The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-09 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MIME

ADYIL►LI7, JUNE B.—APPOINTMENTS.—Lietttee
meats W. H. &lye (L&M), to the lotprogaahie, 104, the.
ship, at Plysamuh ; and Bt. J. Covastry (1850). to tow
Prometheus, 6, paddle wheel steam sleep, of 200 horws
power, West Coast w Africa station.
Burgeon J. T. U. Bremner (1866), Y.D , to the Melville,
Hospital.

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The 94th Regiment was yesterday inopested in the
Home Perk, Windsor, by Adjutant-G. rase■l Wetheralls
fha 94th has received orders to mann from Windsor en or.
about the 20th inetact to Portsmouth, thence to • =bark fin
Gibraltar. The regimeat; including all ranks, la 1,103
sting; 400 rank and the will go out, and about 300 will
be left in depot.
The English vessel Rattler, which had been
chartered by the French government, has jest left Havre
Constaatinopn. Soy bee been loaded with great
oelerity, sad has on board en lamest* quantity of project-
thee, more then 100 waguons, sad some thousands of pack-
ages foe the diffenet Bonita,.
A general Inspection of the City of London Royal
S.•gtnent of Militia will take place on. Heaney next, in the
ground of the Hon. the Artillery Compels), Finsbury, *beet
the whole of the oft era and men nodal the command of
Colonel Wilmot, aldermen, will be under arms. Sr/trail
military °Man of high rank and the members of the
Artillery Company wilt be present on the OCCOIIIOII. Tbe in-
spection, which is preliminary to the departure of the nee,
meat for the camp at Aldenbott, is expected to take plant
at noon.

SHEERNESS, JUNG S.
The Avon steam vessel arrived hero on Tlauredaj
with 34 Russian prisoners. returned here from !lobar
prison, to be pat board the Devonshire. Tessa mess
were convicts, working the guns at Bomersuad as a penalty
at toe time it was taken by the allied forces. They appear
to have tusk Leto a state of sullen apathy, starettly eon.;
eeniag with weak other at any time, except at the niviaiost
of their meals.

the mortar vessels Burly, Blazer, and Manly,
sad the gee-boat Hiadr ha,. arrived herr, waiting orders.
Ao Admiralty order has arrived here for ttlrb
Calcutta, St, Captain J. J. fitopford, to take nu hoard the
stuntmen's of the Boating batteries Citation sad Meteor
sad the Powerful, 84, Captain Thomas L. Massie, border
Ad remits bus (having landed a put ion of bee nun.).
+Mimi Admiralty orders to proceed on partioalsrsarvice.

DUBLIN. Joss 8.
The following detachments will arrive at Oa
toolsy to await embarkation on board tile Sarah Sind*
areamer for conveyance to the Crimea, visa, 17th L.seirk
3 , Myers, 62 rank and Me, and 100 hones, with 1 se r
8 rank and file in waiting. rha Rept , 1 officer, 60 rank
and file, with 1 sergeant 6 rana and MO en writing, from
Kt homy. Bizty-stz men and two officers of the Sri Both
.111f1.. unable to tindaccammodation in the Princess Eugenic
at Cork this week, and were obliged to return to barracks.,
with a quantity of baggage, to await a facure conveyance.

CAMP ON THE CoßBAol3.—There is acconunodna
tion now ready for more than 3,500 men, and that part of
it at the Kildare side will be completed next week. The
camp now stretches along the top sad southern side of
the long hill, in a straight direction from the walled-is
Dare park to a point midway between ft and the &Alpe*
end of the Omagh. At this point is placed the Ordosncs
Flag-staff, and from it two ether portions proceed in an
oblique direction. The fiat or straight portion will fie-
cummodate 5,000, the second 3,000, and the third 2,000.
men. Two streets, each forty nett wine, extend from the
walled-in bare park to the Ordnance Flag staff, a distance
of about three-quarters of an English mile. On the upper
Dart of the bill, parallel and bordering one of them, are
the ofilosre quarters; below, and similarly situ-
ated with regard to the others, are the coolong and bat-
ing hen-es, whilst between them are the men s quer ere.,
eau a large square for a parade-ground, Each division
contains the part of the two main aunt. teat rep,
through it, two ernes streets, about 15 or 18 feat wide.
end a square in the centre. The square is formed of
e row of huts on each side, two forming the slues of the
main, and those of the cress streets. One side of all the
outs round the square looks towards it. Each square opens
into the main street, at either side. by a spree anent forty
feet wide, incited about minwsy between the cries etre( to,
and measure at each sloe about 300 leer. The huts in the .
cress streets sod squares are plainly, hut neatly, furnished.
The huts where the officers are to sleep an divided by
wooden partitions into small apartments—the...in and num•
bet of which will be proportioned to the rank of the intim*.
dual. The mess rooms are neat sad spumous spa. talents.
about sixty feet long and twisty wide, well ligh•ed anti
ventilated. Tee entire camp, shin finish. d, will have a ,
magnificent appearance, scattered over a space 'Mead inn is
length about two English miles and occupying the summit
mud sides of a ridge, the view from which is extensive,
varied, and picturesque. The various streets Sr. to be
esacadeenised, and numerous heaps of stuns end I are
i prepared ; and rotted many of the tfficere huts the walks
have Data held down. The huts and some of the streets will
be supplied with gas.

'TENOR ARMY 711 E EAST.

