The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-01 00:00:00

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NAVAL. AND MILIIABY.

FRANCE.

EMBARKATION OF TROOPS.,
DUBLIN, JOLT 31.
The embarkation of large bodies of troops for the
stet of wiir predneed a considerable amount of incitement
yesterday both Is Build& sad Klansmen. The 66th Regi-
ment (kerma as the West Rises or Pompadours) left this
Royal Barracks at nine o'clock yesterday morning, headed
by the buds of the 3rd Dragoon Guards, 96th Rightmost,
sad 68th Casabridpeskire Mdida, and was enthasciatioally
sheered along the has of march to the Westlasd.rcw ter-
' Edam The streets were quite crowded with people, and the
soldiers walked without arms and mingled with their friends
and eompanione, their firearms and ammuaition having
been seat on board .the preesdieg day. Toe windows of
the houses sing the tay were filled with people, cheering
the gallant fellows sethey passed, and in several places
the Union flag waved a farewell. The setae was one of
a most animating and interesting "harass r, and it may
be said to have been kept up along the line
of railway to Kingstown, fur at every station and
bridge along the way vest crowds wore assembled, and
cheered the depends/ regimeat They were all hardy,
stalwart looking men, whose brossed floes showed that they
were accustomed to trying climates, the majority of them
buying trussed but t few months from service in the cot

mistieesafteellig one easaifitunted growth or unshapely
appearance; in addition to which there have been probable
ter regiments who on going to the Crimea were able to
Ram behind en large a depot an 400 men. The following
were among the officers (33 in number) who accompanied the
t :—Colonels 8. Oakley sad 8. 8. Cox ; Majors R.
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7.taey and J. J. Bull ; Captains R. Anderson, W. G.
Ilargesem, F. M. Ramsay, H. W.Aattio, H. R. &oat, W. C.
enables. J. Hartley, and W. A. Godley; Lieutenants E. I
W. Phillip-, P. A. Robertson, R. T. Thompson, and H. F.
Corwin ; Ensigns G. Sims, W. Taxer, Taylor and
Wright; Paymaster 8. Lawson, Adjutant H. Williams,
Quartermaaar littGratb, Burgeon J. H. K. Inner, Assistant
Surgeons W. Diable and F. W. Kai z. The Imperatria is
a fine screw steamship, barque rigged, of 1,800 tots, com-
manded by Captain Henry Knot. She was built for the
Brasilia' trade, and carries six 18 pounder arronadee, in
addition to the small arms provided by government for her
Grew. In her Majesty's ship Himalaya, Captain Priest
commander, which had shady on board 2d6 honer, and
247 men belonging to the 12th Lancers, Ist and
led Dragoon Guards, 10th Hassan, mad 60th Pont,
IMO embarked the following :-16 men and 10 horses
far the fleets Grey, 20 men and 40 hones for the 4th Dra-
pes Ossehis, and about 20 more men and 100 horses belong-
ag to almost every cavalry regiment at present in tee
Crimea. These detachments mere commanded by Cornets
Wale and Richardson; and the Himalaya likewise took on
board 66 men of the 13th Regiment, under the charge of
Captain Kerr and Ensign Gillett. The embarkation was
superintended by General Cochrane, oo.nmending the dia-
triet, Lientecat-Colocel Myline, Colonel Doyle, A.Q.M.G.
Lieutenant Tally, R.N., and Major Fairtlatgh, 63rd Regi-
ment. Shortly afar half.past three o'clock his &saliency
the Lord Lieutenant, accompanied by the Hon. Captain E.
Howard, R.N., and Mrs. Howard, arrived at Kingstown
for the parpose of viewing the transports. His &saliency
went first on board of the Himalaya, having inspected
which the viceregal party were rowed to the Imperatris,
then lying in the middle of the harbour. The Lad Lieu-
tenant, with the members of his circle, then proceeded to
the Zingari, screw steam yacht, the property of R. Jackson,
sea., Esq., on board of which a due& nos bad been prepared.
The vessels having the troops on board were to have sailed
last evening, but a dense fog coming on it was deemed ad-
visable to postpone their departure until this morning.
Colonel Cratehlry, the commandant of the provisional
depot bettallon at Parsonstown, tae Thursday wonting lest
received an order to despatch a draft of 30 rank and file of
the 67th depot to Dublin, prior to their embarkation at
Kiiagetown for the seat of war. In the afternoon the
detachment left the Wracks, under the command of Ensign
Halted, amidst the chain of their oomradee and of the
King's County Ran. They were accompanied by the
b.nd of the battalion, and the man appeared in szoellent
spirits. The following Mare belonging to the 67th are
ander orders to proceed to Mahe—viz., Captain Woodall,
Lieut Russell, Ensigns Mills, Heated, Powell, aid
Thompson
The Cork Roloorger says : Rear-Admiral Sir William
Carroll, whose flag now thee in our harbour, has
just beau appointed to messed the late Admiral Parry in
the Lientenant.Goventorehip of Greenwich Hospital. The
appointment, we believe, is worth SOW. a year, with a suite
of apartments, the gallant °Dicer being, in addition, en-
titled to retain his half-pay.

