The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-23 00:00:00

•RIUTALI AT AND DIPASTURIS 110 M NALALLATA.

ARRIVALB.—Jan. 5. Sir Robert Peel, steamer, f;Uni
Constantinople; Tooling, steamer, Sisopolis; Gowen:mkt
(Sardiuien war steamer), Boaphoros. 6. Elba, steamer,
gaseous; Ayrshire, Baljilt. 7. Dodo, Baljik ; Beatrice,
Hull; Amelia, Kasatth ; Attora (Sardieian), &match;
Boyne, Karam..
D AAAAA 5. &Mans, steamer, for Ragland;
H. M. 8. Miranda, off the port, from Kertch, and sailed for
Kazatab ; Constance, Bosphorus; Lady Russell, Varna;
Merriam, Baljik ; Pepi (Austrian), Bosphorus ; Hal of
Durham, steamer, Bosphorus ; Briton Ferry, steamer, Bos-
phorus; Bspersoce (Norwegian), Bosphorus; Cormorant,
stemma?, Sisopolia. 6. Tooning, steamer, Sisopolis ; Europa,
steamer, Kasatch ; Imperial, steamer, Constantinople.
The following steam transports are specially employed in
carrying cattle for the supply of the army :—Dodo, Baal-
sior, Chester, Cormorant, Albatross, Tonsiag, Royal Vic.
Loris, and Lino, about to take the place of Foyle, sailed for
England. The Firefly carries tattle to Kertcb, for the
troops there. The Elba supplies the Sardinian army with
cattle, in additiou to what is brought in their war stemen.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 22.
The Spitfire, 5, paddlewheel steam sloop, Captain
T. A. B. Spratt, C. 8., arrived last night from the Medic/r-
-egimen, where she has been engaged on surveying service
since the spring of 1851, Captain (then Commander) Spratt
having received his appointment to her is April of tkat year.
Sbe proceeds to Woolwich to be paid off.
' The Tickler, screw gas boat, Lieutenant Commander
Balfour, arrived from this Eastward to-day, to join one of the
Baltic divisions of gee boa's.
No reasatioa has taken place at this yard to consequence
of may probabilities of peace that may exist, in the equip-
ment of the line-of-battle ships, gunboats, mortar vessels,
or in other departments bearing on the war. Everything
goes as U SetiTlay U before.
The Nelson, sailing traasport, has sailed to-day for Con-
stantinople, with 500 tons of provisions, from the Royal
Clarence fard.

The Indigo, Kum transport, received orders to-day to
proceed to Plymouth to embark militia there for conveyance
to Dublin, and then proceed on other service. She is coaling
to day for this purpose.
The Rodney, 90, railing ship, Captain hloonont, C. 8., is
discharging storm, do , in order to be Stud for a shell
magazine for the Baltic, the drat orders to convert her to
this duty not having been countermanded.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Alma, which bee just arrived home with the Indian mail, la
to have ber two tanned .mew ezehaeged fora three based
one. Her vibration will thus be diminished, while het
speed it is believed will be ineteued, although that is
already very eztraordinary. When under steam alone and
with • bead wind she rim 121 knots in the Mediterrasea*.
and with her ceases set she made 15* knots, equal to 17
miles an hour. During twenty-four hours she ran 326
miles, nearly 14 miles an hour.
The Royal West India Company's mail steamer,
Great Western, he, been taken up by government for a
war transport.
The steam transport, Severn, left Southampton
yesterdsy, for Cork, on her way to the East with troops.
Field Marshal the Commander-in-Chief has been
pleased to sanction the appointment of Captain G. J. Y. de
Winton de Winton to be major of brigade at Smyrna to the
British Swiss Legion, which eorpe he has lately been assist.
tag to raise and organise.