The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-29 00:00:00

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CORPS OF COM MI MONNAIRVI.—On and after Wed-
nesday next and till further notice the band of the above
corps will play every evening in the Cambridge-ball, New-
man-street, Oxford-street, commencing at 7 p.m. In con-
sequence of the approaching cold weather the series of per-
formances in St. James's Park will terminate on the 30th
inst.
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Tag 2ND MIDDLESEX VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.—
This corps passed their annual inspection, before Colonel
Dickson, V.C., C. 8., 8.A., in the Tower, on Friday evening
last. After the " general salute" to the inspecting officer,
and the "examination of arms," the corps were put through
the carbine drill by Captain J. G. Elliott, • few company
movements by Capt. R. W. Cox, and then marched into
the batteries were their guns are "in position." Here they
were exercised fur • short time at " gun drill." and then,
returning to the moat, "marched past" in quick time, after
which the inspecting officer addressed a few remarks to
them. He expressed his satirfaction at their general
soldierly appearance and company movements, and said
that their marching was steely and the wheeling very well
executed. He also felt pleased with their proficiency
at "gun drill," which he considered a sine giul woe.
Lastly, he called attention to defects in their carbine
exercise, which he hoped would be rectified on a future oc-
casion, for though he did not lay so great stress on that as
on the gun drill, it was • very useful and necessary point.
The deficiency of the corps in this respect is attributable
principally to the extra attention that hes been paid dining
the past summer to gun drill and gun practice, but it is
hoped the emuiog winter will afford facilities for improve-
ment on that score in the excellent chill grounds at the
head-quarters of the corps in the Custom-house. Much
of the efficiency of the 2nd Middlemen Artillery may be
attributzd to the kind and frequent assistance afforded both
to the officers and prates by Captain Handyside, 8.. A.,
commanding the coast battery in the Tower.
THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIERY. —The Baltimore
correspondent of the New York Times thus writes of the
troo.s whichlately invaded Maryland :—"'lloussaids of them
are hatless or shoeless, and many destitute of clothing for
either extrem,.y. As to their filthy couditioo don't force me
to particulars. It is said that some Seer 'sionista from this
y, who went to join these liberators, had their ardour so
so cooled by an approach from the u:ndwerd side, that they
returned in diagust. There is evidently little affinity
between thrie friends of Maryland, in their present con-
, ditior, and the kid-gloved gentry who are almost the only
rept. sentativei of meanie now left in Baltimore.
Though rrlged and filthy, the rebel soldiers are re-
presented to be • healthy and robust-looking set of
fellows, in spite of their bard fare. Indeed, it has
developed in them some of the characteristics of the
Arai or Indians, which increase their efficiency in
marching and fighting. They are described as passing over
the road with unusual runidi..y, unencumbered as toey us
with berme ; bearing only their muskets, trailing at their
side. They have cleaned out the stock of merchandise in
the place, in exchange for their worthless scrip, visiting
their friends as well as their enemies with this infliction.
Shoes being in special demand, one rebel shoemaker, who
met the approaching Coafederatee with an address of wel-
come, has had the melancholy satisfaction of seeing his
stock disappear before his sodden increase of custom, leav-
lag in its place a currency not yet at par in the Northern
markets, to which he must look for a new supply. Even
the women and children's shoes have been taken to be seat
' home."

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(nnom's rnzionats.)
ITALY.
TURIN, Sin. 223.
The Queen of Portugal left at noon to-day with
great pomp.
The Monarchic Nationale declares that the let-
ter to Garibaldi from an emissary of Idazzini, pub-
lished in the Esprit Public, is authentic.
The same paper asserts that the letter was not
addressed to Garibaldi, nor stopped at the Post-
office, but was seized with other objects.

TURIN, Barr. 28 EVXNEVO.

The italics of this evening confirms the report it
contained yesterday respecting the changes ex-
pected to take place in the Ministry.
Among other reports, the Marquis &AIM°,
now prefect at Genoa, is spoken of as Minister of
Agriculture and Commerce.•
Signor Minghetti arrived this morning in Turin.

BELGIUM.

BRI7BBRLI. ear. 28, Evamtaro.
The King was present to-day during the races,
His Majesty was received with ant tnntiairtie ac-
climation', 'mad 'universal joy web clistiaied ' si
seeing him in such goedissalth.

MORTNNEOIIO. -
PARIS, Barr. 28.

A telegram from Regime dated to-dky states that
a corps of pioneers Lad arrived from Constanti-
nople to undertake the construction of a fortress on
the Montenegrin frontier.
The Turks are reported to be commencing to
evacuate Montenegro. Some regiments are en-
camped upon the frontier; others are returning
to Scutari.