The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-30 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1860.

VICTORIA CROSS GALLERY, Egorptian
2a limaally. OPZN DAILT, from 10 tvi T.Admis-
sion L. AMAMI* l'orkslis. LW. Dammam Veg.. a the
'Webs Puss Mae* dr* Asia el iisriag owl chivalry: =WY
lb din lalsellsoklidoweL Illrindits two notional spool*. SDP
W•F amid iristarp4 - JAL DODD. DlowetorT•

ARGYLL KOONS, Orer* Windmill-streak
ileradmx umestim te Act dParliament.—
NOTTCI—A SALOON bleed to this
twaiteelft Id& the molter= BAND,
ocadasied Ism loamotte, 4`gteleetre to the karster
Napalms. Om et o'clock. Asinksioa.

VIKILDINGB with window. the sight from
wtdm Meow by walls or other miOtly ohJecta may
ban tbe laseati taabirred by DIAPWANIA, or tbs. art of
tablab ale hod woolly aaltaitie for
Mardi 40.
Beet et hoenether was tar AL Book of !tains
215122421•1222115. • bentiono aposkaaa at the art adapted to
itsel=.4.doers basin at A. IUiItION and Co's.
eels 2,
les4s. sod Rotel L Arcata at ds :
Moan. 1141/11111r, 11T11011.1*, and 10111112.

NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER
sod ANTILOP= walk AIMS, MET, or
II rrIAId—
sODiIGI:69 oupetiororoomplald adhesive ANTRIM/ Id. per
ES: oniso-lold not*, Ai dos, I. oldies be IL ; Wok ditio,
Ivo Rakes far IL : sodasfoolscap. es. pot row ; sermon
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rod IrAKPID Is SILVIO., with ARILS or CWT Is Es LOA
M ariAARGTLATI ERGANTLT INGRATE) sad NI
GARDA IRE/TM for AL 61.—peens, at WERT
sooateinor womb., usetairmet. two
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—7l•7=lB.—Nio Invilloos unison.

TIAVIZSON'S EVERLASTING TEETH,
A! at Nish mintage beards mg each arbdrabie K that
Wm* aggears to have made goad the ravages of time,
• abaligat, at lea per tooth. whisit price eon only be e=
rmi vs - Davidessis Lipid SzllOkei. tor atop.
tooth wl b num* whits, and lasts for
wee. tram Tea Mx. Wag Wand. Loudon,
over lie flakes Telegrigitellee. tree. Dom*
the betetg peek two stamps.

MAP el EUROPA Rise S feet 8 inches by 3 feet.
111110 the ILLURTRAIRD TIMMS of July 7 wt h be hosed
•WV Ong meet beautifully e wed MAP of MtatOPX, without
with Ille Mop of Loudon and end Wales already pub-
lished la nomalen with this Journal.
This kW), to the grew
Wigs de Wig& ite erpense has been spared. has been engraved
from ha: Whorftles, and will be printed on a stout
thsetet .he swim to (leanly to ihat used tor the Maps
=sew prim of It. including the number of the
wig le et • Wangled. to go free by peek ed.
Order. Mier: Been to the. spots at least a week before the
day of palalkstlon.--2. Catherine-street. Strand.

SPORTING.

IPSWICH RACES.-FRIDAY.

TEE COI:WTI Manaus' PLATE (Handicap) of 50 lon.
Winners extra. Half a mils.

Mr. 1M;;;IT Maypole—, by Sweetmeat, s yea, rot 11Mb
(A. TArrards) 1
Mr. &Adding's f by Antocrat—Gftlyflower, Syys, &A Is4b
(T. Traub) 2
Mr. Ram Mtratamaa, 3 yrs, bet 11th (Deasy) 3
The fallowing also nu :—Bmightshridse, Todweeth, ad
Sailor.

