The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-02 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

Betting 6t02 on North Lincoln 3tol wt Fisherman,
10 to 1 art Archduchess. Archduke's, made the running
to Tattealmin-corner, where the three closed. At the die.
tanoe Fisherman came out, Lliorred by North Lincoln, and
won by a length and a half; .bad third.
Tnn BURGH STAKES of 6 love each, with 30 added; for
2.yr olds sad upwards. Optional selling weights.
mile. (8 subs.)
Mr. J. Bed. ample Beam. br Woodpigeon. 3 yrs (4071. Set Sib
Of. Bottom!
Mr. Challoneer Twee. 3 rte 1401.1, 74 316 ..........(N. Beadle))
Mr. Dille'. 144 We. 2 pr. fee SA (Ili.
1B 3
c'rrfollo= six a"rarAitil7o"se Bit ILD
irtterantiinl-
dale.
Betting: Even on Marmalade, 5 to 2 sot Gin, 5 to 1 apt
any other. Won by a head; a length and a half between the
mond and third. The winner wee sold by auction to Mr.
Coward for 145 guineas.

89th, 92nd, and 96th Regiments of Foot; with the following
ofiloers, in change of Captain Malay, 83rd Foot, Captain
Pirteg, 21st, Lieutenant. Oliver ,and Hope Johnstone G6th
and 92nd, and Assistant-Surgeon Ryall, 80th. She is
ordered to Chatham. The Birnoom has been actively em-
ployed for more than two years in India during the mutiny.,
and has Isnded upwards of 4,600 troops In the Bengal and
Bombay Residetclee. After disembarking the 33rd Regiment
at Mauritius, In May, 1867, she took the 6th Fusiliers to
Calcutta, which was the first arrival of the outside soldiers in
that] city. She wsa then despatched to Madras, and there
performed important services, landing a small arm party for
duty in Fort Bt. Gears, She then took 1,060 men of the
79th and 60th from lon to Calcutta, and afterwards the
73rd from the Caps to same place, and returning again M
the Caps. took the Mat Regiment to Bombay, where she ar-
rived in December 1868. Bho has lost several men since
leaving Ragland, from the 'firth, of the climate, and Mrs-
tided the router and surgeon.

It is the intention of General Lord Seaton, G.C.8.,
comarader of the forces in Ireland, to ateemble a large force
of cavalry, artillery, engineers, and infantry this Bummer at
the Canagh Camp. Tine would have taken place etcher if
the MA electiona had not interfered.

Major Field's battery of artillery, with Liente.
nerds Cavendish, Chambers, and Bowen, marched from
Limerick for the Curragh on the 30th and the 31st ult. To
return in two months.

Ensign Ca'craft, 39th Regiment, died at Temple-
more, on the rooming of the 27th, of somletine, sftcr two
days' 11 brought on b exposure to the sem, at the Tip-
peraty on the 29rd ult.
The 3rd Light Dragoons, under Colonel Unett,
move from Newbridge to Dublin.
Sir Richard Decree, K.C.8., lately commanding
artillery in Ireland, bee left Dublin for Woolwich.
Captain Colomb's battery of artillery proceeds
from Cork to Dublin.

ACCIDENT TO COLONEL BROUGHTON,
B.A.—Between nice and ten o'clock on Tuesday night
Colonel Broughton, of the Royal Artillery, Woolwich, was
proceeding tower& his residence on horseback, and when
near the Arsenal the hares shied, throwing the gallant
aim with great violence to the ground, and severely
injuring him in the head. When picked up be was in an
ineeasible state, end was at once conveyed to the surgery of
Kr. Parka% who dressed his wound.. Colonel Broughton
was afterwards oceuyed in a cab to his residence, and
yes,erdity afternoon he wu reported to be progressing
fuottrably.