The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-07 00:00:00

akikERNESS, Spy G.

lha Sinop.? 70 sibs, wow steam ship, Cap-
ts. Woo.ifori P. Williams, loft hors to %Is? for Ports-
mouth, vs oar .. tn. Black 8... She is ordered t i 'ski
on boas& a: 16 more 13 Mob mortars, sad bed
frame work for themes, also supermissersrirs for the ships
amyl.* in tl. it ark Sas, sad is to prrecei titers witb all
poisibbrde.poe.. The order for tb. Smopareil comae 6 into
lisztiour was muotermisstiisd by toloaropb or 2.30 p.m., just

FM the •t•aerrt WIWI,* aid lilletilleS w,re reedy to tow Ilf 7

to her auch.r. Si.! left the Nora at 6 m.o. to-day. Cap-
.i•tain Lawrence, lit stesants Horsey, Arnett, Wriford, and
Bearbrief the It iyal Merino Artillery, who cams Mme in
the Basilisk, win• ordered to proceed immediately to Ports-
wroth, to wait Alosirtay orders. They left by real to day.
Tara Bs seta, m.rtar eerml, W. Horoby in anmeod, sad
this Burly, mortar eeisel, T. R. B. Boycott in comensod,
arrived here from the Deltic, the former at 5 p m. on the
6th, the layer re,ly on the morning of the Get inst.
The mortar yr. el Ilavock was left at Farosound, and ti.
Mar 'y a• Dewy r. The Blazer, daring a heavy fail. of
wind, carried away ter.. tillers ; a capstan bar was then sub
diluted for a which was also broken by the r.o
'Wore the sea or'lriv her. On the 22c4 ultimo the
Ent) eon., • te.ra inmate, Captain George Ramsay,
whilst tairiog ti Citron, Pickle, Rocket, Piaatiff, and
Maoly, mortar velinl% when off Memel fell in with a
terrific gals of wind from west to south west. During the •
gals the Mastiff and Manly parted their towing haerrers,
and on the teals .16.d/rating us the 24th ult. the Beryalus
bore up for Mang short of coals. On the 25th the
Maul sighted and signaled with the Basilisk, Commander
Retort Jetsam, by which Mitt she was taken is tow, end
mind at Elsinore os ths 28th alt. By order of the
Aami-
rally tb• mortar vimel• have all hem numbered.
Thal whole cf the m.rtars in draw vessels are is their
present star usel-ea fur 'festive serener, sad most et them
are split more or few
To-day, at 8 11.111, the Russian barque Victoria, of
Nystsde, arrived here, laden with a vino of planks and
deals. The Vittoria bad been towed out of the harbour of
Nystadt by the brats of the liseri•e.

WOOLWICH, Sam' 6

Fier Majeaty'd steam-veowl Bloodhound, which
bee Seen ht,ed out here, hae received her orders for service.
Bhe had sties op tile morning, and left Woolwich I r
Oteenhithe. to have her aospease adjusted sod to take to
her powder. She press,' a very mart sad eimis apwear
mace ; sad, when seder suss, neve great satisfaction is re-
spect to the welting of horologists. She leaves Woolwich
alert of sea.

PORTSMOUTH, SarT. 6

The Emu, .ti-sin transport, No. 74, 'arrived at
Spithead t, day from the Crimea. Bhto brings 102 military
'eyelids, 15 belonging to the navy and tsarinas, sod eight
editors. tine has also a few old stereo on beard. She comes
into harbor, to-musrow morning to land the itivelids.
The flag of Admiral Seperintendeat Mario was traan
Paned from the St. Vineeet to the Victory to-day, on his
taking the command of the port daring the absence of Vice-
Admiral Sir T. J. (,*bran., who sailed last night for the
eltenael Wand..

The Fos 12, old .ailing frigate, wu brought down the
harbour to day 1., be esaverted into► shell saag:si►c.
T!e royal yacht, has been taktn into dock, to h►re
bey pip.. repaired.
The Wye, et. sot tank vessel, has not yet sailed for the

Three outward hoand Indiamen hays arrived at Spitheed
—the Agentennon and Trafalgar yesterday, and the Queen
to-Amy. They are splendid ships. The two first mimed,
Dating taken pto•rngen, rto , on board, sailed for their
destination this aftarnoon.

A CRIMEAN lIRRO.

