The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-14 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1862.

SPORTING INTELIJUENCB.

MANCHESTER SUMMER MEETING.
MUDAT.

THE DEEM HANDICAP of 60 MOM, for all &gee ; wiruten
extra- About five furlogre.
11r. W. Philllps's Harriet, by Cotherstone—Pokyclors,
4 yrs, 6st 9lb imr. 6st 10Ibi lMldgley) 1
Mr. Dawson'a Tommy Jones, 3m. Oat ah (Channel!) 2
Mr. Redhead's My Mary, 1 yrs, Mt 61b (Noble) S
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Betting : 7to 4 apt Fazio, 7 to 2 apt any other. Won
by four lengths ; three lengths between mooed and third.
Tan Noaeut HANDICAP of 60 sova. for 2-yr-olds ; win-
ners of 50 move. after May 27, at noon, 51b ; of 100, 71b
extra ; T.Y.O.
Kr. Osborne's The Comet by Augur—VineJgrette, let Mb
(Challower) 1
Mr. IC ea 's Lord Dundreary (late Bcissors;, 7st.. (Do le) I
Mr. Smith's I.3ibbler, let Illb
Mr. Riddell's Lea Boot., tit sib (L'astanoe) 0
Betting : 7 to 4 on the Comet. Woo by • length ; •
le'larid a half between second and third.
ltllll SAISOBD Bortoomi Cur of 100 cove. in added
to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 sows. each, 10 ft, and five
only if declared ; winners extra ; the aecood to receive 25
soya out of the stakes. One mile and • ball. (30 subs, 19 of
whom pay 5 nova each.)
Mr. }obeet's Dictator, by The Care—The Queen, 4 gyve
7st I.llb (Doll] 1
Mr. Oaborne's North role, Ina net Mb (Inc Mb extra
(Whiteley
Mr. Gas Patrick 3 yn, lint (Noble 3
Mr. J. Jobaatories Blood Royal, 3 yee, illi..{Chimmsli
Mr. K. Buckley's Wynnatay, 4 yrs, TM ab (M. Onmahaw) •
Betting : 11 tog apt North Pole, 7to 2 apt Wynnetay,
4to 1 each apt Patrick and Dictator. Wynnatay went
away with • good lead, Patrick lying second, and Dictator
third. After the first half mile, the two bitter deprived
Wynnetay of the lead, the favourite being last. On reach-
ing the rode-pest, Wynnatay retired into the rear, and the
remainder ran in the order named to the distance, where
Dictator poised Patrick, and went to the front ; imme-
diately thews/de North Pole overhauled Patrick, but could
not quite get up to Dictator, who won by half • length, •
neck between second and third.

Tan WILTON STAMM of 5 soya. each, with 50 added;
3-yr.olda, Ilat ; four, Set 21b ; Are end upwards, an 7lb ; the
winner to be sold, am (Me mile and • quarter. (10 ante.)
Mr. Inbert ns &neut.% by Lunbion—los(es's dam(, 3 yrs
(1001. Doyle) 1
Mr. Dai) mon Charlton, yrs (100 L) (Challoner) 2
Mr. Hopwoors Charles Fos. 3 yes (1060.. • (3. 800w3T3) 3
Evan's Unites, aged (WOO (Costume) 4
Mr. Osborne's Meld of the Mist, 6 )rs (1001)..(J. (*bon's) 6
Betting : b to 4 apt Charlton, 5 to 2 eget Resent°, 5 to 1
apt any other. Won by • neck ; belt a length between
second and third; • bead between third and fourth.
Tnn GRAND STAND PLATS of M., for all ages ; entrance,
2 move., to go to the fund. One mile.
Mr. k. Sly us resrlasting, by tbe Flying Dutchman—Sw
Pea, 4 rs, Ist
W 10Ib (l'lCTZeet
))
Mr. Osboryne , eatherspy. 2 yrs, bet 71b
Mr. Johnatone's Veteran, 3 yrs, 7st (Doyle) a
Chadwick', Charles Fa; 3 you, 7st erb .. (J. Snowden) 4
Betting : sto 4 apt Weatbenpy, 6 to 4 apt Everlast-
ing, 6to 1 apt any other. Won by • neck ; a bad third.
A &mar li•snic•r of 3 move. each, with 30 added.
Threaquarters of a mile.
Mr. ktilllipsh Harriett, by Cokierstone—Polydors, 4 yrs,
Bst 7lb (1316101) 1
Mr. J. Osborne's Lorette, 2 yrs, est kb t(errolli 2
Mr. rirnaley's Wilford, 6 yrs, 7st 00 iknek)
Betting: 7t04 on Harriett. Won by half a length.

