The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-25 00:00:00

WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

OM )LICTSTO 7211101 A
MIDDLEHAM.

The followie, are ezpeetsd to leave here for Goodwood:-
21'0er Zito, Lord of the Huns, Clarissa it, 2 yrs, rhyselis e,
2 era, Maid of Masks= o, Lady Tattoo, laisagsassr, Red
Mats sad Mac

ALDIESHOTT. Detachments of the let Royal
Regiment sad the 17th left Portsmouth yesterday evening
• Aldershou. The 90th lauded from her Majesty'. ship
Quest yesterday morning sad proceeded to Aldershott,
whither tbe head-quarters of the 42nd Highlanders and
, five *meanies of the 19 h Regiment proceeded in the after-
noon. Aldershott camp being now full, the 97th Regiment
has to be provided for at Portsmouth. The 34th Reginuat
move from Aldershott to Glasgow ; the 93rd from the mme
camp to Dover ; the 6th Dragoons ditto to Shorncliffe, and
A. 18th to Dublin.
THE Benin' FOREIGN LEGION.—FOBT9HOUTG,
JULY 24.—Thirteen hundred man of the British Foreign
Legion have during the week been encamped in a new
asap at Browndows, about four miles distaat from this gar-
rison, ea the Gosport side. The rot is best iadiested by
describing it as on the banks of the &lest Water, imme-
diately opposite Osborne House, of whleh a ins view Is to
be obtained from the camp ground, whilst the camp Gael(
must be plainly discernible from that marine residence of
her Majesty. The c imp is entirely one sf canvas tents, the
only thing like edifloe being the canteen, which is situated
at the en terns end. Tee tents are the areal cram
supplied to the army, each giving accommodation to 12 men.
The grouted is well situated for the health of the men, being
dry sad elevated, so as to be swept by the tea bleu, whilst
the c +entry at Its rear teepee. An showier:it supply of ex-
oelkat water has been sectored from wells which ham been
sunk. Some 6,000 men are intended to be usembled here;
other regiments of the German Legion being dilly troweled
to arrive. The camp, it is reported, will be a permanent
one, bet whether it will be so for regiments of the German
Legloo or of the British army. is not yet known. Tim
senior officer at present is Colonel Dickson, emanundant of
the Swiss portion of the British Foreign Legion. The
troops now stationed at Browndown are that's who within
the put few days have bees reported as having arrived
from the East.
RIGID ADHERENCE TO a PEACE PRINCIPLEd."—
The MatscAuter Guardian says : —Last Friday we stated
that Edward Smith, Esq., of Fir Vale, near Ethelield, a pro-
minent member of the Society of Friends, bad recently been
robbed oa several occasions to • serious amount, and that he
declined to give any information to the polies likely tr lead
to the detection of the robbers. On Friday last. • woman
named Ann Heat was charged, before the Sheffield magi-
strates, with dealing a quantity of old iron from Mr. Smith's
manalutery, whisk is now unoccupied. The woman bad
beta seen taking the iron by a person residing near the pre-
mises, sad was given in charge without the knowledge of
Mr. Smith. She was remanded, for the attendants of some
of Mr. Smith's servants to Mesta, the property; and she
was again brought up on Tuesday, when it wet muted that
the had twice before been detected committing depredatioas
OR the same premises. The chief constable, however, stated
that Mr. Smith did not wish the woman to be punished, and
she was thereupon discharged.
ERECTION OP A NEW CHURCH NEAR THE METRO-
POLITAN CATTLI MARKET —Yesterday, at a Court of
C immott Council. Mr. G. &smell, in the absence of Mr.
Harrel!, moved t• That the sum of 106/. be greeted by thja
court towards the erection of • new church on tie earth-
iest side of the Metropolitan Cattle Market, between the
Caledonlan-road sad the Cite Prison." The motion was
euppyrted be Deputy Lott, and opposed by Mr. De Jersey,
who, is moving the previous gelation, said that the mart
had already negatived a motion of • eimila, character made
some time sines. Alderman Lowrance trussed that the
modes would be rejected, on the ground that voting a gun
,f money towards the erection c f the church, would be a
very bad precedent. Mr. T. H. Fry unesetly peeeseleil
guest the motion, w`tich woe lo.t be • lame majority.
CRYSTAL PALLOR ONE SHILLING DAY. —•
JOLT 24.—Adiailid0011 on payments 8,661;
di▪
tto by mein tickets, 666. Total volL.re, 9,316.