The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-22 00:00:00

THE REVIEW AT WOOLWICH.

Of the infantry at yesterday's review the
these banditme of Onmedisr Guard. were of course the
moat campkweas is then bearskins, but the 16th of
the Lim she mad* • famous appearance; and the
petits do ant require to be told that the Royal Marines
were everything that soldiers ought to be. The
royal piny clustered round the flag-staff, and looked
exemdlegly gay sad brilliant from the variety of
uniform pmesat. Prince Albert wore the uniform
of • DMA Mil menhal, and the Prises of Prussia, who
rods by his aide. an of the Prussian Guards, with the badge
amil ribbon cis military ceder across his breast. The Prince
b • Ina, seletier-like man, who rides well and gives the salute
with the bee military air. The Prince of Wake, clad in
tartan, rode beide his august father ; and for the rest of the
sorties we mast mew our readies to the Court Circular, ea
the didance at whisk we were placed prevented our recogni-
doe deny but the most distinguished or familiar feces.
There was, kowever,greent the whits and silver of Austria,
and the light hies which is adopted in common by the
Neapolitan body gond and the Ronan gendarmerie,
end sil telma together and mixed up with oar own scarlet
made • eery befflient moving picture as the party rode up
end dews and IneMy galloped off the ground. The move-
lamb el • review or. generally pretty much the many sad
yeetwdry they way ems on • more limited scale than meal.
The men Est marched pest at slow elms, then at quick an
them at the double—the last-named movement having a most
babat effect, and eliciting a hearty cheer from the 'pacts-
tan la this last manoeuvre the Artillery galloped past in a
period fury, the Life Ouarde followed at the three-quarter
gallop, and the Hussars caracoled gracefully to an opera air,
with all the pennon of Astley' s or Frannie'. The per
command over the horses exhibited in all these saws we
most admirable, and would have been eve. more admired by
the general public than it was did they know the bugger and
difficulty that had to be gone through in acquiring such auto-
' rank certainty of combined movement. Finally, the whole of
the troops came up in line and gave the salute, the of the
various regiments playing the National Anthems Nothing
could have peeved over better than the whole affair, always
excepting the journey down by the North Kent line.
The Common was crowded with people of all classes, •
dense line of centavo filling all the aide of the quadrangle
before which the royal party wee stationed, and all the other
sides were garnished with • deep fringe of spectators on foot.
The beads played national aim during the day, and at the „
Isnsiastke of the review adjourned to the barrack-equate,
where they spin played during the time that the Prince
Dowd and his ilintrion guests were at luncheon. The '
newessiest force on pent& wee three trooper of Horse Artillery,
two big battsdes, two eqoadrons of Life Guards, the 11th
Haman the kith Food, sad two battalions of Royal Marines.
The militia preset ecemisted of the East Kent and Oxford-
alike regimens, sad the ground we kept by the trooper, of
the Military Trade.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S-TMMAY.

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The pabliaition al the Spring Handicape gave no Impetus
to speeeledea. Few beckon of home were present, and
Idles anamed dmirona to numend operations mini ettec the
al the ►ooeptnros.
In the City, 26 to 1 h►d been t►ken ►boat ralnetster, but
at the Caw those odds were currently offered on the field.
The eobjeird prices are for the moat part nominal

CHESTER CUP.
25 to 1 eget Yr. Jam;ker's Pshabitat, 3 yrs, 4st 51b
1000 to 33 Lord Aklesbury's Charles the Second (bro
to Mary Copp), 3 yrs, 4st 10Ib
1000 to 30 Mr. J. Merry's Ktag of the Isles, 4 yrs,
6.t 4lb
60 to 1 Mr. C. Wintringham's King of the Gipsies,
6 yrs, 7st
60 to 1 Mr. Barber's Primo. of Denmark, 3 yrs, Est
1000 to 16 Lord Anglesey's Tricolor, 4 yrs, 6st 7lb
1000 to 16 Lord CliMm's Melissa, 6 yrs, Est 10Ib
1000 to 15 Mr. IL Johnstane's IL &Aims, 4 yrs,
Est 10Ib