The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-18 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADNEIZAIdY, Nov. 16.—Arrournizarrii —Acting-
Airistant-Surgeo• S. H. Koaggs. to the Algiers.
Assistant Clark Y. J. Mould, to the Renege.

WOOLWICH, Non
TRIM RZCIINT DISTURBANCES AT THE ROYAL
MILITARY ACADEMY, WOOLsIcH.—The report of the ootn-
mission et ggeeooeenrall officers and members of the Cotinl of
Military Education appointed to investigate the recent die-
turbanoes at Ibis, institution, is now under the consideration
of his Royal Highness the General Commandlnspin-Chisf.
A large number of witnesses were examined by the eaminip
lion, including officers of the institution, and **vend cadets,
the latter being allowed to point out their peculiargrievanam
which were recorded. In addition to this investigation,
another has taken place relative to the conduct of six cadets,
who were found to be playing cards soil drinking, ountsnry
to the regulations. and who have been suspended by order
of the military authorities until after the Midsummer
vacation of 1862. The effect of this suspension will be to
delay the studies of these cadets at the academy for heady
12 mouths,

TER RIKIICIT COURT-MARTIAL AT CRATHAY--
Private Healy Warner, 17th Lannon, who wail tried by
a general court-martial at Chatham, on the sth inst., for
h►ving deserted from his regiment when in front of the
enemy at Kadokoi, in the Crimea, on the Nth of August,
1455, has been removed from the regimental cella at Chat-
ham Barracks, in charge of a military escort, to the head-
quarters of the cavalry depot, Maidstone. There is a strong
impreesion in Chatham that the court has acquitted him.
as Lis Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief, is reoy
to the Secretary to the Admiralty, stated that be had
no desire to claim him, surd he was therefore set at
liberty, being at the time on board the Worms., Since
the court-martial, the Admiralty have discharged the
soner from the naval service.—United &Trice Uaatie.

ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTIWILIT.—Tour Staff As-

aistant-Surgeonv, being the first on the meter for foreign
nerviee, have been ordered to India. Surgeon King, of the
14th Regiment, has arrived from the West Inches; Dr.
Stuart Smith (staff) proceed' from New Zealand to India.—
United Service Gazette.

THE NAVIGATION OF nts RIII2II.—The Bulletin
des Lois of Bavaria publishes a notice, announcing that
pursuant to the terms of a resolution of the commissioners
for the aavigation of the Wane, adopted with the ooessut
of all the river states, and approved by the King, the
duties takes at the bridges of the Rhine will be discontinued
irons the let of January next.
SEVERE FROST IN THE MUMMY... —Doves,
SUNDAY APTICENOOII.—This morale poor man of the SAM
el Ladd, who had been exposed sight, and for Afton
hours without food in a fishing boat, was brought into Dover
harbour nearly frozen to death. In this state he was conveyed
to the Bailors' Home, where every means for his restoration
were applied. There was no sensible pulsation when be wee
brew &t S. the Home. At present he lies in an unconscious
skis, hovering between life and death. The medical men,
however, have expressed a hope of his final restoration.
But for this refuge for distressed sailors be must bare
perished