The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-30 00:00:00

November 5.

7th Foot.—Privates Tloisa7iielson, Thomas Roach, Jas.
Walsh, James Boardmac, R.bart Brittaad, Terence Lynch,
Robert Argue.
20th Foot. —Privates William Hobday, Henry Houghton,
William Love, Michael Mullins, John Scott, John Hawkins.
21st Foot.—Privates James Halloran, George Chester.
men, Charles Jubb, John Boylan, Robert Logan, bilabial
fd'Courtie.
23rd Foot —Sergeant J. Newman, Privates J. Birch, W.
Hill, W. Lancaster, J. Rhodes, J. Sawlerd, R. W. Clarke,
J. Wilkinson, J. Crook, B. Manderills, T. Gittens, C.
William..
33rd Foot.—Private Thomas Pollard.
47th Foot.—Corporal Samuel Hoyle, Private Denis
bi*Donald.

55th Foot.—Privates John Brown, James Francis, John
Johnston, John Webb.
57th Foot—Private John Gallagher.
63rd Foot —Privates George Berkett, Thomas O'Donnell,
M.chael Kenny, Owen Murphy.
66th Foot.—BergeanU, William Blythe and Jeremiah
Bristol, Privates John Donors, William Gibson, Thomas
Lee, William Marginson, James M'Longblin, and Daniel
Sullivan.

83:11 Foot.—Privates William Nan, John Looney, Martin
Petty, J. Cavanagh, and John Hairs.
let Battalion Grenadier Guards.—Privatra George Hib-
bard, Abel Brook*, James Barrett, end James Bridge.
let Battalion Coldstream Guards.—Private Allred JoLn•
son. . -

December 2.

50th Foot.—Prisates Patrick Curnery, George Brian,
mu Jamas Howarth. _ . _

December 7.

55th Foot.—Lnee•oorporal hiiehael Mahoney. Privates
Martin Grethen, William O'Sullivan, James Preston, Jere-
miah Bendy, and Thanu O'Horn.

December 19.

19th Foot.—Private William Vtosey.
68th Foot.—Private James Maher.
December 20.

60th Foot.—Corporal Timothy Callaghan, Privates
Michael Nicholson, John Callaghan, Thomas Corcoran,
Matthew Dagoor, George Doyle, Edward Harttigan, Law-
rence M'Auliffe, and Thomas Sinuett.
23rd Foot.—Privates Thomas Moat, Thomas Golfing,
John Odom., George Sparks, Patrick Fogarty, John
Thompson, Hobert Case, Matthew Fell, Ambrose Hudson.
33rd Foot.—Privates Harry Smith, Thomas Baldwin.
December 21.

23rd Foot.—Private Edward Buckingham.
December 26.

57th Foot.—Sergeant Thomas Holden, Private Hugh
King.
December 29.
57th Foot —Private Charles Clarke.

January 12.
68th Foot.—Sergeant William Cooper, Lance• Corporals
John Harwood, Btnjamin Binder, Privates John Eve, Wil-
liam Tolley, Edward Mason, William Adams, Thomas
Farrell, James Byron. James Menagh, John Baker, George
Field, John Clarke, John Lawresson.

Marsh 17.
21st Foot.—Private Hugh BleWiggin.
March 22.

20th Foot.—Privata John Murphy.
34th Foot—Privates JAMS Blair, Edmund Kirby,
John &ahem. Martin Healey, William Henry Robinson,
William Willis.
67th Foot.—BorgaantWilliam R. Locke, Private Edward

77th_ _
ad John Lynn.
97th Foot.—Private H. Wenner.
Much 28
7th Foot.—Private William Howell.
TOTAL BRITISH Pateor _
0014411 f
Sergeants
Rank and Me l7O

Richsrd O'Sallivius, John Collins,

Numerical return of Russian officers who halm been taken
prisoners by the army earring under Field•Manhal Lord
Raglan : -

Russian officers 45

Numerical list of Russian soldiers who have been taken

priaonen by the arnsyserviog under the command •t____........pid4.
Marshal Lind Raglan:
Russiaas 647
Tartars
Poles
Jews 5

Tots! 746

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, MAY 29. APPOINTMENTS. /Alio
umlaut S. W. D. Radcliffe (lw) to the Neptune, 120, ft,
particular terviae.

Acting Clerk W. Ward to the Royal Albeit, 121, gen,
steam-ship, of 500 horse-power, Mediterranean station.
Assistant-Clerk W. H. J. Aitken, A. J. Dodd, and W. C.
Brown, to the Royal Albert.
Midshipmen W. W. Box, to the Horatio, 24, screw item
guard-ship, or 250 horse-power, at Sheerness; F. Cooke, a)
the Meteor, 16, floating battery, and E. W. Warren, to the
Walton, 16, floating battery.

