The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-12 00:00:00

THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.

CIYIL Slane. RIMER ((21st V
Thin regiment wiII proceed to targe practice to Wimbledon
es Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, sad Saturday. The
magma will be from 150 to GOO yards. On Thursday the
16th admit, the PorSoffice will shoot for their
penes. The mope will 250, 000, gad 600 yards.
THII LiNeASIIIRE
TION 07 Pans,.—The pines won at this contest we to be
distributed this evening at the St. George'. Hall, Liool ;
Lord Stanley, the Hoc. W. S. Gladetuee, and Weser Wil-
son Patten, an expected to be present. After the dietri.
bution • ball bee been armapti to take place.
A Vouncrszs Emma Comm —lt is sot im-
probable that the most enable idea which has yet been
struck out in commence with the volunteer movement will
be satiafactorily developed sad aerial into execution, and
we belie*e that the wham for 'Dimashq "as egineer
Corp," iu coopersition witk, and ie depeodenos 00, the
"Institution of Civil laglames" bee neared the mandice
of the proper authorities The met heportame of the pro-
ject will be wee at a gees Suppose the country to be
divided into diarists, meek el which shall have refermee
solely to • main line el emmeenneatice with ite brooches,
to be plated ender a field dhow, who shell be
the civil enamor el the aria lime of railway, with
captains at first-elies santissa, athenaeum at secoad-cleas
ela-
tione, and so ea, the when maim heap maw the surveil-
lance of the causal ia Lades, so en ma cage of neceleity
to be ready to cawsmatrate swops at given point*, or to des
Elroy lines of commodeatign ; and me whet ea overwhelm-
ing power of attack mad defence im gives to us is ease of
Manson. There am about 800 of the first • is the
world, end of the posted contractor., beioq itg to the in-
stitution ; and comeeted with them is the =s.se7ra.
" navvies," all amwith their
ligiand, eir
imen, and skilled sagelmais, who could assitreso plat-
forms for men, hones, wag soak break up bridges sad
roads, or lay them deem spin. The whole meant im
covered with lame in mil, which, with men mmehheery,
become so gray elaniegical Sass Is on wo.pwwwo6l7 bele
to point out the illealegio awns which emblem the prin-
cipal points of en imerny's attack, writhe eambiastimml of
which they are amisptibie by reams of the railway lines.
It is scarcely possible to exaggerate the immortalise al the
orgenisatioo indicated, if there be any real mama for the
volunteer sovemeet ; and we sincerely hope that so dill-
sultan will be interposed or owe is the way of its oomplw
tioo and permanent exiiMenoe. —4 ray and Neer Giants
THE VOLUNTEIR'S CA/n*llN. —E xperiesoe has
more than once proved to the volunteers that the self-
reliance which is the very soul of their oryselation meet to
a very peat extent be the spirit of their cormnimariet. The
wise volunteer will leave nothing to chance. If his meal*
lam as important a the eery as Mammas tell him
whatever concave his sigmas sookesaae• n impatient
also. It is is thin light we ',pmd en invention blight out
by Messrs Hardly:Ll Bs* at yot•trest, • cionthioed
thigh and maudwkili se mat, t, sad compendious
that at sham fights reviews, on iimiler germane, it
most form ea iedimeasehlepert of the volunteer's uniform.
It is very easily opined, malts made so as to be seethed to
the belt.

MILLNCHOLT Oocommerca.—The Dundee Ad-
renaer boa the following :—"Ou Tuesday we .assessed the
robberylpf money aid cheques to the value of 311. bin the
MIBM of William Rinehart, statioo-maeter, Realise. We
hove vow to intimate that the misfortunate use has
dowsed himself iv the river. It would appear that Once
the robbery be haa beat very dejected, sad the fear of
haying to pay the lost nosey, sir of big iroperiad of
Irvin appropriated it, wialassewe to have produesd his
dejertioo mid death, es he bit a p-aled vote ow his
dealt esperweng the hops Shot his wft sod finely would
✓et be lowered in public edam se irdtber he mor they ever
spent the least portion of the Toseerr. After
virtues this he entered his hewn =I sidekir watch,
sod. without giving soy sign of his belmmeiese he won to-
wards the river. He body was 41111111110111md
tin Ain. Ho widow and seem ceiSbeee—foe
ere odes—ere left to (eel the effect' el No end bereeris-
met, mud there are few cues that mere loudly rill far
Wv,eth7.*
tiara'. PALM —4/AU-CROWN DLY.--13AT171-
Oat Nov. 111.—Adminkoes so payment, 424 ; ditto by
mem Nagle. I.OIL-loloa window. 1,820.