The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-02 00:00:00

THE EXP:

and over whose nomenents, morel dune' the ono mentles
training, they have little or so practical control. In web
came 1 shall be prepared, on your recommendation, to
give vou a covering autlionty for the releaee of may much men
to whom you may think it right to grant the mduigesica.
Bst it is to be clearly understood that in all sari Mess
the men will be required to refund 18e. GI., to cover the
bounty nsd other expenses incurred on their enrolment ;
also any balance of bounty they may have received is mi-
nute iss account of their first en gement, if re-attested
for a second. The act under which the temporary embodl-
meet of the militia has been sanctioned will expire on the
'nth March next, and the entire force will then revert to
it. minuet and constitutional state, a. a reserve force, to be
imasually trained, but not to be embodied except in time of
satiooal danger ; and there is every reunion to hope that,
by • rueful observance on the kart of the government of
UN principles on which the militia force is founded, the
disorgeatiatiou of the regiments of which it is composed
will be prevented, and commanding officers will be enabled
to reap the fruits of their unremitting exertions to mans-
tais the efficiency of their corm. —I have the honour to be,
sir, your obedient 'errant, "flume litliBERT."

CHATHAM, June 29.
ARRIVAL 0/ INC 12TH LANCERS FROM IND:A.
The hired East India troop ship Trafalgar, 1,200 tone, Cap-
tain Taylor, arrived at Creavesend this morning, from
Madras, baring on board the headquarters of the 12th
(Prince of Wales's) Royal Looms together with a number
of eava47 and infantry be to to TRAMP corps.
The 'Llgar sailed frost Mathes oa 15th of March.
Deldes the headquarters of the 12th Lancers, the Trafalgar
brought home troops belonging to the Ist (The King's)
Guards, Royal Artillery, Ist battalion Ist Royals,
Ist n 13th (Since Albert's) LiAt Infantry, lit bat-
talion 16th Royal Irish, 44th, 60th Rides, GBth Light In-
featly, Nth Regiment, and 74th Highlanders, the whole
anialharbig upwards of 300 men of all ranks, together
with the following officers :—Capt. G. Horne, Capt. H. E.
flerese, Lieutenant and Adjutant E. &own, and Quarter-
neater M. Blake. 12th Lancers ; Lieutenant A. H. Tucker,
MIA Light Infantry ; and sat at Surgeon J. M. Laing.
the voyage four deaths occurred on board, including
J. Sefton. 12th Lancers, who was returning with his
=The 12th Lancers have been nearly four years
having embarked in August, 1856, after bat a few
amisithe arrival from the Crimea. After the troops had bus
isa those requiring medical treatment were forwarded
tclorriwi t Pitt Inepital, and the remainder seat to St. Mary's
Jerald establishment. The 12th Lancers proceed to

DEVONPORT, JULY 1.
The Himalaya, screw steam troop-ship, Captain
J. lbseembe, was removed from Mayhem basin on Wednes-
day, and placed alimpide the Kent, shaerhulk, where she
is completing foe lea marries. The Himalaya is ordered to
convey the astronomer royal and stall to Spain, to witness
the approaching eclipse of the man. She went out for • trip
in the oiling yesterday, to test the working of her machinery
after repairs, and retested to the Sound.
The Adelaide, 101, Ospnaie Woodford J. Williams,
will be said off about the 30th of July, and re-commissioned
the following day as a traidag-ship for boys. The Stag,
481uo auling.frigate, is to be commissioned u ordinary
geerlship.
The Terrible, 21 (paddle), Captain Glare, C. R., refitting
at thikport. is expected to leave in a few days, on her return
to the Mediterranean' station.
la Harbour,— Impregnable, Royal Adelaide, Cambridge,
Wellington, Orioe, Hem St. George,Terrible,
=7Geyser, Violet. Dtbspore, Aims, Clooluuste,
,8 Pt b.. Is flonod.—Hinalaya and Nautilus.

