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

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1855.

r A number of Turks were compromised. The head of
the conspiracy, Aly Bey, a relative of Mushir Vast
Pacha, was hung in Kars on the 27th of August.
A regiment of cavalry departed from Kars this
week during the night, and arrived at Pena, near
Olti, without molestation. General Williams says
that since this regiment has passed without hurt, a
convoy might consequently enter Kars. Troops have
therefore been concentrated in Olti. •
Amongst the regiments which have been sent from
Dive Boyun for Old and Hassan Kabob by the way
of Deli 13abs, tendencies to cholera have manifested
themselves. Oat of 2,000 men in Hassan Kale)',
two hundred were attacked on the 2nd and 3rd of this
month. Eighty of these died in two days.
The epidemic here is on the point of departure.
Last week we lost 30 persons per diem. Now we only
lose about five or six.

It is reported here that the Armenians from Kars
have rece►ved orders to leave the city. borne say
that the reason of this is to get rid of all useless
mouths—those who consume without doing any
for the common good. Others say—and, eta
think, with more jostice—that it is because they are
suspected by the authorities. This is more than pro-
bable ; because this ration, despised by the Turks,
and therefore flattered and cherished by the /lonians,
has far more reason for sympathy with the latter
than the former. _ _ _

The government at Constantinople, in vita of the
representation of our ambassador, always insists upon
gentle treatment towards the Armenians. It need
scarcely be remarked that the orders on this subject
are a dead letter. _ . _ .

The courier from Teheran, who arrived here yester-
day, brings letters from Tabris. Our friends tell us
that in Georgia the population had organised a sys-
tematic conspiracy, the object of which was to make a
simultaneous rising, and unite themselves to the
Circassian', should the latter appear in the province.
Unfortunately, the plot was discovered. Numerous
arrests took place, the authorities at 'little taking the
utmost oars to prevent the publication of the facts.
The Circassian, are still, as ever, willing to act with
Turkish troops. Unfortunately, up to this time, no
opportunity has offered itself of combining the plans
of both nations. Mr. Longwortb, who was sent to
Sheik Sohamyl to concert measures for this purpose,
has succeeded in some degree, notwithstanding the
jealousy and the apathy of the Turkish Pachas. Let
us hope that the arrival of Omer Penh* will have the
effect of crowning the efforts of our compatriots with
'secs'.

Colonel Ca14,11(16114 a Roman, who distinguished
himself in the revolution in his own country, and who
is well known for his talents, has just died of
cholera. The fortifications here were erected under
his direction. He wu buried in the Armenian
church. The military authorities gave orders that
the corpse should be accompanied to the grave by
bodies of troops, and military music. The event is
peculiar, as not only did European officers follow in
procession, but a number of Turkish officials were
present. This is the first time that a Christian has
received military honours after death here, the first
time that Turkish troops have marched beside the
banner of the cross.

PROM U.. LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, 04.2.

DOWNING-STREET, SIPT. 29.
Tie Queen lase been pleased to appoint Philip Frail&
Little, Eaq., to be Attorney General ; John Dept, Esq , to
be Coloni l Soeretary; Edward Hauraben, Esq., to be
Surveyor General ; and George Henry Emerson. BIT, to be
Solicitor General for the laland of Newfoundland.

Het Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Lawrence
O'Brien, James Tobin, John Rochfort, M D.. George Behr,
Emerson, John Munn, Samuel Carson, M.D., Thomas Row,
James Johnstone Rogerson,Thomas Harrison Ridley, James
Fatloog, Philip Dungen, and James Cormack, Esqrs., to be
Members of the Legislative Council of Newfoundland.

BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 29.
The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Tads
have received a copy of • deltateh from her lisinty's
Consul at Naples, rep.rtiog the abolition of guaranties at
that port, in respect of vessels arriving from Marseilles and
the halms ports.

