The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-09 00:00:00

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KA.. wee licensed to the perpetual curacy of St. Mt.reta at
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ar, et Nereid. Oa %be ..no d 47 the Rev. Ludes Wtiltem
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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

(FROM LAST 11101 IT'S OLZI1T1.)

WAR OFFICE, Nov. 8.
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.
Deputy Assistant-Coesskaary-Oseeral Frederick George
Wooßabe has teen permitted to resign his commission.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. 8.
To be Honorary Physidens to bar Majesty—Sir John Lid-
dell, C. H., M.D., F.R.S., Dingeor-Orneral of the Medical
Department of the Navy; John Wilson (b), M.D.,
F.R.S., Inspector-Goma of Hospitals and Fleets; Ale:-
ender Niabett, MD., Inspector General of Hospitals end
Fleets; Almon:m Bryson. M.D., F.R.S., Inspector-
General of Hospitals end Fleets.
To be Honorary Surgeons to her Majesty—Oliver Evans,
M.D., Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals and Fleets;
John Grant Stewart, M. Deputy-Inspector-General of
Hospitals and Fleets; Janes Wingate Johnston, M.D.,
Deputy-Inspector•arneral of Hospitals and Fiala;
Thema Rume/I Damn, M.D., Deputy-Inspector-General
of Hospitals end Meek
THE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.
Commissions signed by the Lords Liniment of their respec-
tive counties:
4lb or Royal South Middlesex Regiment of Militia—George
Robert Marriott, gent , to be ensign, vice Page, promoted.
14th Middlesex Rifle Volenteere—Josiah Wilkinson,
Egg., to be captain ; WHgam Atkinson Langdale, gent.,
to be lieutenant ; Robert Begley, gent., to be ensign.
Exeter and South Deem Volunteer Rifle Battalion—Arthur
Charles Chichester to be captain, vice Brown, resigned;
Lewis Trelawney Clark to be lieutenant, vice George, pro-
moted; Robert KIM* Valiance to be lieutenant, vice
Haney, 'eloped ; Henry William Clark to be ensign.
let Company of Dena Volunteer Artillery—John Hol-
man to be Ara lieutenant, vie Adney, resigned ; Richard
Holman to be second lieutenant, vice John Holman, pro-
moted. North Devon Mounted Rifler—Frannie Poma-
ce, to be lieutenant, vice Marshall, deceased; Lewis Staf-
ford Noetboote to be comet, vice Trefusie, promoted ;
Edward Cecil Bishopp to be cornet, vice Hallett, pro-
moted.
King's Own (Tower Hamlets) Light Infantry Regiment of
Militia—Lieutenant Joseph Hamilton to be captain, vice
Adams, promoted.
East Volt Regiment of Militia—Ensign William Handcock
Middleton to be lieutenant, vice Seen, resigned ; Robert
Lister, gent., to be ensign, vice Morris, resigned.
Lanarkshire Rifle Volenteere, 6th Company (Glasgow
Monitors 2,l4)—Janice Taylor, Esq., to be captain; James
Risk* gent., to be lieutenant; David Winton, gent., to
be owl" Ith CoinciyiLGliagow Northern led)—Archi-
bald Heir Murray, ~ to be casein James Leitch
Lang, gent., to be tenant; William G. Murray,
gent., to be melon. Bth Company (Glencoe North-
ern 4410—John Graham Galbraith, Esq., to heaaaappttaata
Charles Inglis, gent, to be Benignant; Robert Bmhanrn
Stewart, gent., to be ensign. 9th Company (Glasgow
Bankers Ise)—James Roberts Reg., to be captain ;
Janice lastagent., to be lieutenant; Hugh Cowan, gent.,
to be 1 Company (Glasgow BOUthilli 20d)
Wink= D oth
Company
Erg., to be captain ; Charles
O'Neill, gat, to be lhatesant ; Jame London, gent., to
ensign.
Edinburgo City Artillery Militia—WMiam Pounsett, gent.,
to be second tieateseat, vice Dandies', pennoted. let
Edinburgh (City) Artillery Volonteere—Jseeph Noel
Paton, Seg., to he captain ; Joba Feed, Beei., to be Brit
lieutenant ; James Anther, geat,te be armed lieutenant.
lied Regiment (Loki Ialy) el Weet York Militia—Lieu-
tenant Femme Compton Merges Loftus to be captain, vice
Waite, who retires; Radon Theme Bolger to be
IMn-
taeant, vice Loftus, proseted ; Sado Nebel& Arthur
Verner to be lieutenant, vim Bottomley, appointed to the
Royal Marines ; William Lisle Blenkineupp Coulson, gent.,
Mareozeouv
to se ensign. veo—l is Bolgerii;l/2iremoted.
lee has bees geseloolly Owed
le permit Captors Willies sits, on hie retirement, to
retain his rank, Is considers*. of his having nerved
29 yews is the regiment