HAMPTON RACES, 1862.
W 12031318 NOS THE SUBLET AND MIDDLES= STALEH
(Handicap) of 10 sons. each, 5 ft, sad 2 it declared on or
before June 17 at noon. Two miles. (51 rue)
Aim tlb AV M I
Wild Rose a 13 Lipids& if
Mistake
Fitz Avon
Man in the M00n.... 4 6 Mum 4
Frailty 4 1 Norman 4
Fletation
Vinegar Hill 4 13 spntvote 3
Italians
Conundrum
Stanton
Fitz Vs 4 Middleton 3
South Amtralisa ... 6 Tam of lack.
larialla
Boandil
Atrcp
Overt= 4 Bolero 3
Sycophant 4 Bedouin
Namibia 4 Oaplare
SUkatoue
Tonto
Brown Most 4 U Vat basidiK I
Principal
Skiponeet 4 tt Cloak Rain a
The Dun

Mr. Ewes, Martinis Talon, Mr. L Batson, Mr. Morritt,
Lord Strathmore, and Yr. G. Brown are subscribers, but
did not name. Those marked thus • having been entered
without the knowledge of their owners will be struck out
by the time prescribed, unless specially ordered to remain in.
LIVERPOOL SUMMER MEETING.

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Watauga FOR THIC Lrazartaa Cur, Of 200 SOTS. added
to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 son. each, 15 It, and 5 00111
it declared by twelve o'clock, noon, on Tuesday, June 1 .
Two miles. (78 subs.) If the highest weight accepting be
under Bst 121 b, it will be raised to that, and the others in
proportion.

. .-
Age st lb Age 1 1
°Asteroid
Cape Flyaway
lvanhon 4 6 Johnny Artostroug.. 3
i 2.lmi nster 4 4 Jealousy a
The Lawyer
Bally Adniusid
Volapitsgue 4 13 Welcome
Daniel I 12 Arcadia
Musky 4 U lady Alice Ilawilkora 8
Yairwater
W lid hues 6 10 Alloys&
Butteiny 1 10 Alerts 3
Lady Ripon
Dueiuut
Defender
Sir Willlain
Shepherdess
Carect 3
ecua 8 Capture
'l% ewstead 6 4 Troublesome
Black Prince ll 4 Warn Avis
Zodiac 4 4 Romeo
Bombardier
Jingling Johnny .... 6 3 Seville 6 61!
',Jett's=
t}
}..mt 50usbq 4
4 4 Aim s 4 a
3 Town Councillor 3 3111
Tau Wkly 8 3 Veteran
Beldam
Dorking
Neptune.
13 Real Jan 3 1 7
Yuen' & 13 Harlington .. ..... 3 & 7
Feu &Jolts
•71111tarla0
Com & 1 Wansbeek 3 6 7
Joey Jones 4 1 Upbella
•Coniuulnun 4 1 Tommy Jones
Boabdil
Bushmen
81654 3 *Jung Frau
Prince et bennark .. a

Those horses marked thus • having been entered without the
knowledge of their owners, will be struck out at the time pre-
scribed urt noon on Tuaid.ty, Juue 17,, unless specially ordered
to reumilu ln.

GOODWOOD MEETING, 1862.
NOIDZATIONS for the GOODWOOD STAILDB (fisadiatp) of
25 soy.
tube.) each, 15 ft, and sif declared. Two miles and a hail.
(85

