The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, MPHIL 9.—Paomorrons.—Aasiatant.Sar-
gams O
. Cr
rroos..Clarke(lB46), and D. MeEwea (180 d), promoted to the
raieLot ~

Arior-drxiiria.—Lleateitant A. A. Smith, to the Vesuvius, 6, paddle
wheel ream sloop. 01280 gone power. Mediterranean ,tattoo.
Master A. J. Veitch (1355). to the Kite. 3, paddle wheel steam see.
eel, of 170 horse power, at Illootwieh.
Staff Burgeon J. Armee., to the Liebdu Roepital.
Burgeon J. Carmichael, M.D. (1333). to the Algiers, 90, mew
steam ship, at 430 horse power, Mediterranean edition.

Colonel Farquhsreon, late of the 7th Finn:ion, died sud-
denly at Southampton this week, aged 59. When the 7th Fueihere
embarked for the Van at Bmllianiptoei Dock•, the Colonel was pre.
gent to see them depart. The encliare recognised and clamoured
rowed him, crying out, "There's our dar old Colonel; let
him come with as ; we'll go anywhere with him." Farquharson was
eo much adeeted with the soldiers attachment that he cal obliged to
leave the docks. Cobol Tea and Maier sir Thomas Tronnidge el
the 7th Fusiliers, lunched 'kit their line old commander beton, they
kit Southampton. Verquhanon gave Sir Thomas his sword and seek
saying tint be would never disgrace them. Poor hat was killed, and
Tronhridge lost both his log• iu the Crimea. Colonel Farquharson
belonged to the Ddrsetakire Mullah:moms, ten of hie brothemsunine

Orden were atilt to Btethsmpton voter lay to provide
accommodation on board the steam trontort Calcutta for the follow.
in Akers, he., who are ueder orders to embark at Southampton 02
or about Temday neat, the 15th inst.at, via.—Te Malta : Mrs. Newby
sod family, the wife of the hositroram of her Majesty's dockyard.,
Malta; Lientemat.Colonel Barmester (tie WA) to Ceylon) of the Royal
Regimen, Ms wife, two children, and one lune e serc.nt. To Con-
etenttoople : The horse ant servant of Dr. Baiter, of the Osmanli
Cavalry. To Scutari : Tee ben. Mr. Odbourne, officiating
!ItTiasi= te the army in the East. To the Cnmea : Lieutenant de
Carteret, of the 79th Re. Rae:it; Major Fretd, of the 55th Regiments
hie human, and home; liattalioa•Surgeon T. A. it stock, of the tonte
Faultier Ouarda; Major A. Y. V. Lenuoz, and oce errant, of the
Royal Artillery; Major W. W. Bony and one fervent, Lieutenant
H. W. Briscoe end one fervent, Lieutenant C. L'Ertronge and one
servant, the batman and two horsed of Captain Trevelyan, of the llth
Hussars.

PORTSMOUTH, Area. 9.
That great naval review is now defiantly tiled to take
plare on Wednisday. the 23rd lost.
The Meteor, 14, ll.atiog battery, Captain Seymour, arrived tine
morning, in tow of the Trent, steam transport, from Balaklsva. Her
rudder is very detecuve. The 'c. age home has been long an tedious.
The Algiers, 91, rerew atop, Cassia Codringtos, went out of bar.
boor this afternoon ana jolted the fleet, talubg up her pmrica at the
Motherbank as one of the divisional ships of he gunboat flotilla.
Two more mortar veuvls bare arrived to-day from the eastward in
tow of the Otter 3, steam vessel, Lieut. Glover.
The Nantilip, 6, apprentices' instruction orig. Lieut. Dolling, hr•
rived today Neal Plymouth to take her part in the review.
The John Bowes, No. 139 steam transport, arrived law night frame
the Crimes,

The InquM before the borough coroner o . the three men w►o
were killed at the explosion of the etesm.►ammer boiler in the duct.
yard on gatuiday mai held by adjournment 1--et night, and again ad..
journal till Thursday Light, the evidence being very voluminous.
Today the county coroner, Mr. Lonacrsft, held an mourn on ths
two roes who tiled at I'a• 1-r Utspital from the elect 01 the iojurin
they received at thr explosion, and the jury t i that inquest returned
this anatomic a veruict of t- Accidental de Ab."