The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-06 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

(711014 LAier NIGHT'S °AMITE.)
WAR.OFFICE, Joao 5.
COMISBAZIAT DITAIMICEICT. —Assistant Comm is-
sary-Genseal John W illiam Rowell to be deputy commisaary.
genera.
Casrunre DEPAITIMIXT.—ChapIain to the Forces the
Rev. H*.ieleatt to be chaplain of the second-clam
Her has bees pleased to aooept the resignation of
the Com of Chaplain to the Forces the Rev. William
Walrond Jackson, on his being appointed Bishop of
Antigua.

ADwrseurs, Jolts s.—Arronermzirre.—Lieute-
neat& A. B. B. Outer, to the St. Vincent ; C. Parry and
H. R. E. Grey, to the Bulldog.
Asnatant Clark W. E. Hicks, to the Orlon.

Jima 5.

ABM s% OF WOI7NDFD TROOPS FROM INDIA.
A large body of troops, to the number of 240 men of all
malts, the whole of whom have been sent home from India
on amount of wounds or debility, arrived et Fort Pitt Has.
vital
rers afternoon from Groveeend, where they dlsem.
from the Eat India troopship Bolivar:a. The
vessel ailed from Calcutta on the 2nd of F
touched at the Oepe of Good Hope on the 4th Ober=l„t
sailed the 11th of the same mouth. The sick sad wounded
troops include men belonging to the 6th Carshineers, 17th
Lacers, Royal Artillery, Rifle Brioule (3rd Buffs), sth Flai-
ling, 6th, 8* 20th, 23rd (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), 38th, 42nd
(Royal High Laden), 60th (Rifled), 71st (Highlanders), 78th,
77th, 820:4, 88th (Connaught Rungers), and 90th (Light In-
, the under the command of Cap-
tin
falg7.l'„Renesnati, 75thw °lterimant, and Li t. J. 1111 y,
231 Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and in medial charge
Aasiststa-Sur A. J. L Hepworth, R.A. During the
voyage to **Thames eight deaths occurred on board. The
Bs via experienced some very bed weather during the
voye end encountered the full force of the late gale.
Attu the troops had been medically inspected 15 men were
medesed into
to for medical treatment, and the re-
mainder ant to Bt. Xary's Invalid depot to await their
discharge.

