The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-19 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Of the three regiments quartered in Portsmouth
Garrison which are. under orders for China the following
officers remain with their depots:-234 Revd Welsh
Fusiliers—Captain Vane, Lieutenants the Hon. N. Founts
and T. F. Lewis, and Ensign H. C. Willis • 824 Regi-
ment—Captain Bailie, Lieutenants Spencer and Dickson,
and Ensign T. Ryan; 90th Regiment—Captain Hammond,
Lieutenants Trencher and Harwell, and Ensign Handy.
Forty-two officers and 750 men of the 90th Regiment
I will embark in her Majesty's steam troopship Transit,
Commander Chantbers, at Portsmouth, on Tuesday, the
24th inst. as at present ordered. One field officer, one medi-
cal officer, and companies officers remain with the other 250
to go in some other ship. No horses are to go by this con-
veyance. Mounted officers are to be supplied with horses by
the rommhisarfat on arrival at Hong Kong. Orden were
reineived at Portsmouth Dockyard yesterday for the Princess
Charlotte, 104, old sailing three-decker, to be brought bum
the ordinary for immediate commission, and for service in
China, it is moused ma • hospital or other depot ship. She
was launched about thirty-five years ago, and has only been
once commissioned. She bore the flag of Admiral Sir Robt.
Stopford, at Acre. She will probably carry out troops. The
iron troop ships Adventure and Assistance, fitting fur troop
service, are nearly rigged, end will be speedily ready for the
pendant.
DRUMMED Oct.—Yesterday morning a number
of the Royal Artillery were drawn up in front of head-quar-
ters, at Woolwich, end were formed on parade for the pur-
pose of witnessing the ceremony of degrading a gunner of
the 2nd battalion, named Doyle, who had been tried at various
courts-martial, and found guilty of frequent acts of inautor-
dination and resistance of orders jointed by the constituted
authorities, and against whom no less than forty-fin accu-
sations were then pending. On one occasion, when under
confinement in the guard-room awaiting his committal, he
broke from sweet, and was retaken. Ile was then confined
in one of the cells, and succeeded in escaping thence
by ingeniously removing the leek of the door, and having
been absent about fear months he returned to the garrison,
and, being tried by court-martial for desertion, ho wu
sentenced to receive fifty lashes and to be dinbarged her
Majesty's service with ignominy. The first part of the sen-
tence wee remitted by order of the commandant. He
having been pronoun owl an incorrigible delinquent, regard-
less of discipline, ho was thus publicly stripped of his
military bearings, and escorted between a file of armed
soldiers, to the music of the " Rogue's March," aa far aa
the barrack bnundsries, where be was set et large.
ROYAL ENGINEERS.—The officers of this=
now in China are Captain amber F. Mann, who on
Captain Cowper, killed by accident in Canton, and Lieut.
Dirom. With the expedition Lieut.-Colonel Fumml, late
Assistant Adjutant-General in Dublin, gun out in commend
with the 23rd company from Chatham, under Captain
Clarke, with Lieutenants Maluku, Pritchard, and Lennox, the
latter as supernumerary. No brigade major has yet been
officially ayisonned, but it is expected that a small portion
of the Engineer Held train will embark.
ADMIRAIaY, MARCH 18.—ArrOINTMENTS.—
Commsnders W. Bowden (1854) to the Medusa, 4, paddle-
wheel stesni-vessel, West Coast of Africa station, vice Raby,
invalided ; and It. Williams (1855) to be agent for mail, on
the Australian station.

Swig[.nal.7. F. n7Courmey (1856), W. Telfer (1856), C.
Sproul' (USW), and R. Irvine (ISM), to the Calcutta, 84,
flagahip, East Indht Ration.

CRATHAM, MARCH 16.
The Inepeetor-General of Musketry, Colonel C. C.
Hay, paid an official Visit to this garrison this morning, for
the purpose of inspecting the troops belonging to the provi-
sional battalion, the Royal Engineer., and the Royal
Marines, who are now undergoing a man* of instruction In
the Enfield and Lancaster rifles. The firing of the troops Es
excellent, many of them being good marksmen at 900 yards.
A review of the whole of the troops now stationed at this
garrison took on Chatham Imes this afternoon by
Colonel W. If. ' the Commandant, when the number of
troops on the ground was about 6,000, including the depots
of the Indian regiments, the Royal Engineers, and the Royal
Mariam, each battalion accompanied by its bend. The
brigade went through a variety of nuinceuvres in a most mils-
factory manner.
Sixty non-onnimiseioncd officers and men of cationa revelry
end infantry regiments were this morning inspected by Dr.
J. It. Taylor, C.D., and Or. J.Tice, at Fort Pitt, and all or-
dered to be discharged tho service.

DEVONPORT MARCH 18.
Sanspareit, 71 (screw), Captain A. C. Key, with
trop; and ordnance Mores for China, ailed yeaterda .
Surprise, delimit+ gun veraeLbas been oned by
Commander S. 6. Creswell.
Retribution, 28 (paddle), Captain Barker, saikd on Mon-
day but for South America.
banterer, gunboat, ban been commissioned by Lieut. Bed-
ford Pim.

ANOTHER DARING BURGLARY IN DERBYSHIRE.
--On Saturdey evening last, about nine o'clock, Mrs. Once
Wade, aged between 60 end 70 years, widow of Mr. Daniel
Wade, was sitting in her house at 'Lumley, near Med.:irk,
Derbyshire, there being no one within but herself end a boy
of about 12 yew, of age, when a tall man opened the door
and spiked if young Joseph Smith lived there. Mr. Smith,
the nearest neighbour, lived at some distance, and Mrs.
Watts scot the boy to show the man the house. At the
top of • lane about 100 yards distant, two other men
were standing smoking, u was the first man, having
kindled his pipe at him WOW, lionise. They all three
returned together, and entered the honee' eloped the
door, and the tall one produced s sword and de-
manded what money there was. One of them stood over her
with the sword, thereetening to murder her if she made any
noire, while the other two prorecdod upstairs and raneacked
tho rooms. They returned uneueeessful 0s to money, but on
a amond aearels they found an old pettiroat, which had
rt'irthrough their hands unwrapped, and ire unfolding it
l end took a 10/. note, and 16!. 10s. in gold. They then
made off, locking the inmates in tho home, end threatening
to murder than if they made any alarm for two hones. The
boy sumeisted in forting the bolt of the door lock with a
harrow tooth, and canoed a pursuit shortly afterwards, but
without rearm There is no house within call of kgra.
Watts', which is situate within half an hour's walk el the
went, of the recent burglary at the Rev. J. Nodder'e, at
Ashover.
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