ADYIBALIT, Nov. 8. —APPOINTMENTS.—COM-
%seam Y. D. Selby (1M), to the Odes, 91, eau setata-
st Qeseutows.
Litteteret H. C. °below (1859), to the Corswellis.
Sorgesa J. ?Mull (1868), to be setchaosal to the Chen-
.

Ambient-Bargees A. King (1866), to the Janice Watt, 91,
Mw eeenn•ahip, at Devosport.
Keeewt's Aenetants B. Harding, to the Fawn ; end T.
alhett, to the Menne.
. . _ . . .

Arieuutt-Paytaamer J. K. Peirce, to the Matins.
Clerk A. liagitsea, to the Vanory, 101, derettip, at Ports-
mouth.

ths acting Aesistsat-Bargeons W. Yards sad B. L. Batt, to
Champs&Me.
Thtrd•class Assistant-Baginser It. B. Denison, to the
WeWait's, 72, at Devonpurt, as supernumerary.
Adm. Thad-clams amistant-Brupaser J. Perch, to the
Centaur, 6, peddle-wheal Memo Imam, at Deirosport.

WOOLWICH. Nov. 8.
The artilleryman, William Der* recently flogged
at this garrison, and whose the • evoked • large 112119W11 of
public sympathy an smooth of the peculiar cruelty of the
punialtinent, deserted from the regiment a few days after his
Mem ban hospital, and ham not Naos been heard of. Before
Irving Woolwich, he stated that he had Guth a dread of the
bib that he would sooner be shot than remain a 'Didier.
Zesty Idadnese and attention was paid to the man after ha
W hospital, and in conaideration of the unhealed state
of his book, ha was ordered to be relieved from drill. It Is
Mated that no asps will be token for his apprehension.
The artillery tome ordered for China will assemble on
parade at en early hour to-morrow and proceed by railway
to Portsmouth for ecobszkatios on board the &mom.

CHATHAM, Nov. 8.
This morning several hundred noa•eommissioned
officers and Inert, belonging chiellyto the 43rd Light Infantry,
63rd, and 77th Regiments, were membed from Chatham-
barracks to the Gun- wherf, for the purposed being exercised
in embarking and disembarking from the resole ad war lying
In harbour. By direction of the Lords of the Admiralty
the Tyne, one of the frigates attached to the rmerva, has been
fitted op for the use of the troops, end on board then vessel
the abase and men embarked.

POETBNOIT'TH, Nov. 8.
The Tartar, 21, screw corvette, arrived at Spit-
hied last rear( from Halifax sad the Wait ladle whoa.
The Tartar expertenoed fine weather far the bit tree or
for days of her voyage, and this eacoaaterei a seceemdos
of heavy gales, which conlinned until bar wind at Spit-
beeL Her bowsprit was carried away, and she beams so
leaky r to aressitats the constant application of the pumps.
To make matters worse. her provisions ran short, rd the
crew ware placed ea half allowance.
admiral lifilliass Bowles, C. 8., returned from Maws of
shear ea Hoary, sad rehouned he flag cia board the
Victory.
. . .

