The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-22 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

(rem LAST Marta GaiEMIL)
WAR-OFFICE, PALL MALL, Ocr. 21.
gbh Iteginieut of Dragoon Gouda-- Cornet Richard Francis
Chaplin to be heutenant, by purchase, vice Thomas Dd•
field, who retires ; George Black Leheub Roger,, gent.,
to he carom by melees, via Chaplin.
Eth Drammen Guards—Major sod Brevet Lieutenant• Colonel
Charles Sawyer to be lieutenant colonel, by purchase, vice
Brevet-Colonel Henry Richmond Jones, CA, who retiree
Spec receiviog the former difference between
cavalry and infantry; Captain and Brevet-Major 'fboium.
Bolt to be major, by purchase, vice Brevet- Lieuteueut-
Colonel Sawyer ; Lieutenant William Duff Pereira to be
captain, by purchase, vice Bott ; Cornet William Thomas
Erskine Hockey to be lieutenant., by purchase, vice
Pereira.
17th Ltneers--Ceptain Thomas William Shore Miles, from
73rd Fool, to be captain, vice Brevet-Major Henry Evelyn
Wood, who exchanges, receiving a portion of the former
difference between cavalry and infantry.
Royal Artillery.- Seeood Captain Robert Horsley Rickets
Rowley to be captain, vice Brevet Major Shadwell Morley
Orel* raced upon temporary half-pay ; Lieutenant
Chsrlse yobs Roberts to be second captain, vice Rowley ;
Second Captain Henry Chamberlayue Farrell to be adju-
tant, vice Second Captain Edward Keate, who resigns
that appointment; the position of Lieutenant Ernest
Johnson in the regiment is next below Lieutenant Car-
lisle Greer, and not assisted in Gazette of 4th July last.
Royal Regimen—Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen Post to be
colonel, vice Major-Geosral Alexander H. Falmoostme
Boileau, deceased; Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Becher
Young to be colonel, vice Cunningham, retired upon a
pension ; Captain James Edmund Tannatt Nieces so be
lieutenant-colonel, vice Pott ; Captain Charles James
Hodgson to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Young • Second
Captain and Brevet-Major George Edward Watson: to be
captain, vice Nicholls; Second Captain mod Brevet-
Major James Francis Tennant to be captain, vice Hodgson ;
Second Captain and Brevet-Major Julius George Medley
to be captain, vice John Charles Harris, retired upon full-
pay; Lieutenant ..Eneas Perkins to be supernumerary
second captain • Second Captain James Palladio
Basevi, from the supernumerary list, to he second
captain, vice Charles Thornton Stewart, promoted ;
Second Captain Roma Perkins, from the super-
numerary list, to be second captain, vice Bre-
vet-Major Federicir Richard Mailmen, promoted ;
Lieutenant Arthur Moffatt Lang to be mooed captain.
vice Peile, promoted ; Lieutenant Edward Wood
Humpbry to be second captain, vice Watson ; Lieutenant
Charles Simeon Thomason to be second captain, vice
Tennant; Lieutenant Salisbury Thomas Trevor to be
second captain, vice Medley. The date of the commis-
Mon of Second Captain Clement M. Browne, to be 3rd
May, sot 18th February, 1861, and that of Lieutenant H.
Doveton, the 10th December, 1858. not 28th November,
1859, as stated in Curate of 29th April, 1862. The
second Christian name of Lieutenant-Colonel North,
is Frederick, not Frederic. The first Christian

name of Lieutenant Colonel Bell is Harry, not
The Christian name of Lieutenant Hills is John, not
James. The third Christian name of Lieutenant Penny
is Footman, not Forman. For Lieutenant Augustus Le
Mesurier, as stated in the Gazette of L'titli April lest.
read Lieutenant Augustus Le Mess • urier The 6rst Chi it-

