The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-14 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Arommuvrr, MAT 13:—Arrourrwirrs. Sur-
F. R. Davis, to the Alert ; J. Hudson, to the Colum-
bine ; and B. Crab* to the Trident.
Acting Aisistant-Bergeousl'. Browse, to the Columbine ;
and J. Mold, to the Alert.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 13.
His Prussian Majesty's frigate Gefion, 46 guns,
Captain Klatt, arrived at Spithead this morning from Ha-
vanna, which port abs left on the 18th dna
His Swedish Majesty's corvette Legerbjelke, Captain
Herkepe, also arrived at Spithesd this morning from St.
Helena. Both ships on anchoring exchanged salutes with
the 'artistic, the Victory, flag-ship of Vice-Admiral Sir M.
Beymoar, sad the Mow, flag-ship of Rear-Admiral
Dames. Captain Klatt was afterwards presented to the
principal naval sad military authorities of the port and
erri,nezeita the
thi Cheva
port. lier Vandenberg, the Royal Primulas
at m

VOLUNTEER FIELD DAT ON' WHTT.MONDAT,..—
Lord Renelagh has made arrangements for a grand brigade
field day, on Whit-Monday, in Mr. Stodes beautiful park at
chiselhurst, and invitee the various metropolitan volunteer
amps to join the South Middlesex on that occasion. It is
naderstood that the Ist Middlesex Engineers, the West
Middlesex, the 29th North
corps have already accepted the in

Tag LlvsarooL POUCH AND THZ ALZTANDHA.
—lt having been dated in the Times that the Liverpool
polio. were being employed sa spies, at the instigation of
the American Minister, acting upon our government, and
the local Daily Post having accused Mr. Clint, the chair-
man of the watch committee, and Major Crag, the head
constable, of making nee of their authority to give informa-
-1 tine to the Confederate sisals in Liverpool, • aeries of ex-
planations took place at the monthly meeting of the Liver-
pool town council yesterday. The Mayor acknowledged
that one detective officer had, at the request of the Home
Secretary, been employed to try and discover if any in-
frig/cements of the Foreign &abetment Act were
taking plan in Liverpool, but beyond that be was
mowers of any foendation for the charge that
the polio, bad organised a regular system of espionage
ups. the Coefedente agents and their friends in Liverpool
Mr. Clint totally denied that be had in any way made raw
of his authority to procure information from the detective
mentioned by the Mayor, and said that be had neither
directly nor indirectly gives any ieforroation am to the pro-
oeediap &pies: the owner, of the Alexandra, so any one
suppoeed to be interested in that ?noel. He was decidedly
opposed to the police being need sa spies for any foreign
government, and be believed that the innAoyinent of
' private inquiry" people by the Federal o in this
country had gives rise to the notion that the regular polio/
were being employed in ferreting out information reprd-
ieg the alleged chaps mad proceedings of the Coati:Aerate
agents ia Liverpool.
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