The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is quiet to-day with no business doing.
Town tallow is quoted Me. 6d. nett cash ; Petenburg Y.C.
on the spot, 591. 6d. ; January to March, 69a, sellers.
Mantles AVIRAO3S.—Tows tallow, 615. • fat by ditto,
3s. 3d. •, yellow Russian, 611. Od. ; melted staff. 41s. Od.,
wash ditto, 265. 6d.; tallow graves, 124.; good dregs, 71.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY."
Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade heavy,
prices having a lower tendency. Prime meadow hay, 70s.
to 80s. ; superior, 84s. to 905.; inferior, Ns. to 80s.; clover,
901. to 1151.; second out, 130 s. to 100 s.; straw, 235. to 28s.

COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-TILD3 DAY.
The supply of moat articles in season is good, but trade Is
dull. Prices remain about the same as lut week. Pears
consist chiefly of Woo Morena, Winter Neils, Na Plus
lieuris, and Jean de Witte. Hothouse Grapes may still
be obtained; the best Portugal Grapes are scares, and
realise about 3e. per pound. A few Seville Oranges have
made their appearance, at from 7s. to 12s. per 100. ;
common sorts fetch from 2e. 6d. to 10s. per 100.
Chestnuts, from 101. to 20s. per bushel; Spanish Note,
from 141. to 20e. per bushel; Barcelona, from 20s.
to 245.; French Almonds, 245. per bushel, 60e. per
M cwt. ; eat Cobs, 180 s. per 100 lbs. ; and Brasil
Note, 20s. per bushel. Cucumbers vary from 21. to
3s. each. Spanish Onions mg be bought for 2s. per dos.
Owing to the mild season, Vegetables are well
Carrots and Turnips are abundant. The trade for all kinds
of Potatoes is bad, except for top quelitee. which maintain
lute quotations; other kinds from be to 10s. per ton lower.
Letter. s fetch from 9d. to le. per score. Cut Bowers con-
sist of Passion Sowers, Biguonia vecneta, Tulips, Helio-
tropes, Eupborbiu, Poinsettias, Camas', Chines* Prim-
roses, Heaths, and Roses.

CRTEITAL PALACE, JAN. 12.—SEILUKO DAT.—
Matlariaa at the doors, 854 ; Mastodon by moot; tickets
166; total, 1,009.

