The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-10 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(sr scr.criuc ITLIONAPII. )
CHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

THE STEWAIIDIr CUP. One mile 7 forloop.
Jacinths, Light, Fist Stanley, Man at A MS, Umpire,
Ben Webster, Satellite, Optimist, Uoilerhsud,
Lady Ripon, Folkestooe, Feodorowns, ChZ•re Arnie, Lupus,
Weatherbound, First Lord, and quiver are here.
PAID PORMIT. —Pounce and Butterfly.
THE CHESHIRE STAKES. About I mile 3 furlompt.
Cosmopolite, Prince of Orange, Herne, Flirtation,
Prophet, and Ramey are bore.

LATEEIf BETTING.
THE DERBY.
9 to 4 awl Dundee (t)
6to 1 Diopheatue (t)
14 to 1 Kt Women (t)
1* to 1 Kettloirunt (t)
16 to 1 Ihrtetor (t)
34 to 1 looms (t)
40 to 1 -- Kul( of Yost (t)
40 to 1 Nalesos (t)
50 to 1 ROO* el the Thistle (t)

FRACAM agTwggf TO diRTM AND E.MAN RALLY
MILITIA.- -WO regret to learn that disturbances have this
week taken place between soldiers of the Seth (Connaught
Rangers), stationed at Cokheater camp, and Mae of the
Eases Rides Militia, billeted in the town. Oe Sunday night,
appears,it the disturbance commenced by some men of the
*4th catching • solitary and llaaffeading &MX rifleman
rambling us Darling i.Esld (Dow the government drill
ground), ited maltreating him by striking him on the head
with a stick. On Moeda,/ night, by way of retains-
tioa, a party of Essex ridernen, walking upon the Mili-
tary.rund, pounced upon • solitary tbith man, named Ed-
ward McHugh, who had been to post • letter, when the
riflemen struck him on the head with • stick, thereby
in-
dieting • severe wound, which bled so profusely that the
injured man was taken to' the camp hospital. The With
fuel, hereupon vowed vengeance against the Essex Rides,
for ill-treating their comrade, and on Tuesday night the
town was completely in • state of consternation. numerous
Page .of the *4th, armed with haze. bludgeons, being sees
hurrying to to awl fm, seeking
enteredkin aboeuvte,yinputhetnes and alley.
posed
to he the billet. of the riflemen, who were for the most part
wisely got oat 14 the way by the landlords, several of whom
locked up their men in stables and upper rooms to keep them
1 from the fury of their amailtuits. In one instance we heard of
• ppuorgy of the Allth m.hieg upstairs to the bedroom of the
th , when one of the latter, se zing his rifle with had
bayonet stood Grisly with it at the charge to guard tlbe
door, and threatened the men of the ietth with the ".(44
▪ if they dazed to ester ; the latter thinking "dis-
cretion the better part of valour," heat • hasty retrial.
One of the add threw • stole at • rifleman quiets sitting
upon the door step of his billet, the Anchor, Magi Idea-
street. and cut his head owe. boring the fracas the
pickets from the camp were scouring the Imes is all diree-
gime; while others were posted in different street;
se that they succeeded either in driving the OM
lets camp, or taking them prisoners. The tradeamsa of
et. Reeelph-street, the chief thoroughfare to the camp,
were obliged to close their shops earlier than weak ea
Tuesday night, to pprreevent the mischief which appeared
' fmmise.t. Os W • night, the Math were coofined
to barrack; and thus so disturbance ensued. We ender.
steed the riegleaders in the fracas have been brought
before • court martial and punished. Various exaggerated
repine have been is circulation that several of the *4th
sad &sex Rifles were killed, bat beyond the infliction of
separy ugly cuts and beware, we are happy to my so
seeker coniorrisencee are likely to some. It as, however,
emseidesed cf the utmost importance, for their own safety,
lead the preservation of the peace acid goal order of the
town, that the belligerent forres should be kept se far re-
moved as ratable from each other's company. —Chelaufond
Omsk*.