The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Jinx 23. Pitomcrnort. —Lieut.
J. B. Montgomerie (1848), promoted to the rook of ma-
murder, sad appolatal to the Rapid, 8, brig, West India
station.

Commanders W. A.iell;;se(iiio), appointed to the
Rattler, 11, mew steare-aloop, of 200-hoses power, But
India station; 0. Beane (1818), of the Comas, 14, sloop,
But India station, appointed to the °retake, 12, sloop, But
India station; and B. Jenkins (1863), to the Coma.

WOOLWICH. JULY 23.
alms of the Hone Artil-

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fiery 'Molted to Butson's Hone have commessod packing
their mutation previous to its being seat m board the
transports for convey's.* to Turkey.
The screw steam transport lodiana (No. 1 arrived off
the Royal Arsenal to-day. She is to embark 97)
horses, itc.
The Holyrood, screw steam transport (N 0.77), strand of
the Royal Unseal yesterday (Sandy) from Deptford, for
stores.

The senor steamer Coaster of Dothan (No. 237) is to
Inn the Arsenal this evealag, with stores, &0., for the
Crimea.

Tl3Siour•usat Knew steam transport Adelaide (No. 138)
urived at o,e Dockyard at hall-past 6 o'clock on Saturday
evening, to take In stages.

PORTBMOUTH, ;tn.: 23.
The Rhadamsathos, steamer, Msster•Commaader
Blom, was taken into the stunt basin to-day, to discharge
the boilers, tte., she has brought from Woolwich for the 131
gun mew ship Marlborough.
The naval apptcatices instruction brigs, Beidark and
Rolla, went out of harbour to-day on their usual week's
cruise.
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Her Majesty's new yotcht Victoria and Albert, the Hon.
Captain Delman, went out of harbour to day to Cowes, to
be la attendants, on her Majesty. To-night the yacht has
been cruising about Spithead, trying her mashiaery,

SHEERNESS, JULY 23.
The Horatio, 8, mew steam frigate, bronglit yes-
terday front Alderney, Yelverton'e arm company of the 9th
battalion of the Royal Artillery, 122 strong.
The Cruiser, 17 guns, screw stunt sloop, haa taken on
board a quantity of running oreu for various ships serving
in the Baltic fleet, and left here at 1040 am. yesterday,
direct for the Baltic.

liteihand;r, floating battery, whirl& arrived here on
Batarday Let (u reported), is making so wash water that
her engine pumps will not free her. A gang of isboaren
were seat cm board yesterday to assist at the hand-pumps,
to keep her fres. fike was taken into the basin yesterday at
8 p.m., and placed in Ne. Idr dock, to endeavour to du-
cover the nose of her az leaking.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jinx 23.
The Mara Mail Company's steam chip Orinoco,
Capada W hes at last received her complement of
horses he aeneenemos is the Crimea. They arrived this I
aftmem, sal me skipped oa board the steam-tug Bel.
moats and is ham boats, and by moan of bores bozos
Med on bused the transport. The Orinoeo km, in cows-
game of the delay, been detained two days and a half
berm& the time at which she could have sailed, had the
goverment authorities bees prompt is the ezecutioa of
their pietism of the duties coaneqtro with this embarkation.
The °dam will either, it is expected, get away to-night or
early to-morrow messing.
The Australian Royal Mail Compan)'s steamship Sydney
leaves this port for Woolwieh so-morrow, when she will
embark a digs train for the Crimea.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Teems he some
time engaged is the traaspert mein. being no Mawr re
valid by the governmeat for that purpose, the 'gainsay
have decided upon despatching her with the outward West
India, Mexican, and Pacific mile of the 2nd prozimo.
The Omni Screw Compare 's "teas ship Jima will be
reedy for sea towards the end of this week. No enters
have yet bows received at this port of the cavalry this fine
vmsel will embark, but four gaps of 86 owl. each are lying
in the docks, and will form a portion of a cargo to the
Black Sea.

Captain Wpm**ll. It N., the newly appointed Admit-
runt btlperiatiodest of Packets at this port, comneseed kie
dative this clay.

DUBLIN, JUL: Z.
The magnificent transport stratner„ Himalaya,
arrived at Hutptown yesterday, to terry the 66th Regiment
and detachments of several other regiments to the Clree.

MOLUULATION or Troors.—The Canard steam
tramport Arabia, Capt. Jams. Btoso, embeslord moven
sews, 124 ma, sad 170 horses of the let Dragoon Gaud.,
I the 4th Light Dgoons, and the Bth Humus, at Liverpool,
y, fres whish port thoy will he emmoyed dimes to
ratan. unbukation was sondastad la the most
systanatis limner, sad so sosidast maned. The man
lapposed la the highest possible spirits.

