The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-04 00:00:00

MINB&-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'Ciooi.
The mining market is very quiet to-day, with a
limited amount of business. VVheal Ludoott shares
are leas firm at 13 to t, while East Camden have
improved to 52 to SS. In the Stock Exchange
only business recorded is in Wheal Lndcott shuns,
which are officially marked 14 and ISt.
United Mexican Mining shares are firmer, having
been dealt in at 8. St. John del Rey are officially
marked M 4.
At Craddock Moor mine meeting the aoeo.u.ts
showed a credit balance of 1,1411. A dividen I of
4s. per share was declared.
At Basset and Grylla meeting the account showed
a balance in hand of 2871., which was carried to the
credit of the next amount.

FINE Bets 01 SALL—We have from New
Orleans • earicras sonespoecteere about sego baler. It
seems that the Slab al Leahim' has feraserly hata la lie
receipt of • vary aim little mamas from the rib of all the
sem dither bars of amble la the beet prima. Some
stupid Yeah. bee Ulm ill tate kb bead that maim Imam
befog for mho la fhb may b saws, mad et ha writes Is
Ger eral Butler wok* his opium nide Bea telL his.
sot to all asailiar baby.-11 we Yet* Tribute.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.
(ram LAST NIGHT'S CIAZI171)
WAR-3)710E, PALL-MALL, OCT. 3.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Oernet Duncan Ander.
son harquLar to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rintoul,
promoted ; David George &sideman, gent., to be comet,
by purchase, vice Farquhar.
sth Loom—Cornet James George Hubert Fox to be lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Alexander Ewing, who retires.
13th Hum:ars—Captain Baker Creed Russell, horn the 7th
Foot, to be captain, vice Munn, who exchanges, receiving
a portion of the former difference between cavalry and in-
fantry ; Charles Club Hirsins, gent., to be cornet, by
purchasaviosJohn Arthur Carthew' who retiree ; Timothy
Fetherstonhaugh, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice
Mule, promoted.
15th Hussars—Cornet James Le Measurier to be lieutenant,
by purchase, vice F. G. Lister Inglis, who retires ; Jobe
Deonison Hargreaves', gent., to be cornet, by purchase,
vice Le Meesurier.
16th Lancers- Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William
Thomas Dickson to be lieutenant-colonel, by put chase,
vice Brevet Colonel Charles Joho Foster, who retiree upon
half-pay, receiving the former difference between cavalry
sod infantry ; Captain Lancelot Halton to be major, by
purchase, vice Dickson ; Lieutenant Arthur Gooch to be
captain, by purchase, vice Halton ; Cornet Robert Thu-
kill itsillard to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gooch.
Royal Artillery—Surgeon Hugh Crawford Walshe,
having completed 20 years' full pay service, to be surgeon-
major, under the provisions of the royal warrant of Ist
October, IFr,B.
Grenadier Guards—Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel Michael
Bruce to be major, without purchase (with the rank of
colonel), vioe revet-Colonel the Honourable Henry
Hugh Msevers Percy, who retires upon half-pay ; Lieu-
Meant and Captain Henry Charles Eden Malet to be cap-
tain and lieutenant-colonel, by purchase, vice Bruce ;
Ensign and Lieutenant Henry Walter Hope to be lieu-
tenant
and captain, by purchase, vim Midst ; Ensign and
Lieutenant the Honourable Charles George Cornwallis
Eliot to be lieutenant sod captain., by purchase,
vice Somerset Arthur, Earl of Catrick, who retiree;
Reginald Thomas Thyone, gent., to be beige and lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Hope • Henry Trotter, gent.,
to be ensign and lieutenant, by 'purchase, vim the Hoc.
C. G. C. Eliot
Scots Fusilier Guards—Captain Edward P. Wade Browne,
from the 71st Foot, to be lieutenant and captain, VlOll
Windsor Charles Carey Elms, who exchanges.
2nd Regiment of Foot—Captain Edward Spicer Charlton,
from the 95th Foot, to be captain, vice Henry Herd Mu-
lock, who exohies.
3rd Foot—Robert Norman Franks, gent., to be ensign, by
purchase, vice Dowdall, removed to 35th Foot.
sth Foot—Surgeon Panel Reid, M.D., having completed
twenty years full pay Denim, to be surgeon-major, under
the provisions of the royal warrant of Lt October,
1858.
7th Foot—Captain Henry 0. Munn, from the 13th Humus,
to be captain, vice Item% who exchanges • Geary
Barton, gent„ to be ensign, by purchase, vice &Hie, re-
moved to the 52nd Foot.
Bth Foot—The name of the ensign appointed in the Gazette
of the Bth August,• 1862, is Arthur Fawkes, not
Arthur Ayacough hawked, as then stated.
9th Foot—Ensign Charles George Kane to be lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Arthur Vivian B. Blanchard, who re-
tires ; George Townshend Scott, gent., to be ensign, by
purchase, vice Kane.
10th Foot—Captain Beerier Batchelor, from the 99th Foot,
to be captain, vice Ball, who exchanges.
12th Foot—Ensign James Edward Harris to be lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Reuben Frederick Major, who retires ;
Edward Turner, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vim
Harris.
14th Foot—Lieutenant John Shaw Phelps to be captain,
by purchase, vice Pioneer John Young, who retiree ; En-
sign Frederick William Harington to be lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Phelps; Gerard Van Heytheusen, gent.,
to be ensign, by purchase, vies Close, promoted in the
3rd West India Regiment; Frederick King Laverton,
gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Riley, promoted in
the lid West India Regiment ; Charles Wood, gent.,
to be ensign, by purchase, vice Harington • the surname
of the ensign appointed in the Gazette of ind September
last is Collins-Splatt.
15th Foot—Ensign Albert Edward H. Smyth to be lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vios Motile, who retiree ; John
Francis Skinner, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice
Smyth.
20th Foot—Ensign Champion Jones to be lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Frederick Wright, who retiree • Francis
John Gilbert Cook, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice

