The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-05 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

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ADMIRALTY, FEB. 3. —APPOINTMINTS. Rear-
Admiral Robert Spencer Robinson, to be controller of the
Dory for a further period of See years from the 7th inst.
Commander John M. Bushell, to be inspection commander
in the Castguard service at Leith, vice the Hon. Frederick
W. Cbartetia, superseded on account of ill health.
Lieutenants Lawrence Peel Willa% Henry Fox, and
William Thresher, to the Doris, 30, screw frig de, at De-
vooport, fitting for the West Indies; James Buchanan, to
the Gladiator.

Staff-Commander James T. Sullivan, to be inspecting
chief taker at Bantry, Cork, Ocestguard station, vice !faster
Henry B. Gawler, to Ballybeige.

THE LATE MR. W. F. WINDHAM. —The death
of this notorious young man seems to have been very
sudden. He had not bees quite well for a day er two, but
no dangerous symptoms presented themselves until Friday
morning about ten o'clock, when the deceased told an ea-
sistaat at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich, who had been In
the habit of attending upon him, that be felt very unwelL
Only about an hour previously he had partaken with appa-
rent relish of some coffee and toast, and at that time he
told the waiter that be was much better. Mr. Bailey, a
surgeon, who bad been sent for, arrived shortly after ten
a.m. on Friday ; be at once observed the dangerous cha-
racter of the attack, and requested that additional advice
might be called in. Dr. Bateman and Dr. Lade were ac-
eordiogly sent for, but Mr. Wisdbam gradually sack and
died in the presence of the three medical men and two
or three of the hotel servants early in the evening.
A telegram annottneog the state of affairs had
been forwarded to Lieut-nant•General Wiodham in
London, but the gallant officer was not present when hie
nephew died, although be arrived shortly afterwards. A
telegram was also sent to Mrs. Wiodham, who is under-
stood to be in Paris. A post mortem examinat,on was made
of the body of the deceased (who it troy be added was in his
26th year) ; the result, however, did not reveal anything
enanLious, and it was not considered necessary to hold an
inquest. It is understood that death was attributable to
1 congestion of the lunge and heart disease. The deceased's
' habits it is also sa.d had been iocresaingly intemperate of
late. Be had squandered away his first fortune, of which'
be obtained the °patrol by the unfortunate verdict of a
Westminster jury in January 1862 ; but means had been
placed at his disposal to enable him to live comforta-
bly and respectably if he had chosen to do
so. Mr. Windham would In 1869 have become
entitled to an estate at Hanwortb, Norfolk, the
net rental from which is from 5,0001. to 6,0001. per annum.
By Mr. Windham's death this estate reverts pried facie to
Mts. Windham's infant child, but it is stated that questions
of legitimacy are likely to be raised, sod it may bepoen
that this second estate will not, after all, go from the Wind-
ham family, but will come into the hands of Lieutenant-
General Windham sad his children. It would be idle at
ppeseent, however, to indulge in farther coajeetates on this
bwl. The deceased's life was insured to the extent of
12,0001. in five different ?ffire, and then policies are held

