The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-14 00:00:00

(Stamped, ld. Additional.)

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

(7EOII TUESDAY'S GAZETTE.)
WAR-OFFICE. MAzat 12.

Royal Regiment of Horse Guarti•—Co rnet (\Tit Robert fit. John
Ives to be Heutemint, by purchme, vice Philip Bennet, %bo
_ _ _

retires -
Ist Dragoon Guards—Cornet Herbert Bile Forbes Gifford to be
lieutenant. by purchase, vice Sidney, Iwamoto!.
4th Dragoon Guards—Cornet Augustus ttliu!apt Churchill Inge
to be lieutenant, by purchase, rice Clement Robert Nuttail

holds. who retires.-
lith Dragoon Ouaniii— Frauds 01st, gent., to be cornet, by pur-
chase, vice Charles Fora. who retires.
Dragoons—Lictitenant John Woolmore Simmons Smith to be
lig pca= by purchase, vice Francis 'intimate' Astley, Who re.
tires. Cornet Charles Downes Shunting to be lieutenant, by
purchase' vice Smith.
sth Light Dragoons—Major Robert Portal to tie lieutenant-
colonel, by purchase, vice itrevet.Culoticl ieutai Augustus ',ti-
mer Suilvan, aim retires: Captain and Brevet.Maior WlWam
Hicks Slade to he major, by purchase, vice Portal : Lieutenant
William Edgeworth to he csptain, by purchase. vice Brevet-
Major Shale Cornet-Francis JOllll Locke Thaeicwell to be lieu-
tenant, by purehno:, vice Edgeworth.
9th Light Dragotnis—Troop-Serguant.liajor Nortn.in Sharp Ste-
venson, from the aid Dragoons, to be ridini-meater, vice.
Charier Clements Brooke, appointed riding-m.4,r Royal Mili-
tary College.
13th Light lirnrionsmist William Juice, from the 4th Dm-