tian name of LieuielTUit Skinner is eertia;d7ot
landt.
6th Regiment of Foot—Ensign William Grant to be
lieutenant, by purchase, vim Thomas Hill Lucas, who
retires ; Thomas Wentworth Edwards, gent., to be ensign,
by purchase, vice Grant.
12th Foot—Captain John J. Paterson Fox, from the 13th
Foot, to be captain. vice Harward, who exchanges.
13th Foot—Captain Coningsby M. Harmed. from the 12th
Foot, to be captein, vice Fox, who exchanges.
14th Foot—Staff Assistant-Surgeon William Cherry to be
assistant-surgeon, vice Jenkins, who exchanges.
18th Foot—Captain Robert Mootagu Hornby, from half-
pay, late Military Train, to be captain, vice William
Fleury Graves, who retiree on half-pay, on appointment
as staff officer of pensioners.
22nd Foot—Alexander Stuart, gent., late ensign North
Cork Rides Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice
Healy, removed to the 95th Foot.
35th Foot—Jules Robert Bowen Buscarlet, gent., to be
ensign, by purchase, vice E. D. Jones, promoted in the
3rd West India Regiment.
37th Foot—Ensign Francis Openshaw Sergeant to be lien-
tenank.by purchase, vice Lieutenant William Hodgki neon,
appointed quartermaster to r depot battalion ; George
Morris Street, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Sar-
gent.
49th Foot—Ensign F igar Lonedsle to be lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Frederick Powell, who retires; Philip
Alfred West, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Lans-
dale.
55th Foot—Ensign Francis Baroston to be lieutenant, by
purchase. vice George Wildman Yates FitrGerald, who
retires ; the Houourable Dunoornbe Pleydell Bouverie to
be ensign, by purchase, vice Beruton.
59th Foot—Major and Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel William
Wynne Ladder to be lieuteoant-colonehwithout purchase,
vice Brevet-Colonel &molester, C. 8., retired upon full-
pay; Captain and Brevet-Major Charles Kendal Beebe to
be major, without purchase, vice Brevet-Lientenant-
Colonel Loader ; Lieutenant Monteford Spread Morgan
to be captaiu, without purchase, vice Brevet•Slajorßushe ;
Ensign Edward Gunter to be lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Morgan ; Lieutenant John Shepherd to be
adjutant, vice Lieutenant Samuel Lee H. Hamilton F6n-
ney, who resigns that appointment.
73rd Foot—Captain and Brevet• Major Henry Evelyn Wood,
from the 17th Lancers, to be captain, vice Thomas Wil-
liam Shore Mike who exchanges.
79th Foot—Samuel Charles Lindsay Bucknall, gent.• to he
ensign• by purchase, vise Glaacoek, promoted in the 3rd
West inch. Regiment.
91st Foot—Lieutenant Francis Pike to be captain, without
purchase, vice George Kemp Chatfield, deceased ;
Ensign Robert Butt Wesley to he lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Pike ; Serjeent-Major Charles Ware to be
ensign, without purchase, vice Wesley.
95th Foot—Ensign Michael Ryan Healy, from 22nd Foot,
to be ensign, vice Arthur Thomas Helme, deceased.
96th Foot--Ensign Alfred Herbert Morse to be lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Ajax Maur*, who retires • Frederick
de Suusmarex, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice
Morse.
101st Foot—Quartermeeter-Sergeant E. Fermat, to be quar-
termaster.
102nd Foot—Lieutenant Nathaniel John Combs Stevens to
be instructor of musketry ; Sergeant-Major T. Moore to
be quartermaster ; Captain P. A. Brown should have been
described as "Captain and Brevet-Major" in the Ga:ette of
30th ultimo.
103rd Foot—Quartermaster-Sergeant W. Daly to be quarter-
muter.
304th Foot —Quartermaster-Sergeant J. Warwick to be
quartermaster.
106th Foot —Quartermaeter-Sergeant W. Mackey to be
ester.
IXlttot—The first Christian name of Lieutenant Parker

