The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-18 00:00:00

POKTSMOUTR, 3m 17.
The Pesiosslar (No. 172), and City of Aberdeen (No.
202), weeds treeeperts. arrived at this port yesterday, hew
tie Crises. Tbey wither of thus brag bum sok or
wombed Tile Peeking*: CMS haw berbeser to
lead ems stews.
Tbe BerearibAbis, 8, paidis
Iltibtateeeile
P. De Illasea arrived at lbws lit=
Assedese 14416 a se veld el. having
heed la esessiselea sins May, 1661.
The I 61, sway sbip, Captain Witses, C. 8.,
livid%bai bet dosages repaired, w.. taken oat of dock
7Wordoy SW will return to tee Balm ea Tuohy es
thtwatsee.te.

The Hula, ormermse. bought from the userehaut sorMoll, i.
to have Oramb matties and distilling appends. pissed as
beard, for sunless water to the array in the Cfl/11111. Sire
was takea tots eta' yesterday, to be fitted out ; her use
is elmaget "the Wye."
The 1114 r illamboats, the proportiou to be supplied
has. this to make up the eamber of 60. inteedled
fee weld rratae, are nearly ready. They are impeded to
any two 24-rmader howitzer.. instead of oarronades.

SHEERNESS, Jraa 17.
The Tartar, 21, serew steam corvette, Capt. H.
Dunlop, left hero on Saturday tut, at 9.80 a.m., for the
Bakis, table, with her la tow the mortar easels Manly,
slabsd, and Mamie.
The Pommes mortar vessel arrived hers on Saturday
last, at 8 a.m., from the Thames.
A telegraphic order hoe arrived hers for the Peninsular
and Oriental Company's transport Persaveranee, Captain
Hoary Harris, to take bar troops oo board to-day. Previous
to her embarking theta, she is to be impeded.
The Glatt,n Ridding battery, Captain Coating, bar
taken two of her 68-pounders on board, arenigiag 96 cwt.
2 qrs. each; the remainder of her armantoat have been
taken as board the Calcutta, 84 gene. The °tattoo is
ander orders to premed down Swim, as • trial trip of her
Realest,, sad aloe to be tried under canvas; her mile are
beat reedy for that perinea. She bto be Mid with hawse
pipes on her tipper decks, for the oonvealonat of towing out
to her 'shaded destinatice.

DEVONPORT, Juirs 17.
Twenty-Ave first elms boys were drafted from her
Majesty's ship latpregasble, on Friday, on board her Ma-
jetty's ship Childeri, for the imam of Africa.
The Childen,l2, having bad some slight defeats madegood,
sailed yesterday for the Coast of Africa, taking oat mails for
Amenaioa and Sierra Leone.
The Calliope was paid off late ordinary yesterday, and
the sea granted six weeks leave, previously to giviag their
names fey each ships u they may be inclined to joist oil their
rotate.
The Shines' Star transport has been refitted by the
artists= of the dockyard, it Whig foiled impossible' to
Garry oat the order recently adopted, prohibiting work tieing
doss by government yards for the transports. She is to go
oat of harbour to morrow.
About 300 of the Lead Transport Corps arrived here by
railway on Thursday, and were marched, oreseded be the
band of the Royal Mariam, to the Royal William Victual-
liag-yerd. and Immediately embarked la the Teigasnouth
for the Crimea. They are a Sae body of mew, sad appeared
In excellent spirits.