goon—Guards;to he lieutenant, without plackue. rice Gardner,
'promoted: Lieutenant William Joke, to be adjutant, vice
Gambier, promoted.
15th Light Dragrons—Archlbald Campbell Dmiglas, gent., to be
cornet, by purchase, vice Inglis, promoted.
11th Light Dregorins—Lieuteuant Robert Thirkill Mallard, from
the Royal queen's County Militia, to be cornet, by purchase,
vice Howard, appointed to the 11th Light brogoo a • John Fre-
deriek Jeeree, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Charing
- Anthony, who retiree.
Da Light Dragoons—Manley Yeatman Clark, gent., to be cornet,
4 .ipurchase. vice Abseil.. promoted.
t of Artillery—Brevet-Colonel Glotioester Gam-
bier.te.r:onbe colonel, vise Wingfield. retire' tineMlall PAY
Brevet-LbutenalitEolonel John Richard Anderson, C.IL, b be
Ilentenant.eoloireL vice Qom oier, Second capirdu Irminas
Edmund None to be captain, vice En-vet-Major Richards,
placed on temporary half-pay. Brevet •Major Edward Teddy to
be captain, vice Anderson ; Lieutenant Charles I.eorge Inard
to be second captain, vice Byrne; Lieutemoit Henry Anibal
Douglas de none' to be second captain, vice Teddy.
Corps of Royal Engineers-4 martin George Hors, from the
Seconded List, to he supernumerary captaiu.
fad Regiment of Foot—Ensign Alexander Pipoket Van Hoonrigh,
to be lieutenant, without purchase: Disign John Fenton
Boughey, toles lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maker, whose pro-
motion by purchase, on the rah February, HMI, has been ma-
celled Henry William Thompson, gent.. to
the ensign. by
rzig.
tiro.
tvoicii,sefiatzutforrit: :iironitce fredp: Li
pa, peutenanromo4caJ Fenian
sth loot— sign James John Peter. from the 11th loot, to be
amigo vice Nicola, promoted.
11th Foot—Ferdinand Russell, gent., to be ensign, by parrmsee.
vim Coate, promoted.
Mk Foot—Captain Arthur Gonne Bell Martin, Iran the half-py
liat, to be captain, vice Brevet-Major the Hun. James C.
Dormer, promoted, without purchase, to an linattaobel
11=ty.
t—Lieutenant George Joseph llaunsell to be captain, by
vice Alfred Grey, who retires.
If loot—Captain William Henry Uninhart, trim 75th Foot, to
be captain, vice Frederick (And Dyer, who exchanges.
16th Foot—Captain William John liacknight Crawford. from the
79111 Font, to be captain, vice Robert Joseph Logan Crutehla,
who exchanges
15th Foot—Ueutenant Charles Edward Hill to be captain, by
purchase, vice Arthur Sisson cooper, promoted, by purchase,
to an unattached majority ; Ensign Herbert imikley Prised
Freed, to be 'Mamma, by purchase, vice 11111 ; civvies Dutton
gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Seriven, promoted.
30th Vuot—Lleutenarrt Hyde gergi-un Smith to he captain, by
purchase, vice Wm. Deedes, who retires; Ensign William
Vesey Browninw to be lieutenant, by purchase. vim Mormon
Smith ; Alexander James bale, gent., to be cosign, to pa
chase, vice Lindesay, promoted.
31st Foot—William Francis Henry Majeudie, gent., to be ensign,
by purchase. vice now, promoted.
Sad Foot—William James Alexander, gent., to be ensign, by
vice Hardinge, promoted.
Strigrkt—Joseph Edward devil, gent., to be ensign, by pur-
chase vice Weld., promoted.
43rd Toot-61 Vincent Alexander Hammick, gent., to he ensign,
bf pureitme, vice John 11'Neill, who retires.
Toot—Ensign Robert Stuart MacGregor to be lieutenant,
by purchase, rice Robert Charles Golf, promoted, by purchase,
to an unattached company.
▪ loot—Captain Nathaniel Maslen), from half-pay unat-
tached, to oe captain, vice Brevet-Major John Robert Wilton,
who retires 11114111 half-pay.
70th Foot—Robert Addison Clarke, gent., to be cosign, by pur-
chase, vice Rovenhill, appointed to the 17th Foot.
72nd Foot—Frederick Theophilus (load, gent., to be ensign, by
purchase, vice Campbell, promoted.
76th Foot—Captain Frederick Carr S. Dyer, from 17th Foot, to
be captain, vice William Henry Urquhart., who examines,
nth loot—lbmign Ernest Rogby Bartlett to ire lieutenant, by
, vice Seton Ralph Foster, who retires.
TicroOtae-Captein Robert Jo-eph Logan Cnitchley, from the
94th Foot, to he captain, vice William John Macimight Craw.
turd, who exchanges.
gist Foet—linsign Henry Maturin to be lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Henry Harrison Briscoe, who retires; Ensign Robert John
MacDunnell to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice (Norge Frede-
rick Jellime, who retires: Lieutenant Alan Geary Gardner,
from the Dublin City Artillery Militia, to he ensign, by pax
chase, vice Manna : Me-nil Lieutenant John de Mont-
morency Armstrong, from the Dublin City ArtWery
to be ensign, by purchase, vier MacikonielL
83rd Foot—Captain James Melding Sweeney, from the half-pay
Hat, to be captain, vice Thomas Parker Wright, who retires
upon h df-pay.
86th Foot—John Davison, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice
Henderson. promoted.
80th Foot—Henry Rowland Spencer Chatneld, gent., to be en-
sign, by purchase, vice John Francis Mermen'', appointed to
the leth .
90th Foot—CaptaiTOO n Francis Dahnahoy Wyatt, from the end West
India Regiment, to be captain, vice Robert Trotter KWIC, who
exchanges: Captain Robert Montresor Rogers, from half-pay
ilillattacMd to be captain. vice Brevet- Lieuknant-Gilonal
Garnet Joseph Wulseley, promoted, without pure-hese, to an
unattached majority.
92nd Foot—Walter Stanhope Sherwill Troup, gent., to be ensign,
by vice Boyd, promoted.
Nth Foot—George rge Inn Thomp,on, gent., to be ensign, by par-
chase, vice Somermt, promoted.
Lid West India Regiment—Captain Robert, Trotter Knox, from
the 90th loot, to be captain, vice Francis Dalmatia Wyatt,
who exchanges.
Ird West India Regiment—Lientenint Thomas D'Eye But-
ronghes, from half-pay 14th Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant,
vice Hanrahan. promoted to an unattached company, without
purchase; Ensign Jame@ gritherthwaite Budd, to be lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice Barroughes. who retires.
UNATTACHED.

