The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-23 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

DUBLIN. JULY 21.

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The appeal made to the Dublin metropolitan
police and ansi Irish ooastabulary force for vnlsateers for
the Guards hes bits sigsally unsuccessful. Yesterday the
lest-mentioned body was mastered is the Upper Castle-
yard, to toe somber of about 700 see, of wheal 100 met
weembened Is plaia sloth's. The Lord Lientenot sr-
:w the viceregal lodge, atteaded by aidurd•-earap,
nal the distiaguiabed pawn present were—Lord
orammauder of the form is Inland, with several
MIBMIIe of Me alai; Lid Cloaph, ComaimioanOTarrall,
as. The pal oe. under esammod of Colonel Browse
oemonleeioaer, were put through some 'WOO movements,
mud thou draws op in hollow salaam, who prenuted I. their
oompet lien a very floe appearance. Calomel Browse them
dimmed them, t .td them bow high au opinion hie Howl-
Wray 11.4 formed of their dmiplin and Evelyne*, mid
lealmand that if say of them won prepared to eon r into
the Quees'e Guards, they might card their names with
their respective tuperioteudoMa It happens, bowers.,
that mots single min hes cOMII inward for that purpose—a
fact net, perhap., tube wetland at, ening 1,
seat pay aad comforts el the an ere courklerable
greater thou what they would *spy If they embraced
the military invita.i.'n. Oa the preeediog day a similar
faspeetioa took place of the Constabulary depot is the
Phooia•parM w ith a pretty nearly similar result—only four
mem having presented themselves as volunteers for the
Household Brigade. It is stated, kilted, that if au Irish
butatioa of Gauls were to be raised, men enough would
be found to come (Award ; sad Colonel Browne was
cheered yesterday, whet he said he had no doubt that he
would be foll Awed to the Crimea by 500 of his men, if it
were oreessary for him toga there ; bet the obvious obstacle
is the difference of pay, so vastly in favour of the present
position la-th of the Dublin polies and the nostabulary.
Drafts of twenty five host, each from the various cavalry
iepots—va . the 4th Dragnna Claerds, 6th Dragoon Guards,
6th Drag son Gaarde, and 17th Lancers—are held in readi-
Meta here to be conveyed to their respeetive corps in the
Crimea. The horses of ih• 4th aad 17th Leann arrived la'
Dublin yesterday, and will be embarked is the Himalaya,
whisk is expects i at Kingstown to morrow. A draft of
lose Officera mil 41 into, with 100 horses, ia also held in
readiness at New bridge for embarkatioa in the Resolute,
moineararily riveted at Kingstown.
The 56t0 It g;inent are in -hourly expectation of the ar-
rival Oahe Isup.rairie, at Kingstown, to take them to the
Crimea; and about 130 menet the 18th and 13th Regiments
of Foot arrive in Dublin to-day for the same destination.
Several meat of the Wexford Militia have lately volan-
towed into the lies. The garrima duty throughout Ireland
follow alto at wholly performed by regiments.

WOOLWICH, JOLT 21.

The screw steam transport Harbinger, No. 16,
arrived opposi,e the Royal Arsenal from the eastward on
Friday afteraucn. It is e x pected that she will take a quan-
tity of shot and shell for Bslaklave.
The sailing snipe Medias and Matilda have niarly filled
sp their cargo, this being a
,miaellaneoas assortment of

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The Arthur Cinder, screw steamer, No. 238, baba taking
stores from the Arsenal for the East.
Twenty ere and drivers left Woolwich to-dsy to
proceed by steamer from London to Leith, to join Captain
B. W. Mount's a's. company, No. 2, of the Bth Battalion
Royal Artillery (S. Field Battery.)
Captain L. O. Peget's company, No. 8 of the 4:11 Bat-
talion 'Royal Artillery, hts been placed under the command
of Colonel W. C. Anderson, to undergo a coarse of field-
battery eat rcise.
Oa Frilay coining telegraphic orders were received at
Woolwich, from the AdiUralty, for the immediate depar-
ture of the Thunder, floatiog battery, and all the other
vowels ready for service at Woolwich, were ordered to get
steam up and leave for Sheerness. They consisted of the
Black Eaelf, trews& yacht, muter Commander Feeley; the
Vivid, steam yacht, Master Commander Allen ; the Rhada-
=anther. steam store ship, Master Commander J. Belem;
and the Dee, steam scare *hip, Muter Commander Pullen.
The Vivid and Black Eagle jr-,t under weigh immediately
sad proceeded to Chatham, to attend on the Lords of the
Admiralty. The Thunder bed steam up by 2 o'clock on
Saturday morning, and lest at 3, towed by the Rhedaman•
Mu and the Dee, for Sheerness, where they arrived at
about 11 o'claek. The R adamanthus having a cargo of
boilers and machinery on board for Portsmouth, left the
battery at S terraces and proceeded on her voyage. Nom/r-
-ow were the enojectures moog the workmen of the dock-
yard and factory us to the sudden orders and departure of
all the vessels ready for service at this port.

PORTSMOUTH, Jos,: 22.

