The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-23 00:00:00

NATAL AND MILITARY.

(MOW user wares cAzerre.)
ADMIRALTY, Maim 26.
Corps of Royal Marinas.—Colossi-Commandant Alexuaer
Aedersoc to be taajor-geasral oa the fixed astablehm,a
of the corps, vice Wesley, to retired full-pay.
ADMIRALTY, JULY 16.
Royal Marine Light lateatry.—First Liesteasat
Morris Pritchett to be adjateet, vice Meldeekan, proasotet

AmiusALTr, JULY 22. Alel'OINTll UNTIL —Lea.
tenant the lies. C. D. Tracy, to the Shantou, for gannet,
duties.

Master's Assistants E. G. W. Hilliard, to the list! ;
J. H. Woolward, and J. F. Barnes, to tie Liffey.
Burgeon J. Jack, to be surgeon-supenntendont of the
Irousides, convict ship.
Acting Second-Class Assistant Engineers W. Vawdrev,
Milne, W. Stratton, and W. T. Se.,rle, to the Camlynke,
as supernumeraries.
Mr. A. 0. B. Tartan has been nominated to a sad
cadetship.

CHATHAM, JULY 2

AILRIVAL OF TROOPA FROM INDIA. —A numegri.
party of Dearly 200 iirse-expiral mid invalid troop' armed
at the garrison this afternoon, from Gravesend, having
embarked at the government quay from the hired troopship
Vittoria, 873 tons, Captain Tata. The troops helms to the
3rd Dragoon Guards, 6th (Inniskilliog) Dragoons, 17th
Lancers, Royal Artillery. Bombay and Madras Artillery, lA,
4th.lBth (Royal Irish), 28tb.3.3ei1, 56th. 72red (Highlanderg,
83rd, 91st, 96th, llXird, and lU6th Regiment', together
with twelve armee mid twelve duldreu, the wboamesider the
command of ()natal° E. J. P. Hill, 1H Royals
Lieutenant W. V. King, 6th Driegoose, Lieutenant
W. S. Thornburg, let Royals ; and Ensign N. R. Slaw,
28th Regiment ; and in medical charge of Btaff.Assistar:
Surgeon M. J. Griffin. The Vittoria embarked bee noon:
at Bombay on the 19th March, and mailed Hasson the fo;•
lowing day, touching at St. Helena on the lot of June. The
voyage to Gravesend occupied 124 days. During the pas
sage eight soldiers and one child died ; there sere the
three births on board. After the troops hail been medical!
inspected nine of them were abutted into Fort Pa
Hospital, including two lunation Three convicts node
sentence of penal servitude were removed to Millbank.
EZ/NFORCRYSIITS POR lIIIDU. —The following reinforce.
meets for the various regiments serving in the Bengal Pre-
sidency embarked at Gravesend, this morning, for 411.
cotta, on board the chartered troop-ship Middlesex, I,N
tons :-238meg of the Royal Artillery. 16 mend the 77th I:s.
giment, 2 men of the 101st Regiment, Ri men of the Rule
Brigade, 3 men of the 7th Humana 37 men of the 411,1
Highlanders, and 21 men of the 79th Highlanders. The
Newcastle, 1,275 tons, also embarked the following noon
for India :-159 men of the Royal Horse Artillery. 90 na
of the Royal Artillery, and 15 men of the 20th Regiment.

