The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-16 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

The following circular memorandum from the
Horse Guards has been hayed by order of the Secretary of
Btate for War, and forwarded to all the commandiag
°divas of regimeata and depots:
" The emcee of austrering the men of the army having
been kitely brougot coder the consideration of the Secretary
of Stare fir War, I ant directed by hie lordship t 3 acqnsiat
you that it hes been lately determined that a sew series of
numbers shall he introduced for soldiers after the Ist of
October neat. You will, therefore, be pleased to issue in-
etructi ma that recruits enlisted on and after that date,
when finally approved for the regiment or depot wader your
commend, shall be designated by regimental neaten com-
mencing from 1, iastead of continuing the prises% sakes.—
B. Bawls."

ADMIZALTY. Sarr. 16.—Apponrritzwre.—Lianto-
neat W. C. F. Wpm (1863),, to the &limos, 61, screw
Ream frigate, at Portsmouth.
Midshiemen—H. H. Edwards, to the Inflexible, 6, ►ad-
dl,.whiel steam sloop, et Woolwich ; J. L. Wsy and B. H.
Verney, to the eliaasse.
Navel Cadets—J. Hayes, to the Higbflyer, 21, wow BUM
frigate, Ideciterraneas station; and L. Atkinson, to the
Brunswick, 80, screw steam ship, at Dsvonport.

PORTSMOUTH, Bm. 15.
The steam transport Mauritius arched to-day at
Spithead from the lonia' Islands, lut from Plymouth. She
brio(' home the Wiltshire Militia and a portion of the Las-
culotte Militia, both of which have been doing duty in these
' depeadercies They could of 32 odlesre, 5 oilcan' wives,
14 childrea, 8&6 rank end file, 60 women, and 62 children.
The Mauritius tame into harbour to-day, and the troops will
disembark toinorrow morning, and proceed to their re-
spective exiantios to be disembodied.
The City of London, No. 9, stem transport, arrived
from Inland to-day, and use into kubear to be dis-
charged.
Toe Doncaster, No. 126; Albatross, No. 112; and
Blyth, No. 36, sailing trensporte, arrived to-day tram
the Crises with etas.. _ _ _

The Alban, pets vessel, Lieut. D. 111/quiets, salved to-
day from Plymouth with supernumeraries.

PRMBROKIC, Ban. 14.
The Pacitio,treneport,arrived here on the 12th inst.
from Dublin, with the remainder of the depots of the 66th
and 94th Regiments and the whole of the depot of the
41st, the latter prosesdiug direst by railway for Walser.
The Politic having token in a supply of eoal at Hobbs
Point, left ea the 13th for Poetessouth to be paid of
The following le to-day (14th) the streogth of the
garrison:
Officers. Bank and file.
Royal Artillery
7th Finnan
61st Foot
66th Foot
94th Foot
The proposed addition to Pembroke Yard amounts to 86
acres. A portion of this 'minds, part of the tows of Pem-
broke Dock, but the houses being of an insignificaat edam
the purchase messy will be comparatively bat a midis;
sum. The ealergemeat, however, will be of the utmost
advantage to the public serViet, especially as it 110 greatly
extends the water )rootage. There ia available opus for an
equal entensioa to the westward also, and without perehme,
it king a ponies of the heves, sad consequently already
belonging to the Admiralty.

CHATHAM, Barr. 15.
An order has been received by Colonel H. Band•
heat, director of the Royal Enyiseere, for the 28th com-
pany of the Ravel Sippers sad Miami, tinder the maimed
of Captain G. R. L. Walker., R.E to be bold in immediate
readiaese for embarkatioa fee the Cape of Good Hope.

LIVERPOOL. 817 m. 16.
The soiling transport Tudor, with 710 officers,
non-commlisioned rflleers, and prints. of the Angle-
Hellen Legion, arrived at Plymouth this morning. She
wee then taken in tow byher Illojesty's steamer Salamander
(6), by which she will be towed round to thts port. She is
ezpec'ed to mime here in the Mini of to-morrow.

