The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-15 00:00:00

MATO(' 390 110117,161 itT4iio;lo le.—Lord Derby's
!Roads* ttst 71b, mist Lord Olsagow's f by Bastogne out of

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Maroc, 380 Revs., aft ; got 10Ib mob. Red Rouse in.
Lord Olimmeer's c by The Flying Dutchman, out of Mime
Wlip, apt Lord Wilton's b cby Longbow, oat of Lady
Evelyn.
The match between Lord Dolby's TOM Bowline and Lord
OlaegoVe c by West Auetral!an, out of Maid of Mathew,
Is of; both hones having become the property of Lord
Glasgow.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER 'MEETING).
ACCEPTANCVS TOO TIM CSBAKIWITCH STAKES, • bee
Haatheap of 25 rove eacb, 15 ft, with 200 added by do
Jockey Club, for three year old sad upwards ; the Wulff of
the Donation St. Leger to carry 121 b ears; theasoond hone
is the St. Legtr, or the winter of the Doncaster Cup, Sib
antra ; the winner of • Oseeticar value 300 ems. on the pub-
Ikatiow of the weights (September 8, at 9 s.m.), to carry Be ;
cd say other handcar, 31h film; Po sena weight to be awn.
inalative up to 101 h , the oersted the road bores to receive
SO sore. out of the stake*, and the willow to pey 30 soya. to
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Orders were reoelved Lora on Hawley, to get the Picea,.
6, mew, Commanding Kay, at this ped,reedy far see with
all possible despatch. The sea 'employed ea la worked all
tyl=.ht, and she wee than 'alibied to be takea out of dock
y morning.
&mils, 21, screw, Captain R. Lambed, milled from this
pert for the Channel Fleet on Sunday. She returned here
as Monday at 3.30 p.m., sailed again at 6p.m., sad returned
again the lollowiag aseenieg. She I. dill cruising oft the
rat.
Virago, 6, peddle, Commander Dune. sailed from MY pod
yesterday (Timidity), for the Channel Fleet.
In Harbour—lia bit', Royal Adelaide, Sylph sad
Avon tenders, CamMdpe, Wellington, Sbadla (Turk),
Violet, Hydra, Prancer, Diadem, Vivid, Osborne, sad
Ifsatilus.
Alarm, 28, Captain Douglas Cierry--.At the paylag-t If of
this ship 6,200/. was pelt to the crew is half-en-hour, and
emend of the melt readved tiertle et 1001. They were all
perfectly sober at the ppnnyy tabsa sad, whoa paid, them sot
belonging to the asighboarboed preceded to thek respective
homes.- The Alarm bed a very young mew : they were in
good discipline, sad very well-behaved, the generality of
them reanatione service men.
The umbers of the Plymouth Royal Revel Club dim
together at Bale's ROld Hotel on Monday neat, to celebrate
the fall of Java.
At ten a.m., on Moaday, the Lords of the Admiralty
proceeded, accompanied by the Comptroller of Victualling,
Chsrlce Richards, Req., to impact the Royal William
Victualling-yard.
To-day (Wednesday), the Filet Lord will hold his IMO at
10 s.m., at the office of the Admiral Superintendent is the
During the time the Pied Lord's levee le beteg held, the
other members of the board will proceed with the duties of
the official visit.
During their visit at this port his Once the Duke of
Somerset. and other members of the Board of Admiralty,
have kept their quarters at board the mold.

