The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-15 00:00:00

STAY, COLLEGE OItDIR.

The subjoined list, showing the result of the
resent examination for admission to the Staff College, wider
the direction of the Council of Military Education, la pub-
lished for the tadortnation of the army. The successful
oompettton have the word " meammended " against their
names. The names of the candidates who have tailed are
omitted, bat by the index numbers, each oaleen eau ascer-
tain what masks they have gained. Thoth thedidatas re.
commended for admission will join the college on the let of
February beak and will quote this order se their authorit7
for so doles.
Home Guards, 13th Nor.

Rank, Hassey and Coma lid
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1.6. J. W. Hosier, Ihrt pine., la 2E6101 Recommended.1
Lt. H. T. Butler. ltb Humor 110 2456. Recommended. 6
lA. 0 Witralise. Seth Rest.. 277,2326 Recorantetmed. s
Lt.Abercroraby, I. vspps_s Recom.deti.
4 lin. salt zest ' ! ]
Lt. Hon. J. hbercrow.. TI. rit ma Recommended.
4 Bn. Me Brigade
Recommended.
Lt. 11. 11.Grifilths 69thRelft- 1361112
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Ls. W.F. Stortimer.Bothßegt es 1061 Recommended.
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itt.r....Li.eirlL,TtlisitiS. 17:11636 I=l=lll
LL Lde T.Prevoet, 47th Rt. 273 WM Recommended.
Capt. 0. U. Prior. 160th Itlit. di 1163 Recommender,.
Lt. R. H. Fawcett. 33rd aft. 142.1 Recomm
ended. ded.
F. 8,- - Gubb., is, t ale Recommended.
FootdLt. C. Campbell, 46th Re... 0 I Recommended.
Lt. G. E. Boris, Ist lin. / "
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Rifts Brigade i ".1
Lt. P. Clark, Mb Lancers .. Mihail
Capt.F. S. Harries, 65th ILL 4611664, ' Qualified, but there are
Lt. O. A Robertsoo, Mat BL 11161614, no further vacancies.
illalor J. Aytous,Unattached 1341460'
LL R. T. Goldsworthy. 913 t 42.105
Lancers 1 1
Lt. H. M. Moorsont. Hold 1. 50139.5 Recommended.
Artillery
Lt. 0. 0. Meese, Ind,Ra. 1 ~,,-1,.n,
lit Foot I. —,-- }Qualified, but there are
i Cilt 0, ii• TenallOw, lit
1 m no further vacsactes
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2F7ClteO j Palled in Modern Len-
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I 1311206 I Failed is Modem Lan-
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I i I Failed la Modern Lad-
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311.1006
I {Failed in Mathematics
all TOO; and in Modern Lan-
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Ca"' W. "lama' 1°"11. IN we, ROCOMinlellded.
Marisa Artillery
Ue" C. W. F°thergiri } 14611221 Recommended.
&eye! Marine Artillery • , ,
--I 1411062 Failed in Mathematics.

By command of big Royal Highness the Field Menke]
Vimueei PAM" AdjutastAlenentl.

GENERAL GARIBALDL

TO THE EDITOR Or THE EXPRES&
report has been going the round of the
English papers as to General Garihaldi's poverty. Will you
kindly insert the following copy of lie letter to mc, and
oblige yours, kn., JOHN RICHARDSON.
30, Bishopeg►te-street Without, Nov. 14.
" Capra's, 4th Nov., 1865.
" My dear Riehardson,—l have your two letters °Lib.
19th and 20th Oct., and I thank you for them. The report
of the journal about the sale of my horses is not correct.
I have bold two horses beause they were soperfluons in
the ecenomy of my household ; and I am not in great went
of money, as it has been reported. Thank, on my part, those
generous friends who wanted to assist me, and tell tbem I
am not in want of money, sod that I am proud of this proof
of their friaodship. Kim the hand of your dear lady with
affection and gratitude, aod embrarre your little children for
me, and believe me, yours always, G. GARIBALDI."

