The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, MAT 23. —APPOINTMENTS. —Nrld-
shiptsen J. A. Fraser and F. W. Prised, to the Enterprise.
Assistant Enemas P. Samson, to the Amu:aeon

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 23.
The Lord Warden, hired sailing troop ship,
arrived at godhead dories the night from Me&sis, last from
Plymouth. She twinge home the left wing of the 69th Re-
giment, under the command of Captain G. Helot, moist*
of five alms, 205 men, 17 women, and 23 children • also
71 military invalids, two women, sad eavenehildren Qom-
lag to otim regiments, under the mediesl charge of
J. W. Whittaker.

-"The Trafalgar bird sailing troop ship, has also arrived
from Madras (lass from Plymouth), brining the right wing
of the 69th Bailment, consisting of 320 officers sad mem,
under the command of Major Edgar. The troops disem-
barked at Postaroo?tbto-day.

The Victoria wad Albert. royal yaoht. Captain the PAWS
Twin's.. sails at daylight tomorrow for Flushirg, to so-
bark do Primer Laois of Hoar for coavoyasos to
°ramrod.

NATIONAL TuurrhuLNcs LILLOIJI. —Lela evening
a converse:Wee is furtherance of the interests of this asso-
ciation took plus at the Haeover-equare-roccue nuder very •
favotirableeireatostancee, the attenduce being numerous, acid
the arrangements being such u were calculated to mean a
saceseful result. The rooms were tastefully adorned with
plants, flowers, peintiegs, phologrephs, statuary, modals,
bo and sufficient pulse were taken to ensure a satiefactot7
eru:lanatiou of any object which might chinos to attract
particular atteutioe. As usual on such occeolosa, the
microscope, the kaleidoscope, the stereoscope, and other
optical instrumento were brought into practical mini-
and those who were not disposed to " feast
their eyes" through the medium of these objects, were
enabled to gratify their ears be listening to some very agree-
able music performed tinder the direction of Mr. E. rivet.
Anwept the pieces gives wee • part eon by J. Benet
(1614), called " My lady is as fair as fine," which was nueek
applauded and received the honour of an encore. In ad-.
dime to the attractive features mentioned, there were las-
ting and experimeeta by Mr. T. A. Smith sad Mr.
Roberta (the latter acting as a substitute for Protease
Pepper), and an addles. by Mr. Samuel Bewley, the presi-
dent, who expatiated with much earneelawes upon the
virtues of temperance, and appealed to the company for cow•
toned and increased support to the league. The ecitertain-
meet appeared to pass off very tatialactonly, and to gime
promise of profit to the institution.
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a " Chapter on Street Naimaers," extmeted from Mr.
Merles 13abbage's " Passages in the Life of a Plefiseeplutr.*
It is full of facts which tell padartally in timer of Mr.
Bass's bill now before parliament, and, most redusis of
the tribulatioos of our ogle:Owen, ie very interesting.
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