The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-02 00:00:00

Marcia T.T.C.

L• rd Westmoreland's Knight of the Bath, by Knight of
St. Oeorge—Gardruio. 3 yrs, Bst 71b (J. Goiter( 1
Mr. Payne a Bandage, 3 yrs, eat YID (ChaHoner) 2
Betting : 5t04 on Bandage. They ran io close mammy;
Baodage holding a alight lead until entering the cord.,
where Knight of the Bath went forward and won easily by
a length.
THE SECOND Yana Of THE FOURTZMITH TEHENNILL Pao-
Wee STARKS of 10 soya. 921:7 3-72,01dE 00n3, flat 71D ;
tat. 41b. A.F. (40 )
Mr. T. Valentine's Innicase, Agar to Antioch* by
Wild Dayrell—Medea, M*flb tAklereft. 1
Mr. it &wiles Backenham, Litt 71b (J. Goiter; 2
Captain Lamb's Vilette, est OD (0. Fordhani) 3
Bettie, : 2to 1 on Hurricane, 9 to 4 apt Bockenham,
sad 10 to 1 not Vilette. The latter made play for the first
quarter of a mils, and then Buckenham carried it OD with
Hurricane in close attendance. Two yards from the Judge's
box 11%liTiEHON beaded Buckenham, and won easily at the
daub by two lengths. Four leogthe between second and
tand.
Tea GRANBT STALER of :10 soya. each, 20ft, for 2-yr olds ;
colts, but 71b • fillies. det 31b. Winners extra. From the
,turn tithe lands in. (14 subs.)
Lord etrattunorea Bohemia, by Westberbit—Comack
Meld, Hot Dth 'Aidcroft: 1
Comm F. de Lagrange's Villatranca, not Mb (11 orianhan, 2
Turcoa Bst 7lb (W el4l 3
Betties : 3 to 1 on Bohemia, who made all the running
with Throes is attendees*, until within 300 yards from
-Same, where Villafrancstook mooed place, but we. beaten
Ado irgilso. A similar distance divided the second and
emir esocleded exactly at tho hoar fixed for the last
met

LATEST BETTING.
CESAREWITOIL
H to 2 apt Sillurtee• (I)
25 to 1 Balder (t))
25 to 1 Hooltam Lim (t)
30 tit Catett.'sm.AHro (1)
100 tif 3 HartimPos ft)
35 to s 1 (t))
40. f, 1 Sbropottire (t)
midl Wingrave (I)
HO le I Coplanar (t)
100 to — Adenoid (t)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
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100 to 1 eget Onaloeter
30 to I me* Ike Nage (oer)
1000 to 30 A=ce)
50 to 1 w (off)
50 to 1 Calretoeffe (ell)
so te 1 Hoepodar (off)
- dims 10 moire good and fashionable
et, the beA materials aa Week Zlee (d
vilßaielirkft ,rirT•:". ar34 for taallootto• oe at
I•loorllemeet,)"'9‘6 ' 106, Strand, °Medi* loatee-hall—

NAVAL AMP MILITANY.

iDDITRAIIT. OCT. 1,..-.;

B. A. Powell. eta, to the Britannia. vice liferria,'whose
period of service lee expired ; and A. Phillimore, to the
WHO , Tim Powell.
Liesluesate F. 8. Clayton, to the Perseus ; sad W. D.
Doillso, to the °elates.
Mamba G. Gtlyio, to be additional to the Cumberland, for
seniee in the Leander. _

Chaplain the Rev. C. J. Armistead, to the Pembroke.
Paymaster A. W. Chimmo, to the Barrow
Chief Eogineer C. Dickson, to the Plagued, for service in
the Hector.

Outlet F. B. Meta's has been nominated to a naval cadet-
ship.

