The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-29 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIZALTT, 8193. 18.—APPOINTlitIsTS.—Pey-
insist N. H. Bsrsistes ...I, .d is the Dirlsg,l2, North
writ sad Weat Isdis Swim.
Kate J. Cjtss (1834) to the Powufs', $4, fit parthelsr
sissies.
E H. B. Nartirell. to the Havassib, 19, at
Dessapirt.

WOOLWICH, Sarr.2s.
Timis Rinningf fr el Seventy inen belonging to
Os as.. AVMs, or We Todd& Oeetiagset loft 11Vool-
mhb l lb. *lt Vile* Is Ise Leedom, en roan for
Ignepost, tn.* e=reardie the steam transport
• him for plemirs tab . The party was ender
eammend sr Ds Noss Tho baggage holaegieg
to this anibmint sisepri at the tune UM.
T.miiregssom of the Gann% Owe Light Infantry Regi-
men of ninths (Town Repine) bong &boot to be dm
embodied, the yam won aimed to salmon Leto my
mimes% they might absoc.. Is cosaequens of whin
several sse.ssissgellossi sftsr, from anima regimen
wen pow bsbisisissalosi sad yes tad ay Os Ms 01100
havvard sous borksody =zip ths Royal ASSIwy
Wens 0 sod SS; Load ?tampon
ORM. *WV 40; Herd Lena, 4 ; Cessfils. I.
A "NA .Never he Ms Rib Brigades scad to
Obi IMs ragmesta. Tbs Mad of tbs itoyel Walesa won
slissilsose al the soap. oboes tbs vsissloseisi leek
irrusivd laded tbeir sirs votssisees down to the Maness'
tbsfe
sloasssair es Sig wort mat heartily welcomed by
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stry doss elapsed nod els pirates of the Witeisisit
ad Repel Maim mesa sr imbed does Pm their
hassels to the &slim& esd imodiately treat s. beard
• Ihimette reesiviag-hsik he anise ea beard the Oaesdoe
seemer is the where every ereeties betas
seed le pt her At seevies by the 16th proximo.
• greet weather et minks ate westing free a.m.
till IL p. m., is soar 119 pit bee ma/. Tbejtstberitiee
have tad gee laid is to ra ego ego beds, frost wide\ a
mambo+ et isiliorsibst Ow an sanded to all parte eftbe
ship, both beide rid es; to enable the workless he pro-
ceed with for Weide work.
Ile bergs, Reetokaa, of Glavin; has bees takes fate
basis to asked the relßliildlT of 11“ timber, of which ebe
has Waxiest es ham nos quality. • part of it hes bed to
M Casa oat of her while !yin is the middle of the River,
Is enable her to eons into has* as the drew too Muth
wills via sompktely leftist

DUBLIN, Barr. 28.
bisjsmaraaral Osebraas W emasenced bib half.
=slasslien •I She ens la the Dublin district, cos
with the helediane Malliagar and Atkin's*.
Tie easegth at the now Rader orders la
Imbed beds ant et war =mate to about 60 officers sad
asserwsississth ne sad pintas.
The Oity of Linea* Ma ethaids Artillery proceeds this day
to Perms. The Mary and Kilksany Regiments of Militia
will mash sett week fro. their rasped,' stations far
Lbwridt. Sisty-eight of the Waterford Artillery have
velaidessd—acres an wasted to complete lb* quota
he an Mater appointed to the Hee. The Meow
/SPaikido has arrived at the Cantab. The Cam-
Berimeat leave Dahlia for Liverpool. Two
artillery minima are speed at Gibraltar.
The 4th MAUI,: are to eshark at Portsmouth for
Delay and the Ist West York at Liverpool for Dahlia.
Itai= @maim 20 of the loath Cork Militis, who had
to Regiummat, left is the Sabrina for
istaral, as Nub to Wiechwas where the depot of the
ilmaighe Itasissa i, statised. They were nada the
sassed of Mods ilboaliban. Oa Thuraley next 33
MA ideates fres tb• South Oath to the same veiniest
will lees to Tote the dopet, sad on Friday 67 of the
Westmeath fifer, who have volesteered to the 40th, 63rd,
sad 14th Reginwats, will depart for Chatham, where tbe
depots of the reemotive nrsieissits are stationed. &mut,
Of the tad B.merset Militia have voleateered to the lute.

TIIE CRISEIN COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.—The United
Service Gault* frays :—" General Simpson will, it is said, be'
made G.C.B. The distinction will be mash sore appro.
priam than the conferring upon him the rent of Field
Mamba). That title, held as it is by two excellent person-
ages who are
may safely become in the British army en honorary die-
tinetiva, reserved for veterans, or (San is high olleial
em►loyment. G sisal Simpson has conducted the latter
past of theaters of Sebastopol very sensibly, bet it would be
preposterous to stake him a Field-Marshal (as some prism
have alleged be is to be), while Lids Harding., Cumber-
some, Seaton, Gough, sad others remain simple Generals."
FLAG PROHOTIONS.—By the death of Admiral
Jahn llifud, en the Reserved Potshot List, a vacancy will
be occasioned for an active flag *Mom u non re an Admiral,
Him or Bear Alfalfa!, on the Active Service List, accepts
the pension of 1601., with the rammed rank. This will pro-
mote Sir Thames Hastily, C. 8., to the rank of E'er-
Admitst of the Blae, and, as a natural consequence, the
oaptains mentioned in ear Greette of the let inmost will
Obtain the reserved or retired rank r f Rear-Admiral. The
promotion of Sir Thomas Hastings will place a good service
pension at the disposal of Sir Charles Wood, and leave Capt.
Balsam at the bead of the list of aaptaiss eligible for the
motive Service Gamete*.

