The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-15 00:00:00

The St. Lawrence, sailing transpor sailedeh gift
k
ISea yesterday, with stores.
The Hampshire Telegraph, of Saturday, states there h,
Probability that the lsrge 131-gun ship, blarlhorough, Wad,
Mg in this dockyard, and which is to be ready for hula.
ing by March neat, will be named La France, as a rumen;
of the alliance now existing between the two countries, gat
that there is a probability of the ceremony being ptr
.
formed by the Empress of Franae, whom viait with Ow
the Emperor is expected to take place about the same oft
The Queen and Princes would of course be present, sadly
event would certainly ho one of vast importance and ail.
affiance.

DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FOR THE Put
DUBLIN, Jan. 13.
Yesterday morning drafts of the 39th, 14th, end
9th Regiments took their departure from Cork, to embark
at Queenstown on board H.M.S. Princess Jdosal, der
veysoce to the Crimes. The following is the number
officers and men which composed each draft: ltth...
9 offices, 152 rank and file, under the command of Caked
Watson ; 39th-8 officers, 173 rank end file, under the .
mind of Major Tinley ; 9th-8 officers, 60 rank and Ey
under the command of Captain Dunne. Fifty driven re;
the commissariat department, iu charge of superintend.%
Hill, sailed with the drafts. The fife and drum uand eft%
69th Regiment accompanied them to the quay, and u
men departed they were cheered lurily by the people.
On Monday the first division of 17th depot, consieregei
two companies, will march from this city by Johnstown is
Tharles, and proceed by railway to Limerick. On Tuesday
two companies more, the head quarters and all remain*
of the die.ct, will march by debt:Mown to Thnrles.
17th will be relieved here by the depot of the 72nd Bee.
ment, from Limerick, which will arrive en Monday. A
better conducted body of men than the soldiers of thel7a
Regiment never were in this garrison, and the officers wen
universally and deservedly esteemed and respected by.%
itizens. On Thursday morning, thu depot of the 91st
Regiment, consistin; of 2 sergeants, 1 drummer, and no
rank and file, took their departure in the Falcon slew
from Cork, for Chatham, under the command of Liuteunt
D. Olivie.

MALTA, bilf. 3.
Oa the let the Ripon left for Marseilles with
Lord Cardigan and a number of invalids. Since then so
have had many arrival,. among them the Cyclops, Cambria,
and Alps, from Constantinople, and the Mauritine, fora
Marseilles. The Cgslcps is to be repaired. The Alp,
lease, this day for Marseilles, taking many of the invalid
offioers with her, and the Cambria for England, also aitb
invalids sad sick.

The Cambria brought down from Constantinople a nos.
ber of sick and wounde,:, among them Sir Gecrge Brous,
Major Whitmore, A D C., Lieut. Colonels Wilua IM
Cadogan, of the Guards.

The A'ps also brought sick and wounded, and with Ms*
the widow of Brigadier-General Adams and Mrs. Dalma.
. .

Off Gallipoli, on the 30th, they paned her Majesty's dip
Britannia, with Admiral Ducdaa's lag, and Trafalgar, as.
companied by two steamers, blowing a strong fair wind,
that they may aeon be expected here.
. _

Admiral Dundee has given the vacancy put at his dill,
posal by the Admiralty to Lieut. Vevey, first et the Bn.
mania ; and Admiral Lyons to his fig lieutenant, Lieut.
Coles, who takes pascals by the Alps this antrum. TY
lion. Captain Carnegie leaves in the Cambria.