The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-04 00:00:00

NAVAL AND inniALSY.

ADMIRALTY, Ammar T.--PAOsoltIOT.—To be
retired swath. W. realm
Arreamourzw.—Ossommaders B. B. Father sod C. A.
ages" to he lasposking thethaaders is the Cowl
Heard.
Ithatiment A. Salim, he be Beatmaal sad oressimath
sif=st.
Ilsobsis D. M. Browse, to the B 000111•14 fix
tie time* ; W.V. A. Creek to the Impregnable, for the
61=ii. B. B. Drama, to the St
Amiebtat Clark J. A. X. Greet, for ra.
Naval Cadets thesainstalS 1.. B. Much and R. Jo B.
Dm*.
CHATHAM, Anthem S.
Tb. Ikea. l 8 200.1terss power, Scalia hairy, WM all
thle dockyard, sad, until rthently, employed in
the Mathes to the river Themes has bees takentZ
disk ali Illwinass, where the I asilsgeieg sine asithelve
elleathoes is ceder to adapt her for • leads. realsase
the wins sad bedlam of ths dockyard pellea, for wraith US
Lege she sad great lamed& of beam vieU esslity bor.
The Mariner, IS, attached to the reserve at this
part, hs. beta disposed of by the Admiralty to Oseisehi
MlTlthook, sad boa been towed from this harbour to ton
Thames
The appelthmest of pried* medical niches at this desk.
yard, vacant by the retiresseth cd Dr. A. W. G0D0,1..
meted at the rank of Deputy
*lath hes both thaferved ea lille=rina
The list of the lamp 12ta=
•
yes wed ea baud 111111
Mbsmess, ha roadie= births Mats w mee M 'anted
out kw testiag Mr. Bud's itheatics toe wok* gam of
this law clam oa board ship.
POMDTMOUTH, Ammar S.
The Sovereign of India, loafing transport, ar-
rived at lipitheed dozing the *kit bum Hoag Hong, with
naval sad military Siwalik', who disembark at {his ycet,
The Orestes, iron sotew troopship, Captain H. .
smiled from Portsmouth this sMeseos wilipthe Cad regl:
moat, whisk waved yertordey from AbleatheM. She willleave five oompanies at Plymouth, sad proceed with the
romalther to Pembroke. Tho ship will then, meordimg to
orison ansegoosste, go to Doom sad embark a regiment
for csaveythos to Kinev:ablia.)
Ths Victoria sad Al royal yacht, captain the Primes
of Weaves, arrived at coasth this aftermath frees
Pembroke. She came tato harbour to coal, to be is nada.
seas for further minim.
TIN Vivid, MOM vessel, Staff•Oominander Sarno's,
mired this afterthes ken Us eastward.

