The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-01 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

I ADMIIILLTY' JCNZ 30.—A PPOINTIIINTS.
teasota G. D. Mora. to the Formidable ; A. H. G.
Richardson, to the Edgar.
Paymasters G. P. Martin,to be secretary to Sir G. Larn-
Formi
bert ;
da H. G. Barlow, to
—be secretary s dark to the

Assistant-Paymaster J. H. Cleverton to be secretary's
clerk to the Fmrnidable.

Clerk A. Hodson, to be secretary's clerk to the Formidable.
Amid' ant-Surgeon G. W. T. Sutherland, to the Rifleman.
Acting Assistant-Surgeon J. Hutchinson, supernumerary
to the Euryalus.
Master's Assistant L G. awns, to the Edger.
Engineers W. Wynd, to the Cumberland, for the Sheer-
, use ; W. Bobinson, to the Wye ; W. J. Warres, to the
Fisganl, as supernumerary ; W. Maxwell, to the Asia, as

lissistant-E4ineers C. E. ElhadeU, to the Fiagerd, es
supernumenu7 ; M. J. Shannon, to the Asia, for hospital
treatment.

PIELD•DAY WITH THE GUARDS.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambrid as
Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, accompanied by
cal the Hon. Sir James Y. ticarlett, the Adjutant-General,
General Sir Richard Airey, Colonel the Hon. James Mac-
; deoald, Colonel Tyrwhitt, and • brilliant staff, attached to
head-quarters, were present at • field-day yesterday at
• Wormwood-ecrubbe, with the Ist and 2nd Regiments of the
Life Guards and the 18th Hussars, together with the god
Battalion of the Grenadier Guards, the lot Battalion of the
;Coldstream Guards, and the Ist Battalion of the Scots
Fusilier Guards. Colonel the lion. Dudley de Roe was in
command of the Ist Life Guards, and Colonel Howard vyait
the 2nd Regiment, the 180 Hussars being commanded
by Colonel Knot. The brigade of cavalry was under the
command of Major-General J. Lawrensoo, and the Foot
Guards under the command of Major-General Lord Freda-
'rick Paulet, C.R , attacied to the Foot Guards. The bands
of the several regiments were on the ground, and, on the
!arrival of the Duke of Cambridge, they struck up the
i National Anthem, the troops presenting arms.
The lice was formed precisely at nine o'clock, and on
the ground were Lieutenant-General the Earl of Cardigan,
K.C. 8., and several other officers of rank. Shortly after
the Duke of Cambridge and staff had gone through the
I lines, minutely inspecting every squadron and company,
the customary evolutions and manmuvres commenced. The
different movements lasted an hour and • half, and at the
!conclusion the cav►lry and infantry marched past in the
three paces before his royal highness and staff. At the con-
! elusion of the proceedings the Field Marshal Commanthog-
, is-Chief called the several officers in command in front, and
is complimentary terms expressed Lis approbation at the
creditable manner in which the troops had gone through
the different movements ; more particularly be noted the
efficiency and steady soldier like bearing of the Foot Guards.
On the retiremeot of the duke and members of the staff
the bands played "God Save the Queen," and the troops
returned to their respective barracks.

The ohippiog firm of Meseta. W. S. Lindsay and
Co. will henceforth be carried on noder the style of
Stripier, Pembroke, and Co. Mr. Liodsay retiree from
that breach of business, although "be will still continue
his cannoning with the City so far as regards any general
mercantile traosactious."

WHITEHALL, JUNE 27.—The Queen ban been
pleased to grout unto the Rev. Joseph William Blake/ley,
D., the place sod dignity of a canoe of the Cathedral
Lod lietropolitial Church of Christ, Canterbury, void by
• the death at the Rev. Jobs flue ell, D.D.—Ciazate.