WOOLWICH, OCT. 1.
Major-General Sir Richard Deans, oommtiudiuit,
is now engaged in • periodioal inspection of the several ds-
part:meats of the mirrisso, preparatory to the annual in-
spection by his Royal Highness the Drake of Cambridgeorhe
is expected to visit Woolwich dude( the prompt wok.
A singular circumstance, which at pressot essay of the
moot experienced Koala! tom connected with the steam-
factory department are unable to amount for has oc-
curred at this dockyard. Recently several square blocks of
iros, about lb inches thick, and weighing several tons,
have been coat at the steam-factory department,
to be used in connection with hydraulic machinery
for beading the 41-inch wrought-ire plates of the new
armour-cased frigates now building. Four of these immense
castings, which are perforated with a number of holes, have
been for some time remaining near the boiler stores, and this
morning it was found that one of the blocks had completely
severed—one of the corners, forming about • sixth portion,
having broken off. The chief ewneer and other officers
have minutely summed the broken outing, and various
opinions are expressed as to the cause of this extraordinary
failure, as the iron used was of the best quality, a.id the
castings had been tested prior to being issued when re-
quired for service.
A party of distinguished foreign visitors, with a
speck! order from the Admiralty, inspected the iron-
cased frigate Caledonia and the several departments
of the dockyard this afternoon. An intimation ham also
been received by the authorities at Woolwich, to the effect
that General Bixio, of the Italian army, will inspect the
various governmenedepartments, and every facility is to be
given for that purpose.
The workmen are now busily mooted in fixing the im-
mense 41-inch armour-plates mem wides of the screw-
frigate Caledonia. The whole of the mechanical arrange-
meats for this puritan, have been earned out in an excellent
manner under the direction of Mr. Turner, maater-ship-
wright, and the mode adopted combines economy of labour
with efficiency. The machinery for bending, planing, and
drilling the massive plates is now in 000stant operation.

OHATHAIL, Oar. L
The Vernon, 50, attached to the sailing reserve
at this port, having undergoes a gave► at the hands of the
dockyard officials, and found to ha lea very leaky eoadition,
the whole of the caulkers have been seat CO board from the
dockyard to caulk her.
By direction of the Admiralty, a number of shipwrights
and mechanics have been dispatched from Sheeracee dock-
yard to Shosboryness, to be employed in the conetruotioe of
another large target, to supply the place of that manufac-
tured at this dockyard which was destroyed during the ex-
periments before the OillllllllollBelect Committee.
Two additional companies of Royal Engineers were this
morning formed at headquarters, in accordance with the
recent order from the Horse Guards, for the augmentation
of the Royal Saginaw& The corps now continue of 40
companies, ax of which are depfit companies, for the aug-
mentation of three companies serving in India and the
colonies.

VISIT OF TAB DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE TO DOVER.
On Tuesday morning the troops garrisoned at
Dover were reviewed by his Royal Highness the Com-
mander-in• Chief, who had strived in Dover from Shorn-
cliff camp, where he had bees engaged in an inspection of
the regiments there stationed. The Duke of Cam-
bridge rode over from Rhoirocliff on horseback, in
spite of soaking showers of rain which prevailed during
the whole of the day on Tuesday. His Royal Highness was
attended by Ins aide-de-amp, Colonel Clifford, and accom-
panied by tiir Richard Aires, ties Quartermaster-General of
the Forces, and Colonel Bingham, Adjatent-Geonslof Artil-
lery, besides General We'll, Commandant of the Booth
Eastern District, having da bead quarters at Shormliff, and
his staff, consisting of Gel. Walker, Col. Taylor, and Captain
Delia. The Duke was received by General Btotherd
commanding the Royal Engineers, and his aidee-denaeop,
Capt. Walker and Cm*. the Hon. G. Wrottesley. The
Commandant of the Garrison, Brigadier-General Garvock,
attended by Captain the Hon. O. Chetwyod and Brigade
Major Jones, and Col. Cuppege, commanding the weed
brigade of Artillery, also had the honour of receiving his
Royal Highness. Yesterday morning the Commander.
in-Chief left the Lord Warden Hotel, where he
had pared the night, shortly after 8 o'clock, and proceeded
to the Castle, where be inspected the different batteries
and other wort of fortification, and also the nee Castle-
hill fort. He then proceeded to the plateau on the north-
eastern side of the Castle, where the troops brigaded here
were drawn up in review order, and presenting a very cre-
ditable appearance. A glorious autumnal morning had mil
needed the rain of the preceding day, and the whole of the
men looked their best. The 2nd Brigade of Artillery
was under the command of Colonel Fisher, the
83rd under Lieut.-Colonel Hockey, and the 59th
under Lieut.-Colonel Lodder. For the purpcees of
the evolutions, the 59th was divided into two
battalions, the second being under Major Romer. The re-
view menmeoced by the Commander-in-Chief, accompanied
by the brilliant sniff of officers above enumerated, tiding
down the long line formed by the troo colours being pre-
sented, and the amalgamated bands of ps,
the gird, 59th, and
the artillery, playing the National Anthem. The troops
then marched pest in companies, open and at quarter dis-
tance, after which some manoeuvres were very creditably
performed, the volley Brim of the infantry being particu-
larly worthy of admiration. After the conclusion of the
review the Commander-in-Chief left Dover Lx London by
the Logsdon, Chatham, end Dover line of railway.