A letter from &damndest dates that the king
of Prussia had soother attest of fever ea the 18th, which
lasted the whole day. He passed, however, a tolerably
good night.

Admiral Brut has published the following order
of the olay :—" The Baglish army has lost the intrepid
chief who mosmandod it in the days of the Alma and of
Inkuseena I Meld-Marshal Lord Raglan died Ia the eight
of the 28th has. The English Ant has also had mass for
sousing, k whisk we have all shared from the bottom of
oar hurt. The blows whisk fall ce oar Allies reach u,
and we share with thou the doable trial, whicat la a few
days km takes an illustrious veteran from the amnion of
his army, sad a you, sad bravo aeptobi (the as of Admi-
ral Lyons, swain of the Miranda), from the glorious future
which he limlibrea is MN remised him."
RlieSlAlf CEAREEL—Le Nord publishes, in a lsttsr
from Se al Ye 9th Lamas, a series of assamliess
plea the ~holos.who us mid to eany ea war awe Ms
rabies si *OM Alooreag to the Nord the Paitiolss go lho
12th d'art Wait jimsh lama Irkokosambe amen go bass
bora
Aerie sf liablomo Omen (mmul Add do la me*
es is lireime), foollmvpissam mod forty pumas
of Y. the poems of his Wintry, leaving Lim 'my a
etas staivaimat. Apia, ga W27th of Inas, the
miss' mak airy, we us MK Ireerrotika aa
oi tam Meal Arghipoloia Ms ewes kilmmillier from
a look of olgilleso. bovine the paw 'groom et am our
campoand ma& io groat doom& Agelm ea Ms WM et
it is raid that a party of tiro gamey Mod ammo, top
dorm io w vamp of Bow" mod Mitt memo
Monism mad Ilahlemtaghla.
The Euphrates arrived at MarssWss this racasiog,
kiwi% mayhem ham the Crime to the lithl

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HOUSE Oir 0011.MONS.--(THIS DAY.)
The Erhartis took the chair shortly after twelve.
PRIVATE BINENBBB.
The Leeds' ashenihmente on the following bills were agreed
to:—Airdrie Betel Districts Polies (No. 2) Bill; Beet Kent
B.allway (Extension to Dover) Bill; Barmy Gas Bill.
TURKISH LOAN BILL.

This bill was r;aiiiiisitisso,sall oTrd;r7d to be road a
Woad time oa Thursday.
PETITIONS.
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Mr. MUNTZ pneented • petition from Birmingham,
pret sying for ea alteration la the regulations Westing emin-
enurgeons in the navy.
Mr. WISE presented a petition against the Beer Bil I.
TENANTS' IMPROVEMENT COMPENSATION
IRELAND BILL.
The home wait Into committee OD this bill.
"Lord PALVEEETON said that in the present state of
this bill and the @demised period of the session he thought
it the dirty of her Majesty's thsverassent so state to the hones
the course they intended to pursue with regard to this'
measure. The subject was one of great importunes and one
which had for many years excited the deepest interest In Ire-
land. It hod, moreover, enlisted strong feelings in opposite
directions, and after having led to many discussions in this
house, sad the introduction of several measures, none of
which were ultimately successful, the hon. and learned Der
jeant this year introduced • bill founded, in a great degree,
upon bills which had before passed the house—(hear, hear)
—and which bill her Majesty's government were asked to
conduct. In the abstract he, the noble lord, would
own that his personal opinion was against any inter-
formes between parties who had ananganients to mike
with each other. On • general principle, bethought people
should be left to judge according to their own opinions and
wishes. (Hear, bear.) The landlord and tenant must be
considered Li the light of buyer and seller, and say inter-
ference between them was, he thought, in the abstract, in-
convenient and inexpedient. There wore, however, seam
which justified a departure from mere abstract principles,
and this matter appeared to him to be an instance in
which such a departure might take place. Under those
considerations, her Majesty's government consented to eon-
duct the bill through the house with a view to the final
settlement of the question, and under the belief that both
parties would consent to a compromise of their extreme,
opinions. They had however been disappointed in their
expectations. The bill had been retarded by
lengthened discussion,, each party had thought
ro pper to enforce their own extreme opinions, and they were
now arrived at a period when he thought they could
not proceed with it with any rational expectation that
it would pass into law in the present session. There
were other things of pressing importance which, how-
ever, might pass, and he thought they would be
best consulting the interests of the howls by proposing not
to continue the discussion on the bill, but submit to the
force of circumstances and roamed no farther with it during
the present session. The noble concluded by moving that
the chairman report progress.
[Left sitting.]