The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-09 00:00:00

THE STARTER AND THE JOCKEYS AT NEW-
MARK ET.

On the Friday in the Hottgliton Meeting the 'tarter ems.
plainol that all the jockeys, except the Mar of the Mabel
filly (W. Johnson) disobeyed his orders repeatedly, and
started before the flag fall. The steward fined them all,
except W. Johnson, 5/ each, end directed that they should
not ride again until the dor be paid. Subsequently the
stewards remitted the fines indicted on the following jockeys.
in ocosoqueeee of their precious good conduct, etx : Oce-
tance, W. Cotton, E. Martin, Barlow. T. hoick bowl*,
sad Woodhouse.

DELINQUENT JOCKEYS.
The following notice is published I. the last amber of
the Sheet Calendar :—" The stewards of the Jockey Club
hereby give notice that Mr. Fraser, and Robertson the
jockey, haring been warmed off Kelso racecounis for mal-
practices there, an warmed off Newmarket Hstle, and the
stewards noominesed that they are warmed off all courses
where Newmarket rules are in force."

HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGZIIENTS.
Oct 11 at 11.6 p.m., Cosign, oat al the Clearwell
Stakes, Newmarket.
Nov. 2, at 3 p.m., BOM6I/11, out deli eniegentente in
1861.

Nov. 4, at 9 a.m., Dr. Nichol, out of all seppmest.
is 1891.

Nov. 5, at 9 a.m., Wizard, out of Liverpool Cup; sad
Rsdpole, out of all races for which he is handicapped to

Now. 7, at 9 am., Gazelle, ont of all ealtagementa roads
up to Od. 28, iaeloolve.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Atewriatwe, Nov. B.—APromlarn.—aoom-
' mender H. D. Mickley toga greyhound. •
Lieutenant J. L. Why, to the Greyhound. •
Assistant &wpm J. IL to be whlitiseal to
the Nile, for awns with the battalionAadorsoe of Royal Marino
' under orders for pertioular Barrios.
Neal Ostia J. H. (Heber, to the 0 bound ;A. J.
Leith, C. C. Weed, F. Papillon, and J. F. to the
Phaeton.

• CHATHAM, Nov. 8.
' A party of troops belonging to the Royal Cana-
dian Rifles, under the command of Lieutenant Whyte, toge-
ther with detachments of the 37th and Tani Reginienta,
arrived at Pert Pitt Hospital this Alasers. The troop
not requiring medical treatment were removed to the
invalid depot, to await the order for their disoharp from
the service.

rag Nigro? or carom or 2712

VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.

The prizes won atthe contest between the members
of the 6th Cheshire Ride Volunteers were presented to the
successful candidates by the Bishop of Chester at the Music
Hall of that city on Thursday last. His lordship, in some
preliminary remarks, defended his participation in such
a ceremony. At such a time as this (he said) England
ascot, in common prudence, remain behind the rest of
the world in preparation—l will not say fur war, but for
self•defenos. (Hear, hear.) We have no unmanly fears.
we hare no ungenerous suspicions ; but still ere have
not quite so much simplicity as to be passads4 by
those who would tell us " don't disturb yourselves ;"
. . . .

" don't be in the least uneasy ;" " be quirt ; nobody is going
to meddle with you ; nobody is going to touch you."
(Hear, hear.) I trust they are sot ; but oar business is
sot to lei thew it they try. (Loud cheers.) Our business
is to be prepared, with Ciod's Merlin, to defend ourselves
if self-dehisce should become neeessary ; and it was this
instinet of self-defence' it was this principle of corn..
111011 sense—which produced the volunteer movesnest,
and which now sustains the volunteer movement through.
out England. (Hear, bear.)