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BOUTHAIIPTON, JOLT 31.
Fresh orders were received here to-day that 13
damn, 283 men, 210 horses, 2 flit bottomed boats, end 180
tone of stores, are to be embarked on board the 0 1
&rem Company's steamer Jason, et this port, for Balskieve.
Fifty -eve casks of salt provisional hey* arrived here, to
be embarked on board the West India mail packet, which
leaves this port oa Thursday asst. Them provisions are for
the British troops at Trinidad and Honduras.

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The Hempel', screw steam transport, hoe been under
•ths neesesity of putting back to Woolwich to repair do-
sage., ceased by fire breaking oat round her funnel cuing.
Teo Hooper bed got under weigh in charge of a pilot,
apparent', under 'atoneable curounietances, until they ar-
rived off Deal, and the pilot was about leaving, whan end-
dimly be discovered fire to be in the immediate vicinity of
I the engine room. All bends were walled to work, and by
the timely discovery of the pilot, and activity of all on
board, the are was estinguistied without doing much
damage.

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PARIS. TOBIDAT BYROM).
The MelßOfial of Asian says:

We are able to anaemia that it is not at Calais. es best.
Wore supposed, that the Queen et .11Legland is to dieser
bark, bet at Boulogae•sar-Mer. As the Quiet' wiU hats
Landon on the 17th of Angus; the Emperor will leave Pub
on the preoeding day for Boulogne in order to receive her
Majesty.

This news is confirmed by the Patric, which adds;
the four splendid divisions of infantry now in the
northern camps will come to Boulogne oa the ocee=
sloe, and will, together with two or three regiments
of cavalry now on the march, be reviewed by the Queen
and Emperor. Great preparations are making in
Boulogne for her Majesty's reception, and it is said
that she will stay there forty-eight hours.
Letters from Turin say that a visit of his lifjesty
Victor llamas' to Paris is again air fiefs's*. The
lath of August is spoken of as the probable time of
his departure from his capital.

The msrvellous result of the loan—the subsorip•
Lions having exceeded by upwards of a milliard the
most confident estimates current in financial circles

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yesterday—had a great influence upon the Bonne
to-day in various ways. Under the impulse of the
news in the Moniteur, the Rente opened at 67fr. 25c.,
being a rise of 45c. from yesterday. Many large
capitalists who had sold in the expectation of obtaining
from one-quarter to one-third of the amount of their
subscriptions, now bought in again, finding that they
must be contented with a much smaller slice of the
loan. There was a reaction after the reponse doe
primers for the end of the month; the last price
was 66fr. 90c., the rise on the day being only 10fr.
The railways all closed at higher quotations, although
the rise of the early part of the day was not sustained.
Credit Mobilier was very strong, and closed at
17fr. 50c.

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