was checked by a purchase of New Three per Cents.,
and the closing range was scarcely lower than the
latest quotation of yesterday, although 5 per cent.
below the 4 o'clock prices of that day. The news above
referred to caused the more uneasiness owing to its
being stated in private telegraphic despatches
received from Russian sources, that it is
the object of the enemy to advance on
Varna. In the afternoon, however, there
was a disposition to believe that the incursion is
merely of a predatory nature, and in inconsiderable
force. It is presumed that any combined movement
of the Russian forces in this direction would at least
have the good effect of forcing the armed interven-
tion of Austria.
At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Ratites closed
at a further fall of about 3 per cent., whilst the Pour-
and-a-Half per Cents. again experienced an advance
of about a similar amount. At Vienna the money
market has resumed an unfavourable appearance, the
exchange on London having recovered to 12.14,
whilst the Austrian funds have fallen. At Hamburg
Russian stocks have attained a further rise of 11 per
cent. The other continental stock markets are
quieter, but the late rise is fairly maintained.
Consols opened at 911 to 921 for the Bth Feb.,
declined to 915 to 1, and had recovered at the close
to 911 to 92. For money the transactions were at
911 to 915, and the closing quotation was 911. The
official business report is as follows:—Three per
Cent. Consols. for money, 913, 4,1, 1,5, 5, 1 • ditto
for aecount, Bth February, 911', 92, 913, 911:Three
per Cent. Reduced, 911, 4,3, 1, 1. New Three
per
.Cents., 92, 921, 911, 921, 913. Long Annuities,
expiring in 1860, 41. India Stock, 225, 228. Bank
Stock, 2101. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 99:.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7e. prem.
India Bonds were dealt in as Ile. to 14s. prem.
In the foreign stock market Russian Four-and-a-
Half per Cents. receded 1 per cent. Turkish showed
heaviness, and, after falling to 755, closed at 75.1 to
1, or nearly 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Peru-
vian and other stocks were steady. At 4 o'clock
Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102 ;
ditto Four.and a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ex div.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 62 ex div.;
[ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian,
84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents.,
701 to 711; ditto Three per Cents., 49 to 51.
Mexican, 21 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per
Cents., 185 to 19. The list of sales is annexed :
Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100; ditto, Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 94. ])uteh Four per
Cent. Certificates, 93. Equedor Bonds', 4, 41. Mexi-
can Three per Cents. for account, 16th Jan., 211.
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71. Portu-
guese Four per Cents., 411. Russian Five per
Cents., 100; ditto Four-and-a-half per Cents., S9l,
ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents, 845. Spanish
Old Three per Cents., 38 ex div.; ditto New Deferred
Throe per Cents., 181 ex div. Turkish Six per
Cent. Scrip (paid in full), 701; ditto for account,
16th Jan., 761, 751, 78, 751.
The scrip of the French loan was again weaker,
being offered in the afternoon at 11 prem. The
closing quotation may bo given at 11 to 2 prem.
Telegraphic despatches from Paris conveyed a ru•
mour that the applications already amount to
890,000,000 f., or about 35,600,0001. sterling.
Further considerable amounts of gold were to-day
taken from the Bank for exportation to Paris. The
drain has contii.ued throughout the week, owing to
the remittances made on account of the French
loan.
The foreign exchanges this afternoon retained an
unfavourable appearance, including Paris. There is
thus no immediate prospect of the efflux of gold
being checked. On Paris the current rate was
24.975 to 25f. at shmt, and 25.225 to 25.25 at 3
mouths ; on Amsterdam, 11.171 to 1 ; and on Frank-
fort, 117 to 1. The rate on Hamburg ruled at
13.51 to 1, being rather lower than on Tuesday. In
the case of Vienna and Trieste transactions took place
at 12.25 to 30. Business in bills was limited.
The amount of specie taken out by the Great
Western to the Brazils is 31,8531. (besides 10,1001. in
French and 6,1001. in English jewellery), of which
18,0081. was in sovereigns, and 12,7001. in silver
bars.
The corn market continues very fiat, in the absence
of buyers, and prices are little more than nominal.
In some quarters a reduction of 4s. per quarter from
last Monday's prices is spoken of.
The failure is announced of Messrs. M. Hether-
ington and Co., merchants, of Winchester-buildings.
The flitn, which is understood to have been chiefly
engaged in the American trade, has been considered
one of respectability, but the extent of its business is
not believed to be large.
To-morrow (Saturday) will be "making up" day
in the share market.
Hamburg letterset the 9th report that the produce
markets had been placed in a position of uncertainty
by the pacific reports lately set afloat. Wheat on the
spot had fallen 3s. to 4s. per quarter. Money was
easy, at 21 to 21 per cent., and stocks generally in
demand, especially Russian. Foreign bills were in
request, and the rate on London ruled at 13.15 to 11.
The weather continued mild and wet.
The Emigration Commissioners will, on the 18th
coat., receive tenders for three ship., one of which is to
premed to Melbourne, and the other two to Adelaide.
These vessels must be ready to receive passengers
between the let and 9th of March.
At a general court of proprietors of the Commercial
Dock Company, held this day, a dividend for the
half-year of 21. per cent. free from income tax, upon
the capital stock of the company, and a like dividend
upon the new 4 per cent. preference stock, was
declared.
The total receipts of the Eastern Railway of
France, for the year 1854, were 33,574,501 francs
(equal, at 251 r. to the to 1,342,9801.), being an
increase of 4,893,982 fr. (195,7591.) on those of 1853.
Notice is given that 130 bonds, representing in all
65,3001. sterling, of the Peruvian Four-and-a-Half
per Cent. stock, proceeding from the conversion al
the internal debt, have been cancelled.
The second annuul meeting of the Peel River Land
and Mineral Company is to be held on the 2nd Feb. '
The particulars are published of a number of shares
in the Thames Haven Dock and Railway which
have been declared forfeited.
The halt yearly interest on the capital of the Man-
chester and London Life Assurance and Loan Asso-
ciation is to be payable on the 25th inst.
A dividend of 3 dollars per share is to be payable
to the stockholders of the American Life Insurance
and Trust Company on the 15th instant, at New York.
Land and bank shares to-day exhibited no move-
ment of importance. Crystal Palace shares closed at
25 to 3. London Dock stock has been dealt in at
1021 ex div. ; General Screw Steam Shipping at
131; and the Canada Company's stock at 105
ex div.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Saturday, Jan. 6, when compared with
the previous return, shows the following results :
Circulation LIMO
Circulation active 19,681,700 Increase 280,050
Public deposits 6,391,361 Decrease 304,076
Other deposits
Government securities in
banking department 11,611,800 Increase 247
Other securities in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both
departments
Seven day and ether bills 961,420 'acres., 99,3C2
The Rest
The lkierve (viz., notes
and coin in banking
department) 7,985,684 Decree.. 447,823