Captain Arthur Sisson C:oc4ser:iitßit Foot, to be major, by
purchase.
lieutenant Robert Charles Ooff, from 50th Foot, to be captain,
by purchase.
lieutenant tieurge Kennedy Shaw, from 60th Foot, to be cap-
tain, without purchase.
MISDIt'AL DEPARTMENT. . .

Surtreon.Major Ea;ardintriler,retire7l;rpon hall-pay, to have
the honorary rank of deputy Intpector.weneral of hospitals
under he royal warrant of tat Octobor.
Asalstant-Surueon Thomas Knox Ilirole, Isom lit loot, to be

staff gurgeo'n.
DOTAL MILITARY COLLKOIL
Hiding Master Charles Clemente Brooke, from the 9th Light
Dragoons, to he riding master, vim Captain John H. Turner
Wards, unattached, deceased.
BRKVIIT.
Colonel Charles William Wingfield . retimd full-pray Royal Artil-
lery, to be major-general, tire rank being honorary only, under
the prortslons of the Royal Warrant of Oct. 14, 1011.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-4'4one' William Motion, C.E.
Slit Fool, to have the tenfloorary rank of brigadier-general
while In command of a brigade.
The brevet rank of colonel conferred upon Lieutenant-Colonel
Arthur Jentrs Herbert, unattached. Deputy Quartermaster-
General, lonian Islands, on 10th Jana try, 114111, to be antedated
to 14th December, 1/100.
Captain and Brevet.Lientenant Colonel lion. Leicester Curzon,
Mae Brigade. Arsistent Military Secretary. lonian Islands.
having completed the qualifying service for the rank of
colonel, under the 9th and loth chimes of the Royal Warrant
of the 14th October, 19418, to hr colonel in the army.
Riding Master Charles Clement, Brooke, Royal Military College,
to have the honorary rank of eaptaid.
The undermentioned officers, harlot completed live years' ger-
Mee in the rank of lieutenant-eolonel, to be colonels In the
army, under the tun Name of the hoyal Warrant of 14th Octo-
ber. 1855, :—Lieutenant Colofiel Sampson Treeth, Royal
Engineer: Lieutenant Colonel van Moberly, C. 111., Royal
Artillery : Lieutenant-Colonel Alaulty Hall Dim" Royal Artil-
lery.
MEMORANDA.
Brevet-Lleutenast.Colonel forms Peaky Hardy has been per-
mitted to retire from the service ly the sale of an unattached
majority, he being about to hre,,me a settler In Canada :
Mtn William Thomas Colman ha+ been permitted to retire from
the service by the sale of an onattached company, be being
about to become a settler In Canada.

Aim=Lrf, MARCH 13. APPOINTMENT'S.
Commaoder D. Miller, to he inspecting commander of the
Cortjuard, vice Monnao, whose period of service has
Masters W. S. Calver, to be additional to the Imaum ;
and J. C. Boldest, to the Aboukir.
Second Master T. W. Weleter. to the PrOBRI.
Acting Second Masten J. Minch'',' to the Pembroke, for
coastguard servioe ; and W. Insley, to the Wellesley, for
service in the Adder.
Mr. A. Willy& hue been nominated to a naval
cadetship.

CHATHAM, MAwe 13.