WAROFFICR, OCT. 2.
3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Liautimant Jan Miller

to be with;at purchase.
Ml:Magoon Gaards—Walter Blschford Gifford, gent, to
he cornet, without purchase, vice Stewart, appointed to
the 2nd Dragoons.
3rd Light Dragoons—Lieuteneat Taylor Lembard Maya.,
from the 14th Dragoons, to be captain, without puroheass.
7th Light Dragoons—Captain George W. Collins Inlseeme
from half pay of the 16th Light Dragoons, to be cartels.
without purchase.
13th Light Dragoon—Thomas Arthur Southwell, gent., to
be cornet, by purchase, vice Moan, promoted. The brevet
promotion of Captain Arthur Tremor's to bear date Dee.
in lieu of July 7, 1866, as proviouely stated. The
name of the comet appointed cm Anoint 3,185.5, is Stinky
de Awe' Calvert Clarke, and not 8. D'Astel, &c , as pre.
viouly stated.
16th Light Dropout—Lieutenant Hon.. Trompr to be cape,
tan, without purchase.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Contain Richard
Paget Campbell Jones to be adjutant, via andel'', who
rnigas the adjutancy only; Second Captain Henry
. Townsend Boulthee to be adjutant, vice Teller, retired on
half pay ; Second Captain Robert John Hays to be adju.
taut, vice Adye, promoted ; Seward Captain George Har-
rison Aro Forbes to be adjutant, vies Henry, promoted ;
Gentleman Cadet William Henry lent to be lieutenant,
and to take rank in the list of lietttenatire neat after Lieu-
tenant Frederick John George Hill; Lieutenant Frederic
Lund to be second captain, vice Soo. , killed in action.
The date of the promotion of Second Captain W. G. An.
draws to be altered from Sept. 16 to 7. Brevet Colonel
Cherie, William Wingfield to be colonel, vice Wilford,
ordered to be borne supernumerary ; Captain John Henry
Lefroy (on seconded Bente be lieutenant colonel ; Captain
Charles James Buchanan Riddell to be lieutenant colonel,
v as Wingfield ; Brevet Major John George Boothby to
be eeptaia, via Riddell ; Lieutenant Alexander Henry
Murray (on seconded li-t) to be second captain ; Lieute-
nant John Alexander Philipps Adams to be second
captain, vice Boothhy ; Lieutenant Roderick Mackonsie,
to be second captais, vice Simpson, ordered to be borne

supernumerary.
Tee following gentlemen to be appointed lieutenants with
temporary rank :—Francie Duncan, Alezander Doull,
John Ryder Oliver, Edward Egan, James Corry Jones
Lowry, James Peattie Morgan, (fame Grote Harmer,
Philip MeL rurin Guilt., Arthur Ford, Francis Montague
Smith, Francis Arthur Mast, Frederick Rowlett, Richard
Handsisch, Charles Milts Molony, George Arbuthnot,
Richard Ssdlelr, Willitm Baotou Barlow, ItAuu Call.
well Smith.

Royal ingTUeerr—Second Captain Horace William Mon-
tagu to be eastain, vie. Broke, deceased; Lieutenant
Alesauder Rose Clark. to be second asp:aio, vim
Montagu.
The undermentioned gentlemen tube appointed lieutenants,
with temporary rank:—Robert Murdock Smith, Charles
Willism Nyilecn.

Cold. ;tre7m oua;tl; Ensign and Lieutenant Hon.W. Amber
Amherst to be Ili:utensilt and captain, without purchase;
Lieu' t and Captain A. J. Fremantle to be adjutant,
vice Byng, who resigns the adjourn, only.
lit Regime"( of Foot—Ensign J. W. B. Thomas to be lien-
antsats thost revenue, vim Projes; deceased; Lieute-
nant John Richard Wheeler, from E. South Cork VOA
Infantry Militia,• to be ensign, without pareham, vice
Thomas.

3rd Foot—Ensign S. H. Heywood to be lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Birmingham, promoted.
9th Foot—Ensign S. A. Agnew to be lieutenant, vies
Tourshy, promoted.
13th Foot—Eosign Duncan Stewart to be lieutenant, by
purchase, vico Long, promoted; Alfred Gabriel Wynen,
gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice D. Stewart.
19th Foot—Ceptain Henry Augustus Jackson, from half pay
Unattached, to be captain, vice Richard Borrstt, who en•
change'.
24th Foot—George Scott, gent., to be ensign, without pur-
chaos, vice Troup, appointed to the 35th Foot.
25th Foot—Ensign Richard Roes, from the Monaghan Re-
giment of Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice
Shaft°, promoted in the 92nd Foot.
26th Foot—The surname of the ensign appointed on Sept.
14, 18.55, is Franklie, and not Franklyn, u previously
stated. _ .

