The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-20 00:00:00

GOODWOOD RACES.

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The Rover 4 8 4
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Royal Sovereign
Soothsayer II 710
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Rattlebone II 7 10
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THE ARCHERY MEETING AT THE CRYSTAL
PALACE.—The weather was not BO favourable yesterday
for the competition of lady and gentlemen archers in the
spacious eiicket ground of the Palace ; but it was far better
in the afternoon than could have been expected from
early symptoms, and the toxophilites were able to
continue their match, begun on Wednesday. The interest
felt in this great meeting has been shown by the number
of visitors who wens in attendance. On Wednesday as
many as 12,265 entered the Palace precincts, and yesterday
the number was 5,20. The band o. the 2nd Life Guards
added greatly to the liveliness of the occasion.
THE GRENADIER GUARD& —This diatinrialiesi
reginieet, of which the Prince Consort is the co onel.in.
chief, will celebrate the 200th anniversary of its formation
by a great dinner to the men of the regiment in the Crystal
Palace, on Wednesday next, the 23th inst. Sixteen tables
will be arranged along the great transept. Special trains
will convey the regiment from the Itatb3rsea Station at 12
o'clock in the day. On arrival at the Palace a series of
spurts awl games, and athletic exercises, will be provided for
the amusement of the men until half-pest four, when they
will parade on the lower terrace, afterwaids marching to
dinner, which will take place at 5 o'clock precisely. Imme-
diately after dinner the fount ins will be played, and a
balloon ascent will take place, the men returning by special
train to Battersea at it o'clock.
MA:It:HEST= UNITY 01 ODD FELLOWS. —The
Oliver Cromwell Lodge held its fifteenth anniversary dinner
at Amlerton's Hotel, Fleet-street, on Wednesday.
Nowdon prmidel, P.D. Woods occupying the vice-chair.
The well-tilled room presented an animated appearance,
many members wearing the uniform of their volunteer
corps. After the usual loyal toasta that of the Order and
the Directors was given, and responded to by PrOV.
Rough, who said the number of members was now about
310,000, and with the prosperity of the country the Unity
was this year in a &unship, couditioo. In replying for the
district Akers, Prey. IJ.G.M. Harris stated that at the be.
gluing of 1t59 the surplus impital of the North London Dis-
trict was nearly 47,000/. ; the income during the year was
%Neu. ; the payment in sickness 4,1831. ; mad at death
1,2U91. At the end of the year the district had a surplus,
properly invested, of about 51,2131., and 7,611 subscribing
members. P.O. Woods proposed " The Widow and iphan
Fund," remarking that mace its institution the ' sto
widows and children hail amounted to upwards of 2 ,UNIT.
and there wee now in hand 9,5001. ; but as the claims ward
large, and still increasing, therewould be the usual annual
gatlieriug at the Crystal Palace on the 7th August to benefit
the fund.__ _ _

Tas MYRTIMOV3 MUNDZA. NEAR Atom e.
The Sherborse Juan'd d yesterday sere : " There is
nothing fresh relative to this horrible stair. The detective
has entered upon his difficult—almost hopeless— tad.. The
girl has returned to Mr. Kent's, having been persuaded to
do so, we believe, by one of the magistrates. She told
them that the child being In her ohnrge when it was mur-
dered, she considered hermit in some measure responsible
for it, and was anxious to do her pert to detect the mur-
derer. She was also afraid if she weld, home that her
motives might be misconstrued. Up to the present hour
this most revolting deed of darkness remains wrapped in
I obscurity."