The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-07 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, DEC. 6.--APPOINTMILNIT. Lien-
tenant the Hon. W. C. Talbot (1884), to be flag-1 entenant
to Rear-Admiral Talbot, at Cork.
Payroaater G. P. Martin (1849), to be secretary to Rear-
Admiral Talbot.
Masten Assistant R. Rllla, to the Cornwall* 80, wow
steam skip, for meat imard menial in the Humber.
Deo. 4.—Clerk N. J. Aaron, to the Crony, 80, mew steam
guard stag of ordinary, at Sheerness.
Iltdahipman L. K. Bower, to the Liffey, 61, =OW steam
Devonport.
friratoTion.—Mr. J. Petty, chief oillosr of the coast
guard station at Gillingham, Chatham, is promoted to chief
officer at Yarmouth.

CHATHAM, Die. 6.
This afternoon a party of invalid troops arrived
et Fort Pitt, from Corfu, for the purpose of being dischar
from the *stela,. They belonged to the 3rd Balls and 14thged
tting for the Royal Marine Light lawny In pro-
media( very actively, a number of fine young man having
joiasdbesd-naszters 111 the last few days.

PLYMOUTH, Deo. 6.
The Bombay troop-ship is to be repaired here. The
troops ere not yet leaded. Moot et the tdethtsg, ka, do
man ham bees eroded. Coped& Flamm* been high am-
meter as ass experieseed rid ale mem= end good allow.

WOOLWICH, Dic. 6.
The Committee on Dockyard Economy, consisting
of Rear-Admiral Robert Smart, R.H. (chairman) ; Mr.
Henry Cha,field, master shipwright at Deptford-yard ; Mr.
Andrew Murray, thief engineer at Purtamouth-yard ; Mr.
Lewes, storekeeper at Chatham, and Mr. Bowman, civil
engineer, commenoed their labours at Woolwich Dockyard
this morning. The proceedings were of a private nat
and the committee.will meet daily at WoolwichOn
Christmas.

Captain the Hoe. James Robert Drummond, C B , Junior
Lord of the Admiralty, who has been appointed to succeed
Admiral Shepherd sa Superintendent of Woolwich Dockyard,
visited the establishment thin day, and inspected the whole
et the departments accompanied by Colonel Greene, Direc-
tor-General of Works to the Admiralty, and Admiral
eh/plead. The latter °facer has struck hie commodore's fie(
from the named on his appointment as Rear-Admiral of the
Blue, and Captain Drummond will assume the duties of hie
Oboe in a few days.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAT.

The Newmarket Coursing Meeting, which otentammes this
day (Tuesday) attracted many of the principal ttuf epees•
Were from Landon. The wretched state of the weather,
coupled with this circumstance, caused the room to be very
thinly attended. The investment. were unitoportant, end
they wise made at the quoted odd..
DEBBY.

33 to 1 apt Mr. 04;;11;i Mamma (t)
2000 to 30 Mr. C. Poles Napoleon (t)
1000 to 16 Mr. Wilkins's Far West NM Ru
dlllll
1000 to 16 Mr. w. .0 a. 8. Crawford's Van Die-
man (t)
1000 to 10 Mr. 8. Tkalloan's Orions (t)
CHESTISB CUP.
1000 to 10 sot Mr. R. Tan Brook's Barbarity (t)

SALK OT BLOOD STOCK DT MIMIC TATTITULALL Ter
TRRDAT (M ) %%ciao, aged, by Venison, 26 p.;
Saraband, 6 yrs old, by Cothersions, 39 p. ; Pool* meg,
by lon out of Ma Min, 610 p. ; King of the Giples, lyre
old, by Annandale out of a Mulatto mare, 270 p.; The
Baker, 4 yes old, by Sir Totten Sykes out of Postage, 110 gcs.
Brother to Farthingale, 3 yrs old, by Cotherstans out el ,
Cloak, 62 p,; Whirlwind, 3 yrs old, by Storm oat of Bid
Rose, 26 gs.; Snapdragon, 2 yrs old, by Sweetmeat out if '
the Mitre, 27 p. ,• Hemlock, 2 yrs old, by Footstool out if
Geelong, 62 its.; Trangenty rood mare), by Venison oat
of Temper, 16 ga
Ma. TTRWHITT DRAKE'S BOONDO.—WO are reguselel
to state that this pack will not mast at Middleton Toll B•r OR
&nudity, the 14th inst., se previimaly easounoed.