The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-15 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE.

Artillery; Samuel Goodfellow, Bombe • Engineers. To
Lieutimeat-Gomenle—Major- a Charles Butler
James, Bomb Infantry; Matthew Combo haul, Bengal
Infantry; Jolla
Sir Cheap', H.C.8., Bengal Engineer.;
John Low, C. 8., Madras Infantry. To be Major-
Generals—Coloneb Sir Jostle K.C.8., In-
fantry ; Clarke Wahab, Madre' I ; lama
Bengal Infantry; George Tameable, Artillery;
Thome Ambeiton Duke, Madras Infantry.
The nadermeationed °Mows of the lodise Military Forces
of her Majesty, retired on full pay, to have a step of how-
nary rank es follows, viz. ,—Lieutement-Col Charles
APtholP, Beard Infantry, to be colonel ; Major William
Henry Rickert... Bengal Infantry, to be lieutanant-coloseC;
Major George O'Bryea Ottley, Bengal Infantry, to be
lisittenent-o,bral ; Major Henry John Willoughby,
Bombay Infantry, to be heatenant Memel ; Captain James
Lab, Bombay Artillery. to be major.
Mnsosascom.-1144 Donald George Anglia Darroch,
half-pay matted:ad, has been permitted to retire from the
marries by the sale of hie commission, he being about to
become a settler in Cleneda.
THE MILITIA.
Commissioue signed by the Queen :
Third Regiment of Middlesex Militia--James Lee, gent.,
to be quartermaster; William Thome', gent., to be
adjutaat.
Fife Militia Anti —Lieutenant William Haig to be pay-
master, Vibe dears&
Comadestoas Apse fry the Lords-Lieutenant of their
respective counties
King's Own Light Isfaetry Regiment of Militia—Charles
Mackinnon Walogeley to be captain, vice Kell, who re-
tiree ; Cheries Lawson Saba, gent., to be lieutenant, vice
Barton, who retina.
Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery—Francis Kogan Co.,
gent., late captain 26th Foot, to be diet lieutenant, vice
Soother, resigned.
6th or Royal Elamite Light Infantry Regiment of Middle-
sea Militia—Ensign William Ales, Turner to be lieute-
nant, vice Nadi. resigaed ; Frederick Barnes, gent., late
Ist Midttleo«: Militia, to ba oleo
Tin Victoria Rides—The QUO= has been Plasma
to swept the resignation of the cemadmice ia earns
held by Major the Earl of Perth.
Dumfries, Roxbargh, and Selkirk Itegimmat of Militia—
Captain George Walker to be major, vice Scott, resigned.
Royal Flintshire Militia—Cecil Squire, Esq., to bs oeplate,
site Foster, resigned.
City of Edinburgh Regiment of Artillery Militia—Ebenezer
Faris Mscgeorr, gent., to be second lieutenant, vice
Bowman promoted.
Royal Merionethshire Militle—Edward Gilliat Jones to be
lieutenant, rice Morgan, resigned.
Royal Glamorgan Artillery Militia—James Simpson Bal-
lard, gent., to be lieutenant.

Ameasury, Juni 14. —PROMOTIONIL—COM-
sassider J. Tudor (ma), to b• aphis cm the owed list,
rice Parker, doomed.
Mste.—The Hon. 0. F. Crofton (1867) promoted to the
rank of lieutenant.
Arrournmurre.—Mats.—Lord W. T. Kerr, the Hon.
H. Wingfield. and Mr. R. 0. B. Fitzroy, to the Victoria and
Albert, 2, steam yacht, at Portsmouth.
Assistant•Paynneter F. H. Wright (1863), to the Edgar,
91 saw, steam ship, at Woolwich.
Masten' Assistsat J. T. Hart, to the Emerald, 31, screw
Ara frigate, at Sheerness.
Acting Second Mester 0. W. Bayliss, to the Loam,
90 at Davenport.
ILidshipman—F. B. Renshaw, to the London.

WOOLWICH, Juice 14.
Several officers belonging to regimeata of the line
have arrived at Woolwich, from the Royal Staff College,
Sandhurst, kr the ot practical struction at the
new Riding-home ishment, and in various branches at
the Laboratory sad other deputises!, of tits Royal Anneal.
The Industry, boa steam MOM vessel, Heater Commander
Hodges, he cemplated her repairs, to ordered to receive
• cargo of mythic.' and other Mores at the Deptford Vic-
tualling-lad, for Rio de Janeiro sod the Island of Ascension.
The Ruby, steam gunboat. Listammat Commander Vicary,
Mader to the Cornwallis, gamed ship, arrived at Woolwich
yesterday, sad left after mogiving a sweaty of atone. She
ham received sew machlaery, sad beat re-Sited for service.
The 8e.., paddle steta.veseel, which left Woolwich a few
weeks gibes Is temporary cemmiadoe by Captain Williams,
is now aimed at Scilly, Ito., intaldaggoandmge aad making
• wormy for the Admiralty service.
A large number of heavy guts ed other war stores have
moistly beta forwarded from the royal anesal to Montresl
and Quebec. The utmost activity still prove& with
to the cost defences, and • large order has yet to be completed
of heavy ordnance, &0., for ratios. stations.