The following is the composition of the army of
our French allies to the Beet:

imrialia, GUARD.
let Grenadiers-Ist and 2od battaiions.
2ud Greasdiers-Ist, 2ad, and 3rd ►attations.
Ist V.ltagears—lit, 2ud, And 34 battalions.
2 id Voices/sun-Ist, 2od, sod 3rd battalions.
Z susses-Ist and tad batts.ions.
Chasesan—eight out of tea companies.
Cleadareastie—lst and 2nd battadoos, army ot !nerve,-

ArtillJryL!wo batteries at Sebastopol ; Gus I at at

E. giueefe—lit company at Constantinople, one &tech.-
meat at Sebastopol.

INFANTRY.
Lioe-61112. tb, 10th, 14 t, 18 h, 19th, 20th, 21st, 26th,
27tb, 28th, 39th, 42nd, 43rd, 46 h, 49th, 60 b, 67th, 614,
74th, 79. h, 80th, 82nd, 86th, 86th, 91st, 96th, 971 b, 98th,
100. h, at Sebastopol 9th, 16 h, 47th, 62nd, 02ad, 7.lth.
96th, array of reserve, at Constantinople.
Foot Christman-Ist, 3rd, 4th, 6th, 6th, 9th. 10th, 17th,
19th at Sebastopol, eight compani.c out of ten; 7th and 14th
at Constantinople, sight companies out of ten.
Z susses-The three regiments are before Sebastopol.
Stn 1)i cipline Company, at Gallipoli.
Ist Foreign Li gion-Them two regiments ban each Sure
battalions at Sebastopol.
Algerian Tirailleurs-Two battalions,

CAVALRY.
6th Coirsasisrs-I.t, 2ad, 3ru, and 6th squadrons.
9th Cuirassiers-Ist. 2ad, 4th, and 6th squadrons.
6th Dragoons-1.; 2ad, 3rd, and 4to sluadrrna.
9 h Dragoons-I.t, 2ud, 3rd, and 6th squadrous.
lot linesars-14, 3.d, aid 4th squadrons.
4th Hussars-Ist, 2od, 3rd, and 4th .quadroos.
The African Chassenrs, lit and 2ad regiments, Saab of
four ogsadroso.

ENGLISH PICTURES AT MESSRS. FOSTER AND
Berge.—There are some very interatieg end well executed
works in this collection of six•y paintings to be disposed of
on Wednesday, the 13th instant. In the little time that
we had to inspect it, we particularly remarked tbe follow-
tog works: " Bibliomanie." by Douglas—a work full of
character and harmoniously treated ; " The Lscding of the
Pilgrim Fathers," by C. Lucy, is a composition abounding
with pathos ; the spirit of firm resolve depicted in the
countenance and attitude of the chief pi grim, affords happy
rel et to the feeling of sadness which pervades the rest of the
group; "Cromwell's Last Interview with bis Daughter,"
by the same artist, is a very impres ive picture—loll of
correct expression; " Did you ring, Sir ?" by W. I'. Frith,
is a brightly and exceediagly well painted picture, and the
espression of the damsel's countenance it agreeable end
truthful. Mr. Linnell, jun., has an admirably painted
tt Hsrveet Beene." The subiect. as well as the thoughtful
and judicious manner in which it has been treated by Mr.
Lucy, will ensure attention to the picture of ' Lord
N sawn in the C.tuo of the Victory on tbe Eva of TrafelgEr."
" The Baron's Charger," by Herring, sea., is "coitus' of
the good examples of British art of which so many are kr
be found in this anetion.room on this occuion. We cannot
conclude our brief notice without sealing special mention of
Turner's " Burning of the Houses of Parliament ;" we saw
the eorfisgration, and recognise in this representai ion of the
scene the secure!! and fideli'y of Turner • sight and touch.
HARMONIC UNION, HANOTER-SQUARE Rooms.—
A very attractive progralllna• has beau prepat,d for the
concert neat Wednesday. Chant:dot's overture "
a caprice braise(' ut Mendelesohn's, and the magnificent
&pica symphony of Beethoven, are included in the first
per'; the Remsof Athens filling the second. The band
will be led, as usual, by Mr. H. Magma", and Herr Motive*
will occupy the post of einduttor.
ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.—A series of
lectures is now in progress of delivery, by Mee. Ba four, 0*
poetry and poets. The subject coo.en on Thur.day last
was entitled "Summer Hours with the Posts," a theme om
which the lady expatiated for upwards of en hour, not
from books, but from recollection, end illustrated hen
observations by extracts from the works of Milton, Thom-
son. Cowper, Wordsworth. and Crabbe. The lecture was
moth applauded.
VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN
THII CIVIL SIRVICI —The sple•inimeut third Claim clerk
in the War...nice vacant,
seplew of Ler- Pawners t
of Assistant Thrietur•OrDerk
pertosent. Mr. Thames Hie
H .well) has been appointed D
The appointment of Governor
by the retirement nn suppress
Mr. Cepe, Royal Engineers'
is a vacancy, vies Mr P'
continuous mental

Asap ream a tropical et
oaperaassatica, after elate
abroad. The appointment
essairt, amid by the apps
the iseiM MUM of Director

;Pie' Gaga.
PALLCL—
Malimienil m Dapitant,
723.—Tatal, 6,364.

vacant, caused by the appoints. tit Of •
aware to the new and step melt oiticie
r•Oeneral of the Army Ciottung De.
oinGs H (of the firm of
poinied DtteCtOlt General
Governor of Neon/stee), 4 ~payed>3•ayed>3•
superannuation (6001 r. e•
sineere' Devartossn,, : 4X
104.
r. Edward Munro, w• • • . .
ailment, by indilows4he_ • MVA
heal alienate to Ohtsferf 100
rr tiVAIIID years' w.f.; %.
stment of Toonnse To . ' •
bi appointment of Mr ritift."-Vb, stsj
(rector Gruen' of 8' -
ca.--Satuaso I
sent, 4,641; ditto by moo mks%