In the home mining stock market to-day, Sortridge
Consols shares tvere again inquired for, and firmer.
North Wheal Hobert shares and St. Aubj n and
Grylls were ale- in some request. The sales reported
comprise North Wheal Basset, ISt ; Sortridge Con-
sole, 2 ; Great Wheal Baddern, 1 ; East Tamar, ;
South Bog, 125.; Great Hewes, 35., 4e.
The gold mining shares remain unmarked by any
variation.
We subjoin the present quotations of the etocka
in which the chief transactions of the week have
taken place, viz. :
Alfred Console, 171 to 18 ; Botallaek, 310 to 320; Bryn-
tail, 5 to 61; Condurrow, 100 to 105; Devon Great Con•
soh, 375 to 385; But Wheal Rose, 21 to 22 ; North Pool,
90 to 100; Pot th Basset, Ih to 19; South Candor, 310 to
320; South Tamar, 61 to 7; [South Tcdgue, 8,5 to 90 ; South
Frances, 330 to 340; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 2to 21; United
Mines, 115 to 120; West Basset, 311 to 31; West Caradon,
16.5 to 165 ; West Providence, 221 to 231; Wheal Basset,
540 to 660; Wheal Buller, 580 to 690; East Basset, 2.5 to
261 ;'East Tamar, ato 1 ; Grambler mad St. Aubyn, 20 to
; Great Wheal Alfred, 30 to 32; North Crofty, 81 to
9; itiseewarne, 70 to 76; &midge Consols, 2to ; Vale
of Towey, 8.. Gd. to 91. 6d. ; 5 to 61 ; 001 a, I to I ;
West Alfred Consols, 201 to 211; Nillpool, 21 to 21 ; Great
Wheal Fortnne,',lol to Il} ; Wheal Uny, 5} to 51 ; Clyjab
and Wentworth, 14 to 16.
For shares in new undertakings the current quo-
tations (which, however, are in most cases little more
than nominal) are subjoined:
Culchote Copper, a to a per share; Jamaica Copper,
Ito per share; Cologne Lead, 6-16 to 7-16 per share;
Ohnrode Copper, fto 1 per share; Iberian, dia. to
; Oberahof, f to 1 per share ; Peninsular Mining,
tatro f die.; ; Claren.lon (of Jamaica), I die. to par ; San
emando, 3.16 to 6-16 per share ; Greet Crinnia, a to Adis.;
Lackamor Copper, a to a per share ; Beaton Iron Ore, par
to j pram.; Bellygoneen, to per share ; Metcalfe (of
Jamaica), 1.16 to 3-16 per eh.; Adelaide Land and Gold,
f to I per sh.; Port Royal (of Jamaioa), ato per share;
Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, a to a per share ;
British Aurralian Gold, 2.e. to 3s. per share ; Glaribach
Zinc, a to a per share; Lake Bathurst Gold, I.lGto a per
share; Australian Consols, a to f per share; London and
Virginia Gold and Copper, f dis. to par; Wildberg Con-
sols, 11 to If per share ; d'Or, 1-16 to 3-16 per
share; New Grenadian Land and Truit,ll to la prem.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs.
The gold mining shares present no variation
worthy of notice. Agua Fria shares are quoted-
to / dui.; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 1 per share;
Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7-16 dim.; and Great Nugget
Vein, 1 to 1 die.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 31 to
36 ; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Au:train-
sian, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. ; and Scottish Australian In-
vestment, 13-16 to 15.16 prem.
In other home and colonial mining stocks there is
no movement.

