The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-28 00:00:00

000DWOOD ILKIMING—Tausemr, Amy 30.

Tait GOODWOOD COP, vain. 300 son. added to a gab.
amptioo of 20 son. each, h ft. Two mile i and a half. (19
Edw.)
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THE INTIRWLTIONAL DOG SHOW.—Yesterday
was the third day of exhibition and first shilling day of the
dog show at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, and it is
stated that up to seven o'clock last evening upwards of
20,000 persona bad pawed through the turnstilea
_ .

'ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLD/I.—The first race
of the above club this mama took pima yesterday. The
'atria were exceedingly large, and comprised some of the
gnat yachts What, and the attendance of spectators was
'amorous and fashionable. The Queen of the Thames had
been chartered by the club for the accommodation of mem-
bers and friends, and accompanied the race throughout.
The result of the race, whisk was a good one, wag
that the Viodex, by her time ellowance, Demme en-
titled to the first prize of the larger class, and the Phryno
the second. In the escond-clars the Folly won the
grit prue, and the Alexandra the @eased. The comma.
dore then presented the chief peke of the first-class to Yr.
Dawsoo, and the second of that class to ILL Beddon, the
owner of the Plum ; and the prime of the second-clam to
Messrs. Parry, of the Folly, sad Hr. Harrison, of the
Alexandra.

IMPORTANT TO VOLLYNTITAS. —ln the committee
011 the new Volunteer Bill, Sir Robert Clifton, M.l'. fee
Nottingham, has given notice of an amendment on metion
21, part 3. Under this section the colonels of volunteers
would have the power, " for any cause they may coneider
euelcimit," of &miining all the officers and men of their
regiments without triaL Coder the clause to be propoeed
by Sir Robert Clifton, a distinct charge must be made
in writ* by the adjutant of the regiment against
any member before Le can be brought to trial. The
trial in directed to be held before a board of three Alms
and two private members. The sentence, if the charge is
proved, is to be submittal to the commending dicer of the
regiment foe approval before it can be ferried into effect
said se • further ealeguard spinet Writes, the power of
reversing the sentaree is reserved to the Seeretary at War.
This sineednieet of Sir Robert Clifton would remove the
ca=mild pointed out by. Colossi Lem* Deputy I
of Volunteers, in Ws evidence beton the V=
olun
Commiasion—that while a coked in the army wee pot
permitted even to be present et the trial of any men el his
regiment, a Volunteer calomel had the power of dismiss*
the members of his regiment without any trial. Under the
new Valuate.' Act, the colossi would have the additional
power greeted to him of dim/riming the dicers.
ONTINAL PALM—Oas 131ILLING DAY. —WAD-
MOAT, NAT Tr.—Adaaisious apayment, 4,924 ; ditto
by !semen tickets, 1,036 ; total, 6,960.

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nee Steaderd" se 4e. to. (holy 41. S&L the
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