The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-21 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, JAN. 20. A.PPODITMENTS.
Lieuteoant Hoe. V.A. lieritsam, to the Racoon.
llidshipmen A. IL Bolden), H. Crawford, and F. de
Lisle, to the Hector • C. W. Colas, E. Ramsey, J. H.
O'Brien, J. W. T. J• 1411, A. E. B. Orion!!., and 8.. F.
Wards., to the Prince Consort.
Naval Cadets A. G. F. Gordon, L H. Eliot, and W. H.
Bristow, to the Hector; P. E. Crewmen, E. Hannan. F.
G. J. Lilliogston, and J. 1). Kirkoess, to the Prince Cos.
sort.

Chief &renews C. Beal (additional), to the Fiagard,
for the Niger ; W. Cantos additional) to the Fagan), for
the Sone, oh

CHATHAM. JAs. 33.

COURT MARTIAL —A naval court-martial 8,88e1II•
bled this yearning on board the Formidable, 84, Captaia
Felted, flagship of Admiral of the Blue Sir G. R. Lambert,
K.C.8., Comeissider-in-Chief at the Nom, for the trial of
Lieuteuaut W. Walsh, and the surviving officers and crew
of the gunboat Lively, 6041orse power, tender to the Corn-
wallis, CA, 200. horse power, for bowleg lost that ship among
the shoals on the north coastal the Netherlands, east of the
Wood of Schiermonnick Oog, duties the hurricane which
prevailed on the '22ud December last. The court was com-
posed of Captain W. K. Hall, C. 8., pith. Cumberland, 70,
Minip et the steam rearm, prerideet ; Commander the
. D. Keane, Cumberland ; Commode: B. &adduct,
Wellesley, 12 ; CourinandeaT.L. Cesuesm, Formidable, and
Commander A. Barrow, Cumberland. Mr. W. IL Knight,
of the firm of Frail, Keel; and Arnold, solicitors,
Rochester, officiated as duty-jedge-advocate, and con-
ducted -lac prosecutioe. The mart examined Lieutenant
Commander Walsh, the engineer, gunner, and other wit-
nesses, from whom evidence it appeared that the Lively was
despatched' to seek for the miming fishing Teasels off the
lkeger Bank and Belgian coast, and while so employed
encountered a fearful hurricane which raged for two days,
during which Kr. Hots,, engineer, w.a washed away, sod
the pilot killed. Although everything was dose to save the
ship she was ultimately driven ashore, lied shortly went to
piles*, the crew being rescued by some fish* verels. The
court, having heard Um primer, Lieut. Walsh's, defence,
and the certificates put ia by hire, fully sad !movably
acquitted him, the offloars, and the whole of the crew, at
the mine time erpreasieg their opinion that everything had
been done by them to save the @hie. Captain Hall then
banded Lieutenant Walsh his 'weed, at the saineitime ex-
pressing the great pleasure he felt in doing so.

WOOLWICH, Jag. 30.
THE rate ACCIDENT AT THE DOCKYARD. —ln
accordance with of metructious, an maininatioa has
been made of the debris of the shears, ar,c., at the cut end
of the inner basin, gad the inmates wrought Imo chain,
the breaking of one link of which caused the death of three
roes, has been carefully and rigidly tested during the present
week at the steam factory department, and found to be
capable of bearing a heavier weight than that it was lifting
aktbe moment of the accident. Workmen are ordered to
be employed for the purpose of repairing the sheers for ser-
vice. Measures; are in pragrw to obtain the cement of the
Admiralty authorities for holding a concert in one of Site
molt spacious buildings of the dockyard, in aid of the
families of the deceased men.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

OXFORD, JAs. 3).

CAN DID/ale FOR HIADOMADAL COVNCILLOB.,
To supply the vassacy muted by Use promotion of Pro-
fessor Staley, notices have bass Wad and circulated
throughout the university by tho friends of both candidates
that the Margaret Professor of Diviaity (Dr. Hartle") and
the Saviliaa Professor of Geometry (Mr. H. J. Kw*
F.K.:•,.) will be voted for os Friday, the 29th inst.

Yesterday morning ZLe Bishop of London coin-
Assad his 'sand 00112116 of confirmations at the Royal
Military Asylum, Chelsea. His lordship was received by
the Rev. R. Burgess, D.D., prebendary of fit. Paul's, the
Rural Dean ; the Rev. J. B. Owen, the Rev. Dr. :Nelson,
std utuer claepm.p of the district. There were about
thirty can '

Dia ENE Or CANTERBURT.—The archbishop has
appointed Sunday, the 21st February neat, fur tie first crdi-
aatioa fur the diocese in Trinity Church, Toubridge Weil'.
The Rev. Wm. Mayon Daniel is to be licensed to the curacy
of Haisted„ Kent.

THE WANsist.AL, REVIEW ON EAST= MONDAY.--
Th• Gr,,t E....tern Railway Company will messy troops on
Easter Monday from London to Stratford, Forest-gate,
Mord, Leytouluone, and Suareebrook statioes and back for
sixperme each nun for the double journey, providing the
commanding officers of corps or their adjutant' arrange at
least ten days beforehand the number of mos they expect
they will require to be conveyed. and the hours that maybe
eoeveniect.

SHOchinn ACCIDENT AT SE.S.—Mr, John Wil-
liams. the chief engineer of the Auglo-looian Swam Nevis's.
tioa Company's steamship fiellenia, met with a shackles
aceideut un Tuesday morales last. The Hellenic was from
Londen with a general eargo,boand for Malta, and was about
forty miles meet of Calmat when the accident occurred. &
heavy .an was running at the time, and Mr. Williarua was
employed in oiling the multiplying gear with a long brush,
when in a lurch the ship made he was thrown against the
machinery, and one of his bands being caught in a wheel,
his arm was tors off just above the elbow joint. The
Menem' at once bore up and landed the wifortutiate man
at Plymouth on Tuesday morning, when he was taken to the
South Devon Hospital.
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