The officers of the 7th Royal Fusiliers have invited
the officers of the 23rd Welsh Fusiliers, and the tad bat-
talion of the Rifie Brigade to a grand banquet on the 20th
instant, the anniversary of Vie Alma. These three regiments
and the 33rd Foot, sum is Ireland. formed the second
brigade of the Light D.vi•ion, and were under the com-
mand of Bit William C,dringtin on that pi()VOUS day. The
banquet will take plans in the Iron liot•l at the North
Camp, sldershett.
The General Court-martial, of which Lieut.
Co/onel Raymond (dmot battalion at Whichmter) is presi-
dent, has c..mplated the trial of Lieutenant Deane, of the
22nd Regiment. The sentence "rid not be known until the
proceedings have been approved by her Nsjeety. It is un-
derstood that an offiner of the Land Transport Coros is
about to be tried by the same wart o• a chugs of having
embus:el public money.

DUBLIN, Steer. 15.
The affairs of the Tipperary Bank are again begin-
ning to excite a good deal of painful interest among the
public; they seem more and more inextricable, and
the prospects of the unfortunate creditors are much
more gloomy than ever they were. The Freeman's
Journal, which hit been all along well intormed on
the subject, and which appears to write in the present
instance on excellent authority, has some obeervations
in its commercial article this morning which do not
tend to diminish the anxiety that prevails relative to
these affairs:
The winding us of the affairs of the Tipperary Beak
(says the f roman) we not progressing with that satisfaction
which was expected, and there is every prospect that amble
some vigorous effort be made by the unfortunate credit.= Oa
ram a rapid and leas litigated adjestment,law cute wing&
sorb all the m mils hereafter to be recovered from the ohm-
bolder.. We do not attribute any blame to the °Mil
manager or his very able solicitor, for the dead lock te '
which Emitters seem to be Lindisg, and we have every mat
denco that if extrication be possible it will be effected by
these gentleman. The conclusion is, however, rapidly
forcing itself on the public that the present state of the law
is altogether insufficient for such a use, and that both
ponies, crediti.n and debton, would find the practical ap-
plication of the ordinary commercial practice, and a little
common sense, 'afar and more beneficial than legal quibbles,
sad the ptotraated litigation to which they inevitably lead.
In these views we are strongly sustained by the opinions so
pswerfully urged by the highest commercial anth,rities in
Ragland in musses to the recent catastrophe in London,
which prmente so many futures of sioathtude to the
Tipperary crash.
The Cork magistrates were engaged on Saturday
in investigating a charge made against several per-
sons for an attack on a house in which the Irish
Church Missionary Society were holding a confreres,
sial meeting. It appeared from the evidence that
the Rinse catholic were invited to the meeting,
and that the speakers indulged in the most offensive
attacks upon some of the ir dogmas, asserting deaths
Roman catholic must be much worse than mese to
believe them, or words to that effect, and the magi..
trate., gave the following decision :
We have decided to remits iaforinetioes for riot ad
assault oltaient Michael Canty, Beery Mee, Edward
Walsh, and Camelia' Lowy. At the same time we state
that the language dogwood to have bees seed at this mast.
Jur, at which catholic@ were invited to be pretest, was 01
the most *stains and provoking chsracter that could per
awl be used, and that we atroaalr reorobete such moduli
sad would most strongly advice eatbolics to remain away
from such plies.. Not ably does it lead to evil soma-
qwacas like th.a, but it gives an undue totoriety to these
b t indulge in each lenauege, and there Is nothing 1 should
think that they desire more than that notoriety. I
would, beside, that, remind catholic, that the heaviest
censures of their church are pronounced against all oath&
Les who attend such meet ego ; and they commit a 'sip
salons c ffenee in the eyes of their church in going therm
I 'meld remind them of that, and meet smugly advise
etc's fir this reason ; and, monism, for the .skis of the
public peace, and to put an eta teas nuisance of sea
language being Reel, I would advise them altogether to
remain away from inch plum. However, no amount ef
provccstion at each meetings, if they attend them, can give
them a right to assault or indulge fa disorderly math ,
Nothing can justify inch conduct. We mast take Isfoemas
bona for the riot and emelt, returnable to the ItheeMlol.lll
Court, and we will take tad for their appareling; I_
enrs'im of 51. each: and themselves is 101.
Another painful scene took place yesterday (PAW)
creeroow on the x 4414,7.11 pier, on the occasion of
nom: open-air preaching, bat thet.; has ken Do charge
nf *smolt made egnion any Peril.
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