FIRE AT THE LONDON GAS WORKS.—YeaterdLy
afternoon, between one end two o'clock, as a large gas-
ometer at the London Gas Works was beiag filled from the
retorts, a portion of one of the latter flew off, and the gas
rushing cut of the aperture, became ignited, ',Using up
to such a height as to fire the wooden bridge at the top of
the gasometer. Great consternation existed among the
workmen, as an explosion of the immense receiver seemed
imminent and would have been attended with feartul conse-
quences. Two brigade engines, with others belonging to the
exteosive manufacturing concerns adjacent,were immediately
in attendance, and the fire was ere long happily extinguished.
One of the labourers was struck by a ladder, which was
being hurriedly reared by his fellow-workmen, bud so
seriously injured that his recovery is hopeless.
AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS FOR THE RUSSIAN BEM-
vien.—The Philodelphia North American says :—" Mr.
Rosevelt, a lawyer of New York, who sailed in the Baltic
last week, en route for St. Petersburg, it is said, is to be
raised to a generalship in the Russian army. Several other
Americans, it is reported, west out in the Baltic to proceed
to Russia." The New York Sun says :—" Mr. Rosevelt has
been engaged for the last two months in sketching the plan
and calculating the cost of a campaign—all of which are
reduced to paper, and capable of being rolled up into a
compass sufficiently small to enable him to secrete it on his
person without fear of detection. There are several per-
sons of standing in this city who are familiar with the plans,
having got their information from Mr. Rosevelt. They
state that it is the intention of the Czar, in the ciring, to
open the campaign on the most formidable foundat.on."
CASUALTY.—Sappho (iron barque) for Rio Janeiro,
is ashore off Waterloo, but is expected off this tide. Liver-
pool, Jas. 12.

FROM the LONDON GAZLTTE—Friday, J 05.12.

WAR-OFFICB, JA.N. 12, 1855.
The Rig` ‘t lion. the Secretary at War has received from
his Once the Duke of Newcastle Vie following list of
wanialties amongst the non-commissioned damn and pri-
vates in the term under the command of Field4danbal
the Lord nil's, 0.C.8 , from the 25th to the 28th De
comber, 1814, both day. inclasive
istrun Of CLSOALTIIII TION THU 25TIL TO 28TH Dlt-
camellia, 1854. incLostri.
20th liminient of Foot-1 rank and file killed; 2 rank and
file wouLded.
41st Regiment-1 rank and file wounded.
44th nee irkeot-1 rank sad the woanded.
65th liniment—I rank and fib killed; 1 rank and file
wounded.
67th ktegiment—l mirgeaat, I rank sad file. missing.
let Battal.n Lai Br Bade-2 reek and file wounded.
Sappers and Miners-1 rank and file wounded.
Total-2 rank and file killed ; 8 rank and file, wounded ;
1 serdeant, 1 rank and file, miming.
J. B. BUCIENALLESTCOTJRT,
Adjutant Genera.

SITCZN 0: NON. COMM ISN tON ID 0 rriCllllll 4ND It IN
KILL= FROM 23T11 TO 2Sta DICIMI/11, 1851,
SITS

KILLED.
26th December.
20:h Bag-moat of Foot.—Ptivate George Drudge.
641 Regiment of Foot.—Private Daniel O'Connora.
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
Adjutant-General.

NXIORNIID OF NON-CODDISSIONID OFFICNIN AND YIN
WOONDAD AND DISOING FILOX TNI 25TH TO 28v
micaxsea, 1854,
WOUNDED.
25th December.
20th Regiment of Foot.—PrivatesJames Duggan, slightly;
Martin Melee, slightly.
65th Rzgioseat ot Peot.—Private Pkilip Parker, slightly.
28th December.
Ist Battalion Rifle Brigs(lt.—Prints Thomas Bray,
slightly.
27th December.

44th R:giment of Jobe Porter, *evenly.
Sappers sad Miners.—Privataemltobeberthi'Farlane, ly.
28th Decr.
4111 Regirsent of Foot.—Pr Francistr severe.
let BattsLoa lids Brig ade—Corporalirate Williaiarkeym, Ptakinslj,
slightly.
MISSING.
26tb December.
57th Regiment of Foot.—Sergeent Themes Holden ; Pri-
vate Hash litog.
J. B. BUCHNALL ESTCOURT,

WHITELIALL, JAN. 10.
The Queen hu been pleased to grant the plus of one o
the Lords of Section in Scotland to James Cranford, Esq.,
Her Ilalesty's Solicitor-Oeneral for Scotland, in the room
of the Right lion. Andrew Rutherford, deceased.

WHITEHALL, J•u. 11.
The Queen has been pleased to grant the office of her
Solicitor-General for Scotland to Thomas Mar-
keosie, Advocate, in tto room of James Cranfurd,
E.g., appointed one of the Lltde of Session in Scotland.

DOWNING-STREET, JAN. 10.
The Q teen has been pleased to appoint the Collector of
Customs for the Colony of Van Diemen's Land to be
a non-elective Member of the Legislative Council of the
said Colony.