REGULATIONS PON THE EXAMINATION OP
ATTACH= IN HER MAJESTY 8 DIPLOMATIC
WTI=

Lord Rase& having 800 D 0000/808, after an a:-
prime of nearly three yarn, to revise the repletion' for
the examinaties of attaches in bar Majesty's diplomatic
emir wire were herd es the 18th of Reptegsber, 1862,
has deemed it advhabie to amed those regulation, and, to
lay down in lieu thereof the following repletioss, which
win take effect hem the present dude.
Lord Russell cesaiders it prow that the jailer member
of the diplomatic 00t1400 ahoald prove their couipsterey, in
all cam, in two grandastiona by the civil orrice commie.
skean.
La the test examinatios, which candidates for attache-
rip must be prepared to undergo within three months
from the date el their amoratios, they meat estirfadblibos.
exassinies in toped to the feileirime rob. 1.
Prb. 2. Handwriting. & General intellieres. 4. Pre.
di wriythe. 5. That they are well gonnied is Latta
ermiser, and are able to emirs@ parse • mire ot
mos pod derma Leda anther, arid to pre Ma derivation
of wade.' 6. That they are squirted with the that four
rulee of &three* and decimal fractions, r gives with
eraapya bi Odm% widower, and with the tut book of
7. That they bays • greed knowledge of gee- I
replay. 8. That they have a general knowledgesr/Arrest& I
yammer, end cm translate smeary hem Trask late
Etillitb. 9. That they bre • grad linewiedra:=
man grammar. 10. That they have •
of the constitutlesal history of to lie
from Bisciodenes " (Kees Edirea,aarrilaled,
and " Ommitstional Histery d Regles&"
11. That they berg a gassed knowledge of the &ideal
history al Ire as, total the United arm of Nash Am-
ries. IMO the Treaty of Nail, i 1816, to the Trier al
Villebasok la 1860, comprisieg as acquaintance with the
mit importiat international trearetioas during Nat
pets&
In the mooed eximilsation, which mud be andereces la
the interval &wigs the grant of a commierios se third
esentary, sad that of • comermion es mooed secretary,
sandidetee will be exempted from no-exsminstion in the
let, 2nd, sth, 6th, 7th, and 10th subjects in which they
have paned is their previous randaatioes ; but they most
eatify the mamma in regard to the following polar :
L Om& intenigonee, se riser by the manner is which
they espit themeless, sad errantry by the
they may show in seising the plate is papers red them,
or read over to them, gar re twice. 2. Precis writing.
3. That they berg • gassed knowledge of Trench grammar;
that they as sewers Bratty is that repay
..geMniey *spits ; and sea treseists some" fro=
lab ludo Pesach, as well as from Freeeb uoir
4. That they her a peersl ksowiedp of German gram-
mar, ma trealste correctly from Hennes into Rog-
; esard if the essilidetes, between their tint sod served
examimatiess, bare not resided a reamehle tem, twelve
months for Manes. le Canary, they may, if they desire
it, substitute is their mead examinatice, foe • posed
knowledge of German , aad for correct teurlatios
from Goner Woo Esglld, the mar palificadoes in same
other foreign Legumes Midge Friar. 5. That they have
• gm& knowledge of the political history of Imps, and
oiler United States of North America, from the treaty of
Veneilles, la 17814 le the treaty et YUlefrance, is 1860,
rapids' the mar important intonational nereetices
der* that period. & That they bare a general komr-
e of podded seamoy, to be acquired from Mem
Smith's "Wealth of Nations," sad Mill's " Political
Ecessmay." 7. That they have • general keowlsdes
maritime and intonational law, to he acqerred from Verse,
Wheat..'. " glamor of Interasticed Law and the tat
volumed ICsat's " Commentaries." & They Last satisfy the
examiners, by submitting to them a general report os the
cesieseres of trims& eateries be tier they Wergilds&
sad os their &died &Mire with ether constries, deg
they are cempetest to draw up each a report ; end they
mat be prepared te rower say question put to them by
the examiners widths the Resits of soot report.
Candidates for strebeships, on tine theesidare
for ezeinisarios, meet haver the 21st per al their
age and sot exceeded the 26416
Fergie-oar July 17.

• Candidate who have pulsed the first public examina-
tioa daisies at one of the unimnities In
Greet Britain
at Inked will be exempted hoes twin examined ia Lath ;
bet candidates claiming this exempties must, es going up
for exemisation, exhibit to the civil sermos ominaissiosers
a eertitteste from the daly constituted authorities, exami-
nees, or others, as the ere may be, is mach asimusity Abut
they have passed the first public examination is aims*, in
whatever masses that examiestan may ham bees con-
ducted, and to whatever point directed.

BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AT
LEAMINGTON.

At the morning sitting yesterday tha report of the Medi-
al Beeevoleet Fluid wee presented mad adopted. The
amount of funds to the credit of this breach wee stated to
be 6,6461.165. 3d. it wee Unlimited that is future the
report of the provideat hind would be dimmed by the
members of the sismaistioa. 13nWeets seientilts medielse
were then introduced. Mr. 0. IL Moore, surgeon
to the Middlesex Hospital. reed a paper on " Are
there any sateeedeat essditioes hemming the pm-
Auction of cancer" It was illtistrsted by photo-
graphs of mime referred to. A photograph represent-
ing a bad came of carbuncular disease owed without sham-
lasts by Mr. J. Hitolisian was ex bi bitad is the room. Mr.
Moore oesteeded that so oonetitutioeal antmedests affected
it ; but that when the disease appeared its chemists existed
throughout the system, so that the extirpation of sorer did
net eradicate the disease ; lbw elessenti of it still existed,
sad would crop out sooner or later. Be argued spiast the
hereditary traosccishos of the disessa, by stating Mist while
66,000 clams of caeca had carried off admits is /oyeme, only
580 &Maim had Mee affected is the seam dos. H. them
fore believed the disease arms chiefly from local complaint.
Profewer Syme delivered an adder on surgery. Lest
night the members of the amociatioe were Melted by
ties town sothoriiies to • (Waffler and jar la the Jepimeris
Elegem 'bat the weather was very unfavourable. TM
moldiest 's oonversasiose eoseladed the day's proceedings.