The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-19 00:00:00

Aliltl TB D.

Amens fes.)-st LIVOtpOOI, JUDO 18, from
AURORA-at Liverpool) JUDO 18, from Copenhagen
MITLIIII-at Dover. Jtune 17, from Bench
ALLUPJN-at Falmouth, June 16, from Amu
ANN-at Gravesend, June 17. from China
ALVIIA-at Gravesend, June 18, from Memel
ComisLis-at Gravesend, June 17, from Bruaecutts
Cool mo or LONODALO-al Gravesend. June 17, foxii :Hamburg
emanates-at Gravesend, June 17, from Rouordem
Daus Juuu-et Bristol, June 16, from. Ban &testi=
Emus-at Liverpool, June 18, from Nantes
Ecorse-at Southampton, June 17, from , Madeira
Burnt-et Greenock, June 16, from Ideurair
Frsivooan-at Gravesend, June 18, from P -
Fressular,-wt Deal, June 17, from
PIatIANO-at Falmouth, June 15, from
Osuivsas-at Deal, June 1.7, from
°Rouse-at Gram*, June 16, from
Gam-at Hull, June 16, from
Ours-et Hull, June 16, from
Gin-at Gravesend. June 18, from
Gammas-at Gravesend, June 17, from Geis
H. se-at Liverpool, June 18, from Charente
RotHexer-atterdam
HANNAH-at Gravesend, June 17, from Guerneey
KUNST TANNER-et Deal. June 17, from Callao
How WAIIIa-at Deal. June 17, from Matanzas
Akzandria
Houser-at Hull, June 16, from
Hi ILIVANN fa.)-at Southampton, Jane 17. from Bremen
lemmas 110.1111.1021-at Greenock, June 16, from Plctou
JONANNIII--at Gravesend, June 17. from Hamburg
--e-- Jousses -at Liverpool, June 18, from Iceland
ADMIRALTY, JUNE 18.-APPOIN - -..ers.-Rear- J -at Liverpool, June 19, from Drontheiml
Josses-at Liverpool, June 18, from - Oetend
Admiral C. H. Fremantle (1864) for service at Balaklava, Loromm_ot Liverpool, Jane 18, from -
vice Bozsr. LOODIANAII-at LlTerdlool, June 18, from
Captains Sir T. Hastiest, C. B. (1830) and C. B. D. low DovoLue -at verpool. Junun 18,
18 fromfru
..
Bethune, C. B. (1830), to have pensions for good service. blear Cesatorre-at Liverpool. June ,
MAROAROTHA-at Gros/nd, a June 18, from-
Burgeon J. Henry to the Prometheus, 6, paddle-wheel
Liac--at Gravesend, June 18, from
stsmo-sloop, of 200 horse-power, West Coast of Africa Monswz-o6Queerstowo, June 16, from
station. Itssustass-at Bristol, June 16, from
Assistant Surgeon J. B. Martin to the Hogue, 60, screw Msms-at Falmouth, June 16, from
sass= ship, of 460 horse-power, at Portsmouth. NATIOa -at Exmouth, June 16, from Sines
Clerk F. B. Saventock to the hiedusa, 4, paddle-wheel Nicouss-at °remand, June 18, from Hanover
steam vessel, of 312 horse-power, at Woolwich. PILAINSULAI-at Gravesend, June 18, from.. Crimea
Faorm.m-et Gravesend, June 18, frees Crimea
Midshipmen A. F. Huldswortb, to the Alarm, 26, at De- Feesearrea-et Liverpool. 'June 18, from Oporto
vooport ;B. Buakury and C. H. Farquharson, to the Castor, pooromo_or urerpmf, hoe 18, from
38, at ciliation. RIO GRANDE-at Liverpool, JULIO 18, from I. Video
Naval Cadets H. S. Baillis to the Majestio, 80, 'screw ItaffMODolllllll-at Gravesend, June 18, from
Bass-at Gravesend, Juno 17. from M Antwerp
miensiel
steam ship, of 400 horse- p Aver, at Sheerness ; A. Cavendish
Br. Lswesscs -at Gravesend, June 17, from. Callao
to the Calcutta, 84, at Devonport; P. H. W. Morgan, F. &asp CHARLOTTE-at Pill, June 16, from.
Viricsar -at Fill, June 16, tram Jamaica
Br.
iWalter, and B. Baker to the Impregnable, 104, flag ship, at Trinidad
Devonport. Sursawa-at Falmouth, June 17, Imm
... Rio Janeiro
Usios-at Gravesend, June 17, from
Vic-loam-at Liverpool, June 16, from
Voiraa-at Greenock, June 15, from
We. Doze-at Pill, June 16, from Oporto
Msve--at Gravesend, June IS, from Medemblik
Wrua.it AND Sauce-at Gravesend, June 18, from. ....Marstrand
"TIIA/1-1/1. Gravesend, June 16, from Gothenburg

