The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-19 00:00:00

MILITARY.

The review of the troops in garrison at Woolwich. which
was to have taken place yesterday, did not come off ts the
great disappointment of some thousands of spectators who
thronged to Woolwich for the purpose of witnessing it. It
must be remarked that orders had been lamed some days
previous for the troops to assemble on the common, but that
the countermanding of these orders had never been made
known. A correspondent says "It is justly complaised
that whenever any grand field ,)ay takes place the fact is
kept secret from the public, the orders not being promul-
gated till late on the eveninf prec ding, but it iatoo bad that
the public shoutd be gulled into the belief that a grand
tatty demonstration is intended when nothing of the kind
ultimately takes place. It is that the object of the pre-
sent ruse was to draw away the crowds who were expected
to mumble in the parks, but surely it is not necessary to
carry the hos: to such an unwarrantable extent. Those who
arrived at Woolwith early in the day were forednate enough
to witness the evolutions of the field batteries and the Royal
Horse Artillery which were out at practice, and, later in the
day, the gentlemen cadets were inspected and went through
their exercises."
DEVONPORT, iCSE 16.—The half-yearly inspection of the
enrolled pensioners, which was commenced on Monday last,
is not yet terminated. The soldierly and smart appearance
of the veterans on parade this day (Saturday) was a matter
of admiring observation to many spectators. The annual
inspection of the R•tyal Marines, by Major-General the Hon.
Henry Murray and Cul. Owen, the Deputy-Adjutant, will
commence on Thursday r eat.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
9 to 2 agst E.sedatius (t) I 12 to 1 agst Woolwich
10 to 1 Kelrate 12 to 1 Montague
Not half a down bats Laid.
Montague
PLATE.
1 to 1 agst Executor 1000 to 10 aget Camphine
12 to 1 Tout•tit
Cowed' Is reported to hare broken down.

GGODWOOD CCP.
4 to 1 apt Tadmere (t) 14 to 1 art Comm (t)
Canezou wee hacked for several hunteed pounds at S to 1,9 to 2,
and 4 to 1.
GOODWOOD STAKES.
12 to 1 agst Plaudit 20 to 1 mast linrup;pe
14 to 1 Pernbill 23 to 1 Collingwood (t)
15 to 1 Toptiana 23 to 1 it. Antonio (t)
160 to 6 Clermont (t 14 to 1) 25 to 1 Heller Shelter (t)
20 to 1 Chanticleer 40 to 1 GL-elle(10,000 to2oo t)
Plaudit was backed in several Tuners at 11 and 14 to 1. Very
1 litee done on the ocr favourites._

ST. LT:0E11.
500 Even laidou The Flying Dutchra.ka agst the field, the farhirite
having the call.

DERBY.
Ato 1 agat The Italian (t and 40 to 1 agst John &Brent (t Jr
aft ofd) aft °MB
20 1 Pitsford (t freely) 40 I Windhound
28 —1 Cyprus (t and aft 50 t Odin (t)
offd) 2000 —35 a by Charles
30 I Penang (0 XIL out of the
80 I William the Con- Iliad (t)
gueror (t and aft 1000 —l5 Tonletillas win-
offd) Bin July Stakes
33 1 Compass (t) and Derby (t)
33 1 Moult= (t)
Pitaford, Cyprus, Iloultan, and John o'Groid ware backed
for the most money. Pitsfurd was in great force.

CRICKET.

SURREY WITH BOX AND HILLYER v. ALL
ENOLLND.

This match commenced yesterday at Leads, at the close of
which day the play stood as follows ;
SCILIMT
Martingell, Chatterton, b Whalen
Bracknell, c Baran, a Ltllpwhite 5
linlyer, b Dean
Box, e Chatterton, b Lillywhite 1
Cheater, e King, to Doan
N. Peels, EM., b Litlywbite
b Lillywhite
C. K. !tsars, Esq., b Doan
W. Banunerstry, raq" Lillywhite
Heath, not out
Sherman, e King, b. Lilly white
Byes 4, wide 1

133 11
Au. EXOLLXD.
Dean, b Sherman. 0 C. Emes, Esq., 0 Mx, b
A. 11x38.Eq., 1 11111 ya 19 Sherman l5
Chattertun, b 1111Iyer 4 Clark, b Cbester
Mb, b Ilillyer
.... ... . .
Parr, b Sherman 7 Lillywhite, lint out 0
T. IL King, Esq., ellarthigell, 3
Byes 7, wide 1
b 111llyer
A. liynn, Esq., b amber 43
I The mica wu to be

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