The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILIZARY.

ADICII4LTY, AUGUST 30. —APPOINTYIII26.
Beaseee F.,Bloole.te Abe VeLmeeme,leafeedierliamiateeet-,
Mrlitterzit
8. 13.Wallia, to theWelkstsy, 71, goad
ship of md, Y ChstAars ; and J. B. pick 0861), to the
Chatham rtfdo. of Mamie.
Clerk P. 0. Y. Piers le the Crary, 80, strew steam
goard-ahle al
Avocet 111.—WEIWIN.Issa A. H. Bally to the
Arno, 6, palMe-mbeel eteme-dbap, St Bheseeme.
Aatleg Mem A. Itimt erd R. 8. Ihaahaa, to the
ilbiltiol2l, wear at Davoeport.
H. K. Onsammery, E. W. Bthiay, J. D. D.
F A. Itazgat, saint T. D. V. Bader, to the
Royal Albert ; G. tied J. H. Melee" to the Cow,
60, strew slew-ahip, ortemouth.
Naval Cadet L. 13. Wietiode, to the Caesar.

WOOLWICH, AUGUST 30.
The Princes Alice, steam reseed, is ordered to
leave the herboarto-reamew stenieg for Ormond, with
several adorn of he shipwright deperteaeat to be in readi-
item to moist is for the disembarkation of
her Majesty at theßoyel larreoe Pier, as It Is expected that
the royal yacht wit leave Antwerp direct kr Gomm's&

The Right How. Sir John Paington, the First
Lard al the Admiral, left Peoubmbe, on Saturday, for Ma
seek err Manorial, after oenspleniog his annual official
our al isipmeics. The Right Hos. H. T. L. Carry, Y.P.
left kr Scotland alter the launch of the Windsor Gads, on •
tour of visite in d. Rear-Admiral Wlne also left
Pembroke for BoaWel Captain the Hoe. J. H. Drtunosted
and Leal
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hone Pembr

OPEMATIOIS AT CHATnalf.—The of
tlw Boyd sad lase India Oisepears
at
sad
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mania a
dimumw.wierles model
Tweiscomn.
egieselene. pripealkas kw whisk bars bees soft
kris= time past, esaelised alike explosion derail Wass.
bw wil=eserital amps of ganywder the distraction
sad othiraeoss faddist to
the Meek sad .B=els ieranity teem, *imbibe
of Ike heaps slits Ike sad alio thorned the Royal
toMeg pan a the stark sad deism Than Witrt
ensial ealingesat St St. Marys Creek ler ths
of elsewleg the. ato& of destroptag inbawriae
the ensoval ot waste, &0., is eddition to which erre-
& " " were exploded dating the opsratlor of the
der. The emeaander-ksohlif was expected op to the bet,
but to the disappointment of ibeesands his royal Ingham was
unable to be present. BB Joke Burgoyne, bower, attended
by a brilliant eta, arrived at Chatham fai the operadoas.
li the coarse ef o=ther wart or so all the Mid works will be
Mad In sal lurid ovar till sorts siege le planned for next
ism.

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THE INDIAN AND AUR

The Hindoeten was five days behind her time in
reaching Baes with the Clkatte and China mails. The
Indus, with the heavy portion of those mails, is not
impeded to arrive in England him the Bth proximo. The
Cadiz, with the Bombay mail, arrived at Saes • day before
her time. The hooey portion of her mall may be expected
home on the 9th proximo. The Emu, with the Australian
mail, arrived at Sum two days after her time. The heavy
portion of those mile may therefore be expected in England
about the Bth proximo. The India packet Colombo, which
was dies on the 11th, has not yet arrived home. It has best
already Meted lint the Beams was mat in elan* of her.
The BMWS/ Mid in at Vigo, and found that the Colombo
had PM 1.11 them The farmer than steamed out again
after the later, bat missed her, and arrived at Ply-
mouth sa essiaday. Than she learnt that the
Cokutles had pat back again to Vigo. The IMeares
therelinte Meted fer Vigo the ascend time immediately. The
Colomboand the Bowes will most probably arrive home at
the latter and of this week. The delay of the Colombo shows
Ina striking manner the want qf a telegraphic mammies-
Ma with Gibraltar. That atearaer mind at the taws poet
on the 14th Inst. broken down. Now If that fact could have
been telegraphed to England the Colombo might have re-
mained at Gibraltar, and a steamer could have bees seat
from Southampton in four days and hum on baud the India
and China presengore and aim, and brougbt them is Le-
land by the lard inst. For want of that tetegraphis commu-
nication the passengers have to be maintained at sea for
early a fortnight, and have been put meet probably to the
greatest inooovenienon and lode, and their friends am waiting
shout for them at the Bout Mame= hotel. Great Ms may
be Moaned also by the delay of the landing of the cargo.
At is quite possible submarine
that a bmarine cable from
the Lend. End to Gibraltar might have saved In the case of
the Cokunto alone a sum of several thousend pounds
sterling.

