The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-16 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Additional.) [T WOPENCE.

NAVAL AND MILITAItY.

ADNINALTINJLII It 15.—A pronmarrs.—Captain
R. Itooreasa (1867), totht Comsat, 20, terser stern corvette,
at Bbeerates.

Lteutenasi B. Z. Cooper (1866), to the lizosllaut, 48,
mitszrrehip, at Portsmouth ; W. Menzies (1864), to the
21. screw steam corvette, st Bhearuses; T. Steck-
house (1869), to the Hogue, 60, screw steam ship, cm coast
guard Genies at Greatock , sad 0. Todd (1863) to the Aga-
-1111111111014 91, screw steam ship, at Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, Jcxxl6.
The Echo, steam vessel, got up her steam in the
ream basin on Tarry afternoon, to try a steam arab end
pumps, which wee fitted r her upper deck, far the purpose
of distinguishing fire in sees of accident, but the trial we. •
failure owing to the nuaehrry berg on high pressure, tad
her boiler on low. _ _ .

Thefoon—st,—Katerian vessel. Lieutenant Commander John
B. Field, arrived thk marshy with about one hundred
supernumerary boys for this part and Plymouth; she .ailed in
the afternoon for the wu.tward.
The Victoria and Albert, paddle wheel steam yacht, Cap-
tain Hot Joseph Demos, was taken into dock at noon
to-day to have bar bottom examined ; she got on shore on her
way from Gravesend to Antwerp daring the time the Pita-
manWilliam of Prussia war on board.

The Colman, 80, screw, wos taken up the harbour Is-day
ha stem reserve; she V in every Impact reedy fur the
Peal`a!'

The Agamemnon, 91, screw, Captain Thomas Hops, win
receive her crew from her hulk, the Prince Regent, to-
morrow, and goes to 8/Ahead on Friday to take in her lower
deck gime, 11120 c shell, &c.
The Meander, 44, sailing frigate, is to be taken out of
dock to-morrow end pieced in the Ship Basin to be matted
and rigged, t,r moving chip at Ascension.

THE MILITIA.
The "toyed Sawn Artillery have received their
order to assemble on the Ist of July at the Redoubt et East-
bourne, fur 21 days' training and emene. The Royal An-
giney Light Infantry Regnant has as ambled at Besamaris
for 21 days' trainiag and exercise, antler the command of
Lieutenant-Colonel Willem, M.P. A considerable number
of recentle have been enrolled by the adjutant since the
train-
ing DI LA year. The Devon Artillery Militia ere ordered to
assemble at Devooport on the llth of July, for 2lidays' train-
ing and exercise. The East York Regiment of Mina is
to assemble for wanting at Beverley, on the 4th of July.
The Royal South Glouoester Regiment, under the command
of Lieut.-Colonel Commandant H. W. Newman, assembled
on Tuesday lest for 21 daya' training. The regiment fa in
excellent ornr, and them is an manually mon( mutter of
men. The Royal Perthshire Rides will semen at Perth
under the tionmand of Lieut..Colosel H. M. Drummond, on
Tuesday, the 12th of July, for 21 days' training. The Royal
Radnorshire RilL a aminbled for training on Tuesday last,
under the command of Major Pad. The North Durham
Regiment of Militia le under orders to amenable at Durham
on Wednesday, the 22nd inst., for 21 digs' training, under
the commend of Earl Vane. The Royal Monmouthshire
Regiment of Militia will assemble at Monmouth, on Wed-
nesday next, for 21 days' training.

REINFORCEMENTS FOB INDlC—Yesterday (Wed-
nesday) the following draft left Colchester camp and em-
barked at Gravesend to join the service companies of their
regiments now In the Bawl presideary. Two sergeants
sad 60 privates of the 38th Regiment and 60 privates of the
97th Regiment, adder the command of Lieutenant Walker
of the 86th, who war accompanied by Ensigns N. W. D.
Pringle, J. B. Brady, and W. H. Miller, all of the rune
regiment. A. draft of 400 men bas also marched from
Watley Barracks for the same destination, and embarked on
board the Kirkham.

Vlcrosia RuLts.—Lien.
the Duke of Wellington insneceed this corps yeeterday after-
noon, at Kilburn, and expressed himself highly gratified at
the smart and soldiiirilike manner in which the various
evolutions were performed. In perfect efficiency the regi-
ment may sow indeed be and to vie with any in her
Moje service, while nothing can exceed the military
bearing of the gsntlemen who constitute Its mem-
hers. It Is astosiebing to witness the seal and energy
they display is executing their various light infantry move-
ments, the rapidity with which they change heat can when
in extended order, sot to mention their admirable target peso-
lice. The Kilburn riga ground ham become one al the great
ttcrcentres at eteraction, for
.retua•kes of and of theinot"ig="4lrolpr-
raring yesterday is opposite directing', the ponds mead
was thronged by no incunaiderable nturiber of the Wier per-
ttoa et the creation, who appeaarreed to tske great interest in
the proceedings &rides the lietrenient.eolosel, there were
prime Major Clifford, Captain and Adjatent Tree, Captain
Jordan; Lieutenants Greenhill, Bens Beak, Collins, and
Dkliseatin.

his Grace

BBJTidUJ 4.1(U fluithi4+l UNITItkIAN

.1480014710 N.

The annual meeting of this association wu held
yesteday afternoon, at the Unitarian Church, Hackney,
after the conclusion of a wrylke at which the sermon wee
preached be the Rev. Thomas Macke, of Leeds. The chair
was taken by Mr. Alderman LAWRINCL
The report, which was read by the Rev. R. B. ANPLAND,
OMB if the secretaries, recommended • new organisation,
which would have the effect of including in the association
an additional number of provincial Mende, soar of them in
the capacity of viee-preledents ; and it also suggested the
names of several gentlemen for appointment as home or
foreign correepondents. The most imminent testate in the
report wee an socouat of the recent mission of the Rev. S.
A. Bteinohal W Huneary and Transylvanie, with fluids for
the amistence of the Unitarians to that part of the Continent.
Mr. Stainthal had, it wee slated, found entire villages of
Unitarians, and the attempts made by the Austrian govern-
meat to their religion try persecution had been
teaa it those who
attended wit • contrary
w& et
having increased the semi
mem
cpecte to each
ThegreedimpeOlomot to the • of Unitarianism was thattmatnesat.
the Austrian government w not allow any, hien hbe pro-
pauses= ea the part el proteetonta, though the Roman
cuthollee wen enseareged in it. Nearly 2.0001. had been
etawllmiad by the Unkauteas of Nearly
during the pent
yesr ; sad mach pentads win corwiteettd for this aasistance.
It was proposed that sense Himgarian studeres should coma
to England to be 'dunes& in the hope that that would he
the mama of spreading saligious freedom in their native
OnOn the motion of the Rev. Bmenn. Barns, of Birming-
ham, the report was adopted anenucouly.
At hall...past four about three hundred persona ladies end
gentlemen, eat down toe cold collation, at the Manor-home-
rooms, under the presidency of Mr. Alderman Lawrence,
who tires supported by Mr. Jams Heywood, late M.P. for
Lanceshire, Mr. Long. Mr. Swinton boob, Mr. It. Kinder,
Mr. J. C. Lawrence, Captain Chen, the Rev. J. J. Taylor,
tbe Rey. Jame Yardmen, the Rev. Thomas Idedffl, the
Bor. John Kennel, the Rev. W. H. Chuang, the Ran R.
B. Aephad, the Rev. T. L. Marshall, to.