The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOPENOE.

. riliajaarters, Bevis being third, upwards of six :distho
the leading piir, North Lincoln, Beams, and
Defender following him en the order named, Fisherman ,'till'
biding his time in the rear. In thin order they diaappeared bo-
ttled the hill, but on coming into sight Nimrod and Saunterer
were dose together, and at re dear interval behind them were
North Lincoln, Bens, ail licacon side by side. At the Old
Mae pest Saunterer pulled to the front, and Beacon and
North. Lincoln went on second and third, Nimrod giving up
theism and dropping lag loot. At the brick-kiln turn Fisher-
man began to improve his position and soon showed in the
second place alongeide of Saunterer, Defender being third,
lissom &rink sad North Lincoln fifth. On entering the
Wight the race wee reduced to a match between Fisher-
men sed Saunterer, every other animal being dead beaten.
Fisherman quitted Saunterer before reaching the distance
sad wan by a length sad a boll. The others, howled by
Defender, sews pulled up male distance from boos, Nimrod
was lost is the crowd sad wen never seen at all at the finish.
Tex New finer MlO sore. each, with 100 added, for
2-yr-olds; colts, Etst 77b; Allies, Sit 31b; wieners extra.
T.Y.C. (40 subs.)
Mr. Ilsleosb Room by The xenon.
Mr. Merry'. Tbermebby, s,t I.lb liner. 610 a.) 11. Osborne) 3
Mr. 0. Art'. Usatadho. ........ . ..(rontharo) 3
Mr. T. loblbecoe Automat 311; . ...... . .. (A. Day) 4
The following also ran:—Thunderbolt,. ....... Bonnie
Prince Charlie, Nucleases, Annie, (by cantata' Deer or
Longbow--Caleavella, fby Longbow—Vent, Odo, Airs,
oby Acrobat—Conyngbanes dam, Lard Milton, The Maid
of Orleans, King of Diamonds, Jame, Mutant, Treducer.
Betting: 7to 4 (at Ira 3to 2) apt Thormsnby, 7 to 2
egg Aurora, 4 to 1 apt Contedine, 10 to 1 each egat Rapes
and Thunderbolt, 16 to 1 ages King of Diamonds. Ropes
held a slight leadjard ninnies nearly fa a line with her ware
Ring of Diem Contadina, Venus illy, Thonnanby, and
Aurora. Al the d tame the Venus filly gave way, and
Rapes owe on, closely attended by Thormsaby and Conte-
dim. A Sae nos in wee won by a neck, the masa distance
between the second and third, and the third and fourth.
Thunderbolt, who threw a plate before starting, was flßh,
Lag of Diamonds sixth, and Lord Milton next.
Ti. St. Jastan's PALACE BTAILIEI of 100 EOM each,
hf, for Simla ; colts, Sit 716; MIMI, flit 41b. Old mile.
(lake.)
Mr. J. R. 0. limithrimU Ornelew by Ambrose, Set 7th
Mr. bromb MOMMIMM.
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led'a
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Mr. Z. Tea seelreireeork ......
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Mr. 0. Liners meals. , ~. . I
Betting: Even ea Cyanoses, ito 1 wet Oilt, 6 to 1 eget
Antonio. Antosio med. the running, with Moanivieff sad
Manske close together, acood and third, and Cyluicus fourth,
to the last turn, whore Menke declined. Oa entering the
straght Monravieff and Cyaricne closed with Antonio, and
W three ran together to the half distance, when Cynricns
took the lead and won cleverly by half a length, a dead heat
for mooed place with Antonio end Mourwrieff; good fourth;
W other two were beaten off..

