The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-11 00:00:00

NAVAL AIVDItILITARY.

ADMIRALTY OCT. 10.—APPOtlintwris.—Lieuta-
pact H. S. Dateline, to the Victoria.
Sub-Liauteuanta—E. G. Fasting aad K. F. Castle, to the
Victoria.
Dr. J. Wilson Elliott, to be deputy inspector-general au
the retired hat.
Firstalua Aseistact Eagineers—H. G. Hayward. to the
Gibraltar; P. Colqubouta, to the Orlando • W. F. Cole,
to the Gibraltar ; J. Gram, to the Orlando.
PROMOTION.— Staff Commander J. Way.

CHATHAM,.Ocr: 10.

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The sailing frigate Terpsichore, 18, ate/ached to
the reserve at this port, which wee banded over by the
Admiralty to Mr. ia. W. Beardslee and Mr. Donald M'Say
to be experimented upon with the American torpedoes, and
• few days dote blown up, has bellll placed in the fourth
dock at this yard, to order to enable the officials to make
an inspection of her hull, with the view of ascertaining the
extant of damage she hes sustained. The operation of dock-
ing the frigate was attended with some difficulty in conse-
quence of the Terpsichore having received such (Muriel that
she sanely floated, and it wee therefore summary to booy
her up by means of a large number of empty barrels placed
on her main deck, while two of the largest mooring lighters
rendered material assistance in enabling her to be Aosta
Over the dock sill. The injuries inflicted by the torpedo
exploded beneath her are of a very formidable character, a
gem several feet square, on the starboard side of bet hull, '
nearly amidships, being blown it, bulging up her main deck
sod loosening all her deck knees. Had she been an iron
indeed of a wooden vessel she could not have remained
afloat • couple of minutes after receiving the injuries she
sustained. The Terpsichore will remain in dock until en
, order arrives from the Admiralty for has to be broken up.

Bunnitro or AN Azunntorio Sn am.. —An mei- 11
dent. which occasioned considerable alarm. occurred on I ,
Moody aftereecie during the time the °Bloom end men of
the lit division of the Depot Brigade were enpged in firing
shell from the 110-pounder Armattongs commanding the
entrance to the Medway and the approached to Chatitem
harbour. From some unexplained cause one of the 110-
pounder shells suddenly burst, apparently from the foes
being driven too far down, when poi times of the shell were
hurled in various directions. Three of the men who were
ened at the practice at the time received injuries, though
ha y not of a very alarming elioneter. One piece of the
shell weinbiog upwards of 301 be. was thrown into the dock-
yard, a distance of 500 yards, falling through the root of
the brazil?' shop, without, fortneately, injuring any pa-
wl. Another piece of the shell was hurled into the official
reams of Captain W. S. Hall, C.&, superintendent of
the dockyard, falling in the ball, without infliction any
further injuries. The resider es of several of the dockyard
this had some of their windows broke% The men Injured
by the explosion were immediately conveyed to the military
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