Tits Cwrmses Wsw.--floine weeks since Lord
Gamma Paget declined, for mama he thoegkt sufficiently
weighty, to give the exact amount of our naval forces em-
=the rest Leos and ea the meet of Ohba. The
punkah= wil2 labirestisi to Me prodolic at
Mee whim sa an prehahay, areforzen ; and,
in we hove eollsidod- lima from the /01110“,
they may be depended upon. Wi have two einoirals--
Tien-Aohdrel Jaw Hope, C. 8., and ItemAdonkel Lewis
T. loom C.ll. ; one enemodona, 12 capban, ono acting-
apinim 11 mmoneadsz two aotiageommandiess, 26 lieu-
isila two mootenemennandiag. There
ee servunder in addition to a number for
la the wont of aamaaltism the usual complement
of Roadesants, he., necording to the ratings of the different
Them am SI slifoctive veneh of various clonoce,
•ei 1 ▪
iala=, o p
„Tsuumed by upward, of 7,000 seamen
an also borne on the boob of the
=Chompeake two battalions of Royal Marine Light
cad • company of Royal Marine Artillery, making
begeliew some LIM men. We have, therefore, in addition
to the army despatched from India and from England,
9,000 gallon. and manner to bring axainat the Chinese. We
have not taken into account the vowels and the crews of
the late YAM loth& Company's navy, as they are chiefly
employed on other parta of the station, and hitherto have
out taken port in the new war with China. We have not
aotioed receiving ships, store shim, or hospital ships, of
which there are several.--Area and Harp Orixtte.
TYE Ciwism. FLEET 1N YARIP)UTH RUA DO. -
0e Metunlay the Channel fleet arrived in Turmouth Roads.
The Kingdom which has bees engaged during the past week
in target practice is the North rim, corriate of the Royal
Albert, 120, Captain H. Loom, flag of. Rear Admiral riir C.
H. Fremantle Conqueror, 101 ; Alvers, tll ; Edgar, 91,
Ittgahip of Rear-Admiral Erskine ; Aboukir, 91 ; Trafalgar,
fl ; Centuries, 80 : Ilan, ; Mersey' 40 ; Diadem, 32
Anodise, ; sad Fl • Fish, 6. The Met IS set expected
to remain is Yarmouth more than three or four days,
m it is to take part in a naval review before the departure
ef kis Royal Hig 'ens the Prince of Wake for the North
Ameriauseoimeem

Movemarrr IR Nosrouc.—
The sheriff of Norfolk has offered a cup of the value of 501.
to the best rifle shot among the enrolled volusteers of the
many. The prise will be shot for on the Norwich range
Y the third week of tiepternber. Three rounds will he
And by each nag, at distances of SBJ, 400, 500, and WO
pied', according to Hytbe regulations.

SPORTING.

THE CARLISLE, NEWMARKET AND

r, . MON.

Ming doubtful whether Cyine's performances are not equal
to those of Dundee. 1 sheß look for the winner in the
Itairlirg the preferenceto Lard Clifden's colt, if his
leg dues not keep Mm in the stable. The
matches are of no importeemeZtolbion, Plum, and
Oaliban, who have all appeared in • , having to measure
swords splash the unknown A Miss Whip colt, and
Co of whom no opinion an
be formed until they reach
the pest.
The Cumberland Plate at Carlisle appears at the mercy
of Wildman, 3 yrs, 7st, with whom I was not allowed •
start for the Northumberland Plate, owing to a split in
the stable; and he may compensate me by pulling oil this
little prim, as kis most dangerous opponents, Viatica, 3yrs,
bat 11/o"ead Avolortobe, 3 yes, 7st 81b, have more im-
patient 'women* for which they are likely to be re-
moval, es bated, the fernier being in the Liverpool Cep,
sad Mr. Pan's filly in the Goodwood Stakes ; lathe absence
of this pair, then second money may be secured by Master
Barjok 6 yrs, Set 21b, who was thrown in originally. The
Airiest Stand Plate, one mile and • quarter, appears re-
duced toe match between the two rival stables at Middle-
ham. T. Dawson's and J. Osborne's, although Starbeck ran
well for a mile and a half in the North Derby,
my fancy pointing to Montrose as " beat in but
the Lottery Handicap, one mile and a quarter, is
almost a oertninty for Mr. Osborne, who could win with
either Red Eagle, 4 yrs, Set 71b, or Wildman, 3 yrs, let 51b,
the latter having no penalty at present, and should be incur
one, it will only render him the better investment. The
("timberland Volunteers and Corby Castle Stakes ma y both
fall to partook these being the only items besides the
handicap complete at present.
The Worcester programme is a full one, seven events
having to be got through on Thursday, acid eight on Fri-
dsy. The Worentershini Makes had the respectable
yuZirof thirty-one, but it is useless looking be-
Crater, 3 yrs, 7et 41b ; Wildman, 3 yrs, 7st llb ; Rat.
tlebone, 3 yrs, 7st Blb ; and Mater Begot, 6 yrs, Set, for the
winner ; and as Rattlebone is so heavily supported for the
Goodwood flakes, which augure that he will not show, while
Master Begot is only meeting Crater with two or three
pounds the beet of racing weights, we can reduce it to a
match between the latter and Wildman, my preference being
for Crater, although he ancedes 316 to the conqueror of
Mr William. The Croon, Stakes, for two and three year olds,
I would rather not look into, as the best of the lot n
Menat-Arms, has another e t on the sameeEgyel
Newmarket, and it de on circumstances whb*
his owner will prefer. The Annual Produce Stakes,
for two year olds T.Y.C., may not introduce us to
anything that will overcome King of Kent ; while
the Trial Handicap, one mile and a quarter, might
travel to Waterford, or Heroines, and also produce the
winner of the Bentinck Benevolent Handicap on the second
day. The Worcester Cup, one mile and three furlongs, is a
more decided failure than the great event, as nought but a
miracle can interfere with the 'access of Crater, 3 yn,
lOst Sib, who is receiving weight from animals to whom he
could easily concede a stone, and there is no Rattlebone or
Wildman to trouble hint, even on paper. In the Flying '
Handicap, straight half-mile, Orcna, 4 yrs, Tat flub, is worthy
of followers, whatever Mr. Hughes msy stand upon of his for-
midable team, the performances of Mr. Saxon's oolt at Chelms-
ford giving him all the best of the weights. The only
reallyopen event l out find in the bill of fare is the Coventry
Stakes, for two-year-olds, five furlongs, which will be well
worth picking up, the 6001. being sethciently valuable to
tempt even the 1861 Derby nags that may be in the neigh-
bourhood, and the long-looked-for dibut of Parasite may
take place ; but we must not overlook the pretty Fair.
water, who struck me at Bath as fully qualified to take her
own part in any company.—l am, tic., METEOR.