CHATHAM, Juxis H.

An Admiralty order has been received at this
dockyard, by Captain Goldsmith, directing the entries of
shipwrights and other mechanics into the dockyard to be
stopped, in consequence a the whole of the required number
having been obtained.
The Wellesley, 72, guardship of ordinary at this port,
was " paid down" to ate months yesterday. A larp
number of landsmen and boy have been lately entered.
The whole of the wives and children of the soldiers who
were on board the Eastern Monarch, on that ship being
burnt, have, since their arrival at the invalid depot, been
supplied with clothes sad all other nsessaaries, by a com-
mittee of ladies The troops have all received a fres kit by
order of the authorities,

PORTSMOUTH, Jima 14.
The Agamemnon, 91 screw, Captain Thom.'
Hope, beat sails this morning.
The Melpomene, 61, screw frigate, Captain Charles J. F.
Swart, mils to-morrow for Liverpool.
Beal-Admiral Hon. George Grey, admiral superintendent,
riled this forenoon for Portland, in the Sprightly steam
marl; Muster Commander George Allen.
The Haeohante, 61, maw frigate, is to be launched the
early part at not month.

Dement Gerard 001111111lill died a Saturday Met, at
his mat its Hest, at the adnaced age of 90 years. The late
metal .as case of the senior generals on the army list,
having mined the array in November, 1780.
Major-Geoeral David Macadam, RA., expired on
Friday, at Sdiabargh. The galleat deceased had been 64
irnr..sin the Royal Marines, and hs had greatly distinguished
U In his profession! career.

THE TROOPS IN IRELAND AND THE ELECTIONS.—
The followhig general order deepest been issued .—" Adjs.
tiutteGimmers Office, Dublin, June 10, 1839.—The general
commanding the forme in Ireland tekas the opportunity of
informing the troops employed daring the recent Farrel
election in aid of the civil power, that We lordship has had
much pleweare in bringing under the notices of his Royal
Hughes. the Genera Commanding-in-Chief tha reports
which were received from o quarters of the alacrity,
ehsv-
fulness, and steadiness with which the disagreeable, and in
some meth arduous dation allotted to them were performed.
Lord Seaton is much gratified At this marine's% proof of the
high state of discipline of the force under his erenteand.—By
order. (Signed) J. 8. BROWielt IGO, Dep.-Ad:pee."

Tin MlLlTlA.—Government has resolved upon
calling oat the Irish militia on the 15th of July next, for the
annual trends" of 21 days, beieg • preparatory step to their
permanent embodiment; The North Durham Regiment of
Militia will &iambi* at Durham on the 22nd hut,. under the
command of Earl Vane, for 21 days training. The South
Durham Regiment of Militia, under the command of the
Duke of Cleveland, will assemble at Barnard Culls, on the
4th of July, for 21 days' training. The Royal North
Gloometershhe Regiment of Militia, under the command of
Colonel Ringsoota, will eassable today at Cirencester, for
21 days' training.
MILITARY MIDNIGHT EVOLUTIONA.—On Monday
night the camp at silderebott was surprised by a brilliant
illumination with the Hoe. Major Fiianteurice's lights, he
having been seat there by General Peel to teat their qualities
and application to military purport, and nothing could be
more brilliant and effestive than the demonstration that took
place. Major-Genets' Knell,. and all the officers present
expremed themselves highly gra.itled with the extreme elms
pliciry, portability, sad great power of the lights, and their
value for military parries. Guards were turned out many '
hundred yards from when the generel end his staff were
stationed, and each men stood mat ae if the eon wee shining
on him. Every kind of signal was carried ant at immense
distances; bodies of men were marched in and out, snd were
dirinctly visible at 1,000 rude, and the whole comp around
was illuminated In a mast beautiful manner by sweeping the
hotis in with a single light.

