The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-23 00:00:00

HIDER.-THIS DAY.

LIBADIXIALL.—The follovriorr are tbo prises:-56111
84Ibs , Bfd. ; 641 b. to 721b5., Btd. to 4d. ; 7216. to BOn%.
4d. to 414. ; 801 b. to 88Ibs., 4td. to 414. ; 8816. to 961111.,41d. to bd. Horse bides, Bs. Calf Maas, light, 2s. Od,
3s. Od.; full, 6+. Bd.
BIANONDSZT.—Downs, et. Od. to Ts. Bd. ; Lembo,
2s. 6d.to 3s. Bd.; Sbeatiings, Is. to 1,. Id.

THE GUARDS.—This morning, in consequence of
the fiLC4OIII of the weather, the Guards for the duty of tie
day were marched to the parade in St. James'a-Park, if
mediately in the rear of tho Horse• Guards, where, having
hens !waded and inspected, they were trooped in the pro-
mace of the Ssld-elllzer of the day, the band of the Cold•
stream Guards performing several favouri,e aim After the
military dist l.y, the line was formed, and the several
guards told off, when the men were marohed to their ro-
mp. cave pests. This military spectacle will be retested
every morning (weather permitting) during the summer
months.

CELEBRATION OF PEACE AT PORTMOUTIL—The
' restliat.oo of peace will be ceebreted is the fleet and gee-
rho° at Portsmouth, on the 29th, in a very spirited
the remotest and their lazal reoreeentatives (Vioe-Ad!
mlrsl Bir George Seymour and Maja,Cienistal Breton, haw
ing not.fled their willinaame to ate in the in the densonstra-
! ties. A promenade, decorated with Bags of all nations, and
other appropriate devices, will be formed be'ween • lies of
booths on S utheeencommont having • triumphal column
erected as a trophy at the east end, on which the Nem
of the allies, surmounted by the Royal stendatd, will
be displayed. The esplanade will be dressed is flags.
Major G. I Bretol will parade the troops in the seriatim
on Booths's common at noon, where they vatic, the /ea&
joie, instead of within and upon the walls of the fortress, ea
heretofore. At 1 o'clrek tl e fleet at t piltead and in Porta-
mouth harbour will Hee a rend general salute, with
ships dressed. The bands of the various regiments in car-
rims and the Royal Marines will be stationed at venial
points on the common and esplanade, snd pla during the
afternoon and evening. Athletic gam. fur the troops and
populace will be arranged. The promised° sad triumphal
column will be brillian.ly illuminated. At 9 o'clock in the
seeniag the fleet at Spiihead will be illuminated as on the
ovation of the let* review by the Queen. A Pawl Coyle,
of liar:rite on tie common, with bonfiree. *a, will 11011-
elude the festivities of the day. A committee, preeideal
over by the Mayor, are makirg the neciparry preparations
for reticles into effect tee shone resolutions.

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ENCEMBIRED ESTATES COURT, DOBLIN.—ThiI
ostensive estates of Mr. Nirtiliam Hoary Gregory, situate 1
eounty of Galway, ere to be toll in the Eoeunabered Estates'
C.,wrt in January neat. The propetty is believed to be ono
of the beet circumvented in the west of Ireland. The
mall is over 6,0001. a•y+■r.

MILITARY Cum Housg.—A moat disgraceful
sane was enacted a f-w nighte sinew at the Hibernia*
United Service Club, in St. Supberee-grau, the actors la
1 which were officers in a distinguished cavalry regiment.
The origin of the riot, for ouch it wig, is not clearly
keown outside the club, but it was states that dishes,
plater, sod gloss were dashed to p eras in the
diniag-room, where a large party had been sum-
bled, sod that the futmture fern no 1 otter at
the heads cf the rioters. Thu day (Atoning there was •
meeting of the club held to take the conduct of the of
fenders into consideration, and &resolution vast passed r•-
(Italia,' the letter to atone for their misconduct by the tat-
der of an ample apology. The demand, it is said, we. com-
plied with by some of the junior tfficen, but was peremptorily
resisted by the ringleaders of the brawl, includiast outs
gentleman holding the rink of a field officer. Anotlet
rowing of the members of the clubs has since been held la
decide open the propriety of expelling the netnews, sad
on a ballot being token their eapuleioa was voted by ea
overwhelenieg maioritv—there heing but four diatntiente.
Lord Seaton is ea (Ado ',resident of the club, and it is
hardly probable the* the effsie will terminate at this stage.
—Dublin correopondut cf the Times.

THE RAILWAY FORGEKIES.—The trial of Knight-
loot will take place at the next commission of oyer sad
tereniner. which epees at D.ibl a on the 18th of June.
The pre.tlins judges will be Mr. Juttioa Moore and Mr.
Jostles Keogh.

THE BOLT COAT.—The Massager de la Choral
says "It is known that our S Moir wore, accordion to tkw
aurora of the Jewe, three presents—a tunic. • robe, and $
cloak. His cloak was divioid on Golgotha, his Lib, is as
Troves, end his tunic, which the Virgin May wove f r him,
is at Aigreteeb, two leagues Iron Peril. According to •
firmly intablialted traiition, the h ly robe wu brought from
Constantinople to the welt of EGTOpP, and it is to Charle-
magne that this • reamers is due. St. Gregory, of Tours, in
his Glory of the Martyrs,' ways : TMtunic without •
seem was brought to France in the relic of Cherlemando,
sad placed in the convect of Argenteuil, where his swim
and daughter were none.' In all times the robe has boss
held in great veneration." To the above story, repeated hi
the Univers, the paws objects that St. Gregory, of Timm
lied 147 yeen before Charlemagne was born.