The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-20 00:00:00

PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW.

THB COLT SAPLING STAINS of 50 sore. MOB, 30 ft, for
2.yr-olds ; Sat 101 b each. T. I'.C. (5 far. 44 yards.) (8 mita )
C by Voitigeur, darn by Orlando—Brown Bess, licamaadsr,
Nazis, Stampede, astartiaa, Jerry, Somaried, Am at
Hearts. . . .

TiteKNAvgellial Stalin of 200 Kim each, h ft, for 3-yr,
olds ; °ohm, flat 71b ; fillies, Bat 41b ; winners extra ; the
greed to receive took his stake. One mile. —Flermons,
Citadel, Costa, e by Barbatus, dam by Pyrrhus the Fire—
Miss Whip.
Tim Yoke Cor, value 200 son., by subscription of
10 eon. each, the surplus in specie, with 100 added • 3.yr-
olds, 7st ; four, Bet 71b ; 9st ; six sad aged, Sit 31li
wingers extra ; certain allowances ; the second to receive
20 soya out of the stakes ; two miles, over the Old Coarse.
(19 subs)
Atle AS•
Stamped° IVlaconol Bell/nal 4 Camerino
Cartsbrook
Yalmater 4 loyeetnent S Conundrum .... 4
Cape Flyaway.... 6 The Knave
c DY
......4
Fannie
Neptugnis 3 The Wizard 6
Tun Guam= SWUM of 10 son each, with 100 added,
for 2-yr-olds ; colts, bet 101 b •• fillies, Set 51b ; winner
extra ; the second to receive 25 rim oat of the stakes, sad
the third to save kis stake ; the winner to giro three doom
of champagne to the York Gimcrack Club. One mile.
(31 subs.)—Golden Pledge, Senthal, Trojanus, Leotard,
Tsar-me-Dot, Manfred, Oalian, Middlewatch, Westlesbow,
Princess Louisa, Blithlield, Birdlioder, Le Marehal, Mae-
dragon, Sweet Lippre,, c by Lord of the Isles—Wasp, Reeve,
Inquest, Netlgherry, Columbine, Ferree,
The Comet, Coetralto, Killarney, Corinth', Onesseder,
Firstly, Igerna, National Guard, &paradox
TWISITIZTII TZAR or TIM Garr? Yoagslirge STAINS of •
10 son. each, with 100 added for the second, for 3-yr•olds ;
colt., gad 71b ; fillies, Bst 211; the winner et the Derby,
7lb ; of the OW, 41b extra ; the winner to pay 25 mom
towards the expenses. Ooe mile aed three-quartera (892
subs.)—Romany Rye, Puffin, The Vicar, c by Sweetmeat—
Maid of Lyme (Oakbell's dam), Bloodhound, Calories,
Flexmore, Misfire, a by Touchstone—Fair Jean, Golden
Grape, Veteran, Caterer, Palermo, Quarts, Jeri Fran,
Blood Royal, Town Coaacillor, c by Fandango—Miss Ped-
dle, Fite, Haddingtoe, Roxburgh., Rose of Castile, Hecate,
aby Fauoletto—Fair Louisa, by Voltaire, Vaeguard, by
by
The Little Known—Clues, I by The Little Known—
Georgia, Villager. Buby, Lady Fanny, 11/actor, Monte-
bello, Admire, e by Mountain Deer—Douben dant
Bonny Breastkeot, Coleman, Neptunes, Lord Clyde,
Chieftain's Daughter, c by Stockwell Vignette,
Scandel, Croft, Lord Albert, North Pots, f by
Weatherbit—Correa, Zetland, Fero, Cowslip, Abcs Maud
Prince Arthur, North Star, Hertington, The Orphaa,
Brother to Skirmisher, Buckenhaw, Harlequin, Corona,
Puerile's, Tambourine, Trust, Banoerdale, Tarot, Pretty
Polly, Hubert, Whitendale, Staple Oak, I by Nadel
tYltourke—Souvenir's dam, Limosma, c by Stockwell—Lady
Reel .n, Maydew, Treason. Leda, Meador, Garibaldi, by
F Mrs Goodall, oby Wild Darn—Miss As
(wrong nominaticeby Wild Ds —Mrs. Haydlon
(dead), Glenwhirry road( Tombomba( ), Haredeo(deed),
Sir William Faders (dead).
First Year of the Nunn Alma PROVICS Brume of ISO
son. each, h ft, for 3/r-olds ; cults, Bst 71b ; fillies, 8441 b;
those got by untried stallions or out of erred mares al-
lowed 314 but only one allowance. T.Y.C.—Flying
Trump Queen, Sosmander.
THU 31gliBullle PLATZ of 50 mom, given by the manline
for the City of York; 3-yr-olds, 7st ; four, Bst 31b ; fee sad
upwards, sat 1011 s; actor penalties and selling allover"
&c. One mile.—To enter at 8 o'clock on Wednesday night.
Ewrants FOB HIS MAJISTY'S PLATE of 100 guineas, for
mares ; three-yr-olds, Bst 21b ; four, *t 71b ; five, Bin ; six
and aged, 10st Ilb. (Three mike.)
Age Age Age
Caller Ou
Ladybird
Pancake
Lady Tremolo... . 6 Isterdima a Onus& 4
E.Vralls roe Tea NOMAIRTHAIIDICAP PLATS of 100 eon.,
for two-yr-olds ; winners extra. T.Y.C. Aconi, Supple,
Bob, e by Voltipar—Jest, Nolan/re, Woodbme, For-
midable, Fanliatio, Falcon, Fanfares, Princess Lours,
Corydon, The Bobber.
Tat comooirriox &salmi of 50 mom, added to a
handicap stakes of 5 sous. each ; the winner to pay 5 son.
towards express. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 44 yards.)—To close
and name by reit o'clock on Wednesday evening, and the
weights to be &eland by ten o'clock that night.
Ten Tito ISTAILIS 01 5 son. each, wish 30 added, for
2-yr-olds ; colts, 9et ; fillies and geldings, Bst 10lb ; weight
for age, with selling allowances. T.Y.C. (5 farrago 44
yards.)—To der and name by eight o'clock on Wednesday
night.

