The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

THE MILITIA.

Royal North Uncoil; Meteslle, gent., to
be assign, vice Robert Ilmry Cordon, promoted.
Rinal Ruth Lincoln Militio—Hobert Cecil Hassury, gec
to be lieutenant, vice William Barry Drew,
COMbIIBBIO,I6 RIONRD IT THE LORD LIELTIN•NTS OF

Royal Backe /eines Own—Russell England, gent., to be
eneign, via Baines. resignsid.
Huntingdonabire.—Willies Whltter Goldlcutt, Esq., to
be second lieutenant.
4th or Duke of LancestWa Own (Light Infantry) Regi-
ment of Royaleancaeltirs—Hallowee Henry Bolton, gent.,
to he ensign, vice Corlett, resigned; Frank Jeffereos, gent.,
to be ensign, vice Daly resigned; James Hardeastle, gent.,
to be ensign, vice bennett, resigned; Robert Edmund
Haworth. gent., to be nage, vice Fitzpatrick resigned ;
Benign George Ainsworth Fiekilag to be lieutenant, Tit*
Worrell, resigned.
Royal Lancaahire Artillery Regiment—Charles Williams,
gent., to be second lieutenant, vice McCandie Campbell,
promoted.
3rlleitnent of the Royal Surrey—To Le Elmira—Freda-
rick Gonlbum Walpole, gent. ; Adolphus William Mur-
ray, gent.
lit Royal Lanarkshire—Archibald William Ramey David-
eon, gent., tioAbne.re=_vios Hinder eon,
2nd Royal Captain John ard=ampbell,
late dud Regiment of Foot, to be captain, vice Trapaud,
resigned ; Ensign Francis Wallis Lipscomb to be lieute-
nant, lice Wilson, prmoted.
Forfar and Kinardine Artillery—Captain Robert Todd
Boothby to be major, vice Laird, promoted.
Forfar and Kincardine Regiment of Artillery—Usjor David
Laird to be Lient..Colonel Commandant, vice Ramsay, re-
signed; Firm Lieutenant Alexander Moncrieff to bs oap-
tato, rice BoothLy, promoted; Second Lieutenant Jams
Beattie to be grit lieutenant, vice bioncrieff, promoted.

ADMIRALTY, BM. 26.—APPoirrarzins.—Lied-
tenants H. Holden (1864), sad A. Tandem (1866), to be ad-
don't to the Cumberland, 70, at Chatham, for disposal.
Manton T. H. Fraser (1849), is appointed additional
muter of the Bortrawen, 70, ilarship, at Devonport, for ser-
vice In the Port and Dockyard at the Caps of flood Hope ;
and J. Ways (1866), to the Ajax, 80, ecrew-steam guard_
ship, at Devonpnrt, for service, in the Intrepid.
Mates P. W. Pillow (1860), to the Diadem, 32, screwem,
steam-thip, at Portamouth ; sad A. W. L. Browns, to the
Valorous, 16, paddl•-wheel etesen-frigate, at Devoapatt.
Second-Master R. N. Torravray, to the,Diedent.
Acting-Mate J.P. L. P. Maclean to the Cyclops, 6, paddle-
wheel steam-frigsts, at Portsmouth.
Midshmen Li. Hilton, to the yclopsH. Ro do
and A. R.
Hay, to the Valorous ; CM. J. Dunlop, to th
Styx, 6, paddle-wheel stINUIPIIIOOp at Derooport ; J. V. D.
Butler, and H. R. Kelly, to the Conflict, 8, screw Beam-ship,
at Devospoet.
Naval Cadet J. P. Bayly, to the Diadem.

CHATHAM, REPT. 26.
At an early hour this morning the headquarters
of the 7th Dragoon Gum*, consisting of the A and I troops,
accompanied by their handl and colours, left Chatham and
pomaded to Canterbury, whirs they will be rationed until
required to embark neat week for India. The only officers
who secompunieal the bead-qtuutere were Captain A. K. a.
Content, and Adjutant D. Scotland, The 7th Dragoon Guards
will muster upwards of 600 sabria for India.

SHEERNESS, Sart% 25.
The Locust, 3 rains, paddle-wheel steam-vessel,
Limitenant-Commeader John B. NWd, kft Sheerness (by
telegraph order) at 6 p.m. yesterday for Leith. Cap.
tan Henry Harvey, fag-captain, proeserisd in her, for the
purpose of investigating somr matters wanseted with the
Sitwy disputa' between the British and Prach 11,512C1,2161,

Pennnone tic? Encnxeminee.—ln consequence
of the onerous duels@ to which the troops hare been subject
of We the authorities limne eariderately established a second
battaliou here by ramming that from Prince, where, ae at
Newport end other plums, then is nothing for them to do.
The aocommodetion et the genie= gave quarters a year or
two ago to four eagliesate of militia and their respective
staffs. It is well this should be publicly known, seeing it hail
now to provide for and two stall. The gallant colonel in
maraud—ever the enar's Mead—having urn the neces-
sity of this augumninien. bee, miter some stillea, suc-
ceeded in maturing the darns thereby, which had -begun to
tell fearfully un t e health et the troops. A number of re-
cruit@ are eminently joining. The drill ground, se well u
that for parading the troops, lie not to be equalled, mid the
healthiness of the locality la proverbial. No epidemic 11111 r
wee with any violence in the neighbourhood.

(TROT( LAST 1110117°15 0AZP.771.)

WitiTronALL, SEPT. 23. The Queen has been
pleaattl too wake the following appointmenta, under the Mir'.
pious of the act 20 and 21 Viet., rap. 71, fur the regulation of
the care and treatment of lunatics, and for the proviaion,
maintenance, and regulation of Mamie asylums in Scotland—
Unpaid roe misakaser end chairman of the General
Beard of Commirmioners in for Scotland, William
Hugh Elliot, Esq. foonunanly enlkd VIROPULIt Melgomd) ;
paid oommissionere lure Cole, Earl., M.D., and Willie
Alexander Francia Browne, Beg., M.D.; Secretary, William
Forbee, Esq. The Gomm haa also been pleased, tender the
proviwns of the abovementloned set, to appoint, by warrant
under the band of the Right lion. Sir George Grey, Bart.,
one of her Majesty's principal winterise of state, Sir Alen-
ander Check. Gibson Maitland, Bart., and George Young,
Zech sheriff of the county of femme**, to be unpaid cow-
sheioners of the General Board of Commiasionere in Lunacy
for Scotland.

TheQueei has been phoned to appoint John Kinloch,
Esti., to be inspector, under the Act of the 20 and 21 Vie-
tons c. 72, oi render more effectual the police in counties
and harem in Scotland.
BarTrr lien 24.—The Qeceu has been pleased to appoint
the Right Hoe. WOliara Francis Cowper to be President of
the Renewal Board of Ilealth.

The 4ticMSLaeii;.;plesfted to preeent the Rev. Jame
Campbell to the church end pariah of BAlnieriao, in the
presbytery of f'oper, sad county of Fife, vacant by the
death of the Roe. John Thomson. The Queen has also
been plowed to present the Rev. John Barnett to the church
at Shieldrig, in the pariah of Applermea, in the preabytery
of Lochcarros, end county of Rum, vacant by the tram-
portatton of the Rev. Roderick Nicolas to the church and
perish of Applecrose.