The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-10 00:00:00

THE MILITIA.

Cmarainsiotte signed b theiWtinattenant of the
Icoundee—tth or Duke ot Ismorater's Own onert
Infantry) Regiment of Royal lancashire
William Bottum, gent., to be 6th Regiment al
Rap] Lancsahlre Militia—Thotna. ensignRichard Belton,
to be ensign. Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery
cant—Pint Lieutenant Check. Blade. Mulyneux to
impala, Aso Ration, resigned , Second latnatreuett Tbs-
awe Ostrus to be Ant lieutenant, vice Molyneez, pro-
moted.

West Kent Light Infantry Regiment of hillitia—The com-
minion of Chubs William Motherwell, late lieutenant in
the Royal lionfrewahire Militia, of lieutenant in the West
K‘nt Light Infantry Regiment of Militia, which appeared
in the Uateite of the 2ud October Mat., has been cancelled.

THE FIRST REGIMENT OP DERBYSHIRE MILITIA.
—We understand that the officers of the First Regiment a
Derbyshire Militia signed a requisition to Lord Penroure,
mprosaing a desire to be called out, and volunteering their
arnica; fur India or any part of her Majesty's dominions.
An sneerer has not yet been received. The staff of the regi-
ment are busy recruiting for the line, and yesterday beat up
with drums and like.—Derig Reporter of yeetetdsy.

ADMIRALTY, OCT. 9.—APPOINTMENT. —Second
Master J. D. Rogers, to the Wellington, at Sheerneee.

31A70R-GENERAL HAVELOCK. —A few %Tann-
hearted admirer. of the gallant conduct of this brave general
and hie comrades in arms, hem determined to hand down his
name to future gmerstions. In paring along the St. Ann's.
root, we Sod that one of the new streets, near the Admiral
Dundee, has received the niers of Havelock-street.—Notts

Brevet Major the Hon. F. J. C. Freke of the 2nd
Lift Guards, has awarded Captain likkllaton, 7th Dragoon
Gamin u sido:da.?!rop to Omar!! Lad &Woo.

Captain the Hai. E. P. Heating!, who so gai-
nsay distinguished himself under Major Eyre whom he
vas most honourably mentioned in his dispaMk to gores-
nest), in the expedition to the relief of Arrah, is brother to
tie Earl of Huntingdon. Major Eyre attributes much of
tie success of his little force on that occasion, when they
fought several battles with tho military rebels, to the gallant
car sin's ezerriona and esample.—Chemed Chrotarie.
The 94th Regiment arrived in this city by special
fain on Saturday, and were conveyed to Qtwenstewn by one
dthe river steamers, where they embarked onboard theme(l66cent wrew a the Austria, for Kurrechee. The
arength of this fineiegiment amulets of 718 mat, exclusive of
ollcers, moat of whom hare soon long sank., In India. The
carts who accompany the ruiment on foreign winks are
the commanding aim, LieutenanbColonel J. C. Mills;
...ieutenant-Colonel H. G. Buller, Major Lyeter ; Captains
Henry H. Pratt, F. Barry Drew, James Mason, It. S. D.
Todd, 0. De Lawny and James Buchanan; Lieu-
anants 8. Malthus, G. L. Halley, Arthur C. Elliot, Joseph
Runs, Frmdo H. Elliott, P. Ridgeway, John M. A ytown,
Arthur Chute, and Charles T. Parley; Eneigns R. W. Coo,
Richard J. M. St. George, Wm. Godfrey, Charles Butler,
and Hall; Paymaster henry J. Walah ; Adjutant Wm.
P. Outwit, Surgeon Cowan, Assistant Surgeons Wallace
and Leask, Quartermaster as Parker. The Austria
steamed out of the harbour at 6 o'clock on Monda evening.,
and was repeatedly cheered by the troop, a ng of the
Bth Hussars, ea Word the Great Britain, is well as by the
numerous apeelednes who lined the quays end the homes.—
61.4 Ammeter. _ _ _

(Front the Mated Bemire Garter)
THE STANDARD FOR ROYAL SIARINE4.—Orders
have been issued for seeruMn for the Royal Marines to be
enlisted at the standard height of 6 feet 6 niches. and the
circumference of the chest to remain seat present, 32 inches.
ARMY PATMASTERS.—It has been decided by the
Secretary of State for War that in future all paymasters shall
be appointed from officers actually serving, or on the half-
pay list.
The coloneley of the 59th Foot has been given to
Major-Genera Jeremiah Taylor, an old and distinguished
Penns/de o9L•rr.