30th Foot—Lieutenant 0. H. Bandon to be adjutant, vice
Forbes, died of his wounds.
31st Foot—Lieutenant G. Spaight to be captain, without
purchase, vice Anderson, killed in action; Ensign W.
Thway tes to be lieutenant,without purchase,vice Spaight;
William Forbes Anderson, gent, to be ensign without
purchase, vice Tewaytes.
36th Foot—Ensign W. M. Anson to be lieutenant, without
parches., vice Hughes, appointed to the 92nd Foot; En-
sign It H. W. Troup, from the 24th Foot, to be ensign,
without purchase, vice Anse%
39th Foot—The Got Cbriatian name of Ensign Oldfield, ap-
pointed on Sept. 23, 1855, is Copier, and not Cape's', as
previously stated.
42nd Foot—Lieutenant F. C. Scott to be captain, without
purchase,vice Cuosingbame, deceased. To be Lieutenants,
without purchase—Ensigns W. P. Hesketh, vice Scott;
A J. Bromley, R. K. Bayly, P. M. Bosworth. To be Ea-
sign, without purchase—Victor McFarlane, gent., vice
Heaketb, promoted.
46th Foot—Lieutenant Nadu Dammam to be coptsin,
without purchase, vice Brevet Major W. Hardy, whose
b rank has been converted into substantive rank,
under the Royal Warrant of Oct. 6, 1854 ; Ensign W. J.
Faster to be litestenant,without purcheae,vies Dunacombe ;
James Stewart Carlow, gest., to be ensign, without pur-
chase, vies Foster.
47th Font —Lieutenant Roderick Hanley, from the Roscom-
mon Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Roberts,
appointed to the tied Foot.
49th Foot—Lieutenant Colonel James Wells Armstrong,
from half pay Unattsched, to be lieutenant colonel, with-
out purchase, vice Baddeley, who eachanges ; Brevet
Major John H. King to be major, without pur-
chase, vice Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Armstrons.
wheats brevet rank has bees converted into sub-
stantive rank, under the Royal Warrant of October
6, 1854 ; Lieutenant J. Hopkins to be captain, without
purchase, vice King; Ensign Christopher Michell to be
lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hopkins; Lieutenant
George Donovan, from the Sumo Light Infantry
Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Misled], pro-
moted; Assistant Surgeon John Joseph Adrian, from the
staff, to he assistant surgeon, vice Jephoon, resigned.
60th Voce—Lieutenant J. W. Dimond to be captain, by pur-
chase, vice Dalton, who retires ; Ensign W. L. Lewes to
be lieutenant, by purchase, vies Dimond.
66th Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns
A. S Young, P. S. Morgan, C. B. Theobald. To he Es-
signs,without reviews—Martin Joseph Fitasimon Kenny,
gent., vies Young; Georg, Finis, gent., vies Morgan;
William John Byde Martin, peat., vice Tbeobeld.
66th Foot—Reginald Bythell, gent., to be assign, by pur-
chase, vice Massey, promoted.
67th Foot—Herman Wein', gent., to be ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Filmes., promoted is the Grenadier Guards.
66th Foot—Ensign Walter Rig& to be lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Wilford, who retina.
76th Foot—George William Wigelaworth, gent., to be NI-
Digo, without purchase, vice Best, promoted in the 92.1
Foot.
80th Foot—George Welt Comm, gent., to be ensign, by
purchase, vice Paulson, promoted.
82nd Foot—Lieutenant Charles Newt.. Biros to be cogo
tale, without purchase; Ensign J. H. Linton to be
lieutenant, without purchase, vies Bigp i litiweed
Swings Lock, gent., to be ensign, witMeit fuesiese.
rice Linton.
&ith Foot—Lieutenant John Athorpe to be captain, by pur-
chase, vies Weeper, who retires.
88th Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns
G. H. Watson, vice Pearson, promoted; E. E. Austen,
vies Day, promoted ; W. Bitch, vice Watson, whose pro-
motion, without purchase, on August 17, 1866, has been
cancelled; T. Bathe, vise Austen. whose promotion,
without purchase, on August 17,1855, has been cancelled ;
F. N. Dew, vies Burke, whops promotion, without par-
don. on Sept. 20, has been cancelled. To be Ensign,
wilbet eurehass—Essiga Fitagerald Messy Mitchell,
Ism the Roseman° Militia, vies Dew, promoted.
Foot—Moyes Prestos, gest., to be ensign, without
pnrebo
910 Foot— ut.
Jobs Miehul Mtn, gent., tube emir, by pm-
ism vise Gurney, promoted.
rid Foot—To be Lieutenants, wittiest purdieme—Liate-
11111112St G. 8. Rushee, from 36th Foot; Issehrne mm
Measheal, from 26th Foot G. H. Beet, limn 78th Not;
L. W. M. Lockhart. R. B. Ilaierso. eel W. ilimet.,l
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