TUE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT WORTHING.—
WORTEINO, MOWDAT litretrtiro.—After a continued and
mienterearsh at ma and en shore since Thunder afternoon,
the body of the missies youth, Richard Tort Smith, aged 9,
the fifth wko was drowned out of six of Mr. Smith's chil-
dren, all younger than the present dammed on board the
boat, was hand this forenoon. It was thrown up on the
beech, under a deep groyne, near • small breakwater at the
ease end of the town, and seemed to have only recently rolled
In. Thus it had bees washing about in the sea them days
and four nights, and had travelled eastwards from the spot
where the catastrophe happened three mike or mom. The
body having been identified, was, after a communication with
the 00f0011t, removed under his authority, and conveyed to
Greenwich foe burial with the hale brothers and sisters, who
wire taken thither on Saturday at the same time that C.
Jackson and the Torn were eonnyed to London. The fami-
nes of Mr. Ton and Mr. Smith have left Worthies for
their beam. The halm of this melancholy event is now
compiees.

•
THE WORTHING CATASTROPHE.—The poor man
Blain sad hie wife, who lost their lives, have hit two
children, ass aged five, the ether two, wholly noprovided
for. It is to them helpless orphans true philanthropy
ahead direct Its aid. fll) 'apathy on their behalf would end
a ready Impasse, and we have reason to hops that the
fob* eaggestices made by the Rev. W. Read, the minister
of Ms Chapel of Eute, in s sermon preached by him on the
ocasidoe, oa Sunday morning, will instigate a movement in
that way. We are enabled to state that Mr. Ton hut, with
greet eeeeidaration, which could scarcely have been expected
la rM midst of his severs bereavement, directed that every
core cameleer! is MOWS' and arieting in the teoovve.rryy tithe
.s* ors should be properly paid for the services esadered by
them.-Breasz Espres,
COOLIE ERIGRATION.—The government have
tossed Modem for a .hip to convey coolie emfgraata from
Trinidad to the Bast lodine. The vessel must be at Trinidad
act later than the 30th of October nett for the purpose of
mellivieLber SAW( freyht-210 adult passengers, or more
abosid be capable tarrying them. In order to guard
spinet eitineee on a tropical voyage the vessel will be deed
ap with ea, of Dr. Normanby's apparatuses for filtering
freak water from ma water, sad will ales carry Dibble's
patent ventilator.
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CAMBIRWALL.

Yesterday morning, a Court of Petty Session was
held at the National liebool-bouse, Church-reed, Camber-
well, to enable the magistrates to hear a barge number of
summonses which have been taken out against the
parishioners for the son-payment of ehurch-rates. The
were Mr. W. Roberts mad Mr. J. H.
g raagyd,liwej=traorthe pesos for the county of Surrey.
Many of the came were of the same character, the parWs
summoned declining to pay on principle ; sad the unhappy
eccleslwical state of the pariah of Camberwell invested them
' ream with • peculiar interest
Mr. Charles U ding, of the Albany-read, who wee sum-
moned, mid he denied entirely the validity of the rate, ma the
ground that as levied it included charges which were not
legally defrayable out of a church rate.
Mr. Orgy, the magistrate, held that that warn • question for
the churchwardens and vestry to decide. As Mr. Utttag
raised that abjection. the question was removed out of their
jurisdiction, sad he mom give nodes to dispute the validity
of the rats elssobsre. . . .

v.
Mr. Utile( rye the required rsotioe, which the magis-
trates deeifuea re reedireseirs is wide&
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Altar souse dre;assice;hetweratitr Weir, the verbal no-
tice wee take& as ealloisat, the nituristraise remaking that
they bed no via to press the We if they could avoid it.
Ur. Uldug said he wee glad ee hear Litao isegistrame say
so, for in a parish like Carabrwrll, where there was a view
whodzew seremhiag like 2,60 W. a year her it, end bad not
bees sees ha hie ober& for eleven or twelve year*, the
esenpulsory eulleromest of a church rate would be rums
safest
The inaghdrates said that the remarks jud made applied
to the parish of St. Giles, Cataberwell,and not to fit. George's
dieters, for which the rate sow disputed wee levied.
Mr. Liming replied that St. George's had only been sepa-
rated from St. Oiler's for eeeleslasticil pompom. Is all
other respects there was only one parish.
The subject than dropped, and other cams were entered
upon.

Witness," la • Hanish paper, uses soinchiemt Presska of m 7 opinion son, lam ill favour at the letablidl.
h occurred m Wedeasdey, as the 11th nutmeat wee moot of • double ront•—very mock to indeed. A great
bine cut of Dover, irs rout. for Mtoroolde. Aitthw ntuotor of MEW bane Iltsl7 labrot to molar 6°6 doubts
r the rear-gaud, trebably just eamvaisemest, dewed
amp,. hi r y ing ku.pwct,
and we .Atka, Demesaary, mod I sisals esosedingly Is do who, I
he oak( mat reach Shorsoliffe not 01l low 017. mod foolioPo Too
abed Yk• INA -710 talker itlTrwlßrT sa the sables►
npeo celled • halt, mod ordered that the rasa rho dbe The depaledloo this withdrew.
red of hie knapsack, sad having sanertsioed from him
be hims
arWrelf able to tomb without it, the dikter
Id to the be fashmeed to his own hook. With
&my. CB UCH- Rd TES AT CAMBIRWILL.