. .
Age Conundrum . .... 4 Harlington Age
3 eby Platcatcher Age
Tetegrepli, by Fitz. clueen et Spahi 3 Kober 11)6h •• 3
Oladator—Mtka Montebello
(bre.l in France) $ Dement 3 Neptunua
Cape Yllimas .... 4 Souvenir, by Cam- Berkeley
The Bushman.... 4 van—lundia, by Pilot
Portland
Ataman . 3 (bred in 'mace) a Carisbrook
My Partner it Cam
Sycophant
loiterer. 6 Zodiac 4 Rapport* 4
Dusk 3 Kumsford 4 Trapcage 4
Fee 6 Palmate, 4 Gipsy Oizi
Bryn Owyn 3 Poleax*
liceuventum _ $ !eyelike 4 Dalesman 3
Physiclui, billion. Schbim 0 Bevis
ticker
Reel Jam $ Audrey 6 Duldbella
Earl of Surrey.... 3 Bivouac)
Frailty
c by% indhound— I ord utast* .... 3 Investment $
Splitwote 3 Umpire I Sir William I
Iby Voltlgetir— Optimist
ASlen Middleton 3 Myrtle
Violet
Schehallion $ Rising Sun
Hamm 4 Asteroid
Hightlyer 4e by Stockwell— 'Bally Edmond .. 4
4 Lady livelyit .. II Coronet 6
(Aruflea S West End 4 Earl of Wellmonp
Knight of the linkstone
Thistle _ 4_ Boat
.3_ 41. Bernard 3

Mr. A. Hoof i•ubciber, bat did not name.
The horse marked thus • having bees seared without the know.
ledge of his owner, will be struck out at the time of declaring
forfeit, onkel stecistly ordered to the contrary.

CRICKET.

Suaanir a. NoirmonamaaraL —This annual
nut& was cceenisered at the Oval ground yesterday, for
in ooneequeoes of the rain so play took place on Thursday.
When the stumps were drawn the score stood as follows
Nottioghtmshire, int innings, 172; sewed innings, with
two wickets to fall, 96. The play will be rammed this day
at 11 o'clock.
Tlll Air AGAINST THI BAlL—This match was played
yesterday at Lord's. The following ie the store : The Army,
97; the Bar, 21L

Caft•Y 44 FOR A 80,10."—A dessert spool:dui of
tm celebrated " Mairana," boiled a tar minutes in a plot of
•' Lodon" milk, makes a delicious subetitate for cream for
eciffee, Ac. Ti yit once and see but mind roues!. the " Miasma."
Most of the respectable grocers, chemists, and corncliandiera sell
it.—{AdverUsement.l

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

(now LAWr monos ainlrrx.)
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WAR•OFFICE, JIM 13.
31st Rotbsoot of Foot—Major-General Sir Edward Lapel.
Y.C.a. to be oolonel, Moe Lieutenant-General Craig*
Oil, transferred to the 55th Regiment.
51st Regiment of Foot—Major-General W. H. ICltott, frog
tie 56th Regiment, to be colonel, vies Gess& Sir
Thomas W' ire, Bart., E.C.8., doomed.
6641 Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant-Gaze& P. E. Crare,
o.a, from the 31st Foot, to be colonel, vice Ma or-
ates& W. H. Elliott, tranderred to the lit
Regiment.

CHATHAM, JIM 13.

TROOPS FROM INDIA.—This afternoon detachments
of samiry and infantry troops to the number of upwards of
200 men of all ranks, from the regiments serving in the
Radom presidency, arrived at this pmsoa from .Orame-
end, where they disembarked freer the saew steamer Queen
of the South, mil the swarm transport Barham. The Queen
of thee South, 300-horse power, 2,221 toes imam left
Madras on the 7th of Much, /Imbed the Caps of Nod
Hems ta the 14th Aorll, AM soiled them the 16th, sad
meth the line us the -6th Ray. The WO= • of. ill:
brieght hems me 94 nom of all raska,aMir
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four pareargers. One pawner a deserter
fans the 09th 4, ms brought lame frees the Oage.
The Barham, 1, 49 tons, Captain Carat, sailed from
Maxim on the 26th February, touching at St. Rama ea
the 25th April, the pusses to Gramerod occupgieg 104
drys. She brings borne 120 non-oceunieemed ra-
ms and men the Dragoon
17th Lamm, Royal Artillery,let Mahar ArillloryG7t
(Royals), 18th (Royal Irish), 43rd, 604 h, 664 h, Nth, 744 k,
and 91st Regiment., and the Racine Fusiliers, t
with the following officers:—Colonel Gordon, Biha%r t
Cavalry ; Major Windham, Radom Native Infantry Oelogal .
Codrinvton and Major Ayres, Madam Array ; the Hen.
Captain . Harris, 43rd Light Infantry ; Lieutenant Rank
Madras Light Cavalry ; nod Dr. %Wkms, of the Whin
medical service. Eleven deaths and limo. births oemiried
on board during the passage. Alter the whole of the Mee'
bad been medially inspected, three tectonic, tiarammt
were forwarded to Fort Pitt Hospital, and the bases am
removed to the Lunatic Asylum.