DUBLIN, MAT 29,
The embarkation of troops proceeds with little intenek.
sim at Queenstown. On Saturday 140 men ant. homed
the Royai Artillery, from Ballincollig arrived at Qua 4
town and emsarked in the steam-ship Kangaroo, for kg.
veyance to the Crimea. Five officers of the 49th Regirsegt,
Lieutenants Chaplain and Coulson, and Enaigas ply;
Cooke, and Mitchell, accompanied them. The Kissers°
steamed oat in the evening. Ou Sunday 283 of the d%
Regiment proceeded from Cork to Queenstown, for co.
barketion in the Koh-imoor. The officers who acemays
1 nied the men were, Colonel Bougbey (commanding), Cip.
I tam Lloyd, and Ensigns Joy and Bourgh. The denies.
tion of the Koh-im,.or transport is Hong Kong. Pteeigi
to the &manure a f the Koh-i-nour she was visited 4
et 1 Msneell and Colonel O'Brien, who went over the
entire ship, and made a very minute inspection of Its se.
commodation.
Small detachments of the 21st, 57th, and 63rd &gleam,
consisting of a captain, 4 sergeants, and 70 rank and fig,
left Dublin yesterday for Bar ; and detachments of iso
30th, 33rd, 49th, 50th, and 65th Regiments, numbrial 9
sergeants and 200 rank and file, under the comamad of
Captain Hitiden, 50th depot, left the garrison yesterday for
Fermoy.
Lieutenant•G e I Thomas inspected the Antrim ilMo
on Saturday. hnd pronounced that new corps, now au
tiring ~/ver 800 men, to have made so much progress it
drill and discipline as to promise that ere long they lad
be ens of the best regiments in the service.

ROCHESTER, MAY3O

Yesterday a few invalids arrived, and were imam.
diately inspected, and although there were but 37, oat fl
this i.umber 12 were taken into Brompton Suppameaul
HospitaL This forum an exception, to the many arriving
late, where most have been con.alescent. Amass
Surgeon Shiell, 68th Regiment, came home is charge g
these men. The drafts of the 5:11 and 45. h Regiments took
their departure on Tuesday.

The West India Company's steamer Orinoco vu
one of the first mail packrts hired by the government bee
war transport. She has taken out 11,000 troops to the
teat of war. She was at Kalamita at the leading of the
allies in the Crimea, and her crew and officers bed s
magnificent view from her heck of the battle of Alva
Dr. Symons, the surgeon of the Orinoco, landed immediately
after ,he bottle, and ',listed the wounded, and he saw the
mournful spectacle of the burial of the dead. Whet the
B • ' h and French fleet attacked Sebutnpol, the °num
was one of four steamers ordered to keep close to Sebse
topol to tow out any diasblt d ship of war. In conscious
of their being obliged to be within range of the guns of the
Sebastopol batter's, at the time of the naval SOWS, ell tM
officers and crew were promised the same rewards for tkeen
selves or families as officers and sailors in her Majesty's
• , in case any of them were wounded or killed.
The Orinoco having been home to be repaired, has just
gone out to the Crimea again with cavalry.
Orders have been issued for the immediate embarks.
tion of the Gth Dragoon Guards (Corbusier's). This rear
ment, which is at present quartered at Hounslow, will pro.
ceed to the seat of war upwards of 650 etrang, bung
received above 250 volunteers within the lot week from the
god Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays), stationed at Dundelk,
and the 3rd and 7t). Dragoon Guards, quartered in Benzin.
A depot and recruiting establishment will be left in Eng-
land. As is customary, the excellent buns of the regiment
has been broken up preparatory to going on foreign service.

There are at present no (ewe; then 137 recruiting
parties stationed in the metropolis, its addition to the um
blishment in Duke-street, Westminster; of these 19 being
to cavalryiregiments, 105 to infantry of the line, Melodize
3 belonging .o the 60th Rifle Regiment, 3 to the II de
Brigade, 4 to the Royal Artillery, 4 to the Royal Marian,
4 to the East India Company, and 1 to the Royal Sam
and Miners ; allowing each party to consist of is Beirut
Ind two men, gives a total strength of 411 mos. T►e ens
mated number of ...milts obtained within the mettopollua
cliatTlet exceeds 600 weekly.
The 94th Regiment of Foot, under the command
of Lieut.• Colonel Dennis, now in garrison at Windeor,lll4
received orders to prepare for embarkation on the 15th d
next month. The regiment is now shout 1,300 strong; tit
as they are principally recruits, SOO rank and file only si
proceed on foreign service, leaving an unusually stria;
depot to take part of the Castle duty at Windex.
Tbo India mail brings news from Bombay to the
let inst. At that date the 4th Dragoons were prepsriag
embark for the Crimea.