The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-17 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 16.
The Vista, Immanuel, Sardinian steamer, having
ran *ground on her way down Channel, has gooe
into harbour. H.M.S. Tartar came out of harbour
to-day. Cesar goes out tomorrow. Fifty Horse
Artillery, which arrived yesterday with their bones,
were to-day embarked indthe Talavera.

REWARD TO MILITIA SERGEANTS FOR
APPROVED VOLUNTEERS TO TEE LIKE.
The following circular has been issued from the
RoweUM; Department :
" Horse Guards, March 14, 18,55.
at-111.,711117r.,:ct:T=itiVgrlitLertratAt Zr.
every volunteer received from the militia by recruiting
parties, the regulated sem of 7s. 6d. be paid to the militia
eergesat upon Anal approval.—By command,
" G. A. Wsrsmatia, A.G."

The Odin steam frigate and Lightning steam
Tmeal left Woolwich yesterday for the rendezvous of the
skips of the Baltic fleet at Spidwad.
Rear-Admiral Berkeley, first naval lord of the
Admiralty, and Captain Sir Baldwin Walker, Sarveyor of
the Navy, visited Woolwich dockyard en Wedneed.y, to
Inspect the gun and mortar boats preparing at this port for
minim in the Baltic. The light draught of water gnu-
boat. now here are the Pincher, Gleaner, Snapper, Badger.
The mortar sew boats are the Finn, the Flues, and the
Bluer. The Drabs sad &abed mortar boats have also
Imes brought down from Blackwell to this port.
The Propeller Steamer, which carries out fodder
ha the hams employed .sa the Crimean railway, steamed
dews the rives yulasday wader sail and steam. Her
pafeestaase is szpestsd tossing. 12 knots.

PORTSMOUTH, Manor 18.
A flying squadron of steam frigates, &c., is ordered
to be reedy by Sunday, to sail for the Baltic, proceeding up
as the ice breaks up.
The WIRY** Regiment of Militia embarked to-day on
bird the slisseweliip Cr...,, from this dockyard. They go
set, odor the asd.. Lieutenant Colonel Loid Methuen,
GI Ifs Mir Wag streagth :-24 officers, 38 sergeants, 30
esegssak, sal GOO rank mid Ms. The regiment is is splendid
eislides. _ _

her Alms and
of Man* Fast, and 4 oaken and 128 ___
dims and men of the 95th Foot, also embarked on board
the Cressy for Malta, to join the reserve of Lord Raglan's
ar there. The Creams sails ta-morrow morning.
Ysterday evening the fa:lowing other drafts came down
by railway rod embarked on board H.M. troop ship Re-
sistance for Malta, to joie the reserve there :-5 dicers and
128 non-oommissioned officers and men of the 42nd High-
landers; 2 officers and 65 non-commissioned officers and
men of the 46th Foot; (officers and 128 non-commissioned

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TM 11zmosti,91Teerew ship, and Regis:ionise, 16,
paddle frigate, arrived at Spithead this morning from Ply-
eamedi aid Joined the Baltic Stet. This afternoon the Ea-
mes* Misted the flag of Rear-Admiral Seymour, second in
ammo& of the fleet, and saluted the nag of the Port

Part idairsl Sir Thomas Cochrane struck his Sag ce
board the Victory to-day, and want on have of absence.

SHEERNESS, )tutor 16.
Yesterday the Amphion, 34 guns, screw steam
frigate, was put out of the fitting basin, Sheerness, under
her owe steam power. Jut as she got to her moorings her
weigh shaft broke. This defeat will require until Tuesday
neat to make good.
The Driver, 8 guns, steam sloop, shortly after getting up
steam to leave here on the 16th, when off the Garrison
Point broke her main shaft. She was obliged to make fast
to the buoy off the Point, where she remains waiting for a
Saw abets.