HOIIJRIBLE.

lOCUBRINCE.-TWO rozaztrazas
BLOWN TO FMB& '

• • IMMIX 8 Pruiar.
•
A most horrible occurrence took plate laid might,
about' 7 o'clock, in the little seaport 0000 of BlYtb.on
the liortlumberland coast, about 11 miles from this town.
After: working, the volunteer artillery corps at that
mustered and marched down to their new fatten on qt
mode, 'at the north side of the harbour, for practice wdl
heavy artillery, and they were followed by • considerable
crowd of people to witness the practice. The weal
number of men were •told off to practise, std
e.se
charges bad been fired from a 48-pounder, sod t
John._. Manners, • • butcher, mid • yearn .
sawed - Magoon. • clerk, with Mr. Watts, met-
chant sod banker, were reaming Another charge into
the gun, when it ked upon them. They unfortunately
were standing in the line of fire, and were both blown away
from the muzzle, and literally tern to pieces. The some
that ensued was. awful, the volireteen and public beteg
filled with horror, many people fainting with fright, sad
amongst them several volunteers, two or three of, them
having to be carried bane ill. As soon as the excitement
could be allayed and order restored, the remains at the poor
fellows were gathered together. Manners was completely
blown.to pieces, and at • late hour last night one of lus arms
'mkt • • not bp found.. Maggie= was completely diem-
bowline& The corps is known as the 3rd Northumberland
Ye/meteor Arliltary, and commanded by Mr. Watts, who
was from home yestmky, and the firing party was in chine
of Lieutenant Hodgson. Last eight was the first for prac-
tice at the new battery. Word bas been sent to the wooer
for Smith Northumberland, who, it is anticipated, will oPear
an inquest this afternoon.

GRAND MITROPOLITAN RIFLZ COMMON' AT WORM-
WOOD SCILOBBB. —The great rifle contest on Wormwood
Scrubbe was resumed yesterday nodes room favourable cir-
cumatar.oes than on the preceding day ; but still the weather
was not what could he desired, a strong wind blowing minim
the The attendance, however, was very good, and
iaeladed Mr. Rom, the winner of the Queen's prize is 1860
at Wimbledon ; Mr. Peter Kay, of the Cambridge Univer-
sity Corps, and several others. The first prize shot for was
a silver cup. value 51., far volunteers, at 200 yards, the
winner being
.Sergeant Giveaway, of the 17th Surrey, he
making 10 points 5 hits ; total, i 5. There were 55 comp,-
titres. The Great Metropolitan Stakes was the. priacipal
feature of the day, for which there were three pairs—vis.,
one-half the proceeds for the tint prize, one-third for the
second, and ace-sixth Cllr the third, open to all comm. The
following heed the score —Sergeant Kemp, 40th loacester,
500 yards, 12 ; 600 yards, 12 • total, 24. Hawker, Smith
Middlesex, 500 yards, 14 ; 600 yards, 10 ; total 24. Wells,
23rd Kent, 500 yards, 12 ; 600 yards, 12 ; total, 24. The
ties were shot off between Wells, Kemp, and Hawker mid
the malt was to plate Wells fink Kemp seoond, and
Hawker third. There were 40 conspetiton for this prize.
The winner used a Whitworth rifle. The next contest was
for a Turner rifle. value 81.85., open to all comers, five shots
at 600 yards. There were 60 competitors. and Oa winner
was F. C. Symons, South Middlesex. For the Londe.'
Armoury Company's rifle, value 31. 10s, open to volun-
taries, five shots, at 400 yards, there were 70 competitors.
The winner was Sergeant Millard, St. George's. The next
prize was a silver cup, value 151., and tile second prize
value 51. There were 81 compstiton, and the shooting re-
sulted in favour of Stewart, of the Inns of Court, who was
, allowed one point, shooting with an Enfield rifle, but who,
is shooting off the tie with a small bore, won the first prize,
I Colonel Baker, of the Cambridge University, taking the
second. The last contest of the day was for a silver cup,
value 101., won by Sergeant Nub, Queen's Westminster,
1 the wood prize, a rifle, being taken by berg, of the Inns
of Nutt