Tat Wzorwit Coy of 100 eon. by etthecription of
lb sem. emelt, 10 ft, and only 6if eleaiind. Winners extra ;
Mig..riders ; profuniansh, Mb eke. One mile and a
1(10. oak.)
Mr. & /mob's e by Oollignelene—Oinime, II pie. net Sb
41bastrai
:
Mr. Angers The Greek. 4 yrs, lbet Wr. IdLowarde
Joitetre Mar of A 01•0. aged. eat alb (hie. Olb
entiag ne Ones) II
Twit Derincw NtrIUMMT HANDPCAP of 10 sm. each, 5 ft,
with CO added : for 2-yreidg Three-quarters of a mile.
Mr. C. Devon'il confidence by Ovine, Tat Sib
itlwarda; w.o.
Mr. Gibbs' Morella saved his slake, sad Mr. Devon and
Mr. Fleming divided the forfeit&
Tilt 001:NFT OF SUFFOLK CUP &FAIN, by subecriptiaa
of 10 erns. each, weight for age. certain peamdtite and allow-
ances the wiener to be mkt ter 0001 Two miles. (5 sobs.)
Lad W. lewskitts baliwke y Weeithurbk, • TAM vlb
ix Rogers) tea
Mu TOWN STALLS of 25 son., added to a oweepateltea of
idea 3 sows.eeeh. Optional adliag weights. Three-quarters el a

Mr. Floeslogs Chelmsford by Alarm, 2 yes (1.601.). 2st
(DaWY/ 1
Mr. Aster's Tadworth, 3 yrs 30/ '. 7st 31b ..!A Edwards; 2
Mr. Temlng's linalslll, 2 yrs 1:01 . 7st ;lllbberd) 3
Mr. Goddlog's fby A aterrat-0111ytlower, t yrs IN . fat 71b
(T. Preiscbbi 4
Mr. flues. Stratums 3 yr' 305. ~ TA 31b 11.427
Mr. O. Isnides's Antrim, a yrs )135.)„ MSS (tar 74 as I
6
Ran MaJtarr'll Mtn of 100 (Wafts ; tbreeir-o(Maeida,
Tat Tlb ; kw, 94 ; he, 94 61b ; ail sad aged, 94 91b.
wo adisa.)
Ma. C. Deves's ladagendeuee, by Harkins's'', 4 yrs, est
(J. Goatee) 1
Mr. Jesega MAW, 3 yr% 74 710 J. Daley) 2
Mr. Iwtadafra WeMberbeert, 3 yrs, 74716 A &Ward*, $
Mr. Builey's fleMtareake, $ pm, NI flta trin7) 4

BITTING AT XATICHISTIKR-FRIDAT.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
II In 1 opt Wooth(t)arbood(t)
11 to 1 Aston
12 to 1 Adam lion (t)
GOODWOOD 8T
6 to 1 opt Gridiron (t)
14 to 1 Stapirion (t)
14 to 1 Tarim (t)
ICO to 6 Avidastho (t)
20 to 1 Foodorowita (t)
25 to 1 Ormorript (t)
MS to 1 Optimist At)
MI to 1 Buniblo Sao (t)
sr. LEGER.
3 to 1 apt Thorinuiby (1)
4to 1 The Wizard (t)

BUCKINGHAM BALACK JUNI 22.—This day had
audience of her Majesty Seozed Mohamed ICI Shames, on •
special embeasy from the Emperor of Morocco, aecomps-
wed by &toyed al Hadj Abilerrahman el Ajre as
tertiary and councillor, and by the Said Afrag
ease ; to which audience they were introduced by Lord
John Russell, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Lieutennut-Crenend the
Hon. Sir Edward CALA, K.C.H., bee Majesty's Muter of
the Ceram:oaks.. —Cktretle.

WAR Ornca, Jome 29.—The Queen hoe been
' awnael• pleased to give orders for the appointment of
' ten:Mt-General Sir Charles Yorke, HAIR., Military
Secretary to his Royal Highnees the General Commanding-
la• Chief, to be an Grainier,' Member of the Military Division
of t►e Pint Clam, or Knights Grand Cross, of the Most
Beeeetsble Order of the Rath.—Gazette.

