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

THE CRIMEAN ARMY FUND.

Last nigeaOasotieCoa isiiiiinnoieacidresaed by
Lord Raglan to Lord Belmar*, acknowledging the exer-
tions of the Hon. Algernon Egerton and Mr. Theme
rower, who succeeded Mr. Jervense Smith and Mr. Glyn in
the duty of distributing all that was sent out by the Crimean
feed for the use of the British army. Lord Raglan says:—
" I cannot speak too highly of the exertions of all these gen-
tlemen. Their courtesy, their kindness of been, and their
unceasing desire to gratify the wishes of all, are shove ell
II can say in their favour; and they carry with them the
grateful acknowledgments of every officer and man, who
are equally anxious with myself to bear the amplest testi-
mony to the manner in which they have fu.filled their
onerous task, despite of fatigue, weather, and every pos-
sible inconvenience."

PORTSMOUTH, JuNE6.

The Bremen hired steam transport Germania
arrived at Spithead this morning early, and came into har-
bour this afternoon from the Earn She bas brought home 212
military invalid., 40 non-ummiuioned °liken en promotion,
3 women, and the following officers: Captain Sir George N.
Broke, Bert , R.N., late of the Gladiator, 6, paddle frigate;
Colonel Lawrence, Rifle Brigade; Lieutenant Evans, tHith
Regiment; Staff Assistant Surgeons Simpson and Evans;
Mr. Sourly, of the Land Transport Corps ; Captain Ste-
' reason, 47th Regiment; and M. Chevasse, hospital dresser.
The invalids are in a very good state of recovery, many of
them having become convalescent ; still there are a few hoe-
pital cues. These cannot be el ,embarked to-day as the
Military Hospital is quite full. They, with the other mili-
tary invalids will disembark to-morrow. There being room
at the Royal Artillery and Sappers and Miners Barracke,
in this garrison, the men belonging to these corps have dis-
embarked to-night. The invalids belong to the (Mowing
regiments, and with the cumbers affixed : Royal Artillery,
10 men; Royal Sappers and Miners, 3; 4ta Dragoons, 1 ;
sth Dragoons, 2 ; Bth Hussain, 1 ; 11th Russets, 2 ; 13th
Dragoons, 3; 17th Lancers, I ; Grenadier Foot Guards, 9;
Scotch Fusileen, 3; Ist Royale, 5; 4th Foot, 11 ; 7th Foot,
7. 9th Foot, 2; 14th Foot, 1; 17th Foot, 1; 18th Foot, 4 ;
19th Foot, 3; 20th Foot, 6; 21st Foot, 5 ; 23rd Foot, 8;
28th Foot, 8; 30th Foot, 2; 33rd Foot, 6; 34th Foot, 1;
38th Foot, 8; 39th Foot, 1; 41st Foot, 6; 42nd Foot, 2;
44th Foot, 4; 46th Foot, 9; 47th Foot, 1; 49th Foot, 1 ;
49th Foot, 6; 60th Foot, b; 65th Foot, 3 ; 57th Foot, 3;
62nd Foot, 1 ; 63rd Foot, 6; 68:11 Feot, 6 ; 79th Foot, 3;
88th Foot, 10; 89th Foot, 1; 90th Foot, 3; 93rd Foot, 2;
95th Foot, 6; 97th Foot, 12; Ist Battalion of the Rifle
Brigade, 1; 2nd Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, 2. There
have been two deaths on the passage home from Scutari.
The Osford Regiment of Militia is to procred from this
garrison to Gibraltar to relieve a regiment of the line. They
go in the Canterbury, Chapman, sailing transport, lying in
this Dubow.

The new large screw steamship Oneida is expected
to arrive at Liverpool from Greenock esti; this morning.
She is fitted up for 205 horses, viz.: 117 on main deck, 36
between decks (forward), 62 upper deck. This number of
horses will be made up of drafts from the 4th (Queen's Own)
Light Dragoons and the 4th and 6th Dragoon Guards. In
addition to which she will take out one soldier, and one
hone belonging to Lieutenant Townley, 10th 11
Lieutenant Brine. Royal Engineers (volunteer), horse, and
servant; Lient.-Colonel Straten, 77th Regiment, horse, and
servant; Lieut.-Colonel Hon. 11. llandcock, 97th Reid-
meet, lady, servant, and two horses ; and Dr. Leslie. For
Malta : Eleven officers of the 79th (Cameron Ilighlanden)
via.—Lieutenants M'Donald, Mackesey, Durant, Allen,
bilfair, Crawford, Cleether, ki`Murdo : Ensigns Camp-
bell, Illleyne, and Howkins. For Constantinople : Major
Heyman, Turkish Irregular Cavalry ; Captain Forrest,
ditto, servant, and horse ; Paymaster Lander, Turkish Con-
tingent: Veterinary Surgeons Scott, Ford, Morton and
lady. The Oneida will sail from Liverpool about Friday.
calling at Dublin, and her owners are confident she will
take a quick passage.
On Monday afternoon, 86 invalids, brought to
England in the Canterbury, Siznle, and Chapman, arrived
at the &rood station of the South Eastern Railway. Dr.
Ridgeway, 96th Regt., from Fort Pitt General HospitsJ,
having carefully inspected the men, forwarded 67 to the Inva-
lid Barracks, ordering 29 of the worst cues to be taken to the
supplemental hospital, Brompton. These consisted of am-
putations and sufferers from frostbites.
WEST IC.E.NT YEOMANRY CATALRY.—The West
Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, according to the orders of the
er of War, conveyed to the Lord Lieuteaant, assem-
bled for aiz days' permanent duty on Monday, June 4. They
will be inspected, on Friday, the Sul, by his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Cambridge, returning to their own ivaar-
ten ea Saturday, the 9th. The head-quarters are at I rag-
ing, near Foote-clay, Kent.

The Vollabote, published at Munich, states that •
large number of ornamental armlets for ladies, bearing the
portssit of the late Cur, have boa imparted into that c.ty
for oompllmentary distribution.
GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAIL;
Trails for the week ending June 2, 1865,
oremsponding weak, 1814, 8,023 E 10e. 2d.
1831. 17s. 9d.
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11.4.May4A 2744.,
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