The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-15 00:00:00

MILITARY.

POHYSWourH, Smith, *tromp* nie
by lady /Muth, arrived last steseing by the NOStli.Western Railway,
at eta oh:lot-144nd came over to Pegnmentli OM leek Hp his quarters
at the George Hotel. In the donee of Lord 1. illidarene, who la
staring from revere illness, the gallant General was nmesed by the
make raker e the garri-on. Col. Lewis, L. seemegmleg by a nu-
reran nowt if mounted officers. On ordoosehlot Own'. to
feat of which the united tonds of the 43rd, S tad tqtn. and Komi
'farina, were drawn up in line, .See the ronquertiog Irmo" was
played, at the same time that the numerous amenablege heartily
decreed the hero of Alton. Lady Smith also received simierlonows,
which were Irma fully acknowledged, and after a cheer Ihr ale t~aa~
a was quiet. —This morning t.Gen. sir Harry_
_EMMA lett,
reviewed We garrison of Ye-mouth, comprising the eird,lOntl, end
Sad rests.. on southsea Common. The troop., emanonlod by Lieut.-
CoL Sestsit (in the absence ul Lord FitAelaresce), merebed post the
gallant General in slow and quick time, and performed several
manieuvres in a highly creditable manner. The General ad.
dreswd the brigade on the conclusion In the following words :
Soldiers and comrades t Right glad em I once more to find mywelf
tweaciated with you, the immortal light brigade, and to witness the
order and discipline to which you have been trained by your officers.
I have awn th se colours in the field of battle, an I I have seen than
crowned w ith victory. Right glad am I also to find that the Fame
spirit animatess you now that animated the gallant light brigade In
the day of battle, that epirit of bmvery which crowned your ancestors
with immortal glory; that same spirit animates you now, end should '
you, like them, be railed on to tight for your I ountrw, you will, doubt-
less like them, he crowned with victory ; it will im only to give the
word, nail you Win be reedy to follow your loner, whoever should
have the honour to c inn:nand. A few years back. I was a subaltern
like yourselves, and Iran drilled by your women ; but I have been
fortunate, end, I hope with all my heart that you also maybe equally
fortunate. The moral character you all bear in this garriam Is an
honour to you, and, I must my, the higher the weal character
appears, the Mott brave the men in the held. Bear in mind those
sentiments, and be gowned by them.—Connades, farewell !"—The
above eddies. appeared to male • deep la:Tension on all present,
espeeially the soldiers. There was • large asiernbtage to witness the
review. Toe gallant Sir Harry wart heartily cheered on his arrival
and departure. The Vernon, Indianan, arr,eed this day to convey
the new governor and Gmily, and suite, to his mainland at the tame.
This evening the office., of the givrisoa entertain Me Harry
with a eplemin dottier at the George Hotel, where mows
for eighty are prepared. The enthipantie reception of the
gallant general Lest evening and this day on the Common was
• wol•merited resale to the spirit that prevailed yeererchiy
at a meeting of the town council, when a proposition to present an
address on the ocra,ion was negatived by • majority of the members
present. The corning of the general wan only made known • short
time previous to his arrival, and then only to the military authori-
ties, or thousands in place of hundreds would have assembled to
honour him.