The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-21 00:00:00

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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIMLAIRT, JUNI 20. —rfairii.„7:lo2fB AND AP-
ronmoons.-oaptais G. W. D. O'Callaghan has been ap-
pointed to Naive the good service passion vacated by the
promotion of Captain R. G. Robinson to the Bag list.
Second Muter W. M. Lowick, to the Bloodhound.
Assistont Burgeons E. P. Forrest, to the Colossus ; and
T. Fulton, M.D., confirmed in the London.
Acting Assistant Surgeon C. J. Fauna, to the Torch.
Clerk A. C. Jeffreys, to the Edinburgh.
Acting First Glass Assistant Engineer D. Bowen, for tem.
porary service in the Saturn, for service in the Wasp.
Naval Cadets T. Ferris, to the Terrible ; L Decree, A. J.
Booth,
Land It. O. Webb, to the Bacchante, additional for
disposa

Ms ROYAL Holm GUARDIS (BwIn). This
regiment WI Spital Barreeks, Windsor, yeeterday
morning, order the command of Colonel Vyse,
for Aldershott, where it will be encamped for six weeks.
Previous to leaving, the regiment vas inspected in the field
on Saturday, and on foot in the barrack-square, on Monday
Wt by Major-Oeueral Lawrenoseca ; the general also in-
spectedthe interior economy of the regiment, and observed
i should feel highly gratified in reporting to the Cern-
manderin-Chief the high state of diseiplme of the regiment.
Captain Sheffield. with • detachment el the regiment, re-
mains in tarracka.

CHATHAM, JUNI 20.
ARRIVAL or WOUNDED Tacos TROY LUCKNOW
AND Caws/vat The East India troopship Startled
Fawn, 1,600 tons, Captain Tindal, which arrived at Graves-
end ,steeds y from Calcutta, disembarked her military
invelsds at Custom-house-quay this morning, when the
whole were immediately forwarded to this garrison. The
Startled Fawn sailed from Calcutta on the 30th of January
last. The number of troops brought home was 261 men of
all ranka, with 13 women and children, belonging to the
gDragoon Guards, 6th Guards, 7th Light
g.ons, 12th Lancers, 17th Royal Artillery,
=EngithO lith, 19th, 20th, 23rd, 31st, 34th,
and 420 d Mghlanders 4&d Light Infantry, bath and
60th Ribes, 71st and 79th Highlanders, 82nd, 87th, and 88th
Connaught Rangers, 89th, 90th, and 97th Regiments, the
Rile Brigade, end Medical Stair Corps, the whole under
the commend of Captain It. F. Hdmoi, 89th Regiment,
and Lieutenant T. Gardiner, 98th Reement, and in
method charge of Assistant-Sargeon S. Gibson, M. 8.,
12th Lows. During the voyage 14 of the troop and 1
110211111 died on board. After the military Invalids had
been medically inspected 28 men were ordered into hospital
for medical treatment, and three insane men takes to the
lunatic hospital ; the remainder were conveyed to Si.
Mary's invalid establishment, to await an inspection by the
commthioners of Chelsea Hospital.
his hang the anniversary of her Majesty's accession to
the thew" the da was observed at this port and garrison
in the manner. In the morning a full parade
the troops of the garrison was held on the respective
pounds, and at 12 o'clock a royal salute was flied
Dared"
salthisig bathery, which was taken up by the guns
at the Nore. Ike WAssisy, 72, guard ship of ordinary,
rated with
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PORTSMOUTH, JUNK 20.
The Melpomene, 51, screw frigate, Capt. Ewart,
arrived at Spithead this morning from the Mediterranean,
having on board the Moorish ambassador and suite, whom
she embarkod at Tangiers. The ambassador landed at the
dockyard this afternoon from the Sprightly, stea;oliamiese
amid salutes from the garrison and flag ship, and
by train to London.
The ships in harbour and at Spithead dressed in colours
today, and, with the garrison, fired a royal salute at 12
o'clock in commemorakon of her Majesty's accession to
the throne.