Captain and Brevet Col. the Hon. Alexender Oar•
800, C.B , Oresedier Claude, has been appointed Deputy
Qaartermae•er General to the Fortes, in evieeession to
litajor•Cleaetal Sir Anton Wellesley Tureens, K.C.B ,
demised.

The Colonelcy of the 33rd (Doke of Wellington's)
Regiment has become vastaat by the decease of On. Beaty
D'Oyly.

Captain Sayer, 23rd Royal Fusiliers, has bees
appointed Deputy Assistant Adjutant Omani at the Horse
Onassis, in scansion to Major Addison, appointed au
Assist:sat Qaararnaster•Onsoral.

Tat BRITISH SWISS LEI:HON.—The first regiment,
sulasktiog of two battalions, stationed at Dover, is ander
stasis to proceed to Malta, and will very probably take its
departure for that garrison within ten days. The tad bat-
talion leaves Dover Heights this day for Canterbury, whets
It will tamale until steamers aro pt ready at Portsmouth to
embark it and the lit battalion. The two battalions sue-
bin 48 officers and 1,550 eon. Colonel Chulea Shefleld
Dickson is named to trunnand the whole of the Swiss force
sabodted and to be raised, and, wa presume, will bay* the
rank of Brigadier General from the embarkation for foreign

atitizeN HESoB.9.—Colonol Windham, Mae
• eardamas, baring spent his early military enter in the
. He entered the army in 1828, acted during
the sempatga se Mildest Quartermoster General of the
4th Division, and a few wens since wee appointed by Ge-
mini Sampson to the command of Me wooed brigade of the
Bensd Division, upon Brigadiero I Lnekyer's ap-
p*tniast to the Ceylon command. Colonel Charles A!b
Windham Is son of the late Admiral Windham, of Felbrgere
Hall, in Norfolk, and is brother of the late W. H. Wind-
burn, Roo , who represented Eat Norfolk in 1832.
Capteie ileorma, of the Naval Brigade, who woa ho-
nourably mentioned In a special deeparch by the late Lord
Raglan, end who has again been highly commended by
Omni Siamese In his:despatch just received, is a native
ref Whitby, and the youngest son of the late Rd. Moors's,
Esq., of Airty Hill, near that Strong, who,
With on any of his gallant esuntrymes, have seised such
laurels in the Crimea, and whose esploita on the battle-811d
ban bees beard of with thrilling bonnet, is expected in
the elude of a few days to visit his relations at Sedgefield,
(a Yorkshire.—Lieut. Swift, who was daageroasly wounded
en the hip when carrying • mssesgs from C.:loael Windbsee
le General Codriogton, is the sea of the Rev. J. Bebe,
Masield, sear Darlington.—Lint F. Kingsooto (younreet
eta of the Colonel of the Royal North Gloucester Militia,
earl brother of the member for West o:ouoratershire), who
was severely wounded in the attsek en the Redan, in which
Ida regiment (the 41st) suffered great lan, hes sines been
obliged to have his right arm amputated —Colonel the
Hoe. G. F. Upton, of Leven Hall, Weetmorelsnd, has been
land by the C Jrporition of Kendal, oa his return from the
Crimes.
Two hundred and fourteen men of the 10th Hus-
site and 12Th Lantana,* under orders to lease Maidstnce
for Liverpool this day to join their minden in the Crimea.
etaLlvAleT PdaCoauoott.—Liantenant Douglas
*le:soder MacGregor, 97th Regiment, who so unfortu
widely, though honourably, fell at the assault on the Rides,
was fourth son of Major 0 I Sir Dusan MacGregor,
H.C.B , inspector 0 I of Constabulary, Diumccnnru
Castle, county Dahlia. This pliant young hero was, from
his earliest childhood, devotedly attached to the military
geolasioa, of which be beds fair to have hoopoe • bright
ornament, bailey, duds, lie short career, made almost un-
reeled noted progress. Ha was putted to the 97th Fist
08 onsi.n in D.oember, 1853; lisateeant, August, 1854;
sad 'nonrated to the adjutancy of that regiment shout a
lerrteired previous to his untimely death (is his 20th year),
which occurred ea the everdnensorsble 8 h M Sept.. 1856
He was beloved and respected by all who bad the privilege
of kaossing him, and tanned by his amiability, kindnees,
mai wadi measles. _

LIEUTENANT PALMER, 62ND REGIME:OM—The
family at Witbeote Hall, near Oathese' have resolved in-
isemstioa fres the Crimea of the safety of Lieutenant Hey-
Sok Palmer, of the 62nd Regiment, reported as misslrg.
At meow nothing further is known than that he is well
and anaosadrd, bat in the bands of the &mien,. It is
semaised that, having penetrated with his men Into the
Bakis, he was usable to quit It wtes the essay agate took
pioneesiou. ilia brother, Lieutenant Then as Palmer, of
the 47th, was also at the storming of the Rtdaa, mad came
c aaseatbed.—Siensford Mercury.
DEATH or • CRIMEAN ORlCElL—Yesterday
darelligenes wee remixed by Thomas Anne, Esq., Queen s
Put, of tin death ea the Bth inst., is the tresehes be-
fore Sebastopol, of his aspirate, egoista Frederick Stases
Aimee, 31st Regiment, cad yeasts's, son of the ism Dr.
William Litre', of West bill Lodge. Deemed d the
mill to 1849, bad was dnubtlses wellktieern to stay of ear
reeldays sad visitsn.—Brig/aO/1 Chneitr.

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