Plan of 140 aura., to a Sweepstokae of 6 an.
each, for two-yr olds and upwards. Optional selling weights,
he. Half • mile. (16 subs.)
M. tercet. Infanta by (Marls, Linaglo)l.l. (Jolizoon) 1
Mr.
J. Lrtils PL. I y 710 1.7•6, trz,
Mr. J. Ls Mat'. Blot Edward. 2 r;sinoii.;;;;;;;;.., .111.71 4
The following also ran :—Fredarice, Onset, Lucy,
O'Meara, Odo, Fraud 611 y, sad Bonedaway.
The bettiagopened at 6 to 4 sgst The Speaker, but dosed at
4 to 1 eget him ; even on Infanta, 6 to 1 eget Feted filly, and
Bto 1 agent any other. Won by two lengths ; a seek betters
the woad and third, half a length between the third and
fourth; the Fraud filly was fifth, sod Frederick sixth.
PLATE of 100 som., odded to a Sweepstakes of 6 sow.
each, for 3.yr•olds and upwards. The wiener to be &old for
60W., or to awry 7th extra.
lord Palraantool Issm. *the Teo/ Dutchman. 3 M. 74
1131, Ono 7lb 500.43 (Parasol 1
Mr. T. &moil+ ArdOW,..llm. TN • .. I
Mr. Boom. Btu or the MM. 4 yrs. SA 91b • (AAnsaU 3
11•116,04 Tame War.. sr.. 244 (J. Corgi 4
Betting 7to 4 on Ardour, 3 to 1 apt Rooney. Tame
Deer made the running. Oa interim the Weight the lot
took does order, and ran together to below the distance,
where Tarns Deer was Devoe. Half way up Roomy came
set, sad wen easily by threelauters of a length; three
between the sexed sad third.
ICSas Q1733Ye1l PLATS 011 100 guineas 3-yr-olds, 7N2lb ;
four, Set 91h ; fire, sir., sad aged, 10st 21b. To start at the
New l_dde startles poet, sled go owe roodand is.
W. 1
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Mr. Tarter 141 coral. a irk MVO . (
bwi;:167,1.14°Vai14412 .............. but
dandle 2to on him; 3to 1 agetNewmetle, sad 10 to 1 ape
Mowed. Fisherman sad Nimrod showed la front altar-
sately, the per being very slow to the brick-kiln turn, where
Nimrod took a long leed. At the last turn Southamptou
drew into the saeo“ place, sod soon afterwards went on la
avarice with Fisherman in waiting to the distance, where
the old hone went ahead and won by a heath sad a half;
three lengths between the second and third.
. .

8w exi7stiouss of 60 nova. etch, hft for 3-yr-olds. Colts
71b, Men B.t 31b Certain allowances. &daisy Coarse.
Days of Belrord's Melnik by .hriabo.l3M 3lb
Mr. Mailer • Ludorm.l4 Llb ill=
Betting . 2 to loa lischab, who won a line rats la by
• wok.

RACES.-••THIIIRDAL

Tam CRISTSRPIRLD HANDICAP of 6 son. each, with 60
Wed. Winners site. On• =Loud a parte. (12 subs)
mt. J. Thorne. JO& SPOIL bl swots, J. 414 6 MOM 1014 So-
doh= rob wain/ . . .... (Thorp) I
MC W. torbanie HOOdrisaria, 6 7;6. liiiib niaasshanti I
Mr. Hudson's Motet Trassars,3 yrs. TN, alb (Orlnsabawl 3
The following deo ran: Imbued, OMEN (kyles, Grip-
Plerkand A Poney.
tlng 6to 4 get lack Spring, 2to 1 aget Secret Trea-
sure, 6to 1 apt any other. Won easily by • length ; three
lengths between emend and third. A Patsy was fourth,
about a length from the third. The others beaten off.
Tun Two-Yarn OLD STASIS of 10 soya, each, h B
with 60 added, for coke, 84 71h_, 6111 a, eat 41b. The mooed
to melee beck his @mks. (inners antra. T.Y.C. (20
sate.)
Mr. Many% ?roosters. by DlNkatabar. trt (lan. WO eat) (Plumb) 1
Mr. J. lAbome. Berdeage. ha lib
Mr. Z. Baalksra Wadi wan, tst Ttb ............ .
Mr. arladaor's WIN Colossi. Sat 7th
Betting 4tol of Tondos, who won in a matt r by
dime lemmas ; two lengths between the Neond and third;
Little Coined was beetle off • long way.
Tam TRADNININN'S Cur of 160 wive. in specie, added to
a handicap ewrecatak.s of 20 goes. each, 10 ft, ant 5 only if
declared, ie. Winners extra. The second to reeve 30
toe. out of the stakes. Two miles. (46 mule., 26 of whom
peesoya. ft.)
.J. Abase's Lilsio tv The are, 3 yra. 64 (Ortroshaw) 1
. Handl. y • UstraaLaw. yen. tat Db.. . (lldarardal 2
:31:i.lohnula woman In nook. 3 yr.. 14 LI. Doyle) 3
Tosraloya (Dadloka, Ora Ist Mb (J. ilatowdeni 4
Mr. Mines Maw ilarrilias. 3 yra ba lib (Madden) 6
Daniel also ram
Betting: Ens on Gladiolus, 6to 1 apt The Woman in
81edr.,6 to 1 apt Hair at Law, 6 to 1 apt Meg Marrilise 7 to
1 apt Little Agnes, Bto 1 apt Daniel. Won by two
kept's, a length between the second and third, a neck
between the third and f.utth. Daniel bolted at the top turn
In the Bret round.
THE CITY HANDICAP of 701. Winners extrit. Three-
quarters of a mile.
Mr. T. Dawson's Mrs. Stowe, by Milton. Ns. Oat 91b (las Tlb sal
(Madam) I
Kr. J. T. AmAna/I • Susannah. 3 yrs, Id (0.
fun"r)
Won cleverly by half a length
QUIZ:ea PLATS.
A rebduchera •
Gay Lass
him Iran.
BILLING HANDICAP.
Certainly ...... .......... ........
Oallvb ...... .............. ..................

