The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-13 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, MAWR Ia—PROMOTIONS AND AP.
rourriourrs. —Engineers J. Frame, promoted to second
class amistsut engineer in the Asia, for service in the Tri-
dent ; N. Stearn, promoted to sewed class assistant
pea la the Aria, for service is the Osborn ; W. Giles, pro.
muted to second dam assistant engineer in the Asia, for ser-
vice is the Narcissus; J. Her, promoted to second class
amistest ambers la the Asia, for service in the Edinburgh ;
H. Parry, promoted to acting second chic assistant engineer
Is the Asia, for service in the Styx ; P. Robertson, promoted
to meting second class assistant engineer in the Asia, for mar-
ries is the Caracas ; T. J. H. Knight, promoted to acting
mooed-close assistant engineer in the Asia, as supernumerary ;
sad T. Nareden, promoted to acting second-class assistant
sagisour in the Asia, for service in the James Watt.
Acting third-class Assishmt Engineers J. R. Jackson and
J. Nines (c), to the Asia, as supernumeraries

VOW:INTL= SIRVIOR Cava—The first animal
meeting of this club took place yesterday in St. James's.
street, LOlll Ranelagh in the chair. A resolution of the
committee to reduce the annual subscription to five guineas
within the Pod-office radius, and to three guineas beyond
that distaaoe, was unanimously adopted, it being contem-
plated that such a course would bring a great weed= of
members to the club, the present number amounting only
to 600. Moen of the army and navy to be likewise
eligible by ballot at the same rate. It was stated that
arrangements of a very liberal character were is active
operation to add to the comforts of the club, and
to render it, for its general attractions, equal to
any similar institution in London. The following gee.
Semen form the committee for the ensuing year, the
lest twelve Wag the working committee :—The Marquis of
Aliercoro, Lord Ashburtoe, Lieut.. Colonel .W. Bagenal
' Brewster, W. Brougham, Esq., Captain the HOD. T. C.
Brace, the Earl Cowper, the Earl de Grey and Ripon,
Lieutenant. Colonel R. Los Lindsay, V.C., the Duke of
Manchester, Colonel W. M. S. ll'Mardo, C. 8., Majors
General the Hon. Sir J. Yorke Scarlett, K. 0.8., Lord
Seymour, the Earl Somers, the Earl Spencer, the Earl of
Seftoo, Captain Henry A. Templer, Captain Tom Taylor,
Captain Willett= Taylor, the Earl Vase, Sir Ralph
dastruther, Bart., Viscount Bury, M.P., John R. Cot-
mock, Erg., M.D., Thomas S. Egan, Fag., Lieutenant-
Colonel Laud Echo, M.P., Lieutenant• Colonel George P.
Evelyn, Lieutenant-Ccileoel the Earl Grosvenor, M.P.,
Lisutenant-Colonel G. Montagu Hicks, Alexarider Staveley
Hill, Paq., Lieutenant-Colonel the Hoe. Charles Hugh
Lindsay, Lientenant.Colonel the Viscount Ranelagh, Major
J. Wilkinson, the Right Hoe. Edward Ellice, M.P.,
naat-Colonel Adam Steuart Gladstone, the Earl of Lich-
field. The meeting, which was a very large and unanimous
one, concluded with a vote to the chair.

TAR OUTWARD BOMBAY MAlL—Sounuateroa,
MARCH 12.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's
p. steamer Delta, (lepton) Field, sailed hence to-day at 2 m. HnAlas or LONDOX.—The Registrar-General's
with the mails for the Mediterranean, Bombay, he., togs- return gist.' that, the deaths in Loudon, which bail fallen
thee with thirty-seven &stand twenty-four mooed class pas. to 1,294 in the previous week, rose to 1,279 in the week
NW" ; amongst whom are CAptala Pales, Lieutenant that ended Let Satimisy. The average number of deaths
A. De Bolin, Dr. Borne Captain Watson, Lieutenant as obtained from corresponding weeks of ten previous yearn
Searle, Ensign Murray, Lantenent Palm Major Daniell, 185140, and corrected for increase of population, is 1,422.
hillshtetmohe corruarrt:adiromavarabnle.
Captain Hale, and Captain Mice, K.N. The Delta took The number registered last week is, therefore, lees by 143
out on freight 501 boxes specie, value 160,61441., all for than the a rnber that would have been returned if the
Bombay, which emulated al L 14,5401. In, ter silver ; avenge rate of mortality had ruled. The births of last
25,0001. in bar gold; 5,0001. in mycosis= ; and 6441. in week exceededr the deaths in the same period by TW.I.
jewellery, gold thread, pearls, beads, he. The Delta also Seventy-seven children died in the week of whooping-cough ;
Wok • full cargo of general mesubsisdkie. and of these so many as 9 /111 Hortm. There were only
been returned for the
Too &moo or WrAvrati ior Tiu Br...temoren it deaths from snuill-pox. There were 37 from scarlatina.
Diotnior.—We nodentend that, with the exception of and 13 from diphtheria. Eight infants died from syphilie.
these of Over Dames, the operative weevers,
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exists as to the nouns to be now pursued. About 11 out ; pneumonia and asthma was also mach below the average.
of 28 mills in Lower sad Over Darwin and district are still ; Fifteen women died after childbirth. Four nonagenarians
closed, and these eleven represent upwards of one-third : are returned, all of wham Were widows, sod the two oldest
of the looms of the district. Yesterday the operatives wen vela 96 sod 97 years. A pollonosn. aged 52
employed at the mill of Mews. T. Fish and Son rearmed years, died of akieration aid perforation of the cinema
work on the makers' tams. A lane nailing of operatives caused by • demos stale which he had swallowed about
wee hem at Darien on Saturday, when resolutions in eight menthe preoloosly. Last week the births of 1,066
2,072 children, were registered
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