SPORTING.
ASCOT R ACES. —TyminAy,
Tim TRIAL Sneer% of S nova each, with 100 added ; for
hyrolds, fist ; three, 7at 81b ; four, Bst Illb ; five and up-
wards, Width. The winner to be sold for 600/., he. ; if not
to be sold to carry 9lb extra. The New Nile. (26 rube.)
Mr. LTeaßroeciesCock-a-lioop, by The Conferee 4 yrs, set
Forlhaeo) 1
Cola Peersoo's Rouge Dragon, 2 yrs, 54
Mrs. Osbelideeton's Maid of Peru, 2 yrs, Ist ...,Pettlagell)
Mr. S. Jacob's Amsterdam, 5 yrs, gat fib laidcrolt, 4
The following also ran'—Tondo, Wee Polly, Replant, c
by Hurerceth--oh's dam, g by Surplice—Con-
certina, Aurieniar Lod ac, c by Gibraltar—Queen of the
Gipsies, Penalty, Defender, Gammon, Petra, f by Barnton
—Tuella, embus, Philomel, Restes, Brandy Ball, and
Ge•Pird-
Betting : 7 to 2 apt Zodiac, 6 to 1 apt Reales, Bto 1
each apt Cock-a-hoop and Cpgricas, 100 to 8 apt Brandy
Ball. Oa amemblingat tliepoetthiConcertinageldingasusual
showed temper, and twice mut Norman from the saddle.
When the flag was dropped he did not seem in the humour
to rem and was left behind. Cock-a-hoop took up the
running after the horses had Rattled into their stride, and
attended by the others in a bud carried it on to the end
and won by three lengths ; same between the second and
third ; a neck between the third and fourth. Gaspard,
Zodiac, and Wes Polly headed the nick, all of whom were
palling u_p. Colonel Pearson claimed the winner.
Tin THIRD YZAR OP Till EIGHTH ABCOT TRIDIXILL
&TALCS of 10 lova. each, with 100 added, for 4-yraids ;
colts, tat 71b ; fillies, Bat 41b ; horses having run and not
been placed fint or second in the Two or Three Year Old
Triennial allowed 51b ; the second to receive 50 nova. out of
the stales. Once round. (28 subs.)
Mr. Bowes's Mouravieff, by Pyrrhus the Pleat, Sit 71b
(Aldcroft) 1
Mrs. Osbaldedon's St. Clarence, Sat 71b (Charlton) 2
Mr. Bowes's the May Morning, Bst fib . (J. Covey) 8
Lord Wilton's Little Nat. Bst 7lb (Salt 4
Baron Rotbauldld'a Bastion, Sit 71b (Wells) 6
Betting :7to 4 on Mouravieff. The race was a straggling
one throughout. St. Clarence took a long lead, with May
Morning second and Little Nat thin. On entering the old
course they took close order,and in the straight Little Nat
gave way and Mouravieff aited upon fit. Clarence to the
Stand, when he passed him and won by a length ; bad third.
The others beaten • long way. Bastion never showed near
the front.
THE GOLD VLSI given by her Majesty, added to a sweep-
stakes of 20 sore. each ; for hyr-olds, Ist nb ; four, H
ues3lb ,•
five, 9st 61b ; six and aged, llst rib ; certain penal and
allowances Two miles. (6 subs.)
Captain Christie's Horror, by Wild Myren, S yea, 7st 3lb
(car. 7st 61b) IO Fordhsto) 1
Mr. T. Parr's Avalanche, ayes, 7st alb (Clement) 2
Baron Rothschild:B Magnum, 4 yrs, ilet Mb (Wells) 3
Rupee also ran.
Betting : 5 to 4 on Horror, 3to 1 apt Avalanche, 4to 1
apt Rupee. Rupee made play, with Magnum second, and
Avalanche third. On rounding the top turn Magnum took
his place at Rupee's mutters, the other two running side
by side about era lengths off. These positions were held
until they bad entered the Swinley Course, when Rupee
separated herself from Magnum, but soon afterwards bolted,
and left Avalanche with the lead, Magnum and Horror
lying dose up ; the three ran home together, Horror getting
the best of it at the distance, and winning cleverly by half
a length ; the second beating the third by a head.
A HANDICAP PLATS of 1(8) 40118., for hyr-olds and up-
wards. Straight half mile. (46 subs.)
Captain Little's General Hesse, by the Nabob, 3 yea,
fist lib Grlinshaw; 1
lard Chesterfield's Baron Munchmasse, 3 yes get 121 b
(W. Bottom)
Lord W. Powlett's Speculation, 3 yes, Est fib Daley) 8
REFORM DEMONSTRATION AT GREAT YARMOUTH. Mr. Ingbana's Predictor, S yrs, rot Bib (J. Plumb)
—A large meeting was held at Great Yarmouth on Monday The following also ran Julia, Tiara,omy,
evening, to consider the present aspect of the Helaine goes- Greats, Harriet, Dayspriog, The SpankerlenuitahN
Lion and the Reform Bill introduced by the government. Golden Pippin, Apollo, ('hare Arnie, Pomona, Skelton by
John Owlaa, one of the borough magistrates, yielded Orlando, The Tocher, Index, Confusion by Newminater,
over the adhering, which took place in the Ours Mireloange. Prelude, Mushroom, The Gift, Clovernook, &raters, Rom
The resolutions adopted declared that inasmuch as the URI Middision, fby The Nabob —Bourra Tomacha, Industrious,
Introduced by Lord John Buell would sonsiderably extend and Mr Edward.
the initialise limo/bibs working dames, the meeting, Bitting :4to 1 apt General Hems, 6to 1 apt Orme, 8
while manning the tof the people to a more oompre- to 1 (at first sto 1) apt Zaretan, 10 to 1 apt Prelude, 100
hensive enactment regretting that the present scheme to 8 apt Baron MumUusen, 25 to 1 each apt Clemanthe
did not provide means for the protection of the voter hy and Apollo. Alter 00V00 little delay, occasioned principally
the ballot, was of evil= the meows WIN entitled to the by the brooking away of Speculation, Zaretan, and one or
rapport Of all Meads at parlianienalifioLm. The meet- two WWI% the AM wen dr•PPed• They ran in a lie%
ing also expressed its regret and lip at the defiant General Hewn basing a slight lead, with Prelude, Predictor,
attitude of theHonee of lardaoom ' with the vexatious Baron lifiansen, and Speculation lying next in attend-
obstacles to the proves of the Reform Bill caused by some ana• The rank was never in doubt, the General wint*
el its nominal supporters, and "earnestly called upon the by • boo* bell • letigth between the second and
moot to um all *institutional means for rainansiaing sal a hued between the third and
fourth; Prelude and be
= privileges of the House of Commons, sad steadily Fidtrest wan rant.
TIN Mel Yaks OF THR THIRD ABOOT BDOIWIAL
N Nairna any encroachment upon the liberties of the
toni"! 22rAgg2 of 10 sm. mak, with 100 added ; for 2-vr-olds ; colts,
- ?BB CHrzegt RATE ABOLITION BILL—The lletTlb; Elia, het Al; the second to receive 25 mom. out at
Mooed reading of this bill, which was originally fixed for
the 14th inst., is postponed until Tuesday, the 19th init., the elakae. T.Y.C. (40 subs.)
/Arc gracircnec Dlophantur, by OrlandocA.
Trawled, 71b) 1
When it is to be moved by Lord Lyveden. Mr. T. Parr's fis, es 71b fijhensati 2
Sow= Kssierwarow Mongol.—During the week Berm lan/MIMI •fing,tat Mb Molls)
=une 2, the visitor, have been u follows Para:wingOsPorsiess, 71b (Merited 4
17.,443 ; evening', 7,380 ; total, 19,823. From no also ran :—F by Stockwell—Bribery,
the wain the Yoram, 1,416,350. &hie hen sett b Surphee—Comertina, Canary, Lefty

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Joirs 5.