WAR OFFICE, Jar. 12.
6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—Staff Surgeon of the
Se:end Class James Prichard Moline to be surgeon, vice
Taylor, promoted on the staff.
2nd Dragoons.—James Brander Dunbar, gent., to be cornet,
without rurchase, vice Nugent, promoted.
9th Light Dragoons.—Surgeon John Harry Ear lona,
from the 56. h Foot, to be, surgeon, vice Grant. promoted
on the st ff.
11th Light Dragoons.—Cornet Charles Ley King to be
lientesant, be purchase, vice Dunn, who retire..
Henry Fraser blondsle, gent., to be cornet, without pur-
chase, ice Apnealey, promoted.
Robert Ar.hur Brooke, gent., to be cornet, by purchase,
vice King
17th Light Dragoons.—Lieutenant W. J. P. Watson to be
captain, by purchase, vice Morgan, who retiree.
Cornet George Ileblethwar Lutton Boynton to be limiter.
nent, by purchase, vice Watson, promoted.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Chards.—Captain George
Robert Fitzroy, from the 414 Foot, to be lieutenant and
captain, without purchase, vice Remade:), killed in action ;
Lieutenant James Alfred Caulfield, from the 17th Foot,
to be lieutenant and captain, by purchase, VIC, Route:nor,
who retires.
Ist Foot— Lieutenant John Alexander Chrystie to be
captain by purchase, vice J. A. G. Campbell, who retires.
To be Lieutenants without purchase.
Ensign Albert Seagrim, from the 36th Foot; Ensign F. J.
Ponsonby Hill, from the 36th Foot; Ensign Sherlock V.
Willis ; Ensign Duncan C. Brock; Ensign James Cresgh ;
Ensign Joarph H. Fawc tt.
4th Foot.

To be Lieutenants without pursbw.
Ensign F. Haworth Williamson, Ensign A. Bower St.
Clair, Ensign William Connell.
To be Ensign without purchase.
Ensign John Joseph Orinlinton, from 65th Foot, vice How-
ley, promoted.
To be Ensigns by purchase.
John Wel•eky Fatherston-Hugh, gent., John Clarence

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Boyce, pent.
7th Foot.—Lieutenant G. W. Wallace Carpenter to be
captain, by purchase, vice \V. R. Browne, who retires.
'lO be Liestessants without purchase.
Ensigns James Francis Hickie, from the 69th Foot; Napier
D. Robinson, Edgar John Disney, Hon. }Award Fits-
dames.
To be Ensigns by purchase.
James Kennedy M'Adam, gent., John Emilio, Elwell
gent.
9th Foot.
To be Lieutenants without purchase.
Ensign Thomas Tayler, from the Royal Canadian Rifle
Regiment ; Ensign Charles James Borton ; Ensign
Thomas 'tenant.
To be Ensign by purchase.
William Augustus Elephant, gent.
11th Foot—Assistant Surge in Peter Divorty, M. 8., from
the staff, to he assistant surgeon, vice Manes% promoted
in the frith Foot
13th Foot—Quartermaster Sergeant Thomas Hoban to be
ensign, without purchase.
14th Foot.—Aseistant-Surgeon William Holman Chalmers,
M.D , from the 18th Foot, to be surgeon, vice Denny,
promoted on the staff.
17th Foot.
To be Lieutenants without purchase.
Emirs Adolphus 11. Versturene, from the 69th Foot ; En-
sign Frederick Archibald Macnight, from the 3rd Foot.
To be Ensign by purchase.
William Henry Parker, gent.
18th Foot.
To be Lieutenants without purchase.
Budge Jacob Francis Bryant, from the 40th Foot ; Ensign
Walter Blske Burke, from the 40th Foot ; Ensign Tho-
mas Durand Biker ; Ensign William Kemp.
To be Assistant Surgeon.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Andrew Semple, vice Chalmers,
promoted in the 14th Foot.
19th Foot —Ensign Thomas Thon,peon to be lieutenant,
without purchase; George Forbes, gent,to he ensign, by
parehase.
20th Foot.—Lieutenant William Henry McNeil to be cap-
tain, without purchase; Ensign Wellington Kitchell to
be lieutenant, without purchase.
To be Ensigns by purchase.
Harty Wormald Mason, gent., William Young, gent.
21st Foot.—Brent Major John Henry Cooke, from half-
pay unattsched, to be captain, repaying the difference ;
Lieutenant F. &E. Burnside, from the 81st Foot, to be
captain, without purchase.
To be lieutenants without purchase.
Ensign James Gregorie WI/outbid Tulloch, from the 32nd
Foot; Ensign Thomas Bruce; Ensign Humphrey Fow-
ler (adjutant); Ensign Stanialas 0. B. St. Clair ; Ensign
T. Bluebell Hollway ; Ensign Thomas Coakley.
To be Ensigns by purchase.
Thomas Rennie Green, gent ; Robert O'Halloran Clay.
gent.
23rd Foot —Ensign Charles Orantley Campbell Meta%
from the 62nd Foot, to be lieutenant, without puniest;
Bouswen Trevor Griffith, gent , to be ensign, by par'
chase.
24th Foot.—Captain Charles Frederick Gibson, from half-
pay unattached, to be captain, vice Hartshorn, who en-
changes; Lieutenant William Douglas Hall Bsillie, to be
captain, by purehase, viers Gibson, who retires; En--
John Henry Armit, n be lieutenant, by purchase,
BaWie.

