The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-27 00:00:00

THB BRITISH FOREIGN LEGION.

Ws aro sorry to say that serious disturbances bars
takes place among the British Foreign Legion 'tattooed at '
Bravado's. Thies disturbances have sot been "maned to
themeelvw, but have been inflicted on the Inhabitants of
Gospel. Oa Monday the Camp at Browadowa was in • '
state of great ezcitement, end events occurred of which the '
followlag is an authentic and official annual :
Between Was sad tan o'clock on that night Police-ear-
gout Ilegoased, bearing a none outside the station, opened
the doer, alma • member of men of the British German Le-
gion raehed Is, Laving their Wyman' flied to their suss.
The reeme, yard, tawnier cells, &c., were soon filled, as
aloe the pother sad b•drooia of the polloutlffteir in charge
tirosealim. amoral of the rioters had swords draw.,
sad seas, ades bad co gnus, had their haymow in their
Mods. Iltstr talk was of the most vehement el:stetter, it
brig kapsesible to understand what they said. Two men
get mu rte sergeeat of police and another held a drawn
sward Is Me brew. A German :Aker wee peewit", and the
policasergsaat said to bias "For God's "eke what is this
about—the is very disgraoeful coadsoc." The officer re-
Sled in Beall& that cies of their men was in custody, sad
his comrades were detatmined to vague him. The
unseat told the officer that he had no man of dm German
Leaks in custody, and that be wield open every sell if the
mea would be quiet. The officer espleined this to the men,
end they were gated for • time whilst the exentinatian was
being made; but before it was completed the intruders
rushed forward agate, fliliag every passage and room is the
buildisa, and Ukelele the most dreadful yells. The Ger-
man officer then went away, saying be could do nothing
with them. The eve, however, remained, and retained
possession of the police-station for nearly en hoar. These
were only two polies constables at tbe station at the time,
and they maid not get oat, and other polioe coostables who
were outside could not pet is. Ultimately, owing to it.-
formation given to Colonel Cconnandsat Graham, of the
Royal Maria*. 400 men of that corps were tuned out
reedy for " aedion," and 200 at ones marched to the
polies-station. The Germans had, however, on thirty
epprooeh,ffsd, but they left Das man to gee what might
take place. The officer In charge of the Marine Deuch•
went summarily sent him off. Ihe police agree that the
Garman officer above referred to did everything is I.is power
to gull the riot, and test the men were very violent towards
him eves. It was noticed, however, that several engem:de
took a prominent part fa the riot.
So far as the affray of Monday was concerned, It most be
confessed that it has produced a palatal sensatios in the
minds of the inhabitasts of Goeport and of the troops
stationed there. On the part of the inhabitant', we are
justified In thanking the commander-in.chlef, Mejos.
General Breton, for the prompt measures ha ha. taken
to prevent a recurrence ci sub proceedings. General
Breton loot not • moment ie writing to the Gosport
Bench of Magistrates to repress his regret at what bad
occurred, and to assure them that it would be made impos-
sible for such au affray to actor agate. With regard to the
tromps as the Goeport side, we know well, from private
veva, that • deep, though silent, feeling of has
been evoked by the pretesting. to which we refer. It is too
much to upset that an officer or • !oldies, of the troops
at Gaunt (the 22nd Regiment and the Royal
Mann") would allow the town is which they are quer.
tend to be in the hands of a bend of foregnen for five
minute,. General Bret**, parseivisg the feeling, has
written to the eoa.mandieg chicon of the earl: us corps in
%tie neighbourhi od oar the subject. the following divi-
sional order from Colonel Graham, of the ltoyal Marines,
may Hire as • proof of the greet mistily of the Lieateaoo,-
Governor for the maintenanee of the tranquility of his
district:

"The Colonel Commandant publishes, for the information
of the &nein), the followlog *street of a letter addrmard
to bin by eider of the Major-Would commandieg the
district:

" ______
.11lejor General Breton will thank los to elpreu to the
division under your command the great rehear.* he hes
is their (food wane and conduct, and the full conviction h.
entertainstbat Realties/ will 'educe them to COMO into
wlli-
sion with the men of tee British Garman Logioo.' "
The disturbance, we aro sorry to say, is not the only one
that baa immured this week. U. Thunday the trot pi is
Gosport and mogul I INC k.pt ander ann., owing to in-
formation of the modem and proetediags of some el the
Logioe. Again, to-day, the Marine Corps. in goii gan
their weekly march to Btubbinctoo, were ordered to Gamy
10 rounds of smmunitioe each.-111maehire Telegraph.

8011871140 OP A CANNON —A letter from Christia-
nia, of the 17th, tema, that as a few date before, the crew of
the Norwegian swans re,rrstte NOTIIOO were tiring hone a
teasel at a mark on a wad oa the beach of the Mead of
Osteroen, oat of the gene, r 30-Founder, host, sod the
sallow killed on the eat t the esiteln, 11. )300411110, sod
the Wet Lisatestant, Bers et, Fine-Wedeljatleberg ; they
also wounded AVc eat ors, one mortally sod the ~then bur
eery seriously. The men who lira the pm *carol as