SUCTION or Saloum rot Lowoox.—Tho Lord
Myer has celled a Common Hell Mir Friday next, the 24th
inst., being Mid.urnmer-dey, for the ramose of enabling the
citizens of London to proceed to the election of @nitride fur
London and Middlooex for the next year. The only alder-
men below the choir who have not served the ogre of she-
riff, and who are th.refire eligible for appointment, are
Messrs. Phillips and Gabriel, and it is expected that they
will be elected. A large number of influential cinema ex-
premed their desire to put Mr. Roupoll is nominatioe, so
that he might eery in oennc,tion with Mr. Aldermen Phil-
lip., leaving Mr. Ablennen Gain i-1 for the year 1860-1. The
hen. gewleman, however, hoe declined the tumour sought to
be conferred upon him in cossequesoe of the onemu. nature
of his parliamentary duties. In the event of the two alder-
men being elected, there will not be soother single aldermen
eligible. The new sheriffs &read next Friday will enter
upon their duties on the 29 h of September, on whichde
41r Bret duty wilt be to proceed to the election of a Lad
ayor for the resoling year.
HOME FOR GENTLEWOMEN.—The home for gentle-
women in reduced cirmumtesmis, 25 and 26, Oneen.oiluare,
Bloomsbury, hes I oely /*mint a much needed addition to
fts hinds by the payment of a bequest of 2001. from the late
Mi.s Crowe, of Loweatoft. This inAltution was eltabliahed
la 1849, and hes strong claims on the support of the general
public. Of the ladle. to whom it lass enoedy proved • wed.
come retreat, Ih-re ham been of the widows sue daughters of
Makers sad merchants, 33 per cad.; of landowners and
privets gentleioro, 21 per net.; of *Scars in the army and
tzu, 14 per c-w. ; and of clergymen end members of the
wadies', and other proftmEms together 4.98, 0888.
The -Swims et the " Home" being (as ws are informed)
mice cabin-tot by the oat of heavy repeirs, we earnestly
oomm•nd this useful hey i.ution to public none* and support.
ACCIDENT ON TUL SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—
An socideet, providentially unat•ended with fatal cense-
queema, bapprued near Virginia Water yesterday eveeieg,
owing to the ruddily with which the trains were started
from the Arcot station. The 7 p.m. open sod covered train
left about the time advenised in the bills, and wee home•
dbitely followed by a Suit trate, which so soon overtook the ,
slow one that before the driver could put on the break, or
stop the engine, a tremendous mash was felt by the pawn-
pre, and several persons received melee contusions. We
NIP glad to say that no limbs were broken, but the bruise
rineived and the fright omminned were eery wine.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AMITRALTY, itr6t 16. P10110770N8.-- Com-
mander F. L. A. Selwyn (1647), promoted to UN rank of
caphaa.
Lieutenants the Ran. W. C. Talbot, M.P. (1864), M. E.
Bm;thett (1862). E. Field (1861), aad T. IL M. Marta
(1848). promoted to the rank of coentuadnn.