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The Gorgon, 8, paddle sloop, Commander Craw-
ford, having hod defects made good, left Spithead last
Wahl for the Baltic, taking supernumeries for the Beet.
The Hemet, 6. paddle sloop, Commander Coryton, tailed
last night from likithead.
The Ilydaspes, sum transport, which arrived oa Friday
with 202 invalide, tame km harbour yesterday to lead
them, and now waits orders to proceed to Southamptea.
The steam transport Alns, aerie. d yesterday from the
But. Sne brings a few pincers home. She sailed in the
sight for Liverpool, as did also the ladies, steam transport.
The City of London, steam trausoort, and Aloter, stoma
transport, alto mottled from the Eut, empty. They are
pose to the River.
Nearly all the transports now caning home are being
paid oat of the service.

SHEERNESS, JULY 22.
The Vivid, paddle-wheel steam vessel (tender to
Fisgard), passed here on Friday last at 7 p.m ,tor Chatham,
ea particular service by Admiralty orders.
Tee Sleek Eagle, peddle wheel steam yacht, made bee
aumberat 7 p.m. ow Friday last. passing down Sea Reath
ea her way to the Downs from Woolwich, to communicate
with three French nien•of•war, reported to be then is the
Downs.
The Thunder, 14, Skating battery, Mr. James Leys. in
'barge et the machmery department, arrived here at 10.30
a.m., is fliturday. assisted by the Dee, 4, paddle-wheel
moan transport, Mauer Commander Thee. C. Pullen, and
the Rhadsamatbm, 4, paddle•wheel 'teem transport, Master
Commander idle &lam. Altar the Thunder bad anchored,
the Illadammthas proceeded fee Portsmouth et 11.35 a.m..

with Mem ens** nine- ka ter the Mellhereesh, 131
fuss, sow fit ame atthat port.
The artifiesrs of the yard were busily mined on Sator-
day waking in and making memo all the maM deck ports
of the t alog b :tteries Mama and Meteor. They have
not yet commeavit taking their gene ow board. Tee, an
ordered to be ready to eke their departure from here to-
morrow evening. Rest-Admiral Bet keley, one of the 1.-trds
tithe Admiralty, arrived here of Seturday, and inspected
both the Glettcn and the Meteor. It is reported that the
shipping of their gone here is doubtful, owing to the pre-
sent immersion of these shim for exceeding the expectations
of their construotots. Their destination is at present also
uncertain. The screw strameloop Cruiser and the paddle-
wheel steme.vessel Albin are ordered to hold themselves
ready for rea.
The Trusty floating battery. now fitting in the basin, was
visited on 8 itorday by Admiral Berkeley, and her fitment
and completion ergs urgently ordered. An additional
somber of men will bo set on her today to complete her
ready for sea service.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY n.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Orinoco,
Captain Warm, having on board cavalry for t►e Crimea,
bee proceeded cs fu as the West India buoy to the river,
End was there moored, to await the arrival of 29 horses,
which bsd been ordered t, embark at this port, but at six
o'clock this ssrehiog no intelligence of their coming bad
been received, aloonich Captain Daum, the Admiralty
Superintendent of rackets at this port, had endeavoured to
ppuus himself in communication with the authorities at the
War•offiee.

DEVONPORT, JOLT 22.
As usual, there are several transports here, loading
with bread ant 'tires fir the Crimea. The bakery at the
Royal William Victualling-yard is fully employed,
and stveral private ovens in the neighbourhood are in
emistant me to supply the enormous quantities of bread
required.

Moan MATERIAL FOR TUE BALAKLAVA RAIL-
MAL—Another instance of Vie promptitude and celerity
with which private firm carry oat their undertakinp has
just presented itstlf. On Tuesday instructions were for-
warded to Diseare. Pete, Brassey, and Betts, from the War.
reqaeoing them to take the neormary measures for
hiring a sterm-re.sel t', convey to the Crimea 130 railway
waggon', 40 driver', 10 shoeing smiths, and a supply of from
for shoes, the want of which has been much felt. The
North of Europe Steam Navigation Company's stout ship
Leipzig, of 700 tone, and 250-hone power, was hired for the
voyage, and on Saturday was at Blackwell, with all her
berths reaay, and her coals on beard. The work of loading
commenced immediately, and on Saturday next she will
sail. The men who go out in the Lelpeig are not to be con.
founded with the savvy corps fumed by Sir J. Paxton for
service in the trenches before Sebastopol. These latter ate
intended to relieve the army of some of Its labours, and
will consequently be exposed, in common with it, to all the
risks of the siege, while the men sent out by Meyers. Peto,
Brum, and Bette, are engaged for the purposes of the
railway alone.

DBPARTURE OF DRATTA FOR INDIA.-011 Bahr•
day mouth'', 'emrs' drafts, amoneßtlifikt: 400 young men.
from the 53rd, 27th, 61st, end 32nd ate, lift Cbatbam
for 0 sssss end, to embark en beard t Chips Marion and
Bristol Merchant. fn. their respective regiments is Indio.
Amongst the of were CrAdes Greg, 61st, Suther-
land, 63rd, Philipps, first battallos 60th Rifles, Lieut.
Drew, 75th, for Bombay and Kursubss.
EMBARKATION OF TR00141.-1110 1111111 F steam
transport City of Aberdeen embarked •• Saturday after.
zoos, a number of the 2nd Dragoos dant at Li
ry verpool.
for seice is the Crimes. The stormy dee es beard
• number of men and °Seers he a. WM* onsbitut
BIN was expected to sail same *wain he the mate war.
Captain Moor, of the 320 d, who has bees tinder
dose arrest for three weeks by the order of Capt. IlLessody,
Ant battalion 60th (King's Royal Mee Corps) las, bees
Wound by special authority