Jones.
34th Foot—The second Christian name of Captain Dunbar is
"Mathew," and not " Matthew," as previously stated.
35th Foot--Ensign Arthur Chichester Crookshank to be
lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thomas Bream who retires;
Ensign A. P.G. Dowdall, from the 3rd Foot. to homage,
vim Crookahaak ; Staff-Assistant-Surgeon Franklin Gil-
leepie, M.D., to be amistanteurgeon, vice W. H. Hill,
deceased.
38th Foot—The surname of the lieutenant who exchanged
from the 16th Lancers in Gwette of 19th August, 1862, is
"Harmer," not " Harman."
39th Foot—Lieutenant Edward John Stoks to be captain,
by purchase, vim Thomas Westropp Bennett, who retires ;
Ensign Oliver John Bradford to be lieutenant, by our-
chase vice Stokes • Cowper Rochfort, gent., to be amigo,
by pUrchase, vice Bradford.
52nd Foot—Ensign Henry Crawley Norris to be Bente-
neat, by purchase, vice William Owen, who retires
Ensign Thomas Manbourg Bailie, from the 7th Foot, tubs
ensign, vice Norris.
58th Foot-Osptain Francis John Green, from the 61st Foot,
to be captain, vice Bettie Shiffoer, who exchanges.
61st Foot—Captain Bertie Shiffoer, from the 58th Foot, to
he captain, vice Francis John Green, who exchanges.
71st Foot— tenant Captain Windsori Charles Carey
Elwes, from the Scots Fluffier Guards, to be captain, vice
Edward P. Wade Browns, who exchanges.
87th Foot—Quartermaster William John Woodruff., from
the 97th Foot, to be quartermaster, vice Freeman, who
exchanges.
95th Fuot—Captain Henry Hurd Mulook, from the tad
Foot, to be captain, vice Edward Spicer Charlton, who
exchanges.
97th Foot—Quartermaster George B. Freeman, from the
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87th Foot: to be quartermaster, vice Woodruffe, who
arelispore.
99th Foot—Lieutenant Alexander Gray to be captain, by
purchase. vice Eustace Wilberfore Jaoob, who retiree ;
Captain John Ball, from the 10th Foot, to be captain,
vice Batchelor, who exchanges ; Ensign Forbes Lumusl
Story to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gray ; George
Arthur Wayman, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice
Story.
3rd Weet India Regiment—Lieutenant George Hamilton
French to be captain, by purchase, vice H. C. De la Poet
Beresford, who retires ; Ensign William John Clow from
the 14th Foot, to be lieutenant, by purchase. vice Claude
Scott Stewart Pinkerton, who retiree; Ensign Philip Alfred
Riley. from the 14th Foot, to be lieutenant, by perches,
vice James Thomas Clio, who retires.
4th West India Regimeat—Lieutenant Thomas Alphonse)
Cary to be edjutiust.
DEPOT BATTALION.