Derma roa Tax LONDE:19110600GB Cur of KO nova
Three gumtree do ails.

AB. It lb Ago alb
Itcdpole
Southport
Bernice
Cellarius 8 8 0 Staple Oak S 6 8
Tore 4 710 Bob 1 618
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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AnarniAzze, Arrounr 19.—APPoncrantarrn.—Lien-
tenants P. R. Sharpe, F. Hammond, mad J. D. P.. Hewitt,
to the Rattlesnake.

—ifmater J. W. leffalis to the Flayed, tot reimport service
at Deptford.
Acting First-Clue .itenietant Engineer J. Craven, to the
Shannon, vice Estop,

Eogioser quahfied for Charge, G. Griffiths, to the Asia,
for the Eochaotress.
Midshipmen W. A. Ewbaok, F. H. Carr, J. E. Bowly,
and Rf. J. Robilland, to the Rattlesnake.
Naval Cadet (Dominated), E. C. Moore.

PORTSMOUTH, Ammer 19.
The Black Prince, 40, Captain Wainwright is
almost complete for sea service. She will in all probability
anchor at Steamed on Thursday next. _ _

The Shannon, 35, screw frig.iite, Captain Oliver J. Jesse,
sails to-morrow for North America, and the Pacific. It is
rumoured that a grievous amount of dissatisfaction still
exists on board this frigate, which under Captain Wain-
wright's command was one of the " happiest ships" in the
service.

---Vie understand that the royal yacht Victoria and Albert
will proceed to Gravesend next week, at which place her
Majesty will embark en ruute to Germany on her intended
visit to the continent.

The Pitt, 72, coal depot, was towed from Pembroke into
this harbour to-day by the Lucifer steam •esseL The Pitt
was moored off Blockhouse.

The troop ship Himalaya, Captain lacy, having received
her stores, will proceed to Canada with the families of
officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates stationed
in that colony.

WOOLWICH, Amon 19.

ARTILLERY FOR CANADA.—Tbia morning, at ten
o'clock, the fourth fifth, and sixth batteries of the fifteenth
brigade Royal Artillery assembled on parade, and after in-
spection marched from the garrison to the Royal Arsenal,
preceded by the brigade-major and other field officers, and
the hands of the regiment, for embarkation on board the
troop-ship Remora, for Halifax and Canada. The following
officers will proceed with the force, viz :—The staff of the
brigade: Colonel J. H. Fmocklyn, C. 8., Lieutenant-Colonel
Clifford, Adjutant E. C. Vaughan, quartermsater Blair,
Paymaster D. Stewart, and Surgeon. Commanding the
fourth battery : Major Basildon, Second Captain Bolton,
Lieutenants Hennas. Lewis, and Anderson. Commanding
fifth brigade : Major J. De Harland, Second Captain Luard,
Lieutenants Pyiu and Kensington. Commanding sixth
brigade: Captain G. Williamson, Second Captain H. L.
Geary, Lieutenants Maunsell, Jones, and Nash. The
hive= has embarked, in addition to the baggage, &n., of
the force, a considerable amount of war stores, and will
leave Woolwich for her destination at an early boar to-
morrow.

A very large reduction in ordered to take place forthwith
in the several departments of the Royal Arsenal.

HEALTH OP LONDON.

It appears from the weekly return of the Registrar-
General that the total number of deaths in London in the
week that ended last Riturday was 1,228. The average
number for corresponding weeks in ten previous years (after
correction for increase of populatio) is 1.319. The deaths
actually registered last week are is by 91 than the number
obtained by calculation ; but it will be observed, that the
l►tter is raised above its normal amount by the epidemic
cholera of 1854. which at this period of the year had
made considerable progresa It may, however, be stated
generally that the health of Loudon is ►t present quite as
good as that which its inhabitants usually enjoy in the
middle of August..
The births of last week exceeded the deaths in the same
period by 426.
Last week the birth. of 826 boys and 822 girls, in all
1,648 children, were registered in London. In the ten cor-
responding weeks of the years 1832-61 the average um-
ber (ourrected) was 1,866.

DEPARTURE or THE TUSCARORA. --ThiA Federal
sloop of war sailed from the man-of-war roads, Kimptown,
at 4.30 a.m. on &today, steering in an E. by N. &maim,
and may possibly return in a day or two, probably on Satur-
day next. It is not known where ohs has gone to, bat it is
rumoured that Captain Craven would like to have an "in-
terview" with the No'aile ship that left Cork a few days
ago. The Tuscarora was thrown open to *Wore the whole
of Saturday, who were, so usual, most kindly remind by
the oakum. It is an extraordinary fact that same of her
visitors travelled from the extreme west of Ireland to see
her. It raay not be generally known that when this sloop
is going into action they can lower the whole bulwarks la
three militates, sod clear the deck to fire fore and aft with
her 100-pounders; abe would, therefore be a diagram
antegomet. All am very sorry on board that No. 290
escaped. The St. Leak is in the chops of the Charmed.—
Preentaa's Journal.

Gentlemen who require good and fashionable
Deer can depend on the hest materials and tatted Apia at
natalttnn and PE inipton'a 105, strand, opposite Knead Asa—
(Adverlieement.l