The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-02 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY. AI7OI3ST 1. —A PPOINTMINTS. —Cap-
tat A. Farquhar, to the Hogue, vice Macdonald whose
period of terrace has expired.
Sureeone—Dr. T. Frazer, to be staff-eurgoon of Devon-
port Dockyard, vice Folds placed nu the retired list ; and
Dv. 1). Lull, to be staff-surgeon of Pembroke Dockyard,
Tice Frazer.

PORTSMOUTH. Amore 1.

The Mersey, 40, screw frigate, Captain Henry
Caldwell C. 8., arrived at Spithead this more* from the
West Indies. She brings home a few invalids and part of the
crew of the Aboukir, line-of-battle ship, which hes bees
appointed to take the place of the Imaum at Port Royal.
The remainder of the Aboukir's crew will return to Famland
in the Agamemnon. The Bergey awaits orders at Spithead,
but will probably come into harbour to pay off.

WOOLWICH, Aoover 1.

ROYAL ARTILLERY TOR INDIA.—The following
detachments of Royal Artillery left headquarters this day
for embarkation at Gravesend. One Aker and 81 men to
embark on board the Star of India, aid 36 rank and Me of
the depot brigade on board the Paul Rankin for Bombay,
and one officer and 147 rank and file on board the Dart-
mouth for Calcutta. One hundred non-commissioned officers
and men have also left to join the Ant division of the depot
brigade, stationed at Sheerness.
Upwards of 800 persons provided with tickets from the
War Department visited the several departments of the
Royal Arsenal yesterday, and this afternoon a visit was
paid to the establiahment by 60 French workmen on a
similar order.

UNTBI7AL NAUTICAL PRESENTATION.—At the
rooms of the Liverpool Mercantile Marine Service Associa-
tion yesterday a presentation somewhat unusual in connex-
ion with nautical affairs took place. The recipient was
Captain Boag, of the ship Uncea, who received at the bands
of his crew a handsome telescope tied barometer, as a testi-
monial of their appreciation of the value of the strict disci-
pline which Captain Boag had enforced during eircurn-
steams of great peril, aed when his vessel was leaky.
Captain Sproule. who presided. oommented upon the value
of a captain who could thus awaken feelings of respect and
esteem is the minds of his crew, net by acting as a marti-
net, but by the enforcement of rigid discipline for their
mutual benefit.

THE RECENT MURDER IN TIPPERARY.—TIP-
muss, THURSDAY EVINING.—The homiest on the body of
Mr. J. W. Bradriell was held this aftereoon, and was at-
tended by • large body of the local magistracy. The dying
declaration of Mr. &addell, and the evidence of Iles
Mown. Led bailiff, who was in the room at the time
when the outrage was committed, clearly
Micheal Hayes with the murder. The fury trerd
ig
heard other evidence establishing the elsoim
returned the following verdict : " That Jobs
Braddell camel to his death from • pietolabot fired by
Michael Hayes in the hotel of Mr. Dobbyn, in the town
of Tipperary, as Wednesday, this 30th of July lastest,
aooordrog to the dying depositions of John W. Waddell, as
taken before John Massey, Esq., J.P." The magistrates
Um retired to hold • private speedos is reference to this
dreadful crime. The resident magietnite mid that, by that
'Train's post, he would advise the officio/ of • large re-
, ward for the apprehension of parties harbouring the amused,
who has es yet sot bee. arrestecl—Preemaa's Jostrisel.