ELECTIONS DURING THE RECESS. —The following
is &copy of a bill just brought into the House of Commune
by Mr. Collins, Mr. Dodson, and Mr. Hennessy, to farther
limit the time of proceeding to elections during the
Whereas by the set of the lOtli George 111., Map. 41,
subsequently repealed, but m-enacted and extended,
the Speaker was enabled to issue his warrant te
fill up vacancies during recess in certain asses, after
giving 14 days notice in the London Gazette ; and Mcrae
the spread of news has become mere rapid since the year
1770 ; and whereas unnecessary delay in proceeding to
' election is coodacive to corrupt practices ; be it enacted by
the Queen's most excellent Majesty, by awl with the
advice and consent of the Lords spiritual end tampon',
and Commons, in this present parliament assembled,
and by the authority of the sane, as follows :--1.
That in the cases provided for by the 24th George
chap. 26, the act of the 520i1 George ILL, chap. 154, the
act of the 21st and 22nd Victoria, chap. 110, the Speaker
11 shall issue his writ seven instead of fourteen days after he
bas notified in the Gazdte that ho bas received the certifi-
cate. prescribed by the said acts, and the said seta shall le
so construed as if seven and not fourteen days oaks! 61
been originally inserted in the said acts, and this act sod the
said acts shall be construed and mad together."
TENTIMONILL TO THE REV. J. M. BELLsw.—
On leaving the ministry of St. Mark's, Hamilton-termer,
where he has been officiating for five years, the Rev. J. 11.
Bellew was presented by his parishioners with a very
numerously signed testimonial of respect, and with a muse
containing tillsovereigue. Lady Honied has allotted $
plot of potted in Hellambpark, on which it is proposed ro
erect • church for Mr. Bellew.
GUY'S Moorrrat. —Tile prize of 3007., founded
by the late Sir Arithey Cooper, Bart, has again been
awarded by the physicians and surgeons of this hospital. is
whom the award reels, to Dr. Edwards Crisp, of King's.
parade, Chelsea, a member of the Royal College of Surgeons
of Englaed, far hie may on the Anatomy, Physiology, eon
Pathology of the Haman Paaansaa. This gentleman ano
is deservedly well known sew accomplished naturalist, hat
oleo carried off twolaelmeiaa primes.
REPEAL or THE HOP DUTY. —A great gatheria;
is to take plane in Lord Harry Vane's perk, Battle Abbey.
near Ilaetoegsr on Thursday, the 31st inst., in celebration d
the repeal of the excise duty oo hope. A dinner will be
given, sad in the evening entertainments of all sorts will be
provided. Amongst those who have promised to attend in
Lord Harry Vane, M.P., Visconat Pemosey,
J. V. Sheliey, Bart., Sir E. Rimer, Bart, M.P., SIT
Brook Bridges, Bart, M.P.. Sir T. IL Wilma, But, the
Hoe. H. Breed, M.P., Mr. Y. T. Baas, X.P., Mr. CONK-
ham, M.P., Mr. Dudaou, M.P., Mr. E. C. Earns, M.P..
Hr. P. W. Martin, M.P., Mr. F. North, IC P., sad Br
A. J. Bereaford Hope.
THE CHIVALRY or GALHAY.--An institutiya
called the "Dormitory," where friendless children an
maintained by a committee of ladles at Galway, his 'rep
the object of violent outimes lately, the windows ham*
bees broken on several occemone, and heavy stoma tiro"
into the apartments. A oorreepoodent of the Dabble Ez•
Ceisdearibee soother mange follows
as
Tuesday last the schoolmistress aid two or three of the
elder girls of the institution went to bathe in a loealel
Aim towards Bares. Ou their return they were mm
by a furious mob of neon and women, who accused the° di
defiling the am by their bathing is it, for • bow csehd tM
(the Romeo catholic.) ever bathe main after protestants
had bees im the litter?' From words they proceeded
blows, struck them, pelted them with filth, spoiling sol
tearing their clothes. As the affrighted females fled Moog
the road_ parties of men working in the fields ems to
the roadside and threw large stones at the fugitives.
Ass of the ruffian seized one of the young ladM
by Mr long beak hair and attempted to throw her dom.
At Ibis moment a protestant yang man, drawn lo
the spot by the cries of the girls, rushed forward, hddlf
lased the mob, felled two ci the foremost, sod held the
whole party of men at bay while the purer females ris
for their live,. The Rowse catholic women. however, fol-
lowed for abort a mile further on the road, costasEGSC the
attack. The police have beeu informed of this last muse%
and it ninnies to be men whether the offenders will 10
brought to justice or not. Such is the state of Sings M A
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