" Augustus," not "August," as stated in Gandte of
30th ultimo.
109th Foot—Quartermaster-Sergeant G. 0. Elton to be
quartermaster.
3rd Wert India Regiment—Ensign William George Graham
Glascock, from the 79th Foot, to be lieutenant. by pur-
chase, vice French, promoted ; Ensign Edward Douglas
Jones. from the 35th Foot, to be lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Thomas Dunn, who retiree.
4th West India Regiment—Major Samuel Burger lamb to
be lieutenant-colonel, without purchase, vice Peter John
Macdonald. deceased ; Captain George James Ivey to be
major, without purchase, vice lamb; Lieutenant Char,esi
Edward Ascough Leered to be captain, without parches*,
vice Ivey.
Gold Coast Artillery Carps—Lieutenant Gisborne Horner
to be captain. without purchase, vice Andrews, promoted
to an unattached majority, without purchase.
CAVALRY DEPOT.
Captain Emanuel Bradbury, from the Ist Dragoon Guards,
to be adjutant, vice Captain William Miller, retired upon
full pay.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Staff Assistant•Snrgeon Joseph Johnston, M.D., frau half-
pay, to be staff assistant-surgeon, vice Sharp, whose set--
1110 M hare bean dispensed with.
Aisistant-Surgeon William Henry &akin'', from 14th Foot.
Übe staff assistant-surgeon, vice Cherry, who exchange!.
Robert William Hooper, M.D., to be staff assistant-surgson,
vice Ward, placed upon halt-pay.
UN ATTACHED.

Majm. and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel the Ron. Gilbert
Elliot, from the Rifle Brigade, to be lieutenant-colonel,
by purchase.
Captain And Brevet-Major George Frederick Dallas, from
46th Foot, to be major, by purchase.
Captain Edward William Blackett, from the Rifle Brigade,
to be major, by purchases.
BREVET.
Colonel Alexander Cunningham, Royal Engineers, retired
on a pension, to have the honorary rank of major-general.

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MEMORANDUM.
Major and Breret-Colonsl Alexander Houstoun, unattached,
has been permitted to retire from the service by the aule
of his commission, under the condition of the circular
memorandum dated Horns Guards, 15th Feb., 1851.

ADMIZALTY, OCT. 21.—Psomonoss A3D AR
POIIITEENM —Master E. G. L. Street. to the Roostll, for
caul% guard service.

Assistant Burgeons Dr. T. Wards., to the Psyche; J.
Thomsoo, to the Woolwich division of Royal Marine; A.
Minnock, to be additional to the Fistard ; D. Wilson, W.
Edney. it. Borrows, M.D., and C. D. Mtlarthy, promoted to
the rank of surgeons.
Clerk W. B. Allnutt, to the reties.
Midshipman E. A. Pere, to the Leopard.
Chief Engineer T. G. Slade, to the Barrow.
Engioeers W. R. Elliott to the Blenheim ; O. Griffiths to
the Psyche. commissioned ; and?. Summers, to the Asia, for
service in the Enchantress.

Fint Class Assitstant•Engioeers W. Roberta, to the Trins,
for service in the Zephyr J. Rice, to the Asia, en super-
A. Smith cod .1. C. Gray, to the Ps7che.
2 4 =
;Clams Assiatant-Engiorers A. Millions, to the
Psyche ; and A. Ritchie, !supernumerary of the Asia, con-
Anond as second clans assistaot-engineer.

PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 21.
The Revenge, 73, Captain Charles Fellow•es,
doused out of harbour this morniug, and anchored at Spit-
!sad to take la her usuannition.

The Cauca., 31, screw frigate, was docked this morning
for repairs.
The Sah , 'crew frigate, Captain M. Connolly, wi'l
be placed in the stem= basin to-morrow.
The tileron, 3, stem-vessel, Lieutenant• Commander
George Morice, which arrived at Spithead yesterday from
the east coast of South America, sailed to-day to the east-
ward to be paid off.
The Victoria and Albert, paddle yacht, Captain G. H.
Seymour, C. 19., is expected to arrive at °Ammo this even-
ing from Antwerp, with her Majesty the Queen and the
roial family.
To day being the anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar,
the mast-heads of the Victory, Sag-ship, weredremed in gar-
lands of evergreen*.