The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-20 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

CHATHAM, Ammer 19.
By direction of hie Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge, E.G., Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief,
Colonel W. 0. Lennox, C. 8., V.C., the head of the depart-
ment of field-fortification at the Royal Engineer establish-
ment, Brompton-barracks, bee proceeded, in company
with a party of the junior officers of the corps, to Prussia,
for the purpose of witnessing the siege operations to be
carried out by a portion of the Prussian army.
The following troops at this garrison were this morning
presented with silver medals and gratuities of U. each
awarded them by the Duke of Cambridge for long service
and meritorious conduct:—Private M. Casey, Bth Regi-
ment ; Private R. D. 011aaon, Bth Regiment; and Private
R. Carr, 14th Regiment.

ADMIRALTY, AUOUBT 'ft.—APPOINTMENTS.—
Captain J. H. T. Alexander C.B. to the Forte, commis-
sioned. Lieutenants Arnold, J. Errington, Wm. J. Cep-
heid, Boteler, and the Hon. Cecil J. 0. Cadogan, to the
Forte ; Chas. Mason, to the Northumberland ; Gilbert V.
Story, to the Britannia ; and Thomas Howes, to the
Jumna. Sub-Lieutenant Chas. G. Gardiner, to the Forte.
Navigating-Lieutenant George Patterson, to the Forte.
Midshipmen Robt. C. Leader, Charles V/. Hicks, and
Henry Chamberlain, to the Forte ; Chas. K. Purvis, to
the Royal Oak; Henry P. Harris, to the Penelope ; and
Alexander E. C. G. Grant, to the Northumberland.
Naval Cadet Percy H. Brideson, to the Northumberland.
Navigating Midshipman James W. Augear, to the Royal
Oak. Paymaster George W. Anderson, to the Forte.
Assistant-Paymasters Charles E. Tremaine, additional, to
the Royal Adelaide ; Fredk. A. Smith, to the Forte ; and
Wm. A. Brown, to the Dasher. Assistant-Clerk Wm.
Maclean, to the Forte.

DRUMHEAD JUDGMENT.—On Saturday last a
reinforcement of 150 of the Royal Irish Constabulary
were drafted into Newry from various districts, as it was
rumoured that the Roman eutholies were determined on
celebrating the day by marching in procession, accompa-
nied by music. At Camlough a body of Roman eathol,
marching in procession to the music of fife and drum,
endeavoured to force their way past the police into the
protestant district. The intention of the proeesbionista
was frubtiuted by the exertions of the constabulary, who
were aided in the most praiseworthy manner by several
Roman catholic clergymen, and the Roman catholies were
obliged to retreat to their own neighbourhood. One
priest was so enthusiastic in his efforts to keep the drum-
ming parties back that he actually kicked in the ends of
three drums.

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