The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-01 00:00:00

THE EMS CORPS BOVINENT.

LONDON RIFLE BILIOADI.—A meeting of the
council ws heldat, the Meleete-kmee yeamtlik Mid. ht

tea unavoidable stews of the Lord Major, Bir:Aldertnen
Allen eras Galled to ths oho. A counnunkatiou was teed

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fee • Axed sad doomisldal Jan.. A Tausaudeatiod

ir;m IZ-ironer. of
rthoiCastel Palate Company, agreeing
In all respects to the of the council. The chairman
reported that the Lord Mayor had kindly obtained the as of
Guildhall for the purpose of drill, and that !arrangements
would be made for *mating the arms and lighting up the
hall ; whereupon it wee moved by the Recorder of Loudon,
seconded by Mr. Joseph Romeo, M.P., "That the warmest
thanks of this meeting be promoted to his lordship." The
Recorder stated that the Court of Lieutenancy would meet
on Monday, after which there would be but little delay in
obtaining bee Mejesty's magma unction to the service
oared, and this done the members would be immediately
enrolled. It was nuaniceouitly resolved, "That the hono-
rary member@ wear a crimson silk sub, to distiogoiah them
from the edecelves, and that the terms for their admission be
ten guesser for life, with an admission fee of one niece, or
of twi= rhuanntim with an admission of one guinea."
Mr. announced that the Drapers' Company
bad pemented a donation of 25t. Mr. William Gardner
reported that the City Bank of London, of which be was •
director, bad resolved to present the brigade with SOL, an ex-
ample which he hoped and believed would be followed by the
joint stock banks generally. A deputation was formed to
wait upon the great mercantile houses to induce them to
prase on their young men the propriety of immediately join-
ing the brigade. On the motion of the Recorder of London,
seconded by Mr. Somer., it was resolved that the Lord
Mayer be respectfully requested to make application to the
Corporation of London for pecuniary aid. The common-
serjoust was unanimously elected • member of the council.
The &simian having expressed • hope that the public com-
panies, the merchants and traders of Loudon would render
pecuniary aid, the meeting, after • vote of thank, to the
chairman, adjourned.

SPORTING.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FaiDAT.

CESAREW ITCH STAKES.
100 to eget Artless (t)
100 to Gerpard (t)
20 W Petra (t)
20 to Royal Sovereign (t)
26 to Clyderdels (I)
25 to Yorkshire Grey (t)
2O to Moore** (t)
30 to Borderer (i)
40 to Tonstail Maid (t)
60 to Lady Alice (I)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
12 to 1 apt North Lincoln (t)
20 to 1 Anion (t)

EAST INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE.—Major E. E.
Miller. deputymeratant commissary-general and superinten-
dent of polio., has been removed from his appointment in the
Mysore division. Captain J. T. Bat; anti aiaiaisnt political
agent at Kattywar, has met with • 'Mons accident. He
was about to mount hie horse at his own door, when the
animal soddenly shied before Captain Barr bad tints to seat
himself on the saddle, and the remit wee hs was thrown,
and, she fell, it is supposed the 1 owe kicked him. The
Large bone of the right Irg, about ax inches above the ankle,
' was fractured. Captain Barrwas progressing most favour•
ably towards recovery when the teat account left. Mr.
Thomas Jordan, deputy collector and inagiarste of Ahmeda-
bad, is about to retire from the service. It is stated on good
authority that Lord Elphinetone intends resigning hie post
in March next. Sir C. Trevelyen has resigned the office of
Commander-in-Chief of the Madras Presidency garrison to
Sir P. °rms.—Civil &mice Gazette.
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY EXTENSION TO
Exirraa.—A trial trip on that portion of the extension line
between Ismer sad Hooiton, • distance of 19 mike, took
pla,a, a h. day, ago. TM Boa solioitor,Mr. John Daw, in-
vited the Mayor of Exeter (Captain Tanner), Mr. S. T.
Kalmyk*, M.P., and other gentlemen to accompany him
from dismiss. at Black Boy-road, sear'Exoter, to the month
of the tunnel at Hositta. Dlr. Taylor, the contractor pro-
vided an mem and carriages. 6M the journey waisafely
sad salefectorfly steam/laud. The line from Easier to
Yeovil is expected to ba opened for traffic is Mania asst.
no works on Um branch line from luta to Eamon& are
Forerdigag vigorously.
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