The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-10 00:00:00

SHAH FIGHT IN PANSHANGER PARK.

One of the most successful sham dghta that have
yet taken plate was executed yesterday is Penshanter
Park, Hens, the seat of But Cowper. The noble earl, It
=bad offered the me of his grounds, and had dial-
Viseouat Banelath to meet the local corps with any
totes that heoinkleollset in the metropolis. The invitation was
given, or at least accepted. at a eery short notice, otherwise
a ray large number et the Lon volunteers would no
doubt have elly seized so favourable an opportunity of
exhibiting their proems, but es It was a very considerable
body of men were brought by 11.30 a.m. to King's-crow
Station—that remarkable Duffle; whose exterior ugliness
has bees emulated with such triumphant mown
by Oilskin Punka. The railway accommodation,
it meet be ooefeseed, was extremely rude. It was con-
trived out of a number of cattle tracks, temporanly fitted
with seats ; sod when the corps fiat saw there carriages
there were slight symptoms of mutiny. Happily, however,
they wen sons quelled by the reflection that a little hard-
ship was rather desirable than otherwise, as giving the
affair a smack of real campa•atsg. And in truth it could
not be helped. Erm available carriage acceesible to the
company was wanted for the ordinary pleasure traffic of
the amen, and the superiatendon of the line had really
meth* better to offer. After all, the wont inconvenienoe
the troops had to stiffer consisted in the derisive
cheers, the cries of the Sock, and Oriel of the herd, with
which sundry bumpkins down the line expressed their sense
of the joke, as it seemed to them, of treating "the cheap
defame of nations" like so =eh predestined hotelier's meat.
The weather at starting was capricious enough. Early in
the morning it was beautifully Ems, bat as the first train
load reached the little roadside station which is sp-
purtresent to Peashanger there was a smart shower.
It very soon cleared up, however, and nothing
could be more beautiful than the day, save that, soon after
the end of the maacenvres, there wee another gentle hint
of the extreme unplementneas that might have resulted had
the unlucky volantsen been punned once more by their
usual malign forks*. There were not may spectators in
the earlier part of the day. but as the afternoon wore on
conideraide arunbers of the good people of Hertfordshire
forted their way into the park. Lord Palmerston was there
da honebeok from the very first, looking younger and more
active this ever. There were also present : Lady Palmer-
ston, the °seater and the Jodie' Florence and Adios)
Dowper, the .111101600016 of Salisbury, the Marquis Towns-
head, the East of Verdun (Lord-Lieutenanti. Lord and
Lady Deere, be. Colonel pound.Moeputy Inspector of
Volunteer,, was likewise on the

Firm Esamc Rinse.—The competition for the
Wimbledon nominations from this corps took place on
Saturday, the 7th inst. There were 68 coasFetitors, and
the ten selected, being those who made the !what scores,
were—L Major. Birt, with 20 points ;2. Private Cannata,
17; 3. Captaintrange, 16 ; 4. Corporal Riches. 16;
6. Sirgeant Davis, 15. 6. Lieutenant
et
Nixon, ; 7. Pri-
ming Day. 15 ; 8. Private Smith, Wear-Sl5
ergant
Lindsay, 14 ; 10. Private Asprey, 14. The selection of he
nominee from the corps for the St. George's Challenge
Vase took place at the same time. There were ll oom-
petitors, and the contest ended in Major Birt gaining the
nomination by a majority of one, Private Cawcutt being
second is this elm. The (ley was fine, but with the wMd
blowing a gale from the right mar.
Tess LATE VOLLUIT2II. Cover-IfARTIAL AT Livia-
rom.—The damn' e?art-eisstial lately held at Liverpool
. .

rattly.) to the eaaduet of Captain .'lifszwell, of thiisth
Liverpool Ride Volunteers, having found the ooaduet of
that officer to be " highly irregular and subversive of disci•
plies," the Lord-Lieutesant of the County (the Earl of
Sefton) has demanded hiaresignatiost

MANCHISSTES UNITY OP ODD FELLOWS.

