The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Aran.l2.—.Arsournis3ra.—Com-
casailler C. J. Beffoor, tai be aiiiiiera w OM Victory, for
temporary marries is the &elm
Lmatemiat D'Arey 1. Deeep, to the Coquette.
bleeters J. J. &owe, kr IS °embarked, for woke is
the Ifeekbasee ; arid 8. W iesseeft, to the Pie rd. for err.
ince ip the Admetus*.
l'affimmeet C. L. Certweight, to be erlditioriel to the
Cimairerlerl.
iesismer.. W. H. Phillips, W. W. Watts, eel E. Toppieg,
rourirmea a. amoral clam amok teut-esimeera is the Im-
to:wpm

WOOLWICHt Anrtll
A grms,l military review which it is expected
will his attended by • fares el sliest 25,000 of the rfmalfa
inapt sad • alaatons, bas •beta &mord to take plow at
Al•loisiou am* after she apse* aim Islamabad
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Is Ma me 6606 at varier dletiagaisksil larellas
visitors. patber at Onfeala Graat'e pastas bottles.
Wet suarna, sad caber requisites ceaaected at* the
Geld eseidag appostaa layeated by the *Sear mad. are
sew bets; atasakeetated fur the waren at the Royal
Animal

TIM FqIITMCONING ItillW AT BRIOBTON.

(poem the Observer.)
Buffo Inv was the last day appoints,' by the War-
Vale authorities 'for the reeeptice of applications sad the
giving °eked sesetins to negimeate to attend the forth.
(mum Volunteer rewire id Brighten. The regular cavalry
Matinee' at Intent* have resinved authonty from the Se.
*Mary .4 :state for slier to lake tart in the review
sant dotty more corps, oe adiniasuative bstteiiosa, have
been to the owner Mandy specified, makieg
together s.; In the ampasate It was estimated, by the
returlui or the etrength a each of these caps, recaved op
to retarder at the Wareellos, the& the gram number of
si-u lowly to take part iu the evolutional would Le 19,000 ;
but it is lolierea that they will considerably nand this
number. Although no oftial progainme a the intended
=nutmeats has, been issued frees the War.arelemLord Clyde,
a,vonpasicil by Colonel Alford° sad other staff canon,
be. anted ktrightos dunce the week, sad surveyed the
'Tonal 'Amiably, and has rued such geound instructions
se will tivitate the volunteers all reaching the reviser
ground ly to.. time appointed, true o'clook. The voitheese
force 'nit be divided Hato eight bripdas of infest/7, ems el
• aed two of artillery. The sneaky, is adlithre
the regular troops 'tattooed at Brightest (18th Hummel, mei
email of the Surrey Light Horse and the Ilantalaght BINS
Volunteers. The artillery will be provided with three hale
teriee of 14.poundera and an battery of 6-pounder. The
whole force will be eoncentrsted and torus into their respec-
tive bripoh-- as what I. called White Hawk Down, in the
centre of t. • hills [uniting the Brighthe rarat-inurse. By
a neat eticoent p:au of the intended movements, pub-
lathed Non, actual survey wider the authority of the Wu-
oMoe, by Mr. Wyl.l. the route is shows of the volunteer
W the place of rendezvous lot. the various brigades
from the railway iiietnni. All the MIN from Southampton,
Portswouth, wad other parts of Hampthire, and Swung,
via Aliureliere. will, on reach* Brighton. proceed by the
Mania -rted to Park.creesset, round the tonere sal
of the :erred, and Lt meths of the Lew*s tool, pass by the
waterworks sod cemetery as to the Down", reaching White
Hawk Doan hy the eastern side of the Race.bill.
Carps arriving at the railway station by the main line
from London will, with a view to facility, divide
thermal, es, tesclung the Marine Paula by two routes—
one being by Trafalgaretreat through the Grand Parade
and the Old Stews. and the other by the queen's•road,
through Sorthaireet to the KW ."irroad, sod on to
Kemprown, reaching White Hawk'Down by taming upthe
bill eau the pa work.. Sums doubt has been espreeeed as
Whether the spectators who may miss the opportunity of
Seeing arty pet of the actual field evolutmos will have the
cppor t Unity of eeeiog the volunteer ins body. It is arranged
that they will hare that opportunity, as the whole of the
men engage I will march past the begins' to be stationed at
the Grand Stand. on the race course, after the review is
over. It will no doubt be observed in reading over the names
of the caious regiments that two promineot, if not two of
the mon popular nietropolitts tolunteer regiments are
absent from tto 114. Darnel'', the Honourable Artillery Com-
pany and the First Surrey Bide*. What curunietanoes
may Lave prewsotill the sauced of these corps takiug pen
in this -rest deinosatmtioe we Lave not heard, bat with re-
gto Honourable Artillery Company it is widerstood
that Lord Colville lias declined to accede to a requisitioe
signed hi 3.-.0 of the mentlicre of the regiment, Gs the
ground that it woliki not be respectful to the neentory el
the late boo. colonel, his Royal Highness the hieee Cow
eon, wen thor to take part In soy public display so early
after his .lsoesee.
The original arrangements of the Brighton Company,
with respect to the issue of tickets, masted so Sear&
satiefeetwo that. through repreeestations from the War.
cities, thee have bees induced to make a very amiderable
naelmeiitiou. The and beeiew the various voitusteer regi-
ment. Lot of the mode iu w hich tickets were to be obtained
wee br so teivertiseinelat issued is last Monday's papers. and
fa which they stated that so tickets weak! be nosed later
they Saturday, the 12th ; mid that all tickets not and mud
retututtl, and the others paid for oo the follovriag Mar
day, or the elute &dim; to do so would not be allowed to
traveL The corniouy, alter re-seaaidariss the mediae, sad
the hardship it would eatsil epee many husdred volunteers,
have altered their arrangements, 'ivies up to 'fbweday
east lot ietille of the tickets.