OXFORD MIDDLE CLASS EXAMINATIONS.—The
szstaisation at Oztord commenced yesterday (Tuesday) morns
st halfspest 9 ecilock in ties Divinity School. The Rev.
Dr. lowborn (Regius Professor of Divinity) addressed the
~lone cesdidems, and opened the proceedisp, which ores
attended by the schoolmasters and friend• of the candidates.
The esaanastioe for the day concluded at hall-past 8 o'clock.
The numbers are as follows .—Seniors, 81 ; juniors, 47.
ENGLAND AND THE WAR.—A meeting of that
Tows Conseil of Binnlngbre we. held yesterday (To=
whereat it we. neolved `The petitions from this
be presented to both bones of metazoan, signed by the
mayor with the °amorous 00111111106 seal appended thereto,
urging upon them the MUSA desks of this corporation that
the government should observe • strict neutrality In the war
now raging upon the otatinent of Europe."
FATAL ACCIDENT.—A fatal accident occurred in
the City en Monday. A man named George Franco, about
30 yeses of op, wes peeping up a Right of stone stairs In
Gresham-bons., Old 13rted•street, when he was suddenly
seized whh • fit. and fell backwards from top to bottom,
fracturing his skull in a fearful manner. The sufferer was
quickly placed in • cab, and taken to the London Hospital,
but aspired in about tee Wan,

NOTES OF I'HE WAIL

The Tuscan Monitor,' contains an order of the
day, issued by General Ulla*, and dated Florence,
June 9. It gives publicity to a letter addressed by
Prince Napoleon to the general, which letter is u
follows:
Head-quarter., at Flames, June 8, 1859.
Oseeral,—ln visiting yesterday the cantonments of the
I Taman army on the Fillips., road I was struck with the fine
aranee of the troops of the let brigade commanded by
nrell Btefanelit , with their martial air and the good spirit
that animates these. Please to inform them of my satisfac-
tion. lam fully convinced that on the day of bagk they
will know how to do honour to hair by their gallantry and
ftrinnews.

Itecei;e, gimlet!, the amanace of say most distinguished
oonsidenvion. NA ireLioN (Jaiiolll.)
The Monit•ur, in publishing this communication
and the order of the day whish accompanist' it, says :
We anew abetain from adding that to our own know-
ledge the same praise hat been bestowtd on the Creeps and
fortifications of Filipre by &commission awaiting of French
officers on the staff and in the Eagitastes. These licatour-
obis testisonists accorded to Ym Tuscan boots by such
competuatjudges ors a poiriefid innenragentest foe all our
imeram, eke satisfaction of an-
Demating that in Taman Moses haws Min deemed worthy
of forming part el the staff to the cavalry, artillery, and
aarlasere, and of the general staff of the French army.
The Milan Gazetk of the 7th publishes as account
of all that took place in that city on the sth and
sth, but we need only state that the municipality re-
mained sitting all night; that they prevented the
Austrians from taking away with them the corps of
firemen, numbering eighty-two individuals; that
the first decree it issued related to the formation of
a guard of public security in the different parishes,
but that a few hours after it established the head-
quarters of the national guard in the Palazzo Mario,
and that towards evening this force was (oily
organised. In addition to this reason,' it should be
observed that the municipality having issued a pro•
clamation inviting the Milanese to proclaim Victor
Emmanuel, soon after decreed the formation of
barricades.

By • decree of the Btb, issued at Milan, the King
has appointed Chevalier Vigliani, previously named
Royal Commissioner Extraordinary at Milan, to the
post of Governor of Lombardy. The chevalier, be-
fore taking upon himself the functions of his new
post, received from the Prince Ltentetent-General
of Piedmont the crass of grand officer of the Order
of Bt. Maurice and Bt. Lazarus.

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The Piedniontese Gazette publishes the 78th and
79th bulletins, from which we learn that the national
guard of Iglus, the commissary of the Royal Custom-
house, and a detachment of riflemen of the Alps
have taken posse.sion of Leven% where the garri-
son, which, as already stated, has taken refuge in
Switzerland, had left a large quantity of prorlsions,
and stores.

The Nord publishes a Paris letter stating that M.
Guider', sent by the King of Naples to the head-
quarters of the French Emperor, his been favourably
received by his Majesty.
A funeral service to the memory of General
&pillowe and his aide-de-camp was celebrated at
Novara on the 7th. General Louvray and the few
French soldiers remaining in that town, sa also the
intendant-general of the province and the delegated
council, were present at the ceremony.

The Duke of Modena has published a decree,
declaring that before ordering a forced loan—which
extreme step, he assert', would mach of his
heart—he wishes to try a voluntary one. The sum
required is one million of Italian lire.
The Opinione announces that no wooer had the
Austrian troops evacuated Pavia than the popula-
tion hoisted the Sardinian colours with vociferous
cheers.