th J. C. Kim° to be lieut. by pur., vice Sir A. 11. Dillon,
Bart., whose promotion by panellise Oil 36th Dec., Dal, has been
cancelled; W. 8. tIVNT, gent, to ent., by par-, not Xing.
9Gth Y.—Lieut F.D. MIODIATON to be capt„ by per ewe Eyton,
wbo reta. ; Err. P. nerves to be heat., by pur., vat Middleton;
Ens. J. Bast" from the 91st F., to be ens, via Master.
led West India Rost.—Cap, 0. A. K. D'Aucr, from 11th F., to be
maj by pox., vice Findlay, prom.
Componica.—Besv. U.J. E. D'Aurox, from
Canadian Rifle Rest., to be &apt., 'tor 0. Wtst, who etch.
Cnarractato.—ltrev. sLieut.-CoL J. Carraitu, from 3lfth F., to be
Peut..coL, without pur. ; Beer. Lieut.-Cot. J. P. SPARKS, from 38th
V., to be my., without pur.
COMMICIA•III•T.—Deputy Conuniesary•Oenend J. 8. DOSIMEIMITOM
• Commissary General, his Cononimion to beet data Ist Jaw, 1832.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE—Jri.vB.

Royal Regimen; VArtillesi—.-6;deMes;6;dne to be Mewed
Lieutenants : U. J. illakaley, eke Andrew's prom.; U. J. Aldermen,
vies Lured, prom.; A. U. Estebineca, ace Yarn) pram. pram ; P.
Temple, ace Aeons, prom.; P. 0. Bovesaill, ace H eklOaiq prom. ;
T.H. Pitt, via Bewley, prom. ; F. L. H. Lye., vice W. 0. Le
leastwise, prom.; C. 1.. Tralcrat, vice F. troy, prom.; 0. W.
Itolmee, via Haterden, geom. • J. E. Ruck-Keene, vies Malan,
prom.; H. A. Doi ne, vice Olney, prom. • J. T. Disbar, run
Nobie, prom. ; R. Uomemr, vies Balfour, prCen. ; E. C. Vatuour,
vice; Taylor, pram • l
IssiMeer Y.
s.—OenL Cadet, S. KAMM, vioe (Adto bed, de wow.
Crepe a 144 a bee. Lents, with
temporary Teaks W. BAILS; vita Petty, prom.; P. E. B. Brat.
morn, ace hymn prem.; CAL Warms, vice Belem, prom.; 0.
H. broom, vise Faber, gem.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, it'LT 6.

• -
Lord Derby's government delights in exhibiting
its strength, and among other occasions for that pur-
pose has selected one of Mr. Sharman Crawford's
canvass meetings in the county of Down, to try the
effect of a proclamation. The circumstance is thus
mentioned in tho government organ, the Evening
Mail:

A letter received this morning, dated Newry, Saturday
evening, announces that a great tenant right demonstration
was arranged to come off that day at Waringstown, at
which Mr. Sharman Crawford was to be present. Vast
numbers of tenant-right farmers were in attendance ; and
just before the proceedings had commenced, it was inti-
mated to the chairman that iuformations had been sworn
before the authorities that a breach of the peace was to be
apprehended, and that, therefore, the magistrates had
come to the determination to prevent the meeting from
being held. Immediately upon this intimation being given,
the assemblage quietly dispersed. A large body of mili-
tary and pollen were present, in one their services should
be required.
It is as well to add that no real cause of alarm
existed, and that Mr. Crawford, who stated to the
last that he was prepared to go on with the meeting,
is not the man to run any risk of causing a broach of
the peace, or endangering the lives of her Majesty's
subjects. The course adopted by the Derbyito ma-
gistrates has given the deepest offence to the friends
of tenant-right in the north.
Some slight rioting took place at Dunlecr in the
county of Louth, yesterday, a meeting of the friends
of Mr. Kennedy having been dispersed by a mob in
the interest of Mr. Bellew.
Some violence appears to have been apprehended
by the tory party in Clonmel, and they have accord-
ingly procured a large military force to bo sent
there. . . • -

An aggregate meeting of the supporters of Mr.
John Reynolds was held in the Rotunda yesterday.
A great deal of popular enthusiasm is enlisted on his
side, and his success appears all but certain. The
strictness of the present law against bribery will
completely destroy the stronghold which the tory
party have hitherto had in the support of the
freemen.