Major-General James R. Craufurd, attached to
a hied. of Foot Guards, will commence the halt-yearly
inspection of the several battalions of the Guards to-day.
The gallant gamma inspect' the 3ed battaboe of the Grena-
diers at Wellington /Undo to-day, and to-morrow the 2nd
batialre, at Portman-street Barnieks.

Colonel Michael Bruoe, Grenadier Guards, has
returned home from serving with the Ist battalion of his
regiment in Canada. It is rumoured that Colonel Broom
will take the command of the 2nd battalion, quartered at
Portman-street.
Major-General J. Bloomfield, Inspector-General
of the Royal Artillery, having completed his tour of Mapco.
tion in Ireland, returned to town on Tuesday from Dublin,
acoompsined by Major C. C. Teesdale, V.C.
Colonel Wynyard„ of the Grenadier Guards, will,
it is said, succeed Colonel the Hon. H. H. Heavies Percy,
V.C., on the latter officer relinquishing the command of the
Ist battalion of the regiment.
ROYAL NAVAL iLMIERVIL —FIOIII a table issued
by the Registrar-General of Seamen, dated Sept. 30, we
learn that 15,146 claims have been received, and 13,319
volunteers entered at the various porta. Of the above, 46
hold certificates of competency as muter', sad V 4 road-
cotes of competency as mates ; 19 hold certificates of service
as masters, and 46 oertificstes of service as mates. Total
holding certificates, 387. Aod the force embraces 2,061
petty officer, in the merchant service.

FATAL FLOUT BITICTIN Two Boys.--On Mon-
day night, a fight took place in Carlisle heaven two boys,
which has unfortneately terminated fatally with one of the
1 combatants, and the other one is sow in custody awaiting
the coroner's inquest. The name of the boy who has been
killed is George Sinclair, about seventeen years of age, and
that of his opponent is James Callan, about fifteen years of
age. 'ley were ascended by boys of about the same age,
having beep backed by Nichol Brown, and Callan by
John (kinkey. The origia of the quarrel appears to have
been this—Callan met Sicelair nest to the Town
Hall, where he was fighting with another boy,
named William Twaddle, of Soweeby-street. Whin
accused Sinclair of striking Tweedle when he was down.
Sinclair denied this rather warmly, and it was proposed
that they should tight each other. Sinclair suggested
that they should adjourn the fight until Monday night ;
and it was *gain suggested that they should put it off until
Saturday, whoa there would be more light. They at last
determined to fight II on Monday night, and appointed to
meet each other at the Town-hall at eight o'clock. Sin.
clair did not draw up at eight o'clock, and Callan, in com-
pany with Cooker, Bobby. and some oompasioes, went
through ooe of the lazes mid found him. They then went
to the foot of the Catholic-lass, when Sinclair main de-
clined to fight until Saturday. Callan agreed, and was
about to resin) home, whim some others who wan preempt
wounded Sinclair to fight then, sad Callan was sailed
back. They west further down the lase to about tau
yards from the water side, and commenced to fight. Blows
were struck pretty freely oa both sides, chiefly ahead the
head and face, and both fell several time. Then were
about fifty persona present, and after the two bad fought
shout an hour and a quarter, Sinclair complained of being
sick. A number of boys then commenced shout* that
Callas had won, and Sinclair went to the water Bide.
Callan walked away for about • huadrod yards, sad the.
returned to shake hands with Sinclair, but of them
said he was ski, and he need not mind In
ooe of the rounds Callan cron-buttothad&sdali, sad fell
upon him, but in nearly all the other mends they surely
struggled and fell down. Sinclair was taken to the Dis-
pensary, where he was examined by Mr. Jenasjeargeoli, bet
died soon after. Callan and the two swede were taken
into melody by the city polio*, aid after rem/lain for
NM time, Yr. Brat allowed the woe& to go on hail, but
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