The annual moveable committee of delegates of
t►is society assembled at the Odd Follows' Hall, Queen's-
road, Brighton, yesterday, the number present being 187.
Mr. Join; GAT& of Liverpool, GM., presided, supported
by Mr. Woodooak, of Glossop, the D.G.M.

opening the meeting the Cearemai stated that at no
period of the history of the order did it stand in each • good
position as now. In the year just pad there had been • oat
increase of nearly 19,000 mambas, and the total number of
subscribers woo 334,970. The inciume bad not only hewn in
numbers. but in funds, and he was happy to lay many
lodges had Applied to have their MOM and habilites valued,
sad showed a surplus on the credit side. To aid the ware-
twits and inform the memben in ascertaining the position of
the society, the quinquennial returns, 1336-60, had been
analysed and were now published, and such dolo-
mite would have • copy presented to him. He
bad also to congratulate them on the improved too*
of public opinion in reference to the society, and
called their attention to • oommunication received from the

International Benevolent Coogrems, in answer to which •
concise statement of the progress and position of the society
had been rendered, and it would remain for the meeting to
appoint • deputation to attend the congress on Thursday
next, to take put in the dissuasion which would necessarily
arils. He alluded in feeling terms to the death of Mr. James
Roe, ese of their oldest and most valued friends, and to the
national loss of Prince Albert. He asked them particularly 1
to observe a county court derision which settled that displace
should be determined by the society, and not in courts of
law ; and earnestly impressed upon delegates the necessity
far legal registration of ludges and districts. It bad been
necessary to make arrangements with reference to magazines,
and the attention of the meeting would be called to it ; and
iie concluded by ex in a hope that they would determine
to do the besieges before them spmdily and well.
The meeting then promeded to elect the various nib-
committees for " investigation,* new district's, reliefs, and
estimates for goods, the members of the investigation com-
mittee to examine and report upon the proceedings of the
caws and directors being Messrs. Collins (Wolverhamp-
ton), Rev../. Price (Aberdare), Sykes (Birkenhead), Adams
(Brutd), Riley (Rochdale), Houghton (Warrington), and
(]ems (Lends), sad then adjourned. In the evening the
Amities and a numerous party of friends and visitors went
to the Shoreham Gardena, and the weather was all that
could be wished. . .

—Thisday(Tureday) there will be a grand benquet in the
Town.bidk the mayor taking the chair, supported by Dr.
Hook, the Dew of Chichester, the borough and county
members of parliament, and the present oaken of the
ceder and dirodent There will Dot be a proessaioo, as was
at first attended.

THE DIHTILIMS 12( LANCABRIRE AND THE ORDER
c Diturriel.—At • numerous (annual) meeting of the dale-
odes of the °Were/ Druids, held at Liverpool yeetarday,
Orand Master Marks, who presided, gave a meet satisfactory
report of the financial prosperity of the order, which had,
be said. enabled them to mitigate in some degree the severe
distress in the manufactories districts, a fact which would,
be hoped, not be forgotten when the days of prosperity
return agate. During the past year the usual formalities
had been observed with reference to the opening of 44 new
lodges, including two in South Australia and North
America, while several thousand members had hetet added
to the order. The proceedings are expected to extend over
mewl days. The meetings are being held in the Cowart.
all Lord Nelsoa.street.
TNT OUTWARD BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAIL&
—SOUTHAMPTON. Joss 9.—Tbe Royal Rail Company's
gaegmehip Captain Woolward, sailed hence this
Sitifllool4 at three p.m., with the monthly mail. for Lisboa,
Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Moot* Video, Rumor
Ayres, Sm. Bbe took est 78 parmesan, ameagrt whoa are
Oaptain Crofton and Lieutenants lianahan, Gifford, Batboy,
Bliss, Murphy, and Miller, for Rio. The Magdalena took
oa freight—leek goid, l2ll,891.; jewellery, 3,129 f.•
French Jewellery,6,oool.; also • fall cargo of trench and
English rourchandiee.
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escadect wi reneettmes bend' the meet
wy. • ems* • hem a cat. comet derma be preemiespiltl& but
may e obliged by the aleseu ed
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1,918

