The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-04 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

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ADMIRALTY, Nov. 3. PROMOTION. Second-
meter W. C. Bricimell (1854), promoted to the rank of
mates.

APPOINTMENT, —Chief Engineer G. Part, to the Ardent,
6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, at Woolwich.
ftoftd-Meater C. Wotton, to the Jasper, steam gunboat.
First•eleas Aadstant-Engbaser F. T. Elliott, to the
Fawn.

- -Acing Boxed-dame Assistant-Engineers R. H. Alois,
to the Vulcan, 6, screw steam troop ship, at Portsmouth ;
and T. Scott, to the Fawn, for tam rary service,
Acdng Third-clams Assistant-Eo lneses J. Resell, to
the Vulcan, is supernumerary; J. Parkin, to the Fawn;
and R. Wintield, to the Asia, 84, at Portsmouth, for ser-
vice In the Fire Queen, paddle-wheel MOM vassal, at Porta-
mouth.

WOOLWICH, Nov. 3.
The following removal' of cams of the Royal
Artillery ate ordered to take effect, via., Lieutenant-Colonel
Thompson, from Alderabott to Woolwich; Second Captain
Maude, from Dover to Gibraltar; Lieutenant Bravely, from
the Bengal Presidency to that of Madras; Lieutenant Marls,
from Dover to Aldershott , Lieutenant Nicholson, tram
Aldershott to Dover.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3.
The Arrogant, 47, screw frigate, Captain William
Rdnionstone, which pm back to Spitbead yesterday from
stare of weather, has, we hear, reed's& considerable damage
from the force of thegale. She is strained; most of her seas
are reported to be spilt, and her formed sprung.
The Primuse Royal, 91, screw, Captain Thomas Baillie,
arrived at Spithead this morning from the Mediterranean,
lest from Plymouth.
The Sphinx, 6, peddle-wheel deem sloop, Chmenander G.
F. Day, went out of harbour this morning and anchored at
Spithead, to take in ammunition. The Odin, 16, paddle-
wheel frigate, Captain Lord John Hay, C. 8., also proceeded
to Spithead for the same purpose.
Da bloastamir's AZJIATID FUSE WATER APPA-
RATI.E.—Is consequence of the very favourable report of the
committee appointed to report on the relative merits of Dr.
Normandy's aerated freak water appetites and that of the
fate Sir T. Grant, the former is being fitted on board her
Majesty's ship Odin, and will be completed to-morrow. An
order has also been issued for the application of Dr. Nor-
mandy's prindple to the apparatus of Sir T. Grant, on board
chase shape on which the machines are fitted, Ia order that
they may not be lost to the service. The water produced by
the new apparatus is remarkably clear, cool, and sweet, being
totally free from any saline or other peculiar flavour.
The French ship Olinda, Captain Dabost, from Havre,
bound to Permunbuoo laden with a cargo of general mer-
chandise, got ashore about 9.30 on Tuy sight, of the
Cockbush coast guard station, near Chichester. Imme-
diately on striking she was struck by a heavy lee, which
washed the captain and two seamen overboard, and they were
unfortunately drowned. The crew were under the nemeelty
of lashing themselves to the rigging all night, and they were
rescued at daylight by Lieutenant Wolladen aid the mist
guard belonging to the station. Immediately= Inlonestion
reaching the French consul, L. A. Vas den Barg, Bp.,
he Icet no time in repairing to the wreak, to rea-
der every assistance. The crew were taken charge of by the
mead, and *event of them plated under medical treatment,
la coesequence of the injuries they had received. The
French pilot was landed, but died immediately on reaching
the shore from exhaustion. The ship is bilged on the dar-
kend side, and the cargo is now being discharged, all wet.
The bodies of the captain and the two seamen have been
picked up, and an Inquest will be be,tredtlen them. It is
herd that the ship will became a total
The

2nd Battalion of the 20th Regiment have
arrived in Dublin from the Curregh, sad are quartered in
the Royal Barracks. The 2nd Battalion of the 10th Regi-
ment, now at the Curragh, are daily expecting orders to
embark for the Cape of Good Hope.
A public meeting wee held last evening at the
Vestry-hall, to form the first company of the Kensington
Volunteer Rifles, to receive a report from the °emulate'
appointed to promote that object, and to meet Lord Rene-
lash, the commandant of the South Middlesex Volunteer
Effie Corps. Mr. H. Parnell, the chairman of the board
of county magietrates, presided, and there wee a aonsiderable
attendance of the inhabitants of the district, several of whom
brought specimens of the weapon with which It is proposed
to term ohs members of the corps ; sad Colonel Evelyn
attended in the uniform which had ben determined nen.
MAZYLEBONE VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS.—TEEM
was. grand muster of this corps, for the parpoem of drill,
ea Wednesday, in the racket court Leap Cricket
Ground, which haa been fitted up and lighted by Mr. J. H.
Dark., for the use of the corps during the winter months for
weening drill. A room for an armoury, lavatory, and a oat-
plain suite of apartments has also been placed at the deposal
of lie maps. The fine rifle range of 750 yard', which las
been placed at the disposal of the brigade by the government
ea
Wormwood ficrubbe, Is in coarse of preparation, and will
'Wetly be opened for practice. A volunteer band is is
SWIM of formation, under the superintendence of Mr. Day,
wines morose in the formation and leadership of the police
end offille bands is • guarantee of its ultimate efficiency. A
separate subscription fund is being raised for the purchase of
instruments and uniform", the sum required for this purpose
being about EDW. It is proposed also in connexion with the
Marylebone Bilk Brigade to introduce a novel feature of a
owlet body of youths, from 15 to 18 years of age, who will
be drilled la such • way as to wall prepare them foe efficient
samisen on reaching the age necessary for admimion to the
empe. Lord Radstock, the oommanding officer, hu nomi-
nated Mr. F. W. Bridgman to the vacancy placed at the
disposal of the corps by the War-offioe, in the class new
assembled at the School of Musketry, Hythe, and the noble
lord and that gentleman have left London to join their clue.

SPORTING.

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Very few =heathers dropped in during the afternoon, and
the feeble ettempta which were made to resume speculation
was attended with little mica= The quotations given be-
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" transactions" :

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