ir01,13-greelt Rine nut-Mr.—The following
report of the late class for the musketry instruction of
volunteers ham been received at the War-otice :—" Hyths,
15th May, 1862.-184,-1 have the honour to forward for
the information of His Royal flightier the General Com-•
manding.in-Chief the enclosed return detailing the results
of the shooting of the eleventh party of volunteers, which
has just completed a course of training at this establiah-
meat, which are most satisfactory, the figure of merit being
51.83, and the number of men of the class (which consisted
of 45) who practised in the let clams being 24, of which
number 22 have obtained 7 points and upwards. The fol-
lowing volunteers are eligible to win the marksman's
badge of cross muskets, having obtained 7 points and up-
wards in the Ist else shooting, being in the first-class
judging distance, and being acquainted with the cleaning
arms instruction and theoretical principles. 2nd Dorset,
Private Pardon, points in Ist class 15, points in 60 rounds,
57; sth Surrey, Sergeant Smith, points in Ist class 12,
points to 60 rounds, 57 ; 9th Devoe, Sergeant Eddy, points
in Ist clam 12, points in 60 rounds, 53 ;12th Kent, Sergeant
Hall, points in lit clam 12, points in 60 rounds, 60. 4th
Bucks, QuartermuterSergeant Belcher, points in Ist clams 11,
points in 60 rounds, 48 ; 4th Caernarvon, Sergeant Wyatt,
c inpt /Ist clam 8 ; points in 60 rounds, 55 ; 21st Leicester,
Hubburty, pointa in let class 7, points in 60 rounds,
46 ; 12th Stafford, Sergeant Taylor. points in Ist class 7,
points in 60 rounds, 46. The following volunteer sergeants
have been awarded certificates of qualification for the ap-
=trent of ant Instructor of Musketry. 28th Mid-
Colour- t J. Aylmer; Middlesex,
Se rant J. A. Compton ; 12th Kent, Sergeant E. S.
Hall-
5tY Sussex, Sergeant J. Stemming ; 15th Surrey, Sergesat
IL Smith ; 13th Surrey, Sergeant W. Tuner ; 12th Stafford,
Savant A. Taylor.-1 have. ht. (Signed) C. HAT, LG.
of illekstry.—The Adjutant-Geeeral to the Forces."

ROYAL HOITICHMTITRAL SOCIMPT. A novel
experiment will, by the permission of the Council of
this society, be tried in the conservatory this after-
woo, viz.—the introduction of vocal music by a mili-
tary band. Mr. Smyth, the bandmaster of the Royal
Artillery, has formed a choir of 60'voicee, who will sing
some part songs by Idendelesohn and others after the usual
instrumental performanoes.
EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM TO FRANCE.
—A return has been published which shows the valise of
British and Irish produce and manufactures exported from
the United Klumdocs to France in each of the eight months ;
and with April, 1862, compared with the like exports a
the corresponding periods of the two previous years. The
total declared value of such exports for the period ending is'
1860 was 2,928,398 f., (or that ending in 1861 3,836,0681.,
and for that eoding is 1862 7,615,4= The exports of
course were trifling in the first two periods, but in the last,
were 791,9361. The value of the worstead stuffs exported
in the last period was 999,7431., as contrasted with sums
under 200,001 X is Na former periods. m
od ale
of the
cotton-pesos goods experthd in the last period was 621,507 k
against, stuns under 160,0001. for the former periods. The
value of the irons, wrought and unwrosot, exported in the
last purled, was 739,51 U. against 308,0464 in the period
wain bt MR. and 139,0154 in that ending in 1810. iterr
rotas heeled.' a statement of the foreign and colonial mer-
chandise exported from the Veiled Riordan to France in
the miss three periods. The total values are 3,088,6201.
for the fast, 6,018,6141. far the second, and 6,180,846 i. for
the third period.