iirtmtro or rag larSH Pouch. —Saunders'
News of yesterday says,—" It was • mistaken notion that
the examination of the Fenian prisoners took place in the
Police Comusiasioner's offioe, Lower Castle-yard, oa mount
of any desire for privacy on the part of the government.
Such • deviatioa from the ordiaary routine Wee merely a
measure of precaution to prevent the occurrence of the
threatened assassination of some of the most energetic of
the police, as well as of the parties brought up by them
to swear informatics's satinet the prisoners, one of the
former having declared his belief that an attempt would
be made on his life while giving his evidence if the loves-
tigatsen took place in the ordinary head police-office, to
which crowds an generally sdmited. An .applioation has
been made on behalf of the G division for the govern.
meat to supply them with firearms, for the purpose of
protecting themselves ageless maassination—s step seem-
MORE SHIPPING DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LIFE. iogly justified by the Oeettelefee of Smiley evening. They are
—The late gales in the Atlantic ham been moat destructive at once to be supplied with Colt's first.claas revolvers.
to ahippieg. Advice received in Liverpool from New Their having them may sot as • preventive to even
York to Nov. 4 announce the following disasters. The attempted sisossioasim."
ship Polar Star, Captain West, has arrived after • passer THE FENIANS IN ANIZEICA.-40 Irish gentleman
of 50 days from LiverpooL She experienced very severe who has resided many years in New York, and whose Wm.
westerly plea, which split all her sails, damaged the stand- mahout is equal to the beet. writes as follows to • Mead in
ag rigging very much, and serried away her boats. he. this city, nods' date of Octobm Z3:—" I would like to
Toe ship Atmosphere, also from Liverpool, had arrived. know what you thrill' of the !mime in Canada. I hope
Oa the 13th Oct., Captain Eves reports the prevalence of a our couotrymen in the provinces do not full into the error
frerfol gale from W.N.W. which sprung the mainmast. of ouppoarog that eves a freedom of the Irish of tie United
On the 17tb, is lat. 42.15, lon. 54.12, carried away the States, who have brains, standing, or means, countertenor,
aresejackyard. The Atmosphere bad a oontreuation of such an utterly absurd and disgraceful organisation. Take
heavy gales from the W.N. W. to W.S.W Mace Oct. 6. the brotherhood altogether, it is composed of idle yap.
The Amp M. Nottebohns, Captain Lamb, from the Mersey, hoed', who have norther homely sor industry enough to
bad also arrived at New York, reports on Oct. 16, ia lat. earn their honest bread, sod asl fry of politicians who
I 40.05, eon. 57.35. a seeelen named T. llcOlode, of Liver. live by the drippings of advertising sod newspaper puffing.
pool, fell from the jibboont overboard, sod was lost. The As for its being • military orgauiestion—blees the mark!
vessel also encoantered heavy westerly galas en ber there is sot oae maa connected with it, in the country,
passage out, lost sod damaged her sails, sod was other, who has ability eocurgh to drill a squad. Theo look at
wise damaged. the men they have met to Indeed. Gleams (wrested as
THE CATTLE PLAGCE.—Dr. Whitmore, Medical , Cork), who represents hirwasH as a brigedisiNgeetesal is the
Officer of Health, states that rise the 30th of September I United States army, was never oomenaad of 100 wee.
only one authenticated case of riedermst has occurred in It is a shame that the respectable Irishmen of the United
the psrialt of St. Marylebone. In many of the sheds which Seem do not rob** repudiate such reeeterfeets! But
had been «direly emptied by the &mese, but which had ;soit is the howler* alwaye have the better of the quiet
men."—dlo•tr .1 Gazelle.
subsequently undergone a thorough eleassine, fresh stock '
had been introdueed ; and it is geetlf Tie, to find, from the 'FITZ &CAPE or CONVICTS FROII PORTSE.4.—Up
length of doze the animals have bean in the sheds, and their to 4 pm. yeetertiay Nainy hod mot hem fated. eltbeogh
• pelmet healthy conditioe, that all trams of 'election have the Iliad had been diligently searched over. The police,
OWN removed. however, are confident of Ids recapture.

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