SPORTING INTELLIGENOIL Tha Pinups' lltunleas of HO son., for all ages;
1 Mum bib Mrs. About five furlongs.
TATTERSALL93.—BforrixtY. Ase d lb die st lb
laentes
That all-important operation, " settling • ewer the Delft •• Vulture
commeoced this afternoon at Tattersall's, wed, as MT My Mary 3 8 9 Facto
anticipated, drew together an femme seesebiep of book- Maid of the Mist . 8 7 7 Garibaldi
makers and backers of hones. The sabseripliesmomi. the Wilford
lawn, and the yard were crowded ; and, to add totter- Harrill
sent bustle, Sir Lydaton Newnsan's yearilap wen this 6 10 --cis to Btedord .... 2
afternoon brought to the hammer in the epee devoid te
the male of blood stock. Notwithstanding the severe kalli
which the " gentlemen • have experienced by the utter de-
feat. of the favourite in both Derby and Oahe, tits.ll4ll4-
meat of accounts began promisingly in the City duns( the
morning, and was resumed most satiefeekeily at the:Corm.
Caractacua's unlocked-for victory has of course peeved
a good stroke of fortune to the members el the Ries, though
very few large speculator entirely escaped " Ar-
&lowing estimates his winnings at something over 20,0012., ;
exclusive of the stakes, which amounted to 6,5254, thouq
not " the most valuable Derby on Locoed," as announeed
a sporting weekly contemporary ; the stakes in Musjid e
year amounted to 6,7501. Hen we may take occasion to
mention that the owner of Caractrus is not, es ridiculously
stated in the Saturday Reriew, licensed victualler, of
Marylebone-lane." Mr. Snowing was originally a veterinary
surgeon, of Rugby, but ultimately directed his attention to
bookmelaug, and is well known to country gentlemee by
the " price current" which iasues for comma** teem o-
tions on the turf.
ilia connexion with the raring world be. bass moot
honourable to himself, and he has won the esteem of lb.
members of the Ring from the strict and unclevisting
honesty with which be ever conducts Mims. Mr.
flaming has a breeding farm at Watford, Hs% where,
by the bye, Polestar is at the stud, that pathos having
run snood to Vengeance with the mare for the Cesare-
witch of 1856, from which period until the last Derby
day, however, the "light blue and white cap" had
se Wm been seen in front. Several lucky winners
are reported, a majority of them owing, their good
fortune mainly to an inability to got out." or
hedge, after Omens= bad been macceedvely de-
feated in his erg gement. at Newmarket, Cheater,
and York. Among ib. backers of horses who have landed
handsome stakes we may mention Lord Bateman, about
11,0001. • Lord NV' • Baron Ninere, about 9,0001. ;
Coast Bittaliyaoy, about 4 ; Mr. W. Mundy, Mr. EX.
acid, end Mr. Coward, shoat 5,0004 The last bet laid by
Mr. Jarboe, " the Northern Leviathan," just peer to the
start, was 3,000 t. to 751., or 40 to 1, is use bet, spied
the winner! The period occupiedin "eparlag up' left
little time for speculation on coming events, but in the
intervals between paying sad receiving some bee on the
approaching Ascot meeting end the St. Leger were written
down. Foe the Aieet Cep only two were saked
after, and Asteroid, from his remit great fores
made a great favourite as 7 to 4, those odds