The%Moin, 91, mew, cum into harbour this morning to
receive the crew of the Princess Royal.
TM Princess Royal, 91, mew, Captain Thomas Rallis,
came into harbeer this morning.
The Odin, 16, peddle wheel steam (Agate, Captain Right
Hon. Lord John Hay, C. 8., got out trer main deck guns to-
day, and landed them. She cannot carry them, ehe is so
deep in the water.
The Earl of Eglintan brought home about forty French
invalids, who are to be conveyed over to Fenno, by the
Maher, ►team Tread, Commander Edward G. Hare.
The W. H. Cbaodkr, cotivitt Alp, disembarked tnis morn-
ing about 180 convicts to this prison from Bermuda. The
Bobo brought them to.

DEVONPOILT, Nov. 8.
The Havannab, 19, Captain Tiulnas Harvey. ar-
rived here yesterday from the Pardo, having been in com-
mission einos August, 1&54.
The Cult, the Cape of Good Hope mail steamer, left on her
outward-bound voyage yesterday. She would have roiled on
Sunday but for the boisterous gate of the weather. In the
coarse of Monday night she was in imminent danger during
the fiercest period of the licorice/3e, having broken from her
moorings, and been drifted about 2UU yards before she could
be brought up.
The Jason, 21, new steam corvette, the first of her der,
being of greeter length then an old three-deckers will be
launched here on Thareday.

MEDICAL EXAMINATION FOR THE ARMY.—Mr.
Sidney Herb-rt, one Secretary for War, bas addressed a cir-
cular to magistrates, calling attention to the fact that deser-
ters, who upon their committal to civil custody, have been
else:Auden,' repaired h• for service have, up in joining
their corps, sod on re-easeninatlos, frequently been found to
be totally untie for military duty. In order to prevent un-
mammary expense to the public and inconvenience to the ser-
vice, the Secretary foe War repasts that greater owe may in
tutorials obeerved in the medical examination by the medical
and civil ractitioners.
The Northamptonshire Militia will complete their
=tone days traisieg on tbe 14th Mat Thu regiment
during the Crimean war in Ireland end at Gibraltar,
and was re-embodied In the autumn of 1897, and unlimited
at Plymouth MI Mel, lbdd, when it was disembodied, being
then 800 strong. The meter has been mat creditable,
nearly 901 men being now present at head-quarters. Their
conduct 1144 been most orderly, and too tcgttueut is in a Walt
stare of discipline.
LONDON MIELE Ilnin Dn.—The torolmen tof mem-
bers pmesens with the u' latest vigour. The drill will shortly
take phew at Guildhall, and the Right Honourable the Lord
Mayen wares the volunteer. that after the feetivities, every
smarmiest will be male so that Irmo hall-peat four until
alas mph except Sam day, the drill can take place,
sad he conguitulates the corps on the rapid pogrom they
oaks under the direction of the drill setrranaL Mesere.
Ridgway and Co., of King Walltemetreet, have coneMbulid
10 guineas to the fond ; Marrs. Waterluw and Sow, 10
rx=• illessm. am Brothers, 10 gsinses ; Mr. Charles
(Strad?, 11 guinees • Mr. George Dolked,
CT; MOWS. k said and floes, 6 guineas; The Grocers'
ely, SOL The bend fund bee received several eddi-
tionk_amoesst others from Si, F. Doyle, Bert., Dr. Croiy,
Mr. W. Gardner, jun.. 10 numem ; Mr. Alderman Allen,
Mr. Alderman Mmhi, &c. The outfit of the bond will cost
about 2201. The council Inet to receivs'ensokiont to coot.
piste this arrangement forthwith. For the future plans have
hiss laid dews which will render it selteupporting. Mr.
Alderman Chianti, Mr. Deputy Lloyd, nod the energetic
members of the committee of trip to Weed, will
forthwith arks that report, and it is hothead a Lirpamsemt