The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-25 00:00:00

bull, tad G. C. Carter, to the London ; C. V. Napier, to the
Merry, 40, screw stern frigate, at Chatham ; H. C. am&
end F. Wines, to the Exmontb, 90, serer eters gaud ship,
at Dsvcsport ; G. Pursed, J. H. Robinion. and A. S. Phil-
pone, to theCressy,Bo, mew steam guard ship, at Sheireess,
W. R. Clatttrbact, J. T. Suilbrais, A. C. Elwin, end C. _
Eden, to the Emerald, 61, saes. stern frigate, at Sheenier.

CHATHAM, MAT 24.
This morning detachments of non-commissioned
officers and men, selected from the vrarimaa depots attached to
lb. three battalions of infantry to the number of 100 men of
all make, left this garrison and proceeded to Eastbourne,
where they will undergo a course of instruction in tiring at
long range with the Enfield rifle, previoaa to embarking for

The follovrieg medical °Moen have Wt Peet Pitt Hospital
and proceeded to the stations named, for the purpore of per-
forming medical duty with the troop:—Staff Amends:it-
Surgeon Lend sod Staff Assistant•Surgoon Grace, to Win-
chester; Staff Assistant-Surge= Gribben and Staff Assistant-
Surgeon Card sill,* Winchester; Staff Assistant-Surgeon
Ligertwood, to filicelefliffe.
A detachment of 21 aon•commbaioned offioers and men of
the Royal Marine Artillery has lett this diviaion for the pur-
pose of joining the Rmeneld, dl, screw steam fridatri fitting
at Sheerness.

PORTSMOUTH, Mil' 24.
The Dasher, 3, paddle-wheel steam-Teasel, Com-
mander Edward G. Hone, arrived this morning from Jersey.
The Assume, 4, screw, Commander Charles M. Aysie-
ley, ewaog ken compaeres to-day for approval.
The Plyiag Fk4e, 6, screw steam-vowel, Commander
Charles W. Hops. bent sails to-day.
TM Hernia% 91, is mderei be muted, rigged,
and got ready forbore= .
The order for docking the 17rgenr, steam troop-ship, Com-
mander Hire, has been countermanded, sad she will embark
the remainder of the 100th Regiment for ammiyanoe to Gib-
raltar during the course of the present week, sad be docked
on her return.
The anniversary of her MiOesty's birsh was adebrated to-
day m the avail meaner: the shim in harbour and Spitheed
bang dreaded in colours, and the customary salutes fired.

MILITIA Movewmtre.—The Earl of Chester's
Yeomanry Cavalry marched into Cheater early yesterday
(Tuesday) moraktg, ander the command of Lord de Table',
toe a period ci permanent duty ; the head quarters are at the
Albite Hetet. The Northumberland artillery millets, sit
peseta en they at Meehan, has received orders to
be in readiness to proceed to LivergeoL The Royal First
Devon Yeomanry Canary, under the eommand of Colonel
Buller, M.P., have metered at eilmoath for eight dere per-
manent duly. The ervbeir take piece to-day (Wedneeday).
The Long Mallard (Suffolk) trooped Yeomanry will assemble
on Wednesday, June 1, he eight days' permanent duty.
The inspection will take place on Tas&y, the 7th of Jane.
The First West Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry manobled on
Saturday last, at Doncaster, for eight days' permanent duty.
The regiment will be reviewed ea the racecouree on the
morning of Friday neat. The Denbighshire Yeomanry
Cavalry will meet at Rather for eight days' training on the
4th of June.
On Monday evening the City of Dublin Militia
Artillery marched into Colchester Camp, to take charge of
the two b Ateries of guns stationed at this garrison for the
protection of the west. The regiment, in strength 337 rank
and tile and having 15 officers, left Dahlia on Thursday, and
lauded at Tilbury Fort on Monday morning, where 11U men
and 5 officers were left for garrison dtry; and the head-
quarters, consistiag of 227 men and 9 caws, proceeded by
rail to Colchester. The regiment was met et the railway
station by Colonel H. R. Bloomfield, commandant of the
Camp, and acoompented to its quertere by the made of the
fifes and drams of both depot battalions.
In consequence of the new organisation of the
Royal ArtMery, the appointment of a major-general to can-
mead that eorpe In Ireland has teen disoontisemd, and the
AssiMaat AdjabiabOreeral will th.refore be attached to the
heed-qaartsre eta, to prima the clutter of the artillery nee-
vice, ia the same meaner at thit Deputy Adjutant-Gamed of
the Artillery at the SWIM Guards.
The General Commanding-in-Chief has been
plowed to approve of Inapector-Gemeral of Hospitals W. C.
flumfrey assuming the esperlatendenos of the medical
t in Ireland, vice Dr. Bell, placed upon half-pay.
department is Ireland, vice Dr. Ball, placed span half-pay.
E*sT nKENT MOUNTED Itumns.—Sir Edmund
11 P., has been appointed cornet in thin corps, vice
Pemberton, promoted.