DUBLIN, Seer. IL
Colonel Waddy, C. 8., of the 50th Regiment, so
distiogeitLed for hi. Amite conduct in the Crimea, is now
en • brief visit to hie family In Wexford, sod the colonel of
the Wexford Regiment of Militia ordered a review of his
corps tho other day, for the purpose of giving the gallant
veteran an orpyrtneity of inspecting and addressing them.
The occasion wee a highly interesting one, and Colonel
Waddy hairier been introduced by Colonel Carew to the
mess, by whom he was greeted with en enthusisstia cheer,
addressed them is the following terms :—I feel much gra-
tified at useediog sad becoming acquainted with the gentry
of wo native county, whose names have been familiar to
me from my earliest days, sad I highly appreciate the honour
of hieing introduced to the Wexford Regiment in the kind
and flattering leis. which Colonel Carew has made nee of
in doing so, and the hearty cheers and welcome with which
my countrymen have received me are most gratifying to
my feelings. (R-sewed cheers ) I have always felt it
to be • just cause of pride to say I was a Wexford men,
bat, when I see before me such • soldierlike body of
my fellow.countrymea, I consist but feel doubly
proud of bailig a native of this model county, and I can
boar testimony that the sons of Wexford, from the highest
rank to the most bumble, have freely and nobiy shed thole
Mood is the present war, in support of freedom's man and
the deleae. of the weakspleet the strong—(loud ettee4)—
aid with God'. ble ming we shall soon restore peat.' to the
world, and teach the Russian bear such a lemon that he will
never spin attempt to put hie emptily paw upon any
country in the world. powerfully ailed, as we are, by our
gallant allies, the French, and those plucky little Sere
elusions. (" Rear, hear," and cheers.) And now, Colonel,
Carew' permit me to put in a word for myself. I mach
regret that I here not a larger number of Wexford men
under my command in the 60th Reglement, for those who
have sernd in it hey, at all times been distinguished by
their good wad eoldierlike conduct; in proof of which I
would beg to relate an anecdote redounding to the credit of
the soldier who B the subject of it, and which I hap will
be heard this day by some member of his family listening
to me. A wee of the ,10th Regiment, named Cooney (one of
two brothers bun in this town), mule, the captain of his
company (an officer with but one arm) overpowered by
superior soothers, immediately rushed to his succour,
instead of retiring, so he might have done, and thee raving
kis own life. bayonetted three of the enemy, and saved the
Ifs of hie °Neer, I deeply regret to add, by forfeiting his
own, falling pierced by six bayonet wounds. The other
brother dupl.; ed meal valour on another occasion. I trust
it may be a consolation to bin friends and relatives to know
that his noble and devoted conduct is not forgotten by his
commanding °Mr.., Being anxious to have a. many Wex-
ford men as I e., procure in my regiment, I hope when
next celled ea to volunteer, that yes will not forget that
your countersue commands a regiment before Sebastopol,
and that he w.ll be proud to be your leader, and promises
to be your (Tumid. (Loud acclamation) Colossi Carew, your
men have been • lag time under was and lam nawilling
to detain them, bat cannot permit them to rehire without
expressing my higli approval—l may say my surprise—at
the wonderful State of discipline at which they have arrived
in the short period which has elapsed since, their enrolment.
(Cheers) I have been twenty•thrte years in the army, and
was an oil adjutant, and have devoted all my litigation to
the ditties of my profession, and I think I may venture to
express my etioiee epos the appearance of your regiment.
When I first taw that splendid company, the prenewhers,
marching tow.rda me, I could not but fancy that I was
looking at one of the beet drilled regiments of the line.
(Load cheers.) Aid I was equally forcibly imprinted by
the very meet appearance of the light magnet.
(Cheers.) Allow me spin, Colonel Carew, to ley IS IM
this day'. proteedinee have afforded as the highest phi
tifleation. cheers )
It woe °beer %cei list although Colonel Waddy wore seemed
decoration., be hind only one epaulette. Oa inquiry tee
ascertained that nib appeared in the very coat that be Were
at the desperate /Pecos'se of the Alma—where the envied
epaulette we. t,/11 away, sad where a ball grazed his arm,
striking him in the mouth, but doing no farther harm than
shattering enure of hie teeth and slightly iejuring his upper
lip. The gentry of Wexford prop, se entertaising Colonel
Weedy et • public dieser previous to his return to the
Crimes.

ALlarge bat b of invalids, frogs the Crimea, arrived Isere
yesterday, and errs inspected by the Berl of Carlisle, at
O'Brien's Hotel, where the gallant fellows were entertained
at hie Bashes y'e expels'. The following are the asses
of the NOM taapetted 04 the occasion:—Sergeant J. Oslag.
Dee, 61ad Regiment, Dahlia; &resat Tine, 38th, 8lino;
Private T. Isomer& 3314, Quesa's County; John Fey,
41st, Lsgford; W. Booth, 41. t, King's County ; J. Dough,
77th, Antrim; P. Kean, 63rd, musty Limerick; P.
Merirk, 88th, toasty Kerry; M. Connolly, 88th. gouty
edweT ; J. Krogh. 44th, coital Atari's; P. Donaghy,
20th, Dublin; M. Keating,, 14th, Limerick; J. Costello,
34th, Belfast; P. Reilly, 48th,Fermasegh; J. 114.8weesey,
18th, Dublin ; A. Stirling. 89th, Antrim • J. Brow., 90th,
Limerick; J. C .1. 770, Antrim ; laright, 30th, Dab.
ha; J. Puttee, 7704 county Down; J. Harris, 17th, Lime-
tick; J. Doyle, 23rd, Wexford; J. Cissenta, 47th, Wel-
ford ; K. Patterson, 4-b, Donors' ; P. Cohen, 18th. Mayo;
A. Thomsen', 4'h, Belfast; J. M'Cleen, 38th, Londe.
derry ; R. Sc.'.. 1 t Royale, Dublin; W. Thompeoa, 63nde
Lisburn; K. Beane, 38th, Uoacomson ; 0. Coulter, 63rd,
Dublin; 11. Kel.y, 82nd, Oilers;; and T. Jay, 414
Oglway.
Oa Monday e resifts, 600 nes and 20 efacen of the West.
'iamb Raga, tinier the amassed of Colonel Beeville,
arrival in Cork by special train, sad are quartered in the
Cork Wreathe. They were remised, together with the
county Dublin rad the meaty Longford militia spinaste,
tram ilea camp at taa Cerragb, in masques* of the 700441
disturbances there. The mousy Longford proceed
to Clare Cash, and the panty Dahlia to the city id
Waterford. Ti. 8 mth Tippers/7-
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_Arr. 2.--Her Majesty's steamer
tlet, With • Mill eteavavr--• prise taloa some tine stew
eat et Libees lierlvnar—ltave arrived in also 'Wads. ay.
Dieleety's steelier Amber left the harbour ysetstday. Ike
Majesty's steamer Crsises is still is this poet.