The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

Average, 41.02.

HIGHEST SCORES—ALL CO WERB (SMALL BOiss).-200 TILOS.
Private lweLe, Queens Westminster 23
Lieuteitarit best, Ist Warwick
Private Muir, Kirkcudbright
1 Private Crautord, 3rd Renfrew

Captain Heston, Srtricii;clieier
'Wallin Branll, elst Lama&lre
Private Rigby, lath Middlesex 27
Gunner Thomas, 12th Lancashire Astill.l7 25
Private Sharman, 4th West York
Captain Panons, Oxford
Sergeant Crockart, sth Perth
Private Cade, Victoria
Private Yellowes, Victoria
Private Little, West Middlesex
Lieutenant Padwirk, 7th muwer B3
Lieutenant Watson, 16th West York
Private Bruce, Ist Edinburgh
Captain Grant, School of Musketry
Private Jopliog, dud Middlesex 25
Lieutenant ILlnrear, Ist Edinburgh 27
Private Wilkins, oth Aberdeen
lbalgn Roes, Seth Cheshire
Ensign Harding, Ist ratter
ST. GEORGE'S VASE.
1. Private Joplin. South Middlesex, winner.
S. Private Johnson, 2nd Stafford, silver leweL
3. Sergeant Robinson, 7th Middlesex, bronze cross.
4. Corporal Croucher, nth Tower Hamlet, photograph of vase.
ENFIELD, ALL COMERS.-200 25138.
Bayley, Lancashire (winner of £25)
Private Das eon, 4th West York (winner of E2O) 26
Winners of £lO each.
Ensign Peterkin, 45th Regiment 2B
Private Fannin, Bristol
Ensign Lloyd, 14th Middlesex 24
amnion, In Bucks 24
Winners of 65 each.
Private Bidder, Inns of Court 24
Private Mackenzie, London Scottish 24
Captain Gibbon, Ist Edinburgh 24
Sergeant Jeffrey., 6th Wdts 24
Private Norris, FOrd Lancashire 24
Private Holloway, sth Gloucester
Mealon, dad Derby 24
Sergeant Robert., 12th Slop
Private Miller, Ist Bristol 24
Pnvate Morris, Ist Hants 24
Unit. Mir, Ist nuernwy 33
Captain Field, Hon. Artillery Company
Captain Bruolu, loth Leicester
Winners of AS each.
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Sergeant Cook, 59n—d1.;;;;Etisi1— 0
Private Theakstone, 27th West York l3
Lieut. Colquhoun, 4th Dragoon Guards U
Private Micklethraite, sth West York 93
Corporal Wells, srd Herta.
Winners of £2 each.
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LPL Pollard,l3th Cornwall
Confide, Cheshire
Sergeant Palmer, 36th Atafford
Kulp Halton. 17th West York
Private Hodgson, eth Cambridge
ENFIELD, ALL CONFAB, 500 YARD&

Captain Tytkr, let Aberdeen, 1126..
Captain Yitxpatrick. lith Salop, BM..
Winners of 0.10 each.
Captain Wyon, WI Middlesex
Captain Coulson, AA Durham
• Captain lane, Oxford
Private Baker, ltrivtol
Master of Lovat, 7th Inverness
Winner' of .CS each.
Lieutenant Wright, 26th Devon
.
Private Sleakin, kid Derby
2,
Sergeant Williams, tOth II idilletez
Sergeant Turner, 20th Middlesex
Private Wilson. lot Devoe
Sergeant Chime, 4th Suffolk
Sergeant Palmer, Stallard n
Private White, and Middlesex 22
Colour-Set pewit Know lea, 25th West York 29
Lieutenant Bin, let Warwick
Private Bidder, Mrd Mid lesex
Sergeant Porcher, 11th Surrey 22
Private Watvon,
W l
inet .. fits
ners of xa each.
Private Yatman, i.th Sliddlows 22
Private Waterman, lot Surrey is
Private Other, 1.-xli North York t2
Sergeant Gibbs. hirstal
linsigu Berridge, Ist Leicester 22
N inners of 1:5 each.
Captain Locock, funs of Court
Private Core. Cambridge University
Sergeant Curtiv, 15th Glamorgan
Sergeant Blackmore, 2nd Devon 22
Captain Bogen, 6th Yoder

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Correation.—ln Queen's Prize, lit stags, should be
Captain Benoing, not Sergeant Banning, 2nd Bedford, one
of drat 30 and winner of Whitworth Ride, ko.

On Sunday morning the volunteers, guardsmen,
police, and others in camp at Wimbledon paraded at half-
past 10 o'clock, and marched to the grand stand for divine
service. A temporary pulpit, covered with the Union Jack,
was erected facing the stand, and the Rev. Mr. Ball officiated
as chaplain. The brass timid of the G division of police took
part in those portions of the service admitting musical acces-
sories. The Guards were ranged in one compartment of
the stand, the volunteers, camp attendants, do., in the
centre, and the police on the left. Lord and Lady Anne
Riche, Colonels Luard, Bowes, C►ptain Ruston, de., were
present.
Eight hundred pounds have been subscribed
towards the building of a Sailors' Home, at Southampton.
Nearly 2,000 beds have been occupied this year in the
temporary home in that town.
The accounts from Canada by the present steamer
state that the elections seemed likely to terminate in a very
even balancing of partite. The ministry would, it was ex-
pected, have a small majority.
Advices from the republic of Liberia state that
at the election on the sth of May, Mr. Daniel B. Warner
was chosen president for two years, amid Mr. James W.
Priest, vice-president.
A Paris letter says :—" All the world is rushing
out of town to escape the oven-like temperature of Paris
devote and boulevards ; those who remain behind, however,
have some amusement left in the daps of sundry very
startling anecdo►s, which belong decidedly to the CAronique
sosadaku,e, Without going into particulars, it will be
sufficipet to lay that the eccentricities imputed to a mys-
terious beauty, one of the belles of last main in Perim, and
her appearance among other things at a public ball-room
or casino, much frequented by Andante, and celebrated for
its beer, its tobacco, and for the purity with which the
traditions of the national dance of the Quartier Latin are
preserved there, are giving rise to a great many comments,
and rumours of a suit for separation are rife. If it should
come on, it is likely to be piquant."
M. Thiers was last week received by the King
of Bavaria.
A letter from Copenhagen mentions the expected
arrival there of Prince Amadeus, second son of the King of
Italy, who intends to begin by Denmark a tour in the
Scandinavian States.
The convent of the Nun Patrociuio, in the
arighbourbood of La Gracia, which contains 40 women,
and enjoys a royal subsidy of 5,000 fr. per month, besides
numerous presents of necessaries from the royal domain,
excites surprise among the Spaniards sojourning in the
locality. These people appear to look with disfavour upon
soak liberalities.