The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-03 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

Eddisaton, from the 2nd Riyal Lanark Militis, VICO
Lockhart, promoted; Lienteuant Edward Mean, from
let West York Militia ; Lawrtnee Leith Ducat, gat.,
visa MeEwen, promoted; Gilbert Edward Campbell,
gest.; Richard James Salter Carruthen, gent.
Foot—Lieutenant John Bosse DeancCampbell. from
the Royal Lancashire Artillery Militia, to be snap,
without pavane, vice Ellis appointed to the 92ad Foot.
95th Fat—Lieutenant P. S. Alcock, to be captain, without
purchase, vice Lionel Fraser, killed in actioc ; Ensign
JobnTolcher, to be lieutenant, without parches', vice

Alooek.
let West India Regimeut—To be Ensigns, without pur•
edass—Qaarterinester.Sergeaat John McAuley.
_vies

Harrison, pramoted ; Allred A. James, gent., vice Cave,
promoted.
2nd Wait India Regiment—Quartermaster. Sergeant Tho-
mas Kelly to be quartermaster, vice Fitzgerald, diming('
the service.
LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.
Major John

loseby, Llaeobablre, mad Liverpool. ship brakere—G. linty aad
lt. Balm Macaws's. brewers—J. Wood and J. Adlard, 13.thleaa,
ity. relaters—J. C. FercAnbe sod G. Serceoine, Eleter, merch.nts.
OCOTCIi SEQ'JIIBIIIIIIIONB.
low Rosearrow, Glamors, grain mescaant, Oct. 11, at Carrick's
Hotel, Glasgow.
Camas RICHAIMOW, G *mow, patent wedicine dealer, Oct. 10, at
the :task Exchange rooms, Glasgow.
Bros Balm Polloksdaws and Glasgow, Taskey red dyer, Oct. 11, at
the Franklin Hotel, Glasgow.

ALIMr;DIUL Ku o, Lelithpwshire, merchant,
O. 11, at the Star and Garet Hotel, Linlithgow.
Joan 1111.DO5ALD. o:lLegne, engraver. Oat. 9, at be Crow Hotel,
Glasgow.
AaCIi!YID OALIIIATS and Ittemed Sierra, Glasgow, ship brokers,
Oot. 11, at th• Stock hasinogarooms, Glasgow.

THE NATIONAL DEBT.

(From last night's Choate.).

, .
The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Trea-
sury baring certified to the Comailaiocen for the Redoe:

lion of the National Debt that there was no surplus of
actual we over the Weal expenditure of the United
Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland for the year ended

the 30th Jece,lB66, the

for tbe-R4ductios

of the National Debt hereby give notice that no sum will
be applied by t►em es amount of t►e viable, feed, wedge
the provisions of the net 10 Geo. IV., esp. 27, between the
Ist day of October, 1866, and the alit day of December, 1855.
A. Y. SPILARMAN, Comptroller-Oenerai.
National Debt-office, Sept. 28, 1856.

THE DESECRATION OF THE DEAD IN CAM-

DEN TOWN CEMETERY.

A public meeting of the inhabitants of Camden
Town was held last evening, at the National School Boom,
Camden-street, to receive the report of the committee ap•
pointed at a former mimeos in reference to the late dese-
cration of the St. Martin's Cemetery by using a portion of
it for building purposes. The attendance was numerous.
Mr. KING, senior churchwarden, who occupied the chair,
stated what had been done by the committee. Considerable
correepondence had taken place between the vestry clerk
of the parish, the trustees of the cemetery, and the Bishop
of Loudon. A letter had been received from the secretary
of the bishop, statiog that in the absence of his lordship,
who is on the continent, the subject had been attended
to, and it wee hoped ell cause of complaint had
been removed. The trustees had passed a resolution toms-
' peed the building operations for 60 feet from the north west
corner of the cemetery—the spot where the poor a the
parish have been interred. Application had also been made
to Sir George Grey, who had in reply stated that he had
no power to interfere. The committee suggested that a me-
morial should be presented to the trustees' requesting them
to close the cemetery in acoindanos with their resolution.
Dr. Burros and Sir. Dolma( considered the terms of
the proposed memorial were tar ten mild. Some stronger
expression of feeling should be gives, as it was not the first
time that an attempt had been made for a similar purpose.
Mr. 1341tTLWIT suggested that a subscription should be
set on feet for the purpose of taking the necessary proceed-
ings to prevent a repetition of the late disgraceful attempt.
lie moved a resolution to that effect.

Mr. Dew seconded the resolution.
Mr. I/term said that every exertion was being made by
the vestry clerk to effect the object proposed by Mr. B4rtlett,
but owing to the law courts being closed, no effectu.l pro-
ceediogs could be adopted. In order for them to carry on
their endeavours with success, it was necessary some funds
should be ',Wed for the purpose.
The resolution was agreed to rum con., and a treasurer
appointed to receive subscriptions.
Professor DE /dolmen thought it advisable that the
matter should be referred bask to the committee, who
would be better able to frame a suitahle reply to the truss
tees of the cemetery on the terms of their resolution than
the meeting. lie therefore moved that such a course should
be adopte.
Dr. Home seconded the resolution, which was agreed to.

A vote of thanks was then given to the committee fur their
exertions, and to the chairman, and the proceedings ter-
minated.