The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-21 00:00:00

NAVA4 AND MILITARY.

ANIMALS; JULY 20.—ApPoirnmarrs.— Mate
A. B. Wodehouse to the Marl
Payntaster Iy Thorne to the El Lteent.
.iliantant Surgeon W. I. Eames to the Bloodhound.
rust Clue Assistant Engineer J. Marsh, to the Fiagard,
as 'wampum:7.

CHATHAM, JULT 90.
The entire force of this garrison, together with
the 12th (Gillingham) company of Kent Volunteer Artil.
lery, the 9th (Chatham), and Mb (edigr of Rochester) com-
panies of Kest Rine Corps, were engaged this afternoon in
one of those interesting and well-managed siege operations
for which Chatham lies become so widely and justly cele-
brated. The idea of employing the volunteer corps with
the re,rular forces was decided upon by Major-General Eyre,
in consequent* of the high state of discipline at which the
volunteer •orps of Chatham and Rochester hare arrived,
rendering them fit to take part in any military operations.
The programme of the operations to be carried out was
exceedingly varied in incidents, there being cannonading,
malading, and the otherteFierations which usually occur In
a siege, of the most tom mated and desperate character.
The weather, unfortuna y, was exceedingly adverse, and
during the morning it reined heavily. This, however, did
not prevent a large influx of visitors to witness the
operations.

DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.—Yee-
tenlay's Gazette gives notice that the distribution of the
proceeds received and tonnage bounty awarded for the
acme unknown or Marianne. captured on the 22nd March,
1858, by her Majesty 'a slops tttys and Jasper, will com-
mence on Monday, the 30th July, 1880, in the Prise Brarich
of the Department of the "Accountant-General of the
Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house." The following are the
shares dne to an individual in the several classes :—Flag
share, MI/. 11.. Bd. ; commander, 7861. Oa. 2d. ; lieutenant
commending, 6241. IN. 2d. ; third class, 2211. 14s. 7d.
fourth class, 1421. bk. 9d. ; fifth class, 7W. 3s. 104. ; sixth
class, 71/. sa. 4d.; seventh clan, 471. ilk 41.; eighth class,
23/. 13s. 2d. ; ninth class, 151. 18s. 9d. ; tenth dais,
71. its. 4€l.

FAILURES IN THE LZATRIII TRADE—The reck-
lona system of trading which has been pursued for the lam
tea or a dorm years la the leather trade has at leogth »-
salted in several esrious failures in England. Fortunately
few homes is Gleagow appear to have suffered, so far as hoe
?i:tvethnnasio Pirm"houv
though two
well
-known
horses city
Pe Pa. George
Belaradm , leather factor, whose suspension wiui intimated
lasi week. At a meeting of his creditors held on Thursday
his liabilities were stated to be 36,0001. An offer of 3s. ed.
per
_ponad was made to the creditors sad accepted. Oa
Mswility Meagre. T. Pilling and Co., Stockeelletreot, inti-
mate& to than ' that owing to the present state of
tie Want' Indy and throughout the country, and
fro WAIF waiMISS ',Moan lows during the existing
prain...ipy 1V toe compelled to suspend Praia*
71ta1r titiola sad liabilities are estimated at about 50,0001. or
40.061.—vierfli British Daily Mail.

LATEST BETTING ON THE 001:(B201.
GOODWOOD STAKE&
7 to 1 apt Satellite (t freely)
7 to 1 Gridiro(n (off)
her
9to 1 Tetoff) •
15 to 1 Avalanthe (t and off)
100 to 6 Wallace (t)
30 to 1 Itiseber
1000 to 15 Cosivivialist (t)
1000 even on Wallace apt Avalanche (t)
GOODWOOD CUP.
9 to 2 apt Battey (t)
sto 1 Starke (t)
Fr. LEGER.
3to 1 on the Field (off)
500 to 400 apt The Wizard and Thernsaaby
coupled (t)
200 to 10 Lapsible (t and off)
2000 to 50 Wallace (t)
THE DERBY.
2000 to 50 apt Knight of the Thistle (t)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-.-FEIDAP.
GOODWOOD STAKE&
6to 1 apt Satellite (t)
6to 1 Tocher (t)
Bto I Avalaneb• (t)
8 to 1 Gridiron (t)
12 to 1 Rattlebone (t)
25 to 1 Claire (t)
100 to 3 Comeeript (t)
GOODWOOD CUP.
4 to 1 apt Butterfly (t)
sto 1 Starke (t)
sto 1 Daagu (t)
10 to 1 Waite (t)
ST. LEGER.
100 to 30 each apt Thormanby and Wizard
7 to 1 apt Umpire (t)