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DUBLIN, Jugs 18.
EMBARKATION OF TROOPS.
A detachment of the 6th Dragoon Guards, under
the command of Captain Hayes, proceeded yesterday from
Portobello barracks to Kingstown, where they embarked on
beard .the Oneida for the seat of war. Their appearance
tweeted eonsiderable nneatiam, their fine regiment haying
been temporarily dismembered to missequence of its losses
daring the wilder be the Crimes, sad es they paned through
the streets they were emtheidnothially cheered by the people.
The ma end hones thopeolag the detachment were all
traieed within the last three months by the 3rd Dragoon
Guards, which, being itself on the home establishment, has
several recruiting parties oat for the 6th. These men are at
resent to proceed only to Scutari, where they will undergo
a farther course of drill before being forwarded to the
Crimea.
Tee Oneida screw steamer, which takes oat these and a i
ormaidereble number of troops besides, arrived in Kingstown I,
harbour from Liverpool yesterday morning. She is a nag- i
nificent vessel, considerably exceeding the Great Britain in e
poise of site, and being bat seven feet shoran than the e
Himalaya. The present is bee Mat trip, sad she wee 9
timbered ealy about me menthe eines at Glangqw, were *
she was built for the Canada Oman Steam Ifailgatiot ,
Company, bat almost immediately on her cempletioa is
she was ebartend by goveramest to &savoy troops sad et
horses to the Crimea. She is commended by Cap- N
tabs Digby Morton, is 2,317 tons burden, carries en- 10
irises nominally of 440-hone power, and is capable, 11,
it a, of making 184 knots an hour under favourable re
circumateaces. The ()aside bad on board, on arriving at ic,
Kirwan/a, 112 Image and 68 men beloegiag to the 4th all
Light Dragoons, under the command of Ca tale Marshall; II
and embarked in the course of yesterday 72 honse sad 180 11l
area belonging to the 4th sad Sth Dragoon Guards. In ad- re
dition to the °Moen going out in charge of the different
doeselassents, berths were taken up for the following 48-
Isom :--Liastenant.Colonel ilandeock, commanding nicer
in sheep; Lieutenant-Colonel Stratum, Major Haltom, IL
Paymaster Leiden, Caotaia Forrest. Captain Williams, 10th ILI
aussera; Captains ll. Donald, Meeker, Dear, Allen, Cram- M
ilerd, M.Naire; Lieutenants Clesther end hillardo ; En- v
dim Campbell and Alleys', 79th Highlanders ; Captain
Peed, Lieutenant Hawkias, Lieutenant Byrne, Royal Bs- '
Von; Lieutaaeat Croker, Drs. Leslie and Soo.t, and so.
e
-Surgeon Mo. et.
l=nth F
of the 72nd Regiment, consisting of 200
teak sad file, 3 sergeants, end 3 drummers, ander the r
oommead of Captain C. Rice, with Ensigns Stockwell end
litisherlaon, arrived here yesterday from the depot at Kll-
- to embark for the Crimea. Major-General Ed's, -
eammeattleg the Kilkenny district, arrived in Dahlia by LI
the same train. a
The Sarah Suds was expected ip Queenstown
this day, sad will take out a large number of hones for !
Mimes& in the Crimea; sad the Lord Raglan, sailing
temmepert, will also start hamediately, on similar service.
Them was a grand field day in the Phoenix Park
titis thy, the whole of the troops in garrison, consisting of
the Royal Horse Artillery, 3rd Dragoon Guards, 7th
Guards, the 66th, 60th, and 96th Reanimate, the
re, City ot Dablin, and the Could, of Dublin'
of Militia, with staff sad beads, resembling as
s lases Acres at 11 o'clock, nudist the comeathd te
Osara Lord Smith and Major-General Cochrane. The
waerserseesi is fall dress and mashing
weather, however, osder, sad Iced
semaie a Mask cartridge. The
' was ast Isemiriable.
It b sainewred that the demi-battery of Royal
Arellery datismed at Kilkenny will shortly embark for the
Chimm, taklag their gene with them.
The City et Dublin Militia are under order al
immediate readiness to embark for England.

OUTRAN DoCITAID.—On Friday afternoon,
Castor frigate, 36 guns, Dees ping the first covered dock,
was pat in commission. She Is • militia vessel, the lam of
the old school, being designed by Sir Robert Seppings. It is
worthy of remark that lb. Ceder wee the last vessel. the
present superinteedent of the dockyard, Captain Wiyil,
had thesommand of. She is to be ready in six weeks, and t
will bars from 150 to 180 hands about heron Monday
(this day) and the names bead dimesdeas of the vessels 10
IC=the ant two slips have already been usentiosed. 10
contains the Severn 60 guns, sailing vessel; a
isaallhl Ismael, finished, with 'the exception of her cabins, V
idddi are is hand. She is deter vend to the fest sailer
11, built in the same slip and was design, and is in
180 feet ; height, 40 feet; width, 60 teat ; her keel
down, 1849, The fourth slip captains the Itresietable,
irese, fitted with propeller. 'lbis vowel has been for • ia
somillerable period untouched, to allow of her seasoning. a
lias las aeir a few hands (forty) about her. Her heel was
lan AM the same year as the Se vent. • In kWh she is
IN Mel height, 46 feet; width, 56 feet.
PROPOSED ENC4NPMENT IN DEYONIIHILII.—The
'overeaten having decided ea having 4,000 Noes essisa-
triad la the neighbourhood of Exeter, =ay plaw hove
been itemised awl reverted on by the various au thee se
appropriate; but on Saturday last, Woodbury, Lyapeleae,
sad Bleekbins were inspected by Gummi Eden (the ems.
mender of the western district), aceoutpaaied
Healey, Royal Engineers, end Dr. Brent, of Wood=,
which took some hours. The Woodbury Hills possess assay
and various remarries for a camp ; though there is • repeat
that the locality is haunted by the ghost of • lase veatisehle
baron, who died at Bictoo. But for that Weedbery woad,
on doubt, be the chosen spot.— Western Taws.
It is understood that there is an intention to form
a military camp at Leads, and that a large piece of common
lad Is the inteediate vicinity of Leeds, knows sa Wood-
bines Naar, has bees surveyed for the purpose.
QM Modred and forty invalid', hspyallpaibeeLrai
lespeeted by Dr. G. Dutton,
Ireet Pitt, sad (mad alavalsecsat, tat Ramp.
lea Duredis for their reaped's, house. They were roe-
veyed fa vans to the railway. The crowded alas of the
Wrath' Barracks rendered their departare assessery.
On Thursday fifty invalids arrived by the ball-past
10 o'clock train at limed station. Nine cf the mos were
received into Fort Pitt Hospital, and the ientaieder seat to
thejepalid Barracks, St. May's. These wee ems by_
the
Billtrealer sharp aPletastollargeon basso. Fifty
eats soma left Fort Pitt on Thursday, fee Mery's
Darreeke.

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