28th Foot.

To be Lieutenants without purchase.
Ensign E. S. R. Smyth, from the 67th Foot; Ensign John
Godfrey Day, from the 48th Foot; Ensign Francis
Brodigan ; Ensign William Alfred Steward; Ensign
Frederick A. Magenis.
_ _ To be Ensign by purchase.

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Alexander Lyoniaierson, gent..
SOtb Foot. —Captain Thomas Stevenson, from half-pay
Staff Corns, to be captain.
To be Lieutenants without purchase.
Ensign Christopher J. IL Tolcher, from the 69th Foot;
Ensign George Phipps Prevost, from the B.sth Foot.
33rd Foot.—Lieutenant W. IL Pony to be captain, by pm-
chase, vire Quayle, who retiree.
To be Lieutenants without_pmeholls.
Linatsnant John Treat, from the 81st Font; Bolifin Charles
Whateley Willis; Ensign Arthur Edward Augastue
Ellis ; EitiP Hon. Raymond H. De Montmorency. '
34th Foot.-11111S Bewley Holroyd, gent., to be ensign by
purchase.
39th Foot.—Licelonest E. BeanchsapMwomell to be clap-
withost
William Henry rehrvotest., to be weeks by puebus.
40th Foot —Ensign alsoW Potash eseehe to be lints-
sou, without pueblos, oho Swett, oppelatel to the
20th Foot.

41st Foot. '
To be Ensigns without purl:haw.
Lieutenant William Henry Gardner Cornwall, P, the
Rqyal Norte Gloucester Maisie.
Chutes Lewis Furlongs, gent., eioe Tbynnee promoted in
the Grenadier Gu•►ds.
To be Ensign by purchase.
S.anley Robert Robinson Smith, gent.'
42nd Foot.—Lieutenant John Drysdale to be captain,
without purchase.
41111 Foot.—Lieutenant William Fletcher to be captain,

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without purchase.
47th Foot.—Ensign Edward Croker to be lieutenant, with
out purchase, vice Maycock, promoted in the 11th Foot
Charles Van Renton Conway Gordon, gent., to be ensign,
without runtime, vies Ceoker.
49. b Foot—Lieutenant John Thomas Cook, from the Cam-
bridgeshire Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, Tie.
C bill, promoted.
60th Foot—Lieetenant Roderick Msingy Murchison, to be
captain, without purchase ; Ensign Thomas Denote Les
to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies Bond, deceased.
66th Foot—Assistant Surgeon William Deihl, to be
bargees, vies Immo, appointed to the 9th Light Dra-
goons.
6011 Foot.—Captain Edward Parker, from half-pep unat-
tached, to be captain (repaying the difference), vise
Brevet Major J. K. Mackenzie, who clasps's, receiving
the difference.
63rd Foot.—Ensiga 8. A. Y. Bonyon to be lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Morgan, died of his wounds;'
Alfred Grey, cent., to be ensign, without purchase;
George Watliagton Clatterbuck, gent., to be ensign,
without purchase.
65,h Foot.—Assistant Surgeon Thornton Marshall, from the
11th Foot, to be surgeon, vies Prendergast, appointed
staff surgeon of the second clam.
71st Foot.—Lieutenant R. C. W. Stuart to be captain,
without purchase.
To he Ensign by purchase.
_

Arthur Hindersley Blair, gent. - -
To be Assistant-Surgeon.
Acting Assistant-Burgeon John Ombhans, vice Simpon,
promoted on the Buff.
73rd Foot —Moth Fraser, gent., to be ensign, by
Woo, vies Henley, whose appointment hu been can-
celled.
Slat Foot.—Ensign Robert Wolseley O'Dell, from the 58th
Foot, to be amigo. Mee Floyd, promoted.
88th Foot—Caleb Robertson, gent., to be ensign, by pur-
chase.