taken freely about him, while 4to 1 was she
about Carbineer. The St. Leger promises to be • rare
tine ram, nod from the number of cracks espied therein
it is not difficult to anticipate one of the most exciting
struggles upon record for " the Derby of the North." The
Marquis has, since the moment of the "blue ribandt
being decided, maintained the rank of first &m alts, a on-
vincing proof bow little his defeat at Epsom has depreciated
him in the eyes of his supporter, and 9 to 2 was takes sad
subsequently offered against him this afternoon. Carealsons
was next in demand, sod was backed at 5 to 1; 7 to 1 was
taken about Buckstooe. Ensign, Old Calabar, sad Wirer,
all of whom, it is affirmed by their friends, lon the Derby
by mishaps, were banked at 20 to 1 each. For the Darby of
1863 Lord Chide° was supported at 12 to 1, while a fresh
candidate was introduced in Automaton, by Ambrose—
Pocahontas, who was backed at 20 to 1. Settling upon the
Derby will be reemed UM (Tuesday) therms, when, ac-
cording to president, somata will have to be finally ad-
justed. Closing prices
THE ASCOT CUP.
7to 4 opt BUJ. Haw 's Asteroid (X
4 to 1 Lord Zetlas Carbine's. (t)
THE ST. LEGER.
9 to 2 apt Hoe. & Hawiess' Xsequie ea)
sto 1 Mr. Sowing's Gunetemg(tand
to 7 1— Mr. Merry's &anew (a
100 to 7 Sir Hawley's Argonaut a)
20 to 1 Mr. Gordon's Johnny Asmaereug (t)
20 to 1 Lord Stamford's Ensign (t)
20 to 1 Mr. R. Naylor's Caterer (t)
20 to 1 Sir R. linikeley's Old Oisiatar (5 sada)
500 to 90 Mr. J. Sooty. lot (t)
10 to 1 A t and St. AleM (t)
DERBY, 1863.
12 to 1 apt Mr. Hied's Lord Qildeni (t)
20 to 1 Lord Exeter's Ante:meow (I)
SALE OF THE MAIIHEAD (KR LYDSTON NEW-
MAN'S) YEARIJNOS AT TATTERSALL'S—Moms;
Julie 9.
Sir Lydaton Newmen's yearlings, 13 in number, wee poi
up to auction et Hyde-park-owner, yesterday, by Yuen
TattereaU, and the sale attracted a strong revoke of owners
and trainers of horses. All the Isle, witk one sinede excep-
tion, found purchasers. A majority of the recta's ww
got by that promising young Ire, Gums di Vero and
the twelve lots knocked down showed an enrage of ;bout
160 guineas each. Tbe highest-wind yearling of the sale I
was Flower Girl, a handsome filly by Gamma di V arty, eat
of Botany, who fetched 400 guineas, sad who will go late
Woolcott's stable at Salisbury to be braised. The fenowing
is a int of prices realised, with the names of the
or gentlemen to whom the " lots" were kunined Cr4lirrs
FloJ.
Woo loottwer Girl, be f by Gamma di Vergy—Balany Go.
()
The Belle of the amass, be f by Gems di Vera—
The Belle (Lord lisndlealleas) 320
Sir John, tw c by Gems di Vagy—Olpapies (Lard
17xmrs
Mamboed, be e by Gomm di Velly-11 Malboanis
mars (J. Woolson)
Leila, be fby Games di Verge—a Liverpool mere
(J. Wooloott)
King Oungs, bc by Meg Tom—Seer Weekeet) l3O
Devonia, be f by Gamma di Veep—Primes (J. Wool-
Gott)
Yelverton, be c by Gamma di Vergy—Doosptive (Mr
Baldwin)
Alrei:pnroOon, eh o by Gamma di Vergy or Xusniallo—
t (Nr. Fashught
Victoria Craw bc by Loup Genoa—Medal (J. Wool B6
00kt)
Quick March, be f by Gamma di Vesper Teddinglo
mare (J. Wooloott) 52
Retaliation, eh f by Veepance—Ventre-a-terre (Mr
Hunt)