Captain William Richard Anuesley,lnih Foot, to be in-
structor of musketry, viol Captain. Chapman, 34th Foot,
ordered to foil the minim maven's' of his regiment.
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.

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Actin g Depittriaseietset7Coteotiesery --Gemara George Unit
Phillip's Meddle, from mop' Slat Foot, to be deputy-
assistant commissary general.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
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Joseph Grey, geOT:i;;Te saFarsiiiaTstsurgeon.

VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.

Francis Walker, gent., to be acting veterinary surgeon.

BREVET.

The umlennentiooed officers having completed five years'
qualdl lag service in the rank of lientenant•colonel, under
the Bth sad 10th dames of the royal warrant of the
14th October, 1858, to be cotoaelz. via.:—Lieutenant-
Colonel George F. Stargazes's Call, 18th Foot; Lieutenant-
Colonel Robert om:siphons's Bright, 19th Foot; Ma*
sad Brevet Lieutenant-Colossal James Daubeny, G. 8.,
620 d Foot; Lieutenant-Colonel George Maxwell, 66th
Foot ; sad Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Warders, 19th
Foot

ADIEU/AUT. OCT. 3. —PROMOTIONS AND Al,
Poncrnmcra.—Seoond Masters E. Hiorest, to the Rolla ;
Orazi., T. Dobbin, V. Jones, W. H. Womfold, W. L.
W. & Holbrook, T. E. Ricidlecombe (actmg), H. V.
Human (actin), R. Jackson, and W. B. Goldsmith pro-
moted to the reel of mseters.

Masters Assistant C. F. Barnard, to the Trafalgar.
Clerk H. J. Nub, to be additional to the Buchante.
Midshipmen the Hon. E. H. Ellie, to the Emerald ; ►od
A. H. Percy. to the Trafalgar.
Mr. F. P. French bag been nominated to a naval cadetship.

CHATHAM, Ocr. 3.
The annual examination of the cart-iron ordnance
mounted on the farts, batteries, and towers in this district,
has just been oompleted by Captain Dyer and Mr. Gazer,
the inspector of ordaanoe. The whole of the guar which
exhibited the slightest algae of defect have been removed,
end their please supplied with new guns.
Another large party of aceniiote arrived at the St. Mary's
convict establishment, from Milbank, this moreleg, to be
employed in the formation of the new docks and he., and
the extension of the dockyard.
The half-yearly inspection of the corps of Royal &gleams
was brought to a termination yesterday afternoon by M.jor.
General Eyre, who took the opportunity of expreesing to
Colonel Hareem, C. 8., and the officers and men et head-
quarters, his high gratification at the result of the inspee-
too, and the eloienteendition in which he found the corps,
the gallant general at the sum time intimating that hie
confidential report to the Duke of Cambridge would be ol a
very Battering nature.

WOOLWICH, Off. 3.
The Chevalier Bayne, of Italy ; Count Bunsen,
of Freesia; X Stradal, of Austria; and M. Thirty, of
Hayti, with their respective parties, viaited the dockyard
this disy with orders frces the Admiralty, and impeded the
The
depertmests.
The Devon, lighter, left the dockyard this day, with sten
cargo of 4j-inch vrroocht tree plates, for her Xajestios
armour plated steamship Omani now boildiog at Dorm-
Pori.

The Buffalo paddle SiilLTll•Veilla is now under a:4min

repair, at this yard, and is ordered to be brought forward
for re-commiesiew.
The Maria Fredric*. transport easel, has discharged her
cargo of returned gnu and other military storm from Hong
Kong, at the Royal Arsenal Pier.
The °dicers from the several recruiting stations for the
Woolwich division of Royal Marine Light Infantry have
returned to headquarters, u the division is now up to its
full strength.
Ihe Medusa, paddle steam-tercel, arrived here this day
from Sheerness, to receive alma •