890 Foot.

To be Assistant Surgeons.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Julies Wiles, vies Wall, pro-
moted on the staff; Acting Assistant Surgeon William
Carden Roe, vice °Shorn., promoted.
92nd Foot. —Sergeant-Major James George to be Quarter-
master, vice Donald Dl'Queso, who retires upon half-pay.
gird Foot.—Captain James Montagu Brown, from half-
pay unattached, to be captain ; Lieutenant James Speen,
from the 35th Foot, to be captain, without purchase.
94th Foot.—Easign William Edmandes Harness to be lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Blair, promoted, by purchase,
to an unattached company ; John Marriot Aytonn, gent.,
to be ensign, by purchase, vice Harness.
95th Foot.—John Joseph Bacon, gent., to be ensign, by
purchase; Lieutenant William Braybrooke to be adju-
tant, vice Macdonald, promoted ; Assistant-Surgeon
Francis Smith, from the staff, to be surgeon, vice Browne,
deceased.

STAFF.
Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Edward A. G. Muller, from the
let Foot, to be major of a depot battalion.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
To be Deputy Isspettors-General of Hospitals.
Staff-Surgeon of the First Clam Robert Battersby ; Staff
Surgeon of the First Class Thomas Alexander.
To be Staff Surgeons of the First Class.
Bargees George Taylor, M.D., from the 6th Dragoon
Guards; Staff Surgeon of the Second Clem Thomas Fox,
M.D., vice Hawkey, deceased ; Surgeon Robert Joynt
Gordon Grant, from the 9th Light Dragoons, vice Thom,
deceased; Surgeon William D.nny, from the 14th Foot,
vice Alexander, promoted.
To be Staff Surgeons of the Second Class.
Surgeon William Barrett, M. 8., from supernumerary in the
71st Foot ; Assistant Surgeon Alexander Smith, M.D.,
from the 37th Foot; Assistant Surgeon Henry Fowls
Smith, M.D., from the 16:11 Foot; Assistant Surgeon
William Holmes Jepbson, M.D., from the 96th Foot,
vice Moline, appointed to the 6th Dragoon Guards.
Assistant Surgeon Thomas Frederick Well, from the 89th
Foot, vice Anderson, deceased; Surgeon Robert Meet-
ing Prendergast, from the 65th Foot, vice Fox, promoted.
To be Assistant Surgeon.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Henry Walter Bellew, vice
Smith, promoted.
To be Acting Assistant-Sorgeons.
John Horsley White, gent.; Archibald Weir, gent.; Ste-
phen Henry Dickersen, gent.; Charles Beautoy, gent. ;
George M`Gutty Carotin, gent. ; Francis B men, gent. ;
Petrick Heron Watson, M.D.; Frederick Graham, gent.;
Herbert Chalmers Miles, gent.; George Jones, gent.;
John Henry Gilborne, gent. ; Peter Joseph Iloey, gent.,
vice Semple, appointed to the 18th Foot; David Ben-
jamun tunes, gene., vice WA.. IskyLolo.l t.
toe
89th Foot; Henry Lloyd Rendell, gent., vice
Bellew, appointed Staff Assistant Surgeon; Harvey
John Philpot, vice Grabham, appointed to the 71st
Foot; John George Fought, gent., vice Roe, ap-
pointed to the 89th Foot; Clement Williams, gent.;
Henry Joeeph French, gent. ; George Redford, gent. ;
Henry Browne Fisher, gent ; John Mestere, gent. ;
Harvey Rowe, gent.; William Daniel Michell, gent.;
Smith Dickson, M D. ; Robert Hancorne, gent. ; Arthur
David White, gent.; Walter Clegg, gent.
BREVET.
To be Lieutenant Gunnels in the Army.
Brevet Major John Henry Cooke, of the 21st Foot; Brevet
!shill Thomas Stevenson, of the 30th Foot; Brevet Ma-
jor Edward Parker, of tho 60th Foot.
To be Majoss in the Army.
Captains Thames Stevenson, of the 30th Foot ; Edward
Parker, of the 60th Foot ; Charles Frederick Gibson, of
the 24th Foot ; John Gore, retired full pay Royal Artil-
lery, the rank being only honorary.
MSUORANDUII.
The appointment of Acting Veterinary Surgeon Part-
ridge to be veterinary surgeon of the 11th Light Dragoons,
as st.ted in the Gazette of the 29;11 ultimo, has been can-
celled.
The first Christian name of Ensign Woodford, appointed
to the Rifle Brigade on the 28th December, 1851, is Ed-
mund, and not Edward, as pretusly stated.