T the weekly meeting
of the executive committee Mr. Man presided. Mr. White.
buret, Mr. Sydenham Nods., Mr. fit, Mr. Bontems, Mr.
L Maitre, Mr. noires, and the Rev. W. H. Bonner, were
present. A second letter from Mr. Chisholm was mad,
cues smug interesting and satisfactory particulars of the
working of the ballot in Australia. Mr. Whitehnrst called
the adenines of the committee to a notice of motion gives
by Mr. Wyld, M.P. (for Tuesday, 10th July) fee leave to
introduce a bill Maker and amend the law, and practice
regulating the Wan; of votes at elections, which ended
considerable ilieruoion, and the committee at length re-
solved that should Mr. Wyld's bill contain a provision for
taking votes am die plan now pursued is the Australian
colonies, it will deserve the beat support of all the marlin-
nientary friends of the ballot, sod the committee would
therefore urge upon their friends in the constituencies the
importance of calling the attention of their members to the
sub ject.'
PROPOSID TnaAT TO RAGGED-SCHOOL CHILDREN.
—A few gentlemen met on Thursday seem* at Gresham.
house, Old Broad street, for the purpose of forming a emir
mitten to get up a grand festival for the raggedeehool
children. Mr. G. L. Worth was elected chairman, and he
stated that it was proposed that the festival should be bold
about the end of JOY, on the estate of the Muswell•kill
Lead Company. Mr. Modernism, the banker, bad pro-
mised 100 f. to meet the expenses, sad Lord Shaftesbury
and other influential gentlemen were favourable to the pro-
ject. After a long conversation a committee was appointed
to solicit the co-operation of the Ragged School Union. It
wee stated that the number of children or young pencils
who would be iavited to the festival would be 25,000. It
was also stated that this large gathering would be partly
emposed of meeribirs d the Shoe-black Brigade and in-
mates of retnu/add _ _

Naw Crows 1111 AT benMeow. —Yesterday after
nom the frandation skim d a sow Musa at Homey rim
dedicated to et. limy, mad err& in therrish of Islington,
was laid by Yr. X. C. L. Dama, the beaker, in thisintpre.
raced Lard away, Lard 0. J. em Ism& et.
moes of Me Boma of Oseamisea, XL Bohan bury,
Yr. J. Ongalsona, this Sm. Dail Wawa, X A., I
Mom of Idiergtem sad • bey wiinitheo of the parochial
elargysosa. IL. Boma relation tL oweanwy of laying
the sane, after spend rayon bed ham 181111 by the Rm.
Dsaisl Wilom ; anddebars woes dammed, enema&
Lord
Mbswy, Yr. Benton, X.P., mad arresal load
A sew siaireh, dedicated to he. nom% i•
ord-rustl, in the ssme parish, has just bola or..
plated at a coot of 4,2012., sad will be conseadoil on the
12th of July by tit* Bishop of London.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, JtII 29. —PROMOTIONS AND AP-
raormorra.—easismat-PAyroaster J. T. Lyme, to the
el=t-Surpowl D. M'Carthy, confirmed in the Eme-
rald ; and J. ?ramble, confirmed in the Melpomene.
Secretary's Clerk J. N. Robison, to the Monarch.
Midahipman Lord A. P. Clinton, to the Melpomene.

PORTSMOUTH, Jcint 29.
The Eagle, 50, sailing frigate, will, it is said, be
anntioned in Southampton Hater, aa a training or school
The
Barrer 51, mew Mgr*, Captain Donald
Madura*, bearing the flag of Sir Thomas Maitland, riled
'the afternoon for the Pacific to Mire the Ganger., 84,
hearing the tag of Rear-Admiral Soma

THE NESTING Of TAN NATIONAL RIFLE

IMOCIATION.