ADMIRALTY, SEPTEMBER 14.—Arronivan.—
Surgeon : J. B. Rimatia, to the Simoona.
THE LORDS Or THE ADMIRALTY AT DEVOSPORT.
—The Duke of Somerset, Ether-Admiral Has. F. Pelham,
Commodore Eden, Lords of the Admiralty, sad Lord C. Paget,
Secretary to the Board ; Captain J. Moore, private secre-
tary to the First Lord ; end Mr. Barkley one of the clerks
of the Admiralty, arrived here in the o:borne steam pobt
cm Marley, and were zest by Sir Baldwin Walker, Bur
Ppm Glebe Navy; Mr. C. Of chards, Comptroller of Victual-
ling; sad Captain Orson, the Surveyor of Works.
THE Dusecre or THE TYNE.—The defences
of the Tyne are now complete, and very formidable arms-
moats they look. The oM.cera of the Artillery Volunteers
have received orders from the Secretary at War that they
Isere to be attached to the Noethumberlend Artillery Mulles,
with a view to be made perfect in their profeeMin. The
whole of the delouse of the coast of Northumberland ems
now in the hands of natives of that county. the genies, at
Tynemonth being seedy occupied by the Northumberland
Artillery and Voluntams.—Nenrdester Examiner.
LONDON RIFLE BRIOADL—A meettog of the
council was held on Tutees; at the Mongol:Atones. Mr.
Alderman Bose, Vice. Pntsident, took the chair In the ab-
sence of the Bight Bon. the Lord Mayor. The council yea
numerously attended, and eat for three hours. Ore the mo-
tion of Lord Delll=l2 seconded by Lord Elcho, the =dream
uniform was inspected and approved subject to the sanction
of her Majegy's Commissioners of Lieutenancy. The noble
lord stated that the MAI cost of the undress uniform,
including the belt and forego cop, amounted to 11. 19.1. 10L,
so that with the addition of one guinea admission fee sad
nee guinea annual subscription gentlemen might joia the
amps on a payment of 41. le. ltd. The state visitant could
be obtained et count nience for five guineas. The secretary
reed a list of munificent mottributions which had been pub-
r Hated that morning, amounting to 2,0511 6.., sad stated that
, slam Chet publication various ocntributtone bed been re-
;salved. A long discussion took place so to the practice
ground, place of drill, and other matters, in which Mr.
Alderman Carter, Mr. W. Gardner, and Captain Ricks took
' a part, and • variety of important al rangemrote were made.
; The meeting espereted after presenting • vote of thanks to
; Mr. Aldermen Rose.
FORTHRR GOVERNMENT GRANT OF BITERS.—It
is stated that the government contemplate issaieg a farther
supply of 20 per amt. of rake to the Volunteer Rifle Corps
se anon as they ere Ina position to do eo. This will Menem
the Wetly; peat to 60 per cent.

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4 THE LATE FLOOOII4O AT WOOLWICIL—At a meet-
Itideatil member
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_kiss °lltahet Wat °Smiwltobwiti4eal-bell,Br_ T. Mogenilw2tk4,
theirmele, the nee. Mr. a uMeld brought under.tne notice 01
the beard the recent cases 44 the poniatimest et artillerymen
in the town by flogging, and moved that the use of the hall
be granted for the purpose of bolding a public meeting to take
the subject into coni&ration. The motion was unanimously
tweed to.
A singular incident is related in the Memorial de
1 Cowtrais se having just happened t 4 an hotel-keeper in that
iloon. He had went a lad, about 17, with 6,000 f. of French
1 gold to be exchanged for Belgian bank-notes, which
1,1 the meemeger regularly effected, receiving five notes of
to I,ooof. each, but which he lost on his way home. While the
hotel-keeper was lamenting over hie loan a little girl, of five
or eix years of age, Using at • short distance from his house,
brought to her mother • piece of paper, on which was •
i moll vignette, end which she mild her brother had cut out
1 with • pair of esimen from a larger piece. The mother re-
i znlitZh asWOO. kti a lenk-note, ran to the child,
nem him a MIMI. note cut into eleven pieces. The
child, on being questioned where he bad found the note,
and whether he had ere others, began to cry, but at length
• mid that he had found them in the street, and had put four
It others in • htde box among his top, Intending to cut out
the pictures from each. The lose of the hotel keeper having
beams imorent„ the women restored him the notes which re-
-111111414441414 Se well ea the Were of the other. These
balm Irwin Issa canton,. put together, were taken by the
bilk ad sash the seat day.