elicited.
Mrs. Banks corroborated the testimony of her husband,
and added that the prisoner seemed very sulkey all the
afternoon ; that no person could get to the shed to set fire
to the mattress but the prisoner ; and she felt quite satisfied
that from the hurried manner in which he drank his tea
and left the house be and he alone had done it.
A little girl, ten years of age, the child of the pr.:Keene
tor, was called, and swore that while in the shed a short time
before the discovery of the fire, she saw the prisoner come
three times and look through the kitchen window of the

Sierra Leone

Copenhagen
Grenada

house.
After some further evidence, Mr. Elliott said he did not
think there was any pretext for giving the prisoner into
custorly, for bad he been inclined to burn the premises be
wmild have set fire to the shavings. Be should therefore
order him to be discharged.

Bonny
°dew*
Pets
Denmark

Balak:ava
Hamburg

_ Ost!.n.d

The LATE " PRACTICAL JOKING" AT CANTER-
BURT.—FuIiTHER INQUIRY.— CANTIRBURY, MONDAY
EVENINO —Great disappointment prevails here respecting
the g I over of the Commander-in-Chief, cashiering
Cornet Evans, of the 6th Dragoons, and directing Lieut.
Webster, of the Ist Royals, to sell out, for their conduct in
the practical joking and sham duel. It is vmplained that
the really guilty parties—the suggestors and prompters of
the "jokes"—have been allowed to escape scatheless,
while one of the junior officers—an inexperienced cornet of
some four or five months standing—is summarily dismissed
the service, and his prospects in life completely blasted in
consequence of one false step, done upon the prompting of
a senior captain, whole name is not even mentioned by
Lord Hardinge in his official judgment upon the case. It
would appear, however, that the Commander in-Chief is
now inctined to bow to the force of public opinion, as inter-
preted by the press, and to re-consider his decision, as the
Deputy Adjutant-General (Fester) arrived here to-day,
shortly after three o'clock, and proceeded at once to the
officers' quarters, in the Cavalry Barracks. Here were as-
sembled in the mega and ante rooms most of the officers of
the cavalry depot. The reporter presenting himself at the
barracks to perform his duty was not admitted, and the re-
sult of to-day's proceedings has not yet transpired. It is
currently stated, however, that Captain Fitzwygram will be
ordered home. Captain Ainsley has already arrived here.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF FOREIGN ENLISTMENT.—The
Colonial Secretary last April made a communication to the
Governor-General of Canada, to be laid before the Colonial
Legislature. It states that the government believed that it
would tend very mach to facilitate enlistment under the
Foreign Enlistment Act, if her Majesty's government were
enabled to hold out to the officers and men a promise of
settlieg them hereafter on lands in a British colony: It
adverts to the fact that a large tract of country in Upper
Canada, lying between the Ottawa river and the Georgian
bay on Lake Huron, and 'Vending from the countries
fronting OD Dike Ontario to Lake Nipissiog and the French
river, comprising an area of about 11,600,000 &ems, is about
to be opened up for colonisation; and it suggests that one
million of acres would suffice to enable her Majesty's go-
vernment to offer ample settlement terms to each foreign
legionaries according to some pooh scale as the following,
vie., 50 ecru to each private, 100 acres to each am-commis-
aimed officer, 200 to each officer, 600 to a few superior
officers. The despatch concludes with the expression of a
hope that the Colonial Legislature will give their aid in
carrying -ut this design, as well from motives of patriotism
as the advantages lilt ly to arise hereafter to the colony
free the accession of a body of immigrant* of a valuable
character.
Tau NEW Coups, mentioned yesterday, is to con-
sist of twelve companies of 120 men each, to be organised on
a similar system to that attached to the Qa .rtermuter-
General's department daring the Peninsular war. The uni-
form, instead of scarlet, like the old staff corps, will he a
blue frock, cad each sec will be armed with a light Via
unit carbine and bayonet. The pay of the men will be in-
teemed as, in the Sappers and Miners, when employed at
their various trades.
THE ARMY, COMINIRSARIAT, AND ORDNANCE.—Ac-
mums masted to parliament and published, inlorm the
public shut the expenditure for army and militia services
forties year ended the 31st of March, 1854. amounted to
6.265,4661.„ Marina a bylenee unappropriated of 218.2891-
Tbe total emienditum in 1863-4 for commissariat • ff. mire
services, including the expensed of the war, was 571.8191.
being an increase beyond the ordinary 'rant of 69.932 e.
Oa the vote far non-effective services there was • saving of
att. The total amount of the effective and non-elective
impeaches!. war 617,027 L The amoast expended on ord.
Banns serums is 1863.4 was 2,191,9641., eat of a total wan
4°11013 Ti:s7wirdclill7.l"edhet fob? thpare linewilagary eza belts"
of
the Kafir war, would ham unmated to 66,4471.

