The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

In all probability Sir Colin Campbell will be suc-
ceeded ea Baspeetor-Geseral of Infantry by Major-General
Sir Frederick Love, K.C.8., now cormnanding thit troops at
Shorucliffe.
We ( Times) hear that Major-General John Spink
is very likely to have the colowtry of the 35th Regiment,
vacant by the death of Minjor•Geniral Anson.
The Duke of Cambridge and a large number of
military officers were present at the review of the let and 2nd
Life Guards yesterday, at Wormwood-smite, under the
command of Major-General the Earl of Cardigan. Both
amen and horses were touch fatigued eller the review.

ADMIRALTY, JULY 23. PROMOTION. Cam-
wader J. M. Mottley (1843) has boss promoted to the rata
at captain oo tho RWrsi List.
APPOt%TorNTS.—Commander 11. C. }lmam (tact), to

the 81. Vtacent, 102, amard-ablp, at rortamoath.
Chapleins—Rev. J. W. Beaspfisid (1803), to the Chesa-
peake, SI, screw, at Chatham ; Rev. Rinhard Cmker (13191,
to the MIA William, at Davenport; John Gurney (18.53),
to the Brunswick, 00, screw, on the North American station.
Naval Instructor T. B. Mom (1866) to the Chesapeake.

PORTpiOL:TH, JOLT 23.

The troops that within il;e
harked for India, as alreedy reported, have proceeded in their
royally. alp to their destination. They an the Owen
01/11110,114. sad Ramillies, with detachments of the ith
Royal Pun ; Maack Cutts and W. Hammond, with
dolookaado •Ilis 19th mad 63rd Regiments and the third
battalion alb. Mow nod the Satlej, with the third batta-
lion of the Ma
is repotted titra It that fire steam-reeeels hare been taken
up for the oanywysare of other troop. and Royal Marines.
Two ..1 trairiporta have arrived to-day, and will co-
balt troop. to-morrow.
The Sprightly, steamer, Master Commander 0. Allen, left
yeaterday with supernweenries for the Monarch, at
nen

Daring the week the out-pensioners belonging to the
portion have undergone their usual annual drill. They
molder six companies, of about 60 men rah, end although
some of them are of course rather eget!, the corps, generally.
presentee very good appearance. To-day they were inapet led
on Smithies Common by Colonel Alexander Murray Talloch,
military superintendent of the out-pet:vim:tem, and C ilonel
John Crofton, maietant military eaporintendent. Colonel
Tulloch exprerded hit satisfaction with the general appear-
ance and efficiency of the men.
Drafts of Royal Marine Artillery have been ordered to be
in reclines to proceed to Chino, and to serve on board the
eagle deepetch and gun Loots fitting out for that station.
The depots of the 20th and 97th Regiments leave the
provisional battalion at Chichester to-morrow, fur Aldrralintt,
to join those regiments there (and which are under orders for
India), in order that those men of those depots which are
tit for duty abroad may be brought into service.

CHATHAM, IvI.T 23.
An order was this morning received by Colonel
H. Jervis, Commandant of the Trunnions" Battalion, for re-
inforcenientn for tho 10th, 32nd, 75th, sad 84th Regiments,
to be dispatched from this gsrridm for India. rho detach-
ments of the 32nd sad 75th, numbering 242 men of all
rants, will leave on Friday newning. and embark at Graven •
end on board tho Wavle, Indinninn, with the following
nitieera : Major W. C. Molten, Lieutenant R. neuron, and
Ensign M. C. Morris, 713th Regiment; Lieutenant 11. 8.
Math, and Ensign J. fitraehan, 32nd Regiment. The 10th
and Blth Regiments will Amish MO men, who ere to em-
bark on the 31st Met. on board the Agamemnon, with the
following °Were: Captain J. Caton, Lieutenant, P. B.
Limas, W. IL P. O. Blunt', C. A. Aruiltronz„ and Ensign
J. Ball, 10th Foot.

THE ALLEGED PLOT AGAINST THE LIFE