The following is the official programme of the
ceremony to be amnesic, the occasion of the inaneguratioa
of the first prise meeting of the National Rile Assospiatima
on Wimbledon Common, on Monday, the tad July, 1800
Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince Consort, the
Prince of Wales, and the meridiem of the royal family, will
leave Buckingham Palace at_g_gnarter baton delesk, bs
Minn the nerd eassimpec the royal part74ol be
escorted by a atplaheb esat► et Met cavalry, 'and will pro-
ceed by the following route :—Aerme the Ptmlleo filespen•
stool:midge, through Batteresaliark, by Wsusdaworth, and
through the Wimbledon-park road to the Queen's entrance
at the enclosure on Wimbledon Common. Her Majesty
will arrive at Wimbledon at half-put 3 o'clock precisely,
and will be received by a guard of honour. The president
and council of the emaciation will be present to mauve the
Queen.

Her Majesty and the loyal party passing through the
esyal teat, will take their places in the front of the dds,
4rlien the addresses from the president and the council of
tanziation will be read to the Queen and his "Royal
the Prince Cowart by the Right Hon. Sidney
Siebert, M.l'., her Moiety's Secretary of State for War ;
to which her Majesty and his Royal Highness will gra-1
*sully reply.
The bands of the Goer& will be massed within the en-
closure.
After the preaentation of the addresses, her Majesty and
court, proce.led by the members of the council of the
tion, will advance to the firing point, at 400 yards
sage from the first target, when her Majesty will fire the
Int rifle, and declare the prise tneeeting opened.
A royal salute of 21 guns will be tract
- Her Majesty and the royal family will then retire to the
royal tont, and entering the royal carriages will drive along
the line of firing points, and leave the enclosure on the
opposite side of the Common.

The volunteers entered to compete for the Queen's prise
will be paraded before her Majesty.

Every volunteer corps has been invited to send a certain
%amber of their beet shots, in proportion to their force.
leery corps of 500 may send 4 ; those between 600 1114
300 milky select 3 ; those below 300 and above 100 sray
pate 2 ; those less than 100 may be represented by 1. The
prism to be shot for by these volunteers are 20 Whitworth
dies, each of the value of 25 guineas, fitted in elk cases
complete ; the beet shot of the 20 will also receive the silver
nodal of the association. The distances will be 300, 500,
sad 600 yards; ; the rifle to be =ode the long Enfield of the
government pattern of 1853. Each competitor will be
slowed five shots at each of these three ranges ; andtheprims
will be adjudged according to the number of points lade.
Al the firing is to be according to the rules of the Myths
Eloiaool of Musketry. t here will also be five money prime,
owe of 1001.. and four of 251. each ; them prises are gives
be Mr. Oye, in sinniainisratiop of the Voivpite, r as
11G 710 of Ififcrlait iefroVenTicartien Theatre.

The winners of the 20 prize rifles, and the next best 20
shots, have another competition offered them that will prove
which is the best where all must be good. Her Majesty
gives the grand or "Queen's Prize" of 2501., to which the
association adds he gold medal. This prize will bring
out the " double first" of the contest, as the 40
highest on the list will compete for it among them
selves, at distances increased to SOO, KO, and 1,000 yards.
The next prize indicates great confidence on the part of the
Association in the skill of the volunteers, or that kind of
courage that can dare failure for the sake of gaining experi•
sacs. It is " open to all comers of all nations " and nearly
200 crack shots of Switzerland have notified their intention
to enter the lista against our countrymen. There are four
prises of 201., 301., 401., and 501. thus open to the competi-
tion of the foreigner. This prize,we should add,is in amount
somewhat conditional on the state of the fund. from sub-
scriptions and entrance money. Another prize of 1001. is
given by his Royal Highness Prince Albert ; and the Duke
of Cambridge gives 501. to be shot for with breech-loading
rifles at the longest ranges. Altogether the value of the
prizes will be above 2,0001.
The ground selected for this trial of skill is Wimbledon-
common, close to the town; the direction of the lines of
firing are, of coarse, sway from it, across the open plain.
The work of preparation was begun a fortnight ago, but has
been pushed on with double activity in the bet few days.
The common at this time of the year—that is in years that
had summers—is usually parched and arid ; at present it
is rather swampy—gnus to the eye, and water to the foot.
But as promenading will he stnctly forbidden during all
the days of next week, this is of less importnnos.
A fence of plank, 5 feet high and 2,500 yards long,
has been carried round the common, so as to enclose
it on three side*, one of them parallel to Wimbledon
Park ; it has four entrances—one for the public, two
for carriages, and another for her Majesty. On
the line of the enclosure next the park are all
tents, sesta, and other accommodations for the