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THE ROBLI•TMoN COURT-MILSTIAL —The rumour
gainx.;rolool that till. now celeheatad court-martial has ter-
io lot ac i• 'Mal of the priamber on all the charges;
And it oi coobkl,olly aaserted that the "remarks" ftin
bead,rtartors will go cons,derahly farther. We undendand
that tbri:,./ of the iePpory to Capteis kobertaos wee 76.21.

• tabs-obi+ ►w pro4nuis fur as lasocalat ma:, to pay for
tie Unsay at rolls: his isogoosoo.—Uoif,d Serrine

Tits ASSY CLOTIUIG EsTARLIMMRST AT
PlsLivo. •Uot vo-lt %owe rather unusual visitors arrived
et the army ellt hi o„.• ertal•lichnorit et Pimlico is the per-
sona of '..ltruel Chalk.% Thomas, and other of of die
Coiled States army, whn, we uottaratand, had coon es-
yretely from AMPIICA to is the working arrsegemeete
of this Admirable f.o.tory and storm. After is moat minute
inspection. wlis.:h occupied some time, and which appeared
is every way icatisfact. re to the visitors Colonel Thomas
and Dimas is the baddings.—United Service Gazette.
Fein AT THR PINLImi ARMY STORER. —A fire
broke nut at the military stores et Pimlico, early on Thurs-
day eveuing, which, had it sot been for the prompt measures
edoph•l, rai4ht have proved of • moat destructive and daa-
mum. character. From the reformation which we have
been enabled to gather, it appears that a large quantity ei
oll.skiii onto were, some time since, closely stored et the
depot against the reroonstratme of the military storekserm.
Therm costa. from their posher preparetiou, ware found to
have 4pontespessly frilled • sod the firs, which lied de-
stroyed ammo leer or fee *Osmanli of the coats before the
discover, was sank woo ropidW. osineniakethig itself to
oho betiding Had theme seise boom been buret to the
mnoad there Y so toying to whet tapers the govenunent
Thighs have Wes pet, eft the iselovaelesc• the army Intuit
have outfered.—(/ailed &ivies bassets.
the treateweut of thipsevaist form of recurring
Mew eoogh the effeete of Dr. do Jenglie I.4lkt.lirt.lrn
I.t.tr OU harm Mee bansietal Mr. Arthur erldland,
eurerm abeam es After Dr de Jonah'. OH fora few
Hale Its eel eerie rostmeneed„ regained my must health and
etrenetta, and entirety Mel the laryageal irritation, whirh was of
• most hamming and fesettelly Matteasint character." Sold
orgy le bottle*, en 01.. b. St. and 9a. Iq Di. de Joe.' •
chase. A 'Mr. klarfled,seti De.. rt, Strand. Leaden, and chens.
--l•itr,crooment

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