The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-05 00:00:00

COMMISSIONS GIVEN TO SERGEANTS.

The following pneral order has been issued from
Lord Raglan's beattquartars, announcing the astnes of
those brave men whose " deeds of arms," sines the 20th of

September lest, bur* recommended teem for promotton
from non-commissioned °Seers to ensigns and cornets. It
is u follows :

" oingesAL ozram.

Jan. 18

"I accordance with the inetractiois coostianed in the
Letter from the General Commanding•in-Chief, of the 14th
December, 1864, which was published in the General Orders
of the 28th ult., the Commander of the Forces has the
satisfaction of appointing provisionally, and pending her
Majesty's plessure, the under-mentioned sergeants of the
'cavalry and the line, as cornets or ensigns, each in bis own
regiment. All commi.sions to bear date 6tb November.
Red

Wham
4th Drsi.Gets.- flerg..BlM. Prim
6th Ilr.l Gds.- j. Fla.
gerald
Ist Dragoono-SsmAlolor 1.10
6th Ih'orono -9rtg.-MaJor Hat
4th Urrp.-841g..liaj..thisthapl
Bth Drys.-derg.-Majlistrlmm
11th Dry..-Bmg.llE MlMit
13th Drags.-Sal.-11 MOW
Mb Dia/IL-Berg: Dorm
Ist not—Qurra.4arg. arm
4th Foot- Quartermnster4lsrst.
namides
7th Foot -016noi-Itsset. annett
17th Foot-Wm.-Ms* Us
19th Foot -isseenat Anita,
20'h Foot-Oolser-Bert.Osnett7
21st Foot berg.-raj Tsuiden
Tith loot-fisrg.-1111Mor noshes
34t0 Foot- Quorm.-berg. Moue
33141 Foot-Quartermaster-Sere.
Thompson

fah not —Charterm.horo. i 447
50th Poet —nsvg..llalor Evans
flat Foot—Ssorgesst naird
41nd Pout—tisnr..bisJor Lawvon
46th rost—derglicir Whitten
47tb Poot—Berg.- Young
49th Poot—esvg.-11 Mickey
Setb Fuot--Ilsrg..lisor lamb
65tb Poot—Qmrsir.-34cg. Scott
57th Fort—Osiimr4erg. Orme
620 Prat—PoirmAsrg. Prim
6,rd Prot—lriAlbdor Matson
69tb Foot—lken..ll4. Thompson
77th not —llsromon MLietet
79th Foot—QoomnAlorg. WOW
,8111 Poot—Qoaretaksg. Grier
93rdYoot—Glisordlorg. Gordon
95th Foot —AsalorgAdoi. Poston
97th Foot - Quartormsoimategt-

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: Battn. Bile Brigant—earg..
Nape Mager

THE CAMP RAILWAY.---par Paris contemporaries
publish a letter from Constantinople of the 22nd ult.,
n which, after dwelling on the wealth of comforts
and conveniences accumulated there, the writer says :
" If the railway were terminated all would soon
be distributed and set up in 48 hours. Unfortunately,
the railway meets with unexpected obstacles.
Between 600 and 800 Croatians were engaged to
work at it. Every needful measure was taken—they DUBLIN. Faa. 3.
had their passports en regk, and had even received Twenty-five volunteers from the Royal North
advances of money. Bet on the day fixed for the Down Rifle Regiment of Militia having come forward for
departure no one presented himself. It is impossible the 3rd Buffs, under the superintendence of Lieutenant
to conjecture the secret motive of this desertion en
Hoe: who has been at Newtownards for the purpose of ra-
crip volunteers, proceeded on Tuesday hy railway, wider
Witt. m
charge of a sergeant of the Buffs, from Newtowcards to
CIVIL HOSPITALS FOR THE ARMT.—The gover- Sewry, to join their new corps.
non of St Bartholomew's Hospital have, with extreme lan I Oa Wednesday evening 133 men of the 92nd High-
rality, placed 40 medical and 40 surgical hefls at the free binders arrived at Cork from Dublin, end were to have
disposal of government for the use of the sick and wounded proceeded yesterday to Gravesend, where they will embark
from the Crimea. The authorities at tit. Thomas's have for Gibraltar to join their regiment, which is under orders
also offered hospital acoommodation to the government. Mr. for the Crimea early in spring. Drafts from ether nee
Arnott has not accepted the ales of chief surgeon to the • menu ere hourly expected in Cork from the depots of
hospital at Smyrna. It is expected that government will Fermoy, Templemore, and Bin. It is understood that 100
apply to al' our large boapitas to assist in the formation of artillery horses will arrive in Queenstown for embarkation
• staff both of medical men, dressers, and nurses.—Mselicai to the Crimea. Her Majesty's screw steam transport ship
Times and Gristle. I will arrive in Queenstown neat week, for the purpose of
THE Dime AND DUCHESS OP BRABANT returned embarking troops for the seat of war. Her Majesty's screw
to Venice on the 23rii ult., from their excursion to Milan, steam ship Cesar, 400 horse power, Captain John Robb, left
and embarked on the 28th for Egypt. Their Royal High. Plymouth Sound co Monday, and arrived in Queenstown
aessee intend to go as far es the cataract. of the Nile, and on Tuesday evening. She has on board 150 begs of bread
return thictigh Palestine and Syria. for the Crimea.