competitors and the spectators. The fourth side of the
, space is open ; across it, at 600 yards distant from the front
of the tents and platforms, a line of butte has been raised.
There are twenty of them, in piire—sloping banks of earth,
49 feet long, 25 wide, and 12 high. The centre spot be-
tween each pair is 80 yards distant from the next on the
right and left. They look like the outworks of a fortifica-
tion, and would bed a cannon-ball very. comfortably. In
front of each butt is a target of plate iron, marked with
circles, centric and concentric, according to the science of
the school of Hythe. The circles are mere lines on the
metal, invisible to all but the markers and recorders of the
shots. The plates are now black, but before Monday
will be painted white, leaving only the bull's-eye in the
centre dark, this being the regulation target of our
musketry practice. The markers will be protected by iron
"mantelets," which are also on the ground. The butte are
numbered in pairs from left to right. The ten pairs that
run in a line across the ground are for the ranger, from 300
to 000 yards ; but there are four other butts in the rear
of the oth, ith, and Bth pair, for the long range of 1,000
yards.
The boanled fence does not extend so far over the ground
as the line of butte, all beyond them is open country inter-
sected by roads and pathways. Front these the public niust
keepaway during the hours of firing,as they value their lives ,•
ell the roads and skirts of the common on the open side will
be guarded by volunteers and patrolled by police, who
have strict orders to prevent anyone passing into or
towards the line of fire. &my halls may pass the butte,
and when the firing is only 300 or 400 yards from them,
the point of eafety is not cosily calculated. But zany
penman are on Ma occasions both obstinate and foolhardy,
and the necessity el obeying the orders of the police cannot
he too sMoy unpreseed on all.
On each ids of the main entrance to the enclosure are
the *Mom, under canvas, of the council, secretary, and
clerk; testa for ammunition, an armoury, a laboratory, and
(may it be cadre!) a surgery. There is also a grand re-
freshment Met ; Mr. Strange, of the Crystal Palace, has
undertaken the duty of purveyor. The whole of this part
of the ground has been mpe-drained, and a steam-plough
has been at work during the past week on other parts of
the enclosure, drawing deep channels to carry off the surface
water.

Ineme any person should escape the vigilance of the
polies and pan their lines on to the pound to the rear of
the WU, • " danger" Asa will be hoisted, and the die-
shim of a cannon will be the signal for the firing to ear
in an( the line.

Diem os Vich-AmmAL Sea G. R. Bsooiz
PIDMOM4 Banc, M.P.—Leto: aitsounee the death
at Sir (ions. IL Brooke Bed., M.P. for Brighton,
wises dew. aoserrid slier* soon yesterday, at
lie loses Barkeleregeere, after • short di-
ms. The giriset buses& wee the moos' son of Major
Oesessl Sir ses Brooks Pemba, But., end was born in
1780. He entered the limey is 1803. The itszcestay is dr
bah et serviviat mho to.. devolves es hi mei Gm.
lbeheal, eldest son of the Lie Captain Buena
Peas& &N., bons in Int and serried is 1813 toM
amipmr, daughter of Wesel Bremer, of the Mader
, Army. He has served in the 47th Madras Native Infantry,
and wee • captain in the Shrogehire Militia.