PROGRAMME OF

JULY

MEEIINO.
To•Yoaaow.

A HANDICAP PLATZ of 515:, for 3-yr-olda and up-
wards Enthmee,3mm Bunbnr~ Mile.
A HANDICAP BIIIIDISAILINI of 20 son. each, and only 5 if
declared by ten o'clock the erasing Wore running, to $o to
the owner of the SODOM hone, for 3-yr-olds and upwards.
Three to rennin in or no race. New T.Y.C.
A Bmorrenune of 10 son. each, for 3.yr.olds ; colts,
Bet nb ; and Allies, bet 4.1 b ; the 'miner to be sold for 100
son., if demanded, kc New T.Y.C.

A aWii.PIITAni of 10 mom each ; 3yrold., 84 41b ;
four and upwards, 84 ; the winner to be sold for 100
eon. Cheesterfield Came.

A BVIMMTALIDI ri l 0 sore. each ; 2.yr-olds, let 21b ;
three, 942111; Illnee sad Ithogs allowed 31h. The tripper
to be add fee 150 eon. if be. New T.

THH JOLT Slumps, a aulsceiptirie of 50 TOT,. each, 30 ft,
for lyreide ; oohs, Sit 71b ; and Allies, fist ; the owner
the second bons to receive beck his stake. New T.Y.C.
(37 cabal—Tbe BON Dag Roes, Wild Will, Jingling
Joiway, llooride, DOOM Bleria, Deserter, Clematis,
Knight of the ele, Nutbach, cby Voltigenr, darn by
Oameboy—Phymlii, Caliban, Vega, Abelard, Kenilworth,
Junius, Overton, Centatrice, Folkestoes, f by Wild Dayrell
—LAM, Kikionan, Lupus, Bob Handy (late Claptrap),
Gabardine, Cistercian, Janus, Reveille, Count Horn, Wel.
loon, Stock Pigeon, Stockade, The Sege, Shillelagh, Lord
Kingston. Dictator, Lisbon, &Merino.
MATCH : 100, h ft. New T.Y.C. Duke of Bedford's
Cowley, Set 91b, agst Sir J. Hawley's Calibers, Sat Sib.
MATCH : 9:10, h ft. New T.Y.C. Load Olaagow's o by
Hachette—Mies Whip, nst, grat Duke at Bedford's Plum,
let 111 b.

PROGRAMME OF CARLISLE RACES.
To-Nuasow.

-- ----.
Tim CUEBERLUTE Nroxnwmtin Iffasms of 5 sore. each,
with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 71b; Allies and geld.
sap, Set :lib ; winners, 51b extra, k.c. ; the woad to save
his stake, and the winner k; pay 10 ,ova towards expenses.
Half-amide. (Nine subs) —Tattoo, Ricochet, Jeannie (h b),
Visoonnt Brignall, Lopmdcher, Lady of the Lake, Caller
011ianDoefoot, Joey Jones.
GLUM POTAXD PLATE ( Handicap) of Wean. ; winners,
51b, or of two or more races, 1016 extra. Once round.
Age at lb Age at lb
Bream •8 7 1 Layton 47 4
TlT:lagralgeml" a 8 0 Loran& )
6 8 0
4 7 9 Montre••
3 7 0
i 6 II
IMTaft 4 711 atarbeck
II 7 I Greta
4
6weettrlar 4_ 711 _ _ 3 4