PROGRAMME OF WYE RAMS.
steward.: The Bad of Winchibee, the Vieteoat BR VW-
oestoad Str 0. Hoeywood, Bart,

A RailritOLP 410 sow. wok, -k; ft, with 50 added by the
Stewards, for 3-yr-olds sad nom* • winners after lane
6, at 10 a.m., 51b ; twice, nb exus. 11 mile and 110 yards.
Age st lb AV et 11)
Wild Rose 6 9 0 Shipwreck.
Necromancer 4 8 0 Bryn Gwyn 3 6 9
Don John
Furious
Duke olCagsbaidge.. 3 7 0 Warrener . 6 7
Mermaid - ... . 4 011 John °Vaunt
Tss OLIMIGH Town Swan, a sweepstakes of 5 saes.
each. 2 ft, to go to the food, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ;
colts, Bst 71b ; fillies and geldings, Bet 41b; a winter once,
41b ; twice, 81b extra. Three...vane:o of • mile and 90
yards.—Grand Visior, by Vanderinetila (bought at Tatter-
July 16, 1861, as out of Gipsy, by Old Sultan), a by
The Dangerous Woman, o by Wild Darrell—
Noe Mountain Back, The Idea, by Hesperns—Peli-
thou, Bodworth, Louise Bonne, Selection, Witch of Radon
A Sinzsgragsa of 4 sova each, with 25 added by the
South Rasters Railway Company ; 2-yr-olds, 7st 31b ; three
9st 31b ; four, 104 71b ; lOst 13Ib • six and aged, list
31b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; ;arta& paNdika sad
selling allowances. One mile.
A SWISPerrALS6 of 3 KM. each, with 20 sada ; &r-
-aids, 7st 101 b ; four, 131 b ; five, 9st 51b ; six and ag•ed,
9st 81b ; m and `allowed 31b; winners extra ; selling allow-
ances. One mile and a half and 110 yards.
A Simarwraasa of 2 soya each, with 15 added ; 3-yr-
olds, 9st • foe; lOst 31b ; five, Mt 105 ; and aged,
list ; and g allowed 3lb ; winners extra ; allow-
ances; gentlemen riders allowed 61b. One mile.
All horses for the lest three sweepstakes most be entered
(in writing), and stakes paid to the ownesittee, on or before
eight o'clock in the evening, on Tuesday. June 10, when the
colours of the Jockey' mast be declared. Three horses, the
property et different pereons, to start for each raft, or the
added money will not be given.

PROGRAMME OF ORIILIIMFORD MEMING.
Stewards: The Earl d Stasthmere, 0. Aleameder, Dm.,
Major Bringhtust, D. Cleric Seq. Julia Mr. J.
P. Clark, Newmarket. a/ tie Course : %Is=
Banco, Chelamford. Starter Mr. Thomas
Northamptee.

INIDII/BD•i.

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THE WILT= Cup. 314 6/7 30 eon. the rest in specie, b 7
ruhacriptiea of 10 sows. each, ft, eons.,
3 if declared ; da-
mns extra ; gentlemen riders ; professionals 61b extra. One
mile and a MU. (lam) dlb Age st lb
Oleam
4 o ow
. ° 3 P 7

81,4,0

Too. : :

$ 9
.9

4. )0 f Peter the Revak .. a paid

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~, ... •• • - -
TBs B/8181111A1086.42 of 10 sews. each, 5 th, aad 2 only
if declared, with 100 added ; winners extra. One mile.
(38 mho)
Age Ae et
Wild BAWD. 51b az.) 6 et
9ln S Strike
Gibraltar 6 8 2 Keane Ort. Met) ..
Nemo& (la. alba* 4 8 0 Bolero
Gleam 4 718 litho
Irladi.in.thaPas .... 6 7 11 Real Jam it
Manton (la. 91k ex).. 4 7 9 Yeasas 1
Caftan
4 7 8 CertillesBB
.

Oontectionsr 5 7 6 Freasteas
South Laniashlre ... 6 7 2 Dewar 2 5 1

Thee...

4 612 Alba II 67

Shipwreck 4 6 9
Tim Cur STAXIS a/ 50 on., added to • liduadiotp of 10
son. ow* 3 ft. ; willows extra. Two Wm.
MO st ID AA A 11)
Dedelbeila
Stanton
Flirtation
Adreata_ _ 4 7 I_. _ _ ___

THI GIIAT BADDOW TWO•YEAWOLD STAKES Of 10 MOM
each, It ft, with 50 added ; oohs, Bsl 10Ib ; fillies, Bst 71b;
°erten peaelties sod allowances ; (19 subs)
Water Kelpie, De Howbmy, De Conroy, Yellow Dachas,
Peradado, by Daniel O'Rourke, dam b Stump ; f by
Risgstos—Datab„ Geld Dart, I by mime,
Strawbeny Hill, Overture, Peeks, by Yews Melbourne—
Excitemest, Avenger, dam Habeas ; le Savoie, Foatesoy,
Stedbolt, Barchettras, by relioa—Oymba ; Iby Stockwell
—Hawk'o-eye's dam ; Video* Kin of Utopia.
Tin GALLZTWOOD ammo of S son. each, with 30 added ;
3.yr-olds, 7st 9lb ; threat 9st 9lb ; four, 10A 71b ; dye and
upwards, Hat lalb ; Who. alloweams, &a. Three/marten
of a mile. To cdo, sod dame at the Saraesu'! Heel lon,

a;ir;l7Ord:
evening.