COURT-Mairriat..--A district court-martial as-
sembled as Chatham barracks this morning, under the pre-
sideocy of Major F. G. T. Lembo., for the trial of two ser-
geants and several privates belonging to ration. regintenta,
who have just arrived from India, one charge of having ar-
rived at this garrison in a state of intoxication. The pri-
/Oben and the other ievalids lauded at Plymouth from the
ship which brought them from India, and during the time
they were on their way to the garrison to join the invalid
depot, they became so intoxicated that on arriving at Fort
Pitt they were in a helpless state of insensibility. The
finding of the court will not be promulgated until it has been
confirmed by Major4leaenl Erre.
The government haring decided on augmenting the corm
of Royal Saginaw% with which the Indian Engineers are
about te he amalipmsted, orders have been received at head-
quarter" by aliened Harper, C. 8., directing the formation
of two additional compatiee from the non-commissioned
alms aid men ferauag the detachments at Brompton-
barreeks. ml two new companies are to be fowled by the
let of Aped taut, sod are to be numbered the 47th and

[TWOPENCE.

Stith. Each will consist of 100 men of all ranks, and until
the new companies are required fur foreign sei vice they will
be attached to headquarters.

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PORTSMOUTH, MAllmle 13.
The Marlborou:4ll, 131, '.craw, Captain W. H.
Stewart, C. 8., came into harbour this afternoon to pay off
and refit. In the event of the ship'. requiring more repairs
than are at present calculated on, the Duke of Wellington,
131, screw, will, it is understood, be gut ready to take the
flag of Admiral W. P. Martin.
The north-wed gale which prevailed with great violence
in this locality on Sunday, Ilooduy, and Tuesday, has
abated to-day, and many of the ressrls which sought shelter
on this side the Isle of Wight hole resumed their voyages.
Two accidents, neither of them, however, of a serous
nature, are reported. Yesterd.y a waterman's boat laden
with ward-room stores, proceeded to the Marlborough then
lying at Spithead, and on lowering sail the men
attempted to book the line fined out from the
ship for that purpose. but failed. Their boat
drifted with the force of the wind, and came ineonlict
with a bumboat also attending on the chip. Two or mine
planks of the wstermen's boat were stove in, and she sank,
carrying with her the stores. Happily no lives were lost.
On Monday a boat was sailing across the harbour, when a
gust of wind capsized her. The non in charge was im-
mersed, but lie was picked up by a boat which went told
assistance.

EXAMINATIONB.—The following' is the official
result of the examinations held at the Royal Naval College,
Portsmouth, on the tith, 7th, 11th, and 9th of March.
.tesalified for Naval Cadets:—J. C. Pagist, P. W. 0. Grant,
J. W. Ramsay, P. K. Smithigi, Hon. G. E. P. Walowghby,
M. I Kelham, G. J. Lyall, C. B. K. Smith, S. H. P.
Decree, A. B. Brooke, H. istedalle, W. J. Talbot,
Atkisson, It .11. Wallows. J. B. Young, A. Blenassett,
O. E. • Yates, O. G. Webashwa, P. Hooluna‘ E. B.
Fletcher, E. A. Fryer, •W. G. Canow, W. E. Black,
V. 11. nor, IL C. H. Freeman, B. C. Masan, J. M. Macquhae,
E. Amphlett, Hon. H. N. Shore, C. Jones, P. E. H. Crocker,
G. J. Dwaaistotta, 1). Y. Forsyth, A. W. L. Cuckeidge,
C. Lindsey, W. Norman, R. G. Drew, L Fanshaws,
J. M. Laws, Hon. W. If. Phipps, A. G. H. Ward, H. K. Oreg.
son, C. Tanen, John Bostonian, H. B. H. Wood, Fs R.
BricAsolui, and N. A. Pollard. Qualified for Mastea-
Assistants : J. E. Basher, H. Dearly, S. Smith,
E. N. Connor, W. H. Stephens, F. Hien, J. W. Gorman,
F. H. Wkitelock, H. C. Tremavne, M. Barrett, W. R.
Fox, C. H. S. Douglas, T. G. tenu, John Sleeken, R. E.
AWom, and J. B. Veitch.