The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-13 00:00:00

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

The following is a hat of gentlemen cadets found
qualified for commissions by purchase at the recent
examinations:

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Marks. I
Deverell, J. B. 4 5,692 Nixon, E. B.
Butler, C. I 5,843 Jones, Osborn Charles
Pearson, P. A. M 6,799 Wyllie, W. H. C. ....
Cuthell, W. A 5,752 Couldsbury, D. K ....
Prevost, W.
F.gerton, J. F 5,740 Moreton, Hun. M. IL
Isaac, C. W 5,737 Moore, G. R.
Clarke, .7. H. C 5,727 Smith, Bradford
Rudkin, II; W.
Drayton. P. H.
Rind, A. T. S. A.
Jones, I. B 5,501 Airey, T. J. A.
Nicholson, H. A.
Bettye, F. D.
Lewis T. L 4,960 Stackpoole. M.
O'Conne11, W. C.
Mackay, J. L. 4,935 Le Quesne, C. F. N.
Burkinyoung, F. 1 4,922 Smith, Robert
Radon, G 4 4,917 Bomber, C. II
Anson, G. W.
Fraser, A. H.
Lacy, W. C. J 4,729 Stevens, S. J.
Johnston, R. II 4,723 Walker, G. C.
Fletcher, W. B.
1 Moberly. W. H.
hell, .7. A. R.
Brown, James Moray .. 4,371 Murray, E. ('.
Ord, H. St. George 4,260' Adams, Allen N
Gordon, W. U 4,231 • Fulton, I.
Barton Robert J.
AnChinleck, D.
Martyr, T. R.
Carter, A. W.
Wilby. A. V 3,9461 Harrington, R. N.
Eyre, V. G. L
Boyle, A. T 3,724 i Thomson, 71.1
Banister. H. L
Smith, Charles P.
Lloyd, Edward
Creagh, alloore 3,418 Price, A J.
litre, F. C 3,411 Jackson,W. It. H.
Newman, H. A. T 3.307 Torkington, C.
Weatherley, H.
Steavenson, J. L. .... 3,223 Campbell. G. F.
1 Tumour, Hon. K..... 3,29.3 'Calvert, A. B.
Kerr, W. II 3,104 , Ellis, Y. C. NI
Sherwell, 31. E. T 3,128 i 31•1'mideil, L A. T. ..
Wade, H. I) 3,114 Barton, Bennet .7.....
Nell, P.
Sells, A. G. 4 3,080
The following is a list of successful competitors for com-
missions without purchase at the recent examination :
Mark& Marks.
5,016 Swetenham, H. IL .... 6,651
6,259 Jeffreys, P. I) 6,637 I
8,09 U Heath. P. C.
' Rolland, S. E. 6,570
Brown, R. J. 0.11 6,500
Thomas, J. U 9,414
Thurlow, 11. P.
Sharma' T. P.
'Sorre11, k
Chalmers. F. N.
Burnford, C. D.
Blake, B. W.
Neville.. 7. P. C 6,030
Shaw, W. D.
Campbell, G. P.
Glieg, R. B
Mulcahy, H. H.

Sawyer, H. A.
Cochrane, W. V. D

Yule, W. ..
Goldscold, A. IL W. (In-
dian Cadet;
Crespigny C. 8. C 7,766
BOW*(}. M. (Indian
Cadet) 7,58
Yaldwyn, A. 0
O'Grady, 0.
Lloyd, W. C.
Denning, H. H. P.
Perldna, A. F.
Allatt, H. T. W 6.975
Carthew, .1. F.
Vincent, H. A.
Worry, N. W.

INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER MATCH.

The International Enfield match was won
yesterday, at the Edinburgh Rifle Meeting, by the English
Twenty after a close contest, at the three distances-200,
500, and 600 yards, seven rounds at each. The Scotch
were ahead by 15 marks at the first distance, but behind
at the second by 24. and lost eventually by 1L
SCORE OF THE ENOLLIH TWENTY.
54 Ilepplestone 66
45 Kirk 69
130 West
59 Marrfner
61 Gould
51 Meggy
44 Hooper
54 Marsh 5O
65 Rubinson

Burt
Lane
Baker
Johnson
finelus
Marriott
Hook
Cords
Viatternian
Winn
Fidler
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THE COE'

Total
TWENTY.
Clews
Mac' ntyre
66
James Ingrain
Guthrie
Kirkwood
Lockhart 45
II endrie
Dow 55
Oswald 45

Rom
Macbean
Gray

Scott
Macleod
Yorston
Plenderleith
Grant
Rodgers
Smith
Charles Ingram
English majority. 11.
LAST YEAR'S SCORE.
Scotch
The English twenty were loudly cheered.
In the evening they were entertained to dinner by the
Idinburgh Rifle Association.
The weather was fair, with a steady east wind.
The Scotch having lost, the next year's match will take
Aace at Wimbledon.

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DESPATCH OP THEI BOMBAY MAILS. SOUTH-
AlirroN, JUNE 12. —The Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamship Avoca, Captain Joyner, sailed this afternoon
with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt,
Aden, Bombay, kc. She took out 11 first and 27 second-
class peasengers, and on freight a general cap, including
101 E. in sovereigns and 5611. in jewellery for Bombay, and
401. in jewellery for Alexandria. Amongst the passengers
are Commander Cottam, Ensign Cooper, Staff Assirtant-
Sagami Wall, and Lieutenants Luckhardat and Stavely.
THE SUSPECTED MURDER
was NEAR PLYMOUTH.—
The little boy whose dead body found at Staddon
Heights on Sunday is declared by the medical witness at
the coroner's inquest held on Monday to have been
dere& The wounds on the body are said to conclusively
establish the fact, being incompatible with accidental or
natural death ; and much of the evidence casts grave sus-
picion on the Irish soldier who is in custody, and who
bears • be
character in his regiment. Western Morning

NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 1.
Cotton dull : low middling, 35. to 36. Week's
receipts, 4,500 bales. Sales, three days, 3,000
bales. Stock, 140,000 bales.
(Per the Belgian, ea Greencastle.)
NEW YORK, Jinni 2, Bynum
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lunteers attacked the Fenian' near Ridgway, but NerEALTH AND STRENGTH RESTORID BY Du BARRY'S
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