The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-23 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY,

ADKIZALTY, JAN. 22. —.PllOllt7llOlOl AND Ar-
rourrionnra.-14eatensafie C. J. Balfour, to the Busserd ;
sod J. F. Bolter, to the Alecto.
Sah.liratanont V. C. Scholedeld, to the Triton.
Poymeator W. H. IL Araokl. to the Boland.
A ssiataat P. A. O. Montagu, to the Blenheim.
Clerk A. A. Faust, to the Buzzard.
Engineer F. C. Affrea, premotad to chief engineer and op-
panted to the Ida., for earrice in the Doris.
Secoad-Clam Assistant Bogineers P. Thompson, to the
Timm% es sapiraamarney ; and J. H. Brankstoa, to the
OsprisT.
Aetna &wood-Claes Andeloat-Empineen W. Ambler, to
the Catahniand, for sonic* in the Royal Oak ; and T. S.
Blythe to the Fiegard, saparnammary.

WOOLWICH, JAN. n.
Admiralty instructions were this day received,
from the'purpert of white it is expected that the
cress Waldo Onnonedwr Helms, ZI:olYt
proceed to Chins ae previously adored. She in wow la the
harbour fully quipped. and await' marling orders. Thirteen
of her new, who had been retuned as straggler; have with
few exception' been apprehended by the &Kayoed police,
and have rejoined the veneL

CHATHAM, JAN. 22.
The iron-cased frigate. Royal Oak, 34, 800-horse
power, is ordered to be @applied with Clisborne's patent
electric steering and englweesem telegraphs, which the
Lords of the Admiralty berg ordered' to be fitted on board
that vessel. Mr. Gishorurs, the ilitribir sad patentee, has
attended at the dockyard bads% kr lire purpose of
making the necessary arrsamposista for 6 slog the
invention oo board the Royal Oak, the new code
of Ovals bevies ben under trial for some time
past on board the paddle-wheel steamer Rhoda-
mantbus, with the most complete mow. By mesas of
the new apparatus every order of the captain, or other
taker is charge of the vessel. is trotantsosooaly and drool-
tansouidy communicated to the helmsman,' and also to the
imlimsrWar-ofßos circular has been received at this garrison,
directing that the moiety of messy deducted trout the pay
of keeps oe the issue of their clothing for 1862-63, for
alterations, Ito be re-funded them, and the amounts charged
against the pablic.

Ma. AnTON, M.P., AND NIB 00111ITITIIINTL—
Last evening Mr. Aynoet, M.P., met his omestimosts at the
Bommoot lastitutioa, Mile Frod-rosel. Mr. W. Newton occu-
pied the chair, and the hall was crowded. The hors. on mber,
after some preliminary observations, expressed his disippro-
bationof the taxation Inflicted on the ratepayers by the Metro •
politan Board of Works, and of tha wasteful expeditors of
the public money for civil and military purposes. Oa
the American question the views of the hon. gentle-
man did not harmonise with those of his hearers.
by whom he war frequently interrupted. Having re-
ferred to the diversity of opinions exiting amongst
the working and tipper classes on this subject, h. expressed
his inclination to the bond that this difference was caused
by the farmer set having sufficient leisure to give the same
' antenst al essliseplagion to public questions as the latter.
Thee* be sod& set sufficiently express his horror of
slavary. be dialed, ia effect, that the working classes in
NertkAarniaa desired the emsmetipatioa of the slave, sod
awnthat ILNorth was lighting only for dominion. After
the conduct of the Lascasbirs operatives, be
tnnahod upon the question of reform, sod in conclu-
sion expremed his bad that the battle pound of the
f samba wee likely to be "esimonly." A vote of
confidence the hes. gentleman was agreed to.
THE RIBIUDIENTATION or HONITON.—When he
was elected M.P. for Bonitos. Mr. Moffatt made a quart
engagenesat to visit the borough at the close of each ssasiou,
and "give an amorist of his stewardship." He visited
Monitor& in 1861, sod made a speech, but did neither one nor
the other in 1882. The fellloo for this is mid to be that
the manor of Raritan having been bought from the repro.
Iseotatives of the late Mr. Locke by a member of the Gold-
amid family, Mr. Moffatt is now regarded by the electors of
Hooitein as only occupying the seat for this Parliament.
Mr. Beare Cochrami stands well amongst his supporters to
Flonitou, and it is therefore probable that at the next
election he and Mr. Ooldamid, the son of the lord of the
manor, will be elected.— Western Moritius New.
REPHIMIINTATION Or Rzniars.-,-The nomination I
of mindidatos for the representation of Reigate is expected
to take pleas on Mouday, the 2nd of February. Mr. (has .
ville Lemma Gower of Ti ley Park, near Godstoos, oral
Mr. W. A. Windom:a, formerly member for Umbel!. r 4. Da. Cotnraio's WORK.—Addresses are now in
I the only caedidatea In the field, and their MOMS ha.. jai
I been the completed, each one expresses himself confideA a
i • diocese of Canterbury, in reference to workf p
the course of signature by the clergy and laic of
o
of tae_uet.
1 victory.
Colima. One to the archbishop and bishops of the province
I DRAIN OR him W. C. B. NOTTIR.—Mr. W.. c. H. of Canterbury in convocation assembled, prays that body
I ?Jotter, who wee for many years connected with Covent "to take this book into it. serious mosideratice synod!.
Garden and Lam Theatres, departed this life on the sally, and to adopt such measures towards a judicial maw. I
. lfith MM., aged, deeply breasted.
Ts x SOUTHERN IItIMIANWIEIMIT Or THR T RAMIE.— end so to vindicate the church of Embed from
enaxpedtionie,
nato,de if need be, condemnation of it, as may seen I
Lest evening • m:liziof the motor, churchw ardor, and any suspicion of unsoundness in • vital point of belief, whisk
vestryman of the ' of St. Mary, Lambeth , was held at may in the eyes of Christendom attach itself to bar." Arco
the Vestry-hall, Kennington to consider a rv,,oet of a coin- Cher to the Archbishop of Canterbury :—" Expresses as
mattes of the vestry oo the Thames Embank meat and road- earnest hope that his grace will take such measures as be I
' ways (south side); Mr. It Taylor in the chit' r. Mr. Doultos may deem expedient to uphold the belief in the inspired
M.P. reeved the adoption of the report, V.lO practical effect I
word of Gird, rood to vindicate the chunh of England from
of witch, be said, wee to empower the vestry to cemsalt throe imputations which would be brought epeeist her
some practical **gimes so as to protect the interest. of the 1 orthodoxy. if one of her bishops might with impunity Enke
parish in reference to the damage to property which would use of his high position to spread erroneous views on such •
be effected by the embankment. After some slight discus- fundamental point as the inspiration of Holy Scripture."
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