APPOrIN tblENTB.—burgeons J. ihrridson,..M.D. (1848), to
the Welleoley 72, guard ship of ordinary, at Chatham ;
C. K. Nutt 0640) to the NO., 90. screw steam leg altip, at
Queuistown; T. J. Laytoe. M.D. (1860), to the Topes. 61,
screw steam fr4ate, at Davenport • T. R. Pw..kthorn (1861),
tothe Sidon, 22, paddlewheel stein frigate, at Portsmouth;
J. Ward (1861). to the Scylla, 21, strew steam corvette, at
Sheerness; L. Wade (Mk), to the Scout, 21, screw steam
corvette, at Sheerness ; and H. Hamilton, M.D., to the
Colialik, 20, screw steam carmen at Sheerness.
Paymasters W. H. De Carteret (1860, to be additional
to the Hdinbar,th, 60, screw-steer Mit), on Coast.guard are-
yceßWManYkaportai Leith;
(NithB..s%t:ilee'toj.lb:llB6"ijahlee°a:tolB64ths)l6' StFdolt"hos;i3clWl2g a.
bl3l .Pji !IIEt; Veal.l/
0866), to be additional to the Neptune, 120, at Portsmouth;
J. C. Pinhors (1862), to the Cossack; red W. Johnson
(1861), to the Scout.
Arestant-Paymmten T. Firth, to the Scylla ; A. Ed-
wards (1864), to the Topaz* • H. M. D. Wilson, to the
Sidon ; and J. O. Rickowd (1866), to the Scout.
Asaistaat-Surgeon A. Rattray, M.D. (1864), to the Coe-
sank.
Clerks T. H. L. Bowling, to be additional to the Neptune;
and W. P. Albin, to the Cossack.
Annus Second Master H. R. J. Perch, to the Agamem-
non, 91, screw stems ship, at Portsmouth.
Acting Assistaat-Surgsen Dr. W. Yarde, to the Trafalgar,
120, at Sheentem.

Assi..tast Clerks W. A. Dieser&ld, to the Boise, 60,
screw steam ship, on Coast-gaud service at Oteettock ; F.
C. B. Witt, to the Town ; C. B. Watts's, to the Sidon ;
F. D. 8.. Smith, to the Nile; J. L. Kitimat, to the Boost.

WOOLWICH, I cos IL
A large number of the carpenters and other arti-
sts' employed to the Laboratory end Royal ClLlTilge depot-
manta .t Woollsioh Arsenal have this week been placed upon
the job and teak system, an arrasessest which appeals to
di*sese several of the men, who have gloss notice of their
Mention to leave.

The new factory for the mannlictunt of Sir W. Arm-
strong's gum is rapidly progressing, and when complete will
be under the personal superintendence of the inventor sad
Mr. Anderson, inspeotor of machieery. Many excellent ar-
rangements ham recently been carried out by Captain Boxer,
R.A., superintendent of the department, for the subdivision
of labour, and also for the prevention of sceidente by ex-
*Mon.
Willi KIM? MtLITIA.—An order has been issued by
Captain and Adjutant Moore A. Lynok, directing the whole
of the men comprising the West Kent Regiment of Light
Infantry Militia to sesemble at Maidstone on Wednesdathe
29th Met., for training. It is also stated that those who do
not appear will be apprehended and prosecuted as deserters.

PORTSMOUTH, Jt6E 16.
The annual inspection of the Portsmouth division
of Royal *mines took plaos at Fortes on Wednesday, by
Major•Cleneral Wesley, the deputy-adjutant-general of the
corps. The inspection commenced at half-past 10 a m., and
concluded at 3 p.m. After the men bad been inspected the
non-commissioned officers fell in, with company maracas on
the right, when the major-general addressed them m encou-
raging terms, and complimented them upon the general ap-
pearance of the men, who ere mostly recruits or militia vo-
lantrers, so less than 230 men having been received at this
division from various sources during the last fortnight. The
barrack rooms were afterwards visited, and the men, who
were at dinner, were faked the usual questions as to their
food, sad gave perfectly satisfactory answers. The rooms,
bedding, dm., were remarkably clean, although only a day's
notice had been given of the Inspection. The major-
LiTexpressed himself highly pleased with his first day's
ecrlilion, which was closed by his visiting the schools,
°Mom, dec.

MILITIA.—The 3rd LUlC&llllire Regiment of
Mi-
Brie has received orders to =enable for its *canal period of
duty towed* the end of the present mouth. The other
Laneasbile regiments of militia have received similar instruc-
tions. Lleuten=r-Colooel Levee, commandant of the Kb e
Own Rife Regiment of Staffordshire Militia, has relieved
orders from Lord !Wharton, the lord-lieutenant of the
county, to sareinble his corps for 21 dap' training= the 6th
of July. Tile West Suffolk Regiment of Militia Is to be
embodied for annual training en the le of July at Bury St.
Edmund's. The 2nd Regiment of Yorkshire Militia, under
the command of Colonel Smyth, M.P., will asermble at
York for duty on Monday, the 27t'i inst. The South Durham
Militia, under the comas= of the Duke of Cleveland, will
easomble at Barnard Castle fur 21 day' training on Monday,
the 4th of July.