The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-10 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

The tamed (*eider Memciessthus has hest bees
Weed to *Sore esenamadisi &potty and regiments of
tanky awl laitatty at bens sad abroad :
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" Horse Cards, October 31.
'• It appear*/ Oat the promotions of atmemsmissioand
oaken at the Moses of regiments Genie' in the But have,
is several Isalsafts, takes Maas without the previous
approval of the 'Moor osnamaadiag the regiment abroad,
sentrary M dm Molonatiens eoataioed in the Circular
Memorandum rf S. Illeb Deember, let* which directed
that the piewideeel peneselese, intended for carrying on the
dutharf tha depelk were to be subject to the approval of
the sibeeeeii reelesestel authority, the Field Marshal

CoomemilogirChisl reminds eh; calms ocassadlag
&polo SAS A web proseeleoe on to be arosblered es satin
ally peallas tbe approval sail socibraatios thereof by the
edam emomaadlair the servile* troops or compatiee.-131
ossomead, G. A. Wirrimaraz.

ADMIRALTY, Nov. 9. —APPOINIIIIIMIL—MaIiter
J. Way (1860), le the Horatio, 24, form stun retard
260• .r.. own, at Postman*.
Kama J. D. Bwitoer (1849), to tho Sampson, 6,
poidlomkaoi mom Mists, of 4674ar50 power, at Porto
sosoth.

liirsktr D. K. Anderson, to the Polyphones, 6.
poidiew noon sloop, of 200-ho,, pow, at Porto.
me&

WOOLWICH, Nov. 9.
nen IS at preoont bandit!, in Woolwich Dock-
fad a sew tiseeription of mortar rift, fee use in naval writ-
hes. Although the mow beats befit and fitted on the
pin and mem the seperiatendance of Captain Roberti,
Royal ideriee Artillery, ia the simian of the preen& year,
have bees Mod loriewer eir far setialacterily, yet the reeoil
oseseionoil by Ito ISt* of the martin was so greet as to
wee a seek= lea el tine in steadying the moil tar •
snood elevation, mid bring the mortar male to beer as the
eldest of sae*. This detest bee gives rise to the criostrne-
des of thonowsotibuolgtion et raft, which it is astielpsted
will imam. so serious sheik. The raft will be supported
by Nor pentane, fitted lengthwiee, end whisk will also
seaw tar the powder magenluee, thus leaviog the whole
wine of the raft Mom ler the working of the mortar. It
will ben emstraiseed that it Imp tie wawa to please aid pat
together is • very short Use. The mortar bed, sad the
node of ellegiag the mortar, will be similes to those fitted
is the mortar boats, the mortar itself beteg of the same
weight m these already in we.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9.
The Ripon. transport, will embark troops and
atone bare ea Mosby, for the C►imea.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 9.
The Phenix, 6, Knew steam sloop, was taken into
the Skewness bane yesterday for a general overhaul of hell
and machinery. All the five years' service amuses on beard
her whose paled of service has capital have minsorislised
the Admiralty for their chseberges, sot, as they state, frees
dears to leave the *mks, bat solely ea neemeat of the
diagnose follies qualities of the Ptmais whoa becalmed
in a heavy sea-way, at which time it bee been repeatedly
proved that she has rolled her asas:s over the Ode. They
aU speak is the 114 beet verses of their Meets.
The Chatham, Weer bulk, ►avisg raked the boilers and
machinery of Use screw steam frigate Mats, sunken is the
Water Witch in the fitting basin (ea reported), was takes
out and towed to Chatham yesterday by the steam easels
Adder sad Atria's.

—The sew mew steam fript Cbmapeako, of 60 gees, is
ordered to be towed to Chateau for fitting for twouainiow ;
she is to be brought forward immediately.

DUBLIN, Nov. 9.
THI TOLIM Munu.—TlALEts, MONDAY.—Oa
Saturday last, Mr John Langford Itse, of Keel, in this
county, presented in this town the unprecedented number of
67 recruits, obtained for the Kerry Regimen!, between the
fair of Cutlemsioe, on Thursday, and the market day here,
en Saturday. If I am correctly informed, Mr. Rae optionally
or conditionally, on gettioe • company, pledged kluself to
bring one with Wes ; and lithe realisation of that promise be
120 men, certainly half the number in two days is • pretty
fair eeriest of its redemption I understand that the men are
all labourers sad fanners' sou on his emu property, and that
of his three brothers. Malty of them are the labourers em-
ployed by Mcßae himself is draining, embanking, end fann-
ing ("anti**, who, now that Mr. Reels bartering the plough-
'bare, battering mallet and pick, for the sash and sword,
think it better to secure a "clean decent life " with him ;
while others are the pruner sou of small farmers on the
property, whe never would won that " honoured badge sad
deer cockade," if their light beans did not best to follow
their master. Mr. Ras also took the beet ialtiative to
stimulate a martial spirit. He was greeted by the staff-
' alma pensions*, Captain Stokes, the use of the drums
and fifes of the corps, and made good use of them et Comte-
mains fair, where he is somewhat popular. On the whole,
I think that this piece of intelligence will sot be unac-
ceptable at head gears**, when the spirits of the" juniors"
were ramming low, consequent as the late reduction order.
I has I will be shortly able to report Anther progress la
this setseprise; sad U props/assets sumess attends eon-
Used entellumb se pest is her Majesty's envies could be
seta Wei, er preltably appropriated than that of remit.
leg eilleaS • gentlessaa who bids far to peeve himself •
• teal strearator."—arb Iteportsr.