Lieutenant-Colonel de Sails, of the Bth Hussars,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Benson, Captains Sir William Ge
doe, Sir °verge Leith, and Veterinary-Sargeon Partridge, of
the 17th Lancers, will {proceed to India en the 20th instant,
by the overland route, tojoin their respective regiments.
Tim 1110 Hrauns.—A correspondent informs
us that a memol of war was bold on Monday to take into
consideration the practicability of chipping the 11th Hummers
to were, MINs and troopers complete, to Alexandria, thence
to march aroma tbo desert. It has been doodad to be per-
fectly practicable, and it is supposed that a regiment lesv
Southampton could be before Delhi in two months. Wit
think that three months at lout will be required.

WOOLWICH, Om 9.
ARTILLERY TOR INDlA.—Every preparation has
been made for the immediate departure from Woolwich of
Captain J. B. Thring's company of the 2nd battalion and
Captain A. M. Calvert's oompany 11th battalion of Royal
Artillery, under orders for Bengal. The whole of the bag-
gage, ix., has been forwarded to the South-Western Railway
terminus for conveyance to Southampton ; and the °Mier.,
non-commissioned officers, and men f the force will pro-
ceed by special train to that port on Sunday morning, and
weilerk on board a steam-vessel for Alexandria. The troops
will then march overland through Egypt, e,t route, vii Suez,
for India. Lieutenant-Colonel Maberly, appointed to the
command of five companies in India; Lieutenant G. J.
&mire (his adjutant) and Lieutenant T. 11. Strange (his
quartenoaster) will mooed by the sous route. In addition
to the otfieeni named, the following officers will accompany
the fore, —Second Captains W. Noel Waller, R. C. Smith,
O.G. Goodenough, E. C. Cuthbert; Lieutenants J. Robert-
son, S. C. Kyle, B. D. Tarlatan, 11. A. Tracey; end
Savior Surgeon Davis. The whole of the officers have been
furniele d sit h the new pattern revolver, and the companies
entomb.° a large number of men who are decorated with the
Sebastopol medal, and have served during the whole of the
Cru oean campaign.

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CORK, Orr. 7.
The Great Britain (weather permitting) will sail
from Queenstown this day with the Bth thaws, 17th
Leccerc, and detachment I,6th Regiment on bowl ; Lieut.-
Colonel 'Leyland, C.B ,66th Regiment, in command of the
troop. Two Miss, Mrs. Cumming and lira. Duberly, go
oat inthis gee chip
The Austria, with the 04th Regiment, sailed for Kens.
oho. on the 5111.
The se es-steamer Calcutta has arrived to embark the 6lst
Light Infantry, expected from Dublin immediately.
lb. Princess Marlette has not yet come for the remainder
of the 10th Royal Irish from the Cunegh camp.

MALTA, SEPT. 27.—The shipping of the Austria-
li.un gold on board the Peninsular end Oriental Company's
tnearnrr !Wt. appears to have been an error on the part of
the Australi di Company's agent at Alexandria, for that
company's steam r Tamer could have brought it home almost
sa peon as the Indus. The Peninsular and Oriental Com-
pany will net nearly 3,0001. by the error. It is said that the
Australian Company's agent at Alexandria has been dis-
mioad ter onmmitting the mirtake. The Tamar was met by
tin Indus ap hing Alexandria. It is believed that owing
to the A Uin passengers end specie haring come to Eng-
laud front Eflpt in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's
packets that the Tomas has bees detained.
THE OUTWARD BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE. MAILS.
—SOtTIIAMPION, FRIDAY. —The Royal Mail Company's
warm-ship Type Captain Lengden, left this day with the
usual Brazil and River Plate Mails, a full mrv, 140 Queen
specie of the value of 17,041 L, and
,jewelNry, 47,3001.
RADP. OF LIVERPOOL.—The bill of entry pub-
lished on Tuesday =Datum that the declared value of
British and Irish (roods exported front the port of Liverpool
during the month of
.September wee 4707,081 t, against
4,398,321/. in 1856, beta an tuerteme of 368,'601. over the
corresponding period of 1856. The value of the exports for
the quarter ended Sept. so, 1857. wee 18.3747521 a against
14.01,4,3291. in
crease
of the some period of 1856, being an
of 651.4231,

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