THE GOODWOOD CrP.—Of the three principal
cope to be run for next week, the classic vase manufactured
by London and Ryder, of New Bond-street, deserves espe-
cial commendation for design and workmanship. The gene-
ral form of the vase resembles the proportions of some an-
tique models, and the sculptural decorations are appro.
pruitely chosen from classic mythological fable. The grump
on the cover represents Bellerophon, mounted on Pegasus,
the wined horse of the Muses, conquering the Chimera.
The action of the hero is animated, sad the three diverse
heads of the monster are set on the neck with great skill and
t probability. Four delicately-executed medallions
apparent pi-obebility. Four delicately-executed medallions
is low relief round the sides of the cup illustrate other
poeti-
cal incidents relating to Pegasus. The theft is decorated with
the head of Medusa, winged monsters, and hop. The
more strictly artistic portion oftm design is of • superior'
character, while it would be diult to praise too highly
the elaborate M
inventionand delicate executionof the Weer-
smith's work. The playfulness and originality of the lines
and component 'mots of the shaft is almost, worthy Benue.
onto Cairn. Altogether this vase is in its ensemble ins of
the Inset pieces of modern English art-workmanship ws
Lys men.
Csram. PAWL —Own Swum DAT. •-•
FRIDAY, JOLT Admissions on parnant, 4,306;
ditto by owes tickets. wE; tow visitors, 4,771.
[Advertisemi=t..gt —liemoweT's Pule AND GlNT-
nlOrr. —Awaked ..—lfor the proper development and
nourishment at the human body It Is essentail that the functions
of the stomach, liver, kidneys, sod bowels be performed with
afar and regisbuity. lioelowrits readies readily aware both.
The lowers of the stomach ore greatly augmented, and good
giudrle Juice secreted In
alniodswes when this Ointment Is dili-
gently rubbed Oaks a dog over the pit of rho stomach. The
Pills and Ointment enable It to *street all the food's nutritive
matter, and to thoroughly digest most articles of diet. Hollo-
way's preparatioas not only preserve the hums from wear and
m. bon stimulate it to shore up norms nom, as paalasary to
vitality ma the mainspring to a watch.

G. Everson, Greenwich 1
G. Darwin, Chelsea 0
W. Hemmings, Ekbmond
Almost directly after the start Everan began to draw
on and Hemmiop pulling too closely Drewitt, they
lho.uullt, but Hemminp broke sway well, and made a de.
termined effort to overhaul Everson, but without effect,
the latter keeping the lead to the finish, and winning by
length.
APPRTNTICLIS MATCH FOR COAT, BADGE, ADD FRIEDON,
AND PRIZES IN MONEY.

T. Hoare, Hammering*
C. T. Wise, Kew
Won by thaw lames&

E. Eager, Challis
G. Shepperd, Chelsea..
T. Blauchard,

Won easily.

John Tan, MoilLey
William Wallinger, Pees Wharf
Won annily.

J. R. Clasper, Newcastle.
J. Woody, Blackfrian

1
0

1131 AL 1/41..
E. Eager
The rowing will be rewd at two to-day.

THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND THE EXTRA
Smarr DLTr. Yesterday (Friday) afternoon a numerously
attended meeting of the Beamed victuallers was held at the
Wheatsliesf, in `'ere-street, Linoohis-inn-fields, to consider
the steps desirable to be taken in reference to the extra
andutsypiriolia,ls."llpropowd. per gallboyeihtoebea.charzel fura thethe future upon
Mr. Carr, of the dining rooms Winn his name m the
Strand, wee called to the chair, and said that in consequence
to
aot
thh.r.echee
expedition tas
the d
ptyn
ciwnehe: cfhhi
ee
spiritsww i charged
a suppliedcourse
or thebet
h expensesleec ey
The extra duty of is. lid. a gallon upon all spirits proposed
by Mr. Gladstone would raise the duty on British spirits to
life. a gallon, upon colonial spirits to 10s. 2d. per Fallon,
m and
7°71:0 rfporothrettitlgiere in:.!4:clotownvii:lettnealls:erstsa. gallon.
to f ter el
oshte: beingme c in. :Fre:
nation, Mr. Parfitt, of the Craven Heed, Dnvy-Lae, moved
that placards should be printed and circulated amongst the
trade, for exhibition in their ban and windows, giving
notice that, in consequence of the extra duty, for the future
all virile sold at their several establishments would be
charged a penny per quarters extra. The proposition wee
seconded and unanimously adopted. A subscription
having been opened to meet the necessary expenses, the
usual vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the
uss7,ll kelt. up.
Frederic Jones has published a set of
fiereoscople Views of the Interior of the Chapel Royal of Si.
Osergteih Windsor. They are of remarkable merit. The depth
nr Wig dalt oolonnaiss, with the mystic obscurities and aort-
asta iris of Ilea, la pandered with a ndellty to nature un-
equaled by anything we have ever seen to
stereoseopes.""—Athe-
netts June In, 1800. "Highly interesting and valuable.—Dalb
News. Tim series complete 18 nut few on receipt of • post-
ale* order for Vs., or two samples for St. Id. VMolosale and
to, seporsetim —Frederic Jones, lael, Gatard-street, London,
I neatly opposite Sosdetreet).—•d) ornament.