BAILED.

Apra-from Cowes. June 16,
ADVIAM-MOM Cardiff, June 16, to
ADELEIDE-DOM Pelmouth, Juno 15, to Hamburg
/MULE Nicene-:Mom Shields, June 16, to Constantinople
DTALA-MUM Lvt Epoo4 June 18, to Quebec
BELDOM-Man I. serpool, JUDE IS. DO Syr&
Burton GUESS Mom Pill. June 16, to New York
BBITIM PAIE-.-Mo., BiliflON, June 16, to. Constantinople
Exact sirlro-;,, m Falmouth, June 15, to Liverpool
Ciramorrit-troin Exmouth, June 17, to Quebec
Cow at-from Sundtaland, June 16, to
CEREILI Diva-tram Liverpool. June 18, to New York
' COSNIV34-from Liverpool, June 18, to Genoa
Ds Wirr Cunrox -trout Liverpool, June 18, to New York
GART-tram Gravesend, June 18, to Hamburg
Earma-from Liverpool, Jane 18, to
Eu AAAAA H-from Bwaavea, June 16, to Malta
Enna-from Portsmouth. June 17, to London I
fluorine PLOH-from Portsmouth, June 17, to. Balsklava '
ELETTUOIA-MOM Falmouth, June 15, to Liverpool'
Euwasu Courron-from Pill, June 11, to Atrial !
POIDIMIL -Irmo Shields, June 16, to Constantinople
GOLLOB-from !shields, Juno 16. to lllO Janeiro
H. PODUNOTON-from Cardiff, June 16, to Malts
hamster -from Sunderland, June 16, to Hong Kong
INOUITIUD-tram Caruiff, June 16, to Malta
lum-from Falmouth, June 15, to London
JAMAICA-ll= Greenock, JUDE 16, to Demerara
Joan Knox-from Liverpool, June 18, to Eastport
K -from Liverpool. June 18, to.. Quebec
Loon Longa-from Falmouth, Mune 15, to Gretna*
Isaissa-ham Sunderland, June 16, to Rio Janeiro
Louisa-from Shields, Juoe 16, to Constantinople
ltavemex -from Falmouth, June 15, to Trieste
Maas MOOD-from Groom:a, June 16, to New York
MAUDORT-cram Shields, June 16, to Carthage=
MINDBOO-trom Shields, June 16, to Marseilles
Nite-from Portsmouth, Jane IT, to
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_Calcutta

Nstritor—tram Oramerad, JUNO Is. 1L... ...*....••.....,
NIZIIINA BRIMAITOIII Gramma% Jose IS, 10...... ...............
Now I:Am...No— tram Liverpool, June 111, to Trieste
PLANTER—tram Gravesend, June le, to. Tobago
Pnasvon—tram Liverpool, June la, to Rio Janeiro
Powwarnen—from Cow= June 16, to Amsterdam
PROMO—tram Swann% Juno 16, to Constantinople
Rs nee= —horn illnolds, June 16, to Oporto
FIARTSDR—from Cardiff, JOIN) 16. to Cuba
HAISOI,CK —from Sunderland, June lb, to Carthage=
It. M. Alma— from Liverpool, June 18, to Philadelphia
girminon —trona PUL Jane 17, to. Madras
flonsavorot—fruas Falm=th, June 13, to
fission (s.)—tram raiment% June 17, to
Fen 'anon- from Hartlepool, Joao 16, to
STAD OCRIRDAN—Gam Hartlepool, June 16, t 0....
IiMAVOMIA—teem Hartlepool. June la, to
TTIMOUTN (n.)—trorn Plymouth, June 16, to Black ben
Thou= Clowtains— from Shields, June 16, to. Constantinople

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lat. 46.31 N., ion. 36.6 W.
Octavio (dim). for Poet Adelaide, Nay 10, lat. 6.10 N., lob 20.2 W.
Waive Lord table), from New Odious be Liverpool, Nap 27, let.
27.33, lon. 76.67.

COALS IN TER PORT 07 LONDON.—Tootorday a
return to polissmout was twisted showing that laat year
'078.732 tees of web were ~t sato the pert °Meadow.
of whit* 3,N9.861 were tweestraye. sag 979,171 by Wawa
aaviaratits sad land amigo. la • IMP presegei per the
suallay wee 4,026,1161 tear. .

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