WAR-OFFICE, Jaw. 12.
BREVET.
The undermentioned officers who bad retired ripen full-
pay of the Royal Marines, previously to her Majesty's
Order in Council of the 13th September, 1854, to be pro-
moted to a step of Brevet Rank, in order to plus them in
as favourable a position as those of their rank who may
hereafter obtain retirement under the provisions of the said
Order in Council,
To be Colonels in the Army.
Lieutessat Colonels Edmund Houle, John McArthur, Wil-
Bea Clendon.
To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army.
Brevet-Maier,' Joseph Williams, Thomas Lemon. Julius
Fleming, Thomas Scott, James Fenimore, William
Mc Kionoo, Francis Smith Hamilton, Charles Cartwright
Williamson, Charles William Pearce.
To be Majors in the Army.
Captains Thomas Hurdle, Gilbert Lengdon, Richard J. F.
Crowther, Joshua S. Sayer, Thomas Cur Steward, John
Hay, Wm. Stephens Knapman, John. Wilson, John
Humby, Thomas Waters, George Thomas Welshman,
John George Richardson, John Evan Jones, Robt. Webb,
William Yord, John Hewett, George Bowneil Pepyat,
William Henry Devon, Hugh Brown, George Pattoun,
David Galloway, Thomas Ben Thomas, Jervis
Cooke, James Shute, John Tudor Tucker, Wil-
liam Davis, James Themes CrackneU, Henry
James, John Brutton, John Richard Museall,
Richard William Pascoe, Riclisrd Searle, Henn Smith,
Peter John James Dosantoy, Thomas Park, George
Griffin, James Downers, Charles Clarke, John Law,
Edmund Nepean, Valentine Beadon, Joshua Edleston,
Robert Wright, William Gordon. Edward Appleton,
Caleb Berate, Peter Martin McKellar, John Miller,
Charles Miller, Pitcairn Osslow.
The ahoy* commissions to bear date 28th Woe., 1864.

NEW DEPUTY LIEU
COIN WALL.
William Pryce Michell, Esq.

MILITIA,

The following commissions have been signed:
•
William Rashleigh, jun., gent., to be lieutenant, vice I
Vivian, commission cancelled, in the Ist Cornwall Rifles. ;
Thomas Baskervilli Mynore, gent , to be ensign, vies
Chatfield appoicted to 49th Foot, in the Herefordshire Re-
giment of Militia.
John Michael Browne, gent., to be ensign, vice Cockburn, ,
appointed to 11th Light Dragoons, in ditto.
Robert Thomason, gent., to be assistant-surgeon in ditto.
Assistant-Surgeon Philip Treater to be surgeon in the
Warwickshire Militia, lst Regiment.
Frederick William Strickland, gent., to be lieutenant in
ditto.
Rilend Wolseley Oldham, gent., to be ensign in ditto.
John Peter Wilson, gent., to be mann in ditto.
William Powell, gent., to be ensign ii ditto.
Roper Augustus Sullivan, gent., to be insignia the Royal
Bucks King's Own Regiment of Militia.
Samuel Wood Graves, gent., to be lieutenant in the Hert-
fordshire
George Thomas Deltas Radcliffe, gent., to be ensign in
ditto.
Captain Edmund Herbert to be major, vice Rollo, re-
sist is Royal Monmouthshire Militia.
t Gauge Griffin Tyler to be captain, vice Her-
belt,nionelli. Is ditto.
Henn Sewn Megan Clifford to be lieutenant,
via gaaaaMie IS Mee.
Idmin Meow Amble.gist, to be ensign in the Shrop-
I ibis IlmAbsind MMH&
The lrom Mimed Booth Wilbraham, colonel unattaolied,
r late of the thilleinem Guards, to be honorary colonel in
the fith Regiment a Royal Tell
Roam.
• John Henry Pringle, unattached, late of
the Coldstream Guards, to lientenant-colonel commend-
in ditto.
• John Aytan Wood, gent., to be lieutenant in the North-
t nisberland Light Infantry Regiment of Militia.
Joseph Jones, gent., to be ensign in ditto,