Tut CUMBERLAND PLATE of 100 sore., added to • Handi-
cap of 10 sore. each, b ft, and 3 only if declared ; the second
to alive bin stake, and the winner to pay 10 soya. towards
expenses ; winners of • handicap r 100 soya. alter Ji
611) ; of two of that valor, 911); of the Northumberland
Plate, 91b ; tie second in that ram, 41b extra. Twice round
and a diabetes. (41 sobs, IT of idiom declared.)
AIR 16 16 Ago
AdamAdamßab 4 8 1111lowli 4it 1
Gaspard
Dlikeash 5 7
8
Mader 144.4
111•111114614 4 710 Tvovater•
Itodowe 5 7 10 Vla4ka 3 1
Drill lllas Low*,
Animas 4 8 77 8 8 Wlidisis
81666014 8 7 6 TM Br vest 3
Apalbera I 7 4
Tn Hari Has IITAcza a
for an ago. (Ore =Ha)
Hsu MAJWITT'II PLATE of
yr .o Ids, l'et nb ; four, 9st ;
let 91b. (Two miles.)

3 eove. each, ',nth 25 added,

100 guinea, for all ages ; 3-
Bre, 94 61b ; aim and aged,

Iskseossa Riciarra.—The liberal preaeutation
of capital prisms by his Grace the Duke of Northumberlind
this year drew Sur on Saturday no leas than 24 water.
men and amen who rowed stone excellent non,
which were wi by a most fashionable attendance.
Mr. Horatio Day had the direction of the affair, and
the races were under the direction of Samuel Styles and
Thomas Mackenney. The following is briefly the pro-
' gamma : Wattemen's Race—First Heat—W. Turner,
white. J. Savory, blue, 2; J. Wapibott, red, 3. Ap-
Race—Fint Heat—W. Kemish, white. 1 ;
, red, 24jilleynolds, blue, 3. Waterline's
S , 1 ; W. Faulkner, purple, 2 ;
J. Newena, peen, & pprentices' Second Heat H. ;SiLles,
yellow, 1; J. Wshoft, green, 2; W. Fishlock. purple 3.
3.
WatanniesThird ileat.---W. Manny, blue str,pe, ;W.
Tyreallored strips, 2 ; W. Dyckhoff, black, 3. Appren-
tices' mud Heat.—A. Argeant, blue stripe, 1 ; U. Milroy,
red stripe, 2; E. Fishiock, black, 3. Watermea's Fourth
Heat —F. Styles, red and white, 1 ; F. Swaintom yellow
and green, 2; J. Timms, blue and white, 3. Apprentices'
Fourth Heat.—J. Styles, yellow and green, 1 ; J. Reynolds,
Hue and white, 2; C. Manny, red, 3. Watermen's Creed
Hest.—F. Styles, red and white, 1; O. Gedney, yellow, 2 ;
W. Manny, blue stripe, 3; W. Turner, white, 4. This
wee a very pretty race, with a peat any changes, and
Styles did not obtain the lead till close to home. The others
were all well together. Apprentices' Grand Heat.—H.
Styles, yellow, 1 ; W. Kemish white, 2 ; A. Argeaht, blue
stripe, 3; J. Styles, yellow nod green, 4. After miring
nearly • mile Styles obtained the lead and won by two
lengths ; Kemielt and Asgeant throughout being very

UNIT= STATICS AND CANADIAN MAILS.—The
British and North American royal mail steamship Arabia,
Captain James Stone, took her departure from Liverpool,
about 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, for Halifax and
Boston rill Queenstown, taking out a fair number of pawn
gem and the mails for the United States, Canada,kr-
The Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's *new Mouser
Nova Scotian, Captain 3l'Master, will take her depurttue on
Weduseday, at 10 a.m., for Quebec and Montreal, via Less-
doodarry, taking out passengers and the Canadian
Thu Liverpool,f Now York, and Philadelphia Steamship
Company s screw steamer City of Baltimore, Captain Pe-
trio, will take her departure on Wednesday, about the suns
time, fur New York vii Queenstown, taking out passengers
and a ship's mail. Telegraphic despatches for all parts of
the AMOTIQUI continent will be racerved at the udiee of the
American Telegraph Company, 10, Exchange.street Foat,for
an steamer within a few minutes of her departure.
Lawman YOB SAVOY AND NlCE.—According of
a onnununication which baa been received from the French
Post-ogice, all the regulations and rats of postage in force
in France have been extended to Savoy and Nice. Letters,
newspapers, and other printed paper', addressed to Savoy
and Nice, will therefor* in future be forwarded in Ste maM
for Frame, and will be sub *e in all reaps:its to the rates
of postage and general roguione applicable to correspond.
en addressed to Fre:um—By eosontaad of the Post
ca
ROWLAND lira., Secretary.-04464.41 Not-01110%
June 27: .

but week 300 tows of new potatoes, 100
toes of butter, sad 271 Wham ware hadai la the Ilestie
simples docks. The potatoes sad bailer win has Jer•
Bey, sad the bidlocke.were hem Oporto.