The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-26 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 23.
The Champion of the Seas, hired traiTgrt,
aerived at tipithead during the night from India, ha on
board the let battalion of the 6th Regiment, having ruled
from Kedgeree on the lit of February.
She steam-Ain Robert Lowe, hired transport, Captain
Coaches, bas alai arrived from Kurrachee, whence she
sailed oe the 29th February, calling at the Cape ow the 9th
at Apnl, bringing. 302 military invalids, 22 women, and 42
comprising detechnieete from the endeemeationed
regiments :—One sergeant, Lieutenant King, 06th ; Lieut.
Grant, 91st ; Ens4n Bayter and wife, ith Funliees ; Lieut.
Webb, let Greee&sta, child, end native servant ; Lieut.
Lewis, Std Maracas. ' • Lieutenant Templar, ladies navy ;
O'Conecir, Dr. Paliolgaa spd aervanti, Dr.,
terinimini.terand Mies Jefferiee, Miss Emily Moorbind, Mr.
and Adana, Mr. Painter, and Mr. Wtseard.
The Raglan triple Grosnoboi sailed lest evening for the
Baltic.

PORTSMOUTH, Mar 26.
The Caracas, 31, screw fmate, Captain Augustus
Phillimore, mired at Spithead on Friday evening after
moist, frau the south.eest coast of Americo. Sae was
06014 iwilPactod yesterday morning, sad will corns into
harbour to dismantle and pay off, having been upwards of
four pass in commission.
The Industry 2, iron screw store-ship. Master Corn.
mender O. J. 11;rigas, strived yesterday morning from the
West Indies.

CHATHAM, XAT.23.
TROOPS PROM BOMBAY. —The chartered troop- -
ship Coepatrick, 1,200 tons, Mr. C. Elliott ecenresader,
belonging to Masers. Dauber, London, which arrived at
Gravesend yeeterdsy with upwards of 200 troops from the
various regiments serving in We Bombay praidesey, Jima-
harked her detachments at the Custom boom quay this
morniegt when the whole were immediately forwarded to
this gamma. The troops brought home belong to the Rid
Dragoon Guanls, 6th Dragoons, Royal Artillay, Bombay
Art ery, 4th, 2dth, 33rd, 56th, 72nd, Mid, Mk 101st,
and 102nd Regiments, the whole under the eseisaad of
Major J. F. Murray, Captain E. W. Bray, Captain F.
Thalmann,'" I Lieutenant J. E. Bryrser, lierteeast
L. A. Nays, and Ensign H. (.1. Davies, 83rd
Regiment, sad Dr. Mould. The Compatriek sailed from
Bombay on the 29th January, rounded the Claps of Good
Hope on the Nth Msreh, and touched at Bt. Helena on the
sth ult., sailing thence the following day. At the latter
island were landed 12 men, 2 women, and 2 boys, picked
up destitute in an open bast, when the ship was near the
line. They are supposed to be natives of the Maldive
Islands. During the passage from Bombay 13 deaths oc-
curred on board. After the troop. had been medically in-
spected, those requiring medical treatment, together with
8 insane soldiers, were admitted into Fort Pitt Hospital,
The Royal Artillery were forwarded to Woolwich.

WOOLWICH, MAT 25.
The Trusty Smiting battery, oompletely fitted
with aphis Csles's shield and target far imperimontal pnr-
is still in the basin at this dockyard, and has been
inspectd by various members of the Admiralty and scientific
gentlemen. It is stated that the eaperimesta will not take
place until the 31110. pounder Armstrong gee has bees
strengthened by as additional *AL

YALTA, MAY 21.

H.M.S. Malacca leaves for Corfu, with the mails,
on Saturday. She will nears almost ia.mediately to an-
=a thorough met. H.M.S. Loudon will proceed to
Dent week. The Gaunt* is smith. eiders. Tim
Aseldes is etiU is the lands of the da*yard satherhiss,
The Trielmt arrived this morning from Cedm

Tux Dual Pasta Mow yr.—Six late of the
Deihl had hese thelearled to 1108116 all dotes
el I and it was eakelateil that four more late wool&
swot those .1 Enke& T.. Lee aro set a third of the
whole booty mewed, but at thle rate tie alit sod final
Aare declared will le worth 21110 re Tide would give a
eirisam 2,410 se—thieled &Mee Oesette.