The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

11.. INNING THE NAVT.

The following order was made on Saturday by
bar Majesty in council :
Whereas her Majesty was graciously pleased, by her
royal prorlyniatlos, bearing date the 30th day of April lath
M Female' s and declare that the bounties of 101. for every
able seaman, sad 6/. for every ordinary seaman, at for her
Majesty's service, should be pail, in ths manna, thereby
directed, to every Each able end othisary seansaa, not above
t►e age of fortyfee, nor under the age of twenty yews, who
should, on or lefore the 15th day of June then follow-
ing, eater tlonselves to serve in her Majesty's
Royal Navy, either with the captslos or lieutenants of
her Majesty. ships or oaken employed is tendert, a,
et render• nil on chore kw raising men for the ser-
vice of the Royal Navy; sad whereas her Majesty was oleo
graciously plessod by her sold proclamation to declare that all
shlebodied landscoco, not shove the age of twenty-five, nor
under the age of twenty years, who should cc enter them_
salves as slotemid, should ramie, the sum of forty shillings
caches her Majesty's Altai bounty ; and whereas the time
j limited by the said proclamation fur payment of the said
bouaties will expire urea the lath day of this instant June;
sad it being judged expedient for her Majesty's service that
the sod boon, should, so far a. they relate to stile seamen
and ordinary seamen, be ooatisued to be paid for 1101119 time
Boger, her Majesty, with the advice a her Privy Council,
cloth therefore older, sad it is hereby accordingly ordered,
that the time limited foe pilafs% of the said bonatim of ten
pounds to ebb seamen, sad of des viands to ordinary elli•
Mee be prolonged tad sztanded from the said 15th day of
this instant June to the 31st of July neat inclusive, ethereal
an penosse concerned are to take notice and 'rovers them.
asks* seandlasiy. "Wu. L. BAT/1 t BST."

WOOLWICH, Jima 12.
The two depot brigades of Royal Artillery, each
consisting of tight bstteries, t, by prrannently stationed at
Woolwich, have Leen completely eqpruired in secoedence
with the new reolatione, wider the superintenchnce of
Major-Oineral Bloomfield, the newly-appointed
General of Artillery. Major-Oentral B,r Richard James
Decree, K.C.B , who recently took up his appointment as
oununteadant at this garrison, commenced the duties of his
oak* by en inspection of the whole of the departments, in-
cluding the barrack- quarter.; the new riding-house establish-
ment, dce., and concluded hat week by an examination of the
accounts of the severe) brigades and batteries. During the
summer months the regimextal bands of the Royal Artd-
key, or Royal Marilee, will perform on Woolwich common
daily, at 4 p.m.
A government in- r ection of the site fur the proposed North-
flat Docks took plea last week, In consequence of a proposal
made by the directors to construct temporary birrecks, and
afford every fur ility for the embarkation and loading of
troops by en arranerment with the Wee Department.
Tea Cocci DEttscrs.-1 be Lord Lteutenaat of the
county of Kent bee land a code of Instructions, eatictioced
by the War Depeatmer, for the formation of volunteer rifle
compthies and cespentee of artillery on the sea coat of that
comity where furts and batteries at present exist. After re-
capitulating the regulstions already detailed by the Boaster,
at War, the notice state* The neighbourhood of the river
Medway and the tea coast, where there are forts and bal-
lerina, I. peculiarly adapted fur artillery volunteers, and it th
vay desirable that them defences to the Kentish comet should
; the Lord Lieutenant, therefore, begs leave to
thethimed the attention of volanteeis to the aria in those
leselldes. Thew corps should be ferreted so ma to he Mile to
sinembis quickly at ea sham post. The rifle corps should
art coselsa of Yes than 60, but the artillery corps should he
of sasalar bodieri, of 10 or at the most 12 men, as being ant-
Banat to week a gan."

FALL OF A RAILWAY BRIDGE.—Tao Mgt(
itiLtan.—htment. BMW• r, eorener and deputy cvrobwr for
lioarsontlohlre, hove jud completed their official inquiry
Into the atom of death of two moo, named William Joshes'
sad Charles Lew'', who were the victims of • frightful cata-
strophe which to k place at Ebbw Vale Ironwork., ria SA-
terMy. It appears that as a number of treine costa/nisi
has on were picot over the railway bridge arnnected with
via works, It suddenly gore way, and precigteted men,
bores, sad trains into the rood below, • dataitoe of about 30
feet. Two men bet their brig., mid ose other was seriously
Wand. The imps at woe held at the Bridge-um Ebbw
Vale. Three wtt noires having been *tenoned, the ittry
tossidered further rstdeaor untworaary, sod retorted e
verdict of seeklentaldottb. The thud man (William Walker)
le slowly rec•tvt hag, though his injuries are of a very severe
eitandr. _ _

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