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mod them, teeing they might previously show for their}.....lCgdapti.". 7:Bak' wer".-si; wen aeverbefore the wind from in contact with the chalk were thrown off the lbw. The eases. Oats dull sal* at former rates. Beans and peas
earlier engagement', and thereby incur 101 b. penalties or by her of Mr. Wiodbant's life interest in the Hanworth the time we left Plymouth, except the few minutes during engine driver and fireman escaped unhurt, and fortunately free ale at fully late prices. Wheat, red, 328. ; white, Ma HOL.-February 1, at Kest Si. lielehedeolltr Abliell" °
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estate. On the whole it seems pith' that although Mr. which we were tearing the ship round. Dar:ng the time we there were but few passengers in the train, sod now in the per load. Beam, 24a. to 30s. ; old sod lthe, 311 a per J. Bor. Seq., aged di
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suffer defeats that should put them out of court After
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• t the representatives of the two stable., Sandal stands third, Windham has perished miserably, his offal's for some time were before the wind the ship rolled and laboured heavily, two carriages mentioned. A telegram was sent to Mr. lead- Barley, grinding, 32a. ; milting, 40a. per qr. Gam, COLIMA& -11Nbruarx lAt FM
relict of the late M. Coleman LK. Tel. 4
*shim public form aa a guide •; and of the mysterious divi- ;to WNW will afford a coosiderable amount Ilof employment the Ness coming right over the poop. Dyson, of Guildford, who at °see prooseded to the spot new, Sig. ; old, 325. per qr.
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Treachery gelding might prove the most worthy iMr. Traill-Are you positive about that last part of your with a special train and a number of men. The passengers LIICISTIN, FLA. 3.-There was a fair supply of mom osesu. Fes aged 6S.
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ORTIIITAL PALACI. - HALT-o-Csoww DAT. - testimony? were transferred to soother train, and thus motioned their wheat, and the attendance was moderate. Is thk neigh- MIAMI- Mowry'
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has • prior engagement hem ight be tempted to participate SATURDAY, Fm. 3. - Admissions en payment, 978 ; Witnees7l ma. JOODRI•• It took, however, lye boom' vigorous working to bonthoed the what plant owing to the openness of theJ. 811.11.
4 fa, via, the City and Suburban which event, with Me ditto by sewn tickets, 3.961; total. OM To Captain Baker-We left the ship about 2 p.m. clear lise, which will give Immo idea of the extent wad weather) is toe ferwera, the early period op the frrnailterke.-rdiertiarY 1. at mavia'and• Mr. a
. t : Northamptonshire Stakes, shall be dealt with in my next EWALT% AND STILINGTH RIOTORID BY Do BARRY'S To Captain Hanie-I pulled the bow oar when we left daps...roes suture of the " slip." Mr. Golsoe, the chief year. The demand for film dry sorts was steady at mood egsrA, 811*
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1 . fritter. mzrEoß. zeirious Rirrimm Aku,„ loot ,w,.. withiut .. the ship, sod I steered afterwards. Did not exactly take nuPortutowtout. mad* on OIIICIII *Wry ink) the mum tre prises; damp ditto rather lower. Old red made sth. to moss, i. aged ss.
IA MONIL-February T, at Upper WimPol°4l2.4 7'l
dads. or ttcont„etteitet. eteogeescoo, eengb, asthma, the command of the boat, but I assisted to the utmost of the accident the ease day, which only malted is the die- 62.. ; old white, 55e. to 56e. ; new red, 43.. to tha ; sow Ulna -Fbruary 1, at Cbseeermaare, 71"" 1"1.16°
‘ : VICTORIA CLUB. -SI _ATUZDAT. eemosaption, debility. patios, Mambos, palpitation, ner- my power. I oloeum, that it was ono of theme unforeseen oesonmeee white, 49e. to 132 e. per 36 stone. Of barley the show tens agisgs.
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.11mm Captain Baker-Soros one mast have bad • very good which may happen et this particular slam asp other day. peetly goad, and a teleable share cif basimes waa done at -
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absepleehase and the Spring Heedieep wt it wit fully ..,-...--- ---,-- -lc- C0.,-- "°•• •tu •••••••••••-•••••••• . Wittier-Of course. Only for that note of OS would be two Owns, Vicroste PAIL -The number of patios& 28s. to 30a. per 30 stone. The inquiry for oats wee iffluadY, youtteerd•Mseet. Is the CM/ tOl 1466°.....1,7111011
undon. W. in Wm at U. I ; 11b., Te. . ; 1111 m 12s. ;
satielpated, produee • change in the general aspect of I gam, Me. ; aim at 11. ffirmelleMardt4ll.ll; 4. 011.1.116. ; 81. 14 hi" ntnr.l relieved at this institutive dada' lasi weak was 1,236, of at extreme rates ; old, 30a. to 35a. ; new, 24a, to 265. per osse he losmaretemem. to the rratiatt "
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