The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-21 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Jl7lll 20.—PsomOTIONS AND AY-
raNNTßTNTN.—Oolowasdets Y. C. Seymour, to the Wan-
derer ; W. H. Whyte, to the Surprise; and G. 'Tryon, to
the Fisgard, for sarvismia the Warner.
Lieutenante C. H. Murphy, to the Wanderer ; and H. T.
Price. to the Surprise.
SuicLieuterianta F. B. Renshaw, to the Immortalit4 ; W.
Binningtoo, to the Dragon ; and G. G. Brodie, to the
Marlborough.
Mate O. J. Armytage, promoted to the rank of
lieutenant.

Masters E. L. B. Williams, to the Surpriae ; and G Patter-
son, to the Wanderer.
Paymmtme A. Albin, to the Wanderer ; and E. B. Walker,
to the &uprise.
IlasiwAs Aesistants W. F. Greet, to the Wanderer; and
J. L lierikys, to the Surprise.
Assistant Clerks H. W. Potts, to the Illustrious ; M. Is
Oedge, to the Heitman, ; J. E. Boos, to the Eagle ; F. N.
Hew% J. Hynes,, W. Andaman, W. D. Hirtrel, M. Stocker,
and W. D. hares, to be sdditional to the Marlborough.
Midshipman 0. F. M. Gordon, to the Hannibal.
11=erJ. 0. libspeggd, promoted to the rank of acting
smilmitusiginear is the Forward.
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First•Clsae Assistaot-Eogineers E. G. Ashworth, to the
•Camberland, for service in the Fearless ; W. Melville, to
the Cumberland, for service in the Cochin ; and T. S. Gis-
ela?, to the Asia, as supernumerary.
&Good-Class Assistant-Engineer T. Barnes, to the Dragon,
to oomplote her complement.
Aetiag First-Clans Asnatant-Engineer W. Bates, to the
Mews, for tseipmary service.
Mr. A. Leaver has boon nominated to a naval cadetship.

PORTSXOUTH, Jun 20.
The Argue, 6, paddlewheel sloop, Commander
Herbert F. W. Ingram, arrived at Spithead this afternoon
from the Mediterranean, last from Gibraltar. She has come
bane owing to the defective coudition of her boilers, which
require esteemse repairs.
The Diadem, 32, screw friete, Captain J. H. Cockburn,
sailed today far Belfast, to join the division of the Channel
ANA moseabled or about to assemble there.

CHATHAM, Join 20.
Rant roaciromile FOE IsDia.—Orders have boon
received at thii aarrism nancinachig that the following are
the whole of the reinforcements the government has decided
on despatzbing to India thin mum, to augment the varione
cavalry and infantry regiments eerviag King's) Bengal,
Madras, and Bombay presidencies : 121 Os
Guards, 2 men ; 7th (Princees Royals) Demme Cltr;
men ; 7th Human, 1 man ; 17th LYONS. 2 edema and 26
men ; let battalion Ist Royals, 1 edam and 46 mon ; let
battalion 4th Kin((. Own, 2 diem and 120 men ; lot
battalion 13th PriDOO Albert's light Infantry, 4 officers and
80 men ; let battalion 18th Royal Irish, 2 officers and 22
men ; let battalion 19th Regiment, 3 officers and 120 men ;
let battalion 90th Regiment. 3 officenand 00 men ; 21 et Frei.
liers, 1 man ; 27th Inniskilling., 1 man ;33d (Duke of Welling-
ton'. Regiment). 4 officers and 60 men ; 34th Regiment, 3 offi-
cers and :53 men; 36th Regiment, 1 officer and 20 men ;38th
Regiment, 2 officers ; 42nd Highlanders, 1 officer and 35
men ; 48th Regiment, 4 officers and 170 men ; 52nd Light
Infantry, 2 officers ; Nth Regiment, 2 officers and 30 men ;
56th Regiment, 2 officers and 70 men ; 3rd battalion 60th
Rifles, 1 officer and 100 men ; 68th Light Infantry, 1 man ,•
69th Regiment, 3 officers and 20 men ; 71st Highlanders, '2
officers and 100 men ; 72nd Highlanders, 1 officer and 50
men ; 74th Highlaidera, 3 officer. and 80 men ; 77th Reit.
melt, 4 officers and 120 men ; 88th, Connaught Rangers,
1 man ; 89th Regiment, 3 officers and 50 men ; 90th Eight
Infantry, 4 officers and 70 men ; 92nd Highlanders, 6offioses
and 20 men ; 95th Regiment, 2 offiosn and 50 men ; and
97th Regiment, 2 officers and 70 men.

ROYAL ACADRMY OF MUSIC.— The valuable
practice of awarding medals to the students who evince the
greatest progreas at the annual examination has been set
aside at this institution for eight-soil-twenty years. It is
now to be revived, and will doubtless prove a most benefi-
cial stimulus to the exertions of the pupils. The distribu-
tios of the prizes will take place at the third concert of the
pseent year, which, in order to render all appropriate pub-
licity to this interesting occasion, will therefore be give,
at the Hanoveraquare Rooms, instead of at the Aca-
demy, where the cooeerla usually take place. The date
el this prize concert is fixed for Friday morning, the sth
of July, when a large attendance of the friends of music
sad the well-wishers of the Academy is anticipated.
ROYAL PAYILIAN GARDENS, NORTH WOOLWICH.
—The proprietor of these gardens announces for to-night a
hal masque on a grand scale. Ample provision bashes.
male for onveyiog the company to and from the gardens,
sod a very Is,e train will bring home those who stop after
midnight.
Tits SOCIAL &Wog CONFERaNcs.—The follow-
ing appointments of president of the amoclation and presi-
dents of sections for the Dublin meeting have been mule by
the council :—Lord Rmugliam will be president of the asso-
ciation, and will deliver the inaugural address. The presi-
dents of matins will be :—Junsprodence : Right Hon.
Joseph Napier. Education : Sir John Shaw Lefevre, K.C.B.
Punishment and Reformatoriee : The Right Hon. the At.
toribirpOenuni. Public Healsh : The Right Hon. Lord
Talbot de klakilikle. Trade and Irternational Law:
Michel Chevalier, the French economist. The time of the
reening Mn been fixed to be from 14th to the 21st Ansel.
CRYSTAL PALACE. •—• OHR SHILLLXO DAT.-•-•
ihyrn RSCIIIT OP N. BLONDT.S.—TritMeDaT, Joss 20.
Rdraimions oo payresat, 9,250 ; ditto Pay wawa tickets,
4694: total, 10,834.