The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-17 00:00:00

THE SICK AND WOUNDED OF THE

CA.MBRIA.

LIVERPOOL, Tv ESDAY.

The brave fellows who arrived here yesterday in
the Cambria from the Crimea disembarked about 4 o'clocki
an order from London to that effect having been received.
The mat urgent cues were conveyed to the Infirmary,
where prompt arsistance wu rendered, and the la mainder
of the tick and wounded were accommodated in a building
connected with the workhouse, which has recently dm
added to the establishment as medical and surgical wards.
Refreshments were provided for them immediately upon
their arrival, and for these and the excellent arrangements
made for their comfort each man expressed his warm
thanks. The Mayor, the ex-Mayor, Captain Bevis, R.N.,
Admiralty agent, the superintendent of police, and a hod
of other officials, were unremitting in their attentions to
contribute to the comfort of the men, and have been pre-
sent at their various meals.

We learn from a respectable source that the govern-
ment is about to organise a baggage and transport
corps. The officers will be selected from the East
India Company's army. They will rank with officers
of her Majesty's service. Col. M'Murdo is to have
the command, and he, with some other officers and
men selected from the metropolitan police, will sail
next week for Constantinople. The policemen will
form the nucleus of the corps, which will then' be
completed at Constantinople by Terkisk recruits.—
Daily News.

ADMIRALTY, JAN. 16.— AP
minder L. U. Rammet (1854) to the Albion, 90, at Malta.
Lieutenants J. Townsend (1844) to the Himalaya, screw
steam ship, at Southampton; and R. V. Hamilton (1851)
to the Desperate, 8, *crew steam sloop, of 400 horse power,
at Sheerness.

.—Com-

Chaplain F. Hannan (1342) to the St. Vincent, 102, at
Portsmouth.

Masters Assistants A. Car to the Nile, 90, screw steam
ship, at Plymouth; and P. Rees to the Tartar, 21, at
Chatham.

General Beateon, who is in Constantinople with a
large staff of Indian officers, and is charged by the govern-
ment with the formation of a body of 4,000 cavalry, is
about to proceed to Thewsly, for the purpose of raising this
force from the population of those provinces.
Rear-Admiral Houston Stewart becomes second in
commend of Sir Edmund Lyons' fleet in the Black See, and
Rear• Admiral Montage Stopford will succeed him as ad-
miral superintendent at Malta.

PORTSBIOUTII, JAN. 16.

The Duke of Wellington, 131, screw ship, Captain
Gordon, is expected to come into batbour in a few den, to
be docked to have her bottom examined.

The Eck, 20, screw sloop, Captain Birch, has taken her
powder and shell out to-day, preparatory to coming into
harbour to have a new mainmast, havin sprung her prr
sent one.

The Ajax, 60, screw ship, Captain Warden, is to go to
Spithead in a few days, having completed her relit.
The Avon, steam transport, went to Southampton this
morning.

The Geyser, 6, steam sloop, Commander llew, bas com-
pleted taking in coals to-day at Spithead, and is now ready
for sea.

DUBLIN,

Capt. Hawkins' Company, ith battalion, of the
Royal Artillery, will leave Portobello barracks tomorrow
and embark at the North Wall, for Liverpool, es MU"
to Woolwich, preparatory to their immediate departure for
the Crimea. .

The Raistanee, troop ship, with 500 men of the 56th
Hest. on board, bound from Bermuda to Dublin, having
been compelled by stress of weather to put into Queenstown,
on Saturday, the men were removed to Cork yesterday
(Monday) and remain for the present in Cork barracks.
Two hundred men of the 2nd Somerset Militia, princi-
pally recruits, arrived in Cork on Sunday, from Bristol, is
the Sabrina, and were immediately marched to the military
barracks,where they will fill up the vacancies carved in their
corps by the great number of volunteers who recently left
for the Crimea.
Edward Strickland, Esq., Assistant Commissariat Gene-
ral, and Mrs. Strickland, have left the Hibernian Hotel es
route for Athens.

II
r ,EPARTURE OF THE IMPERIAL GUARDS FOR THE
CRIMEA.—A despatch from Marseilles announces the depar-
ture of the Vulcan (English war steamer), the Ripon, and
another steamer, with the Imperial Guards OA board. The
populace showed much enthusiasm.