The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-05 00:00:00

DEZAPOOT Ar CAMBAIDOIL

The grunt interest evinced to vitamin the famed
Bees Ultima bcdnemi • meunittes of petlemen to raise
• imps ram by sehereiptioe, to be given in prime lor pedes-
trian sonleatei, the principal event being • shr-mile rare,
in whisk Dessfer4. Brighton, lassig, sad & Barker orotencled,
and they mine off yesterday at Mr. Neale& pounds. Quite
6,000 apeetaters were present, including lit• Prince of
Wales and suite, Majou4enersl Bums, beetle of collages,
most of the earroundlig noblemen sad miry ; and • lamp
aurither of the fair en use crowded the pounds. The
mairgemeat wen all that amid be decked, and the uniting
track, whisk was just • quarter 4 • mile, wee in fire‘
rate order, and se level as • bowleg peen, although it was
heavy from the area nosebag on teat. There
were several other moss, but being only of locel
interest it is only necessary to mein, the principal event
of the day. At the time of starting the appearance el the
Indian was annocusoed by load &ears. He was introduced
le the Pekes, who in the most grades, maser shook
hands with him, and. midst • some of great smith.
meat, the men were told to go, twenty.foor draft
of the ground hay* to be made to complete the six nubs.
The Indian at once went ahead, first one and then the other
afterwards taking the lead, bat at the mid of the mile, ran
im bat a OSOOllld revs Ave minutes. Deeeloot wee fret by two
yards, the time being good for the heavy date of the
groan& In the fifth lap Lang rushed to the front, but both
the ladles sad Brighten et once anewered the champ,
beficre hat way toned okesd with the leading man, and
Barker also ran up to them, the whole four being within •
yard of each other on the finish of the second mile, moan.
*died ia 10 min. 11 sec. The whole of this time the
Indira was running strong, although his curious pit was in
Arrange arming to the easy style and fine action of the Erg.
Batmen, Barker's mecum being especially admired. Be
they careered along, three miles heiog run in 15 min.
44 see., when Laag pre in, and in the fifteenth round
Barker was in difitoulties, and although he straggled to the
end, mid tried alibi amid to live the pace, from this point he
wee out el the nos. The lodine and Brighton at the fifth
mile OMNI the pest rids ileitis, 26 minutes and 36 seconds
briffing now eloped, when a meet exciting scruple took
plass. Os eormeseeing the Ist mile, the Indies dashed ia
hest, Brighton banging deeperately rte him, end ever and
they es seek weed in front by ao4 eases than eyed,
the exeiteseent was bnossese, and the than shaast
deafening. Bright= tried hard to keep with the
redskin, end in the twenty-third lap *pia jest got
In freak end • tenths shout 112800,00111 that they
had commenced the lest round. Deerfoot gauntly
emarered the celled his Weeds, sad west Off like the rash
of • buffalo. was tee yards ahead before half way
sad although Brighton same spin within four yards of the
Indian, another Muth° mak of Deerfoot decided the ram,
the Bosses rase leaving WIT as fresh es when he commenced.
Loud cheers aesiouneed another victory of this now famed
MUM Before the assembled ladies he pave his war-whoop,
and retie and simple crowded around to congratulate him.
The Priam of Wake spin shook heads will tawny-skin,
presented him with a pane ia which were two notes,
ad also gave • handsome gratnityle the three Englishinea.
Everything paned elf estadactonly, sad Deerfoot will no
doubt long remember his visit to the banks of the cam, and
the courtesy of the heir to the throne of this country.

CITY ASSOCIATION roe yes RUM or THZ Pout.—
The usual mewing of this society was held last rue* at
the Loodos Coffee-bows. Ludsets hill ; the Load Mayer is
the then. The lthr. llichaa Gibbs read the report, from
which it appeared that during the past year 24,5410 cw► of
eras bed beat distributed to the poor of the City, and the
eamaittes were 'any to slate that they had Mewed into
111111111111119 by 'Mob they would be ads be iteeliene the
supply of male to the peer et the into of 4i per cwt., in-
' stead of Id. as hwetdae. The Miranda& would take
plan this year oe the 16th WC based el the first day is
the new year, as had bees the adem. The report having
Meted hate various detain respeellag the operations of the
ossioly, coooloils4 • skew 11.111111 to the liberality d
the dame for irslandisd sappart. Me report was nous&
cud adopted
Tea ADM Patinas OF "NOLAND AND WUXI!.
—A return to as order of the Huse of Comma was is-
mid a aeon time ago. It enumerates the Malt pupate of
aad Wales who have been cattleman, tamales of
=ileums for five years and upward', sad is ow
chroakle of suffering, of imbecility, paralysis, kinky,
blindness, deafens, &ranters, Thalmann, mid ima-
ginable bodily ills. The teal sober of adult paupers (el
thou, over Meese, that is) to workhouses in England and
Wales who have Ma inmates during • continuous period of
five years and upwards is 14,216—males, 6,569 ; ferules,
7,647. The total award addle is workhouses Midas the
mesa of the number of ail* imetiss ea the Ist July, 1859,
tied let Jan., 1860), Wham( than who have been inmates
for a ha period than five yean, bet azdasive of vagrants,
was 62,500. It will than la sees that may 21 per cut.
of ihe Melts i midterm have bees Motu lee yam
or upwards. Of the 14,216-7,771 have bees Moles five
yam, hat mar 10 years ; 4,940 Mee beta lamas 10
yem, bet leder 10 years 1,333 have bees inmates 10
yems, nadir 10 years ; 108 bars bear Means 30
years, bat mist 40 Tee's; 44 have bees imides 40
Tres, hat sailer 50 years ; 16 have hese hunates 50
years, bet eader yens ; 15 have km inmates 60
yitere. or lemmas. The name in geed why. the 14,216
meson theindsd is the foetus are saable mannala them-
save' u as fellows :-1215,933 Mess aid and iedrmity.;
in 4,969 mental disease ; is 924 -theme ; in 1,619
bodily defects ;is 1132 mond defects • n various !Igua-
nas's, caws. It so thadastatiliresa the ratan that
el the mem M wham it relies were taught up is
madams Moon ; 47717 were net itrarght up in work.
house schools ; sad with raped to the resides, 1,937, there
is so istoessotass.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Amaaairr, Duo. 4.—IiZONOTIONB AND APPOlNT-
bows.—Lieatarate : C. G. J to the Trafalpr A. 3.
0= the Majestic ; and J. N. ,to the Colossus.
_ :D. J. Maw, to be additional to the Asgard •J.
P. C. Masts, to the Mars ; H. Goldsmith, to Ma dom-
Mcleod, for service is the Galatea ; B. Coen, to the Cum-
berland, for service in the Banana; sad A. J. Veitcb, to
the liana, for minim in the Phoebe.
&upon C. F. A. Comisay, to the Defence.
kaastantaurgeos Dr. J. Mason, to the Defence.
Masters claaistant J. B. Doyle; to the Warrior.
Engissen : W. Burgess, promoted to engineer in the
Watermaa ; and C. Mulford, promoted to firareclias assistant
setis the Unmet.
Snood-am Assistaat Hagi Mlinallt to
thes. Hogs.; sad T. Grilliths, to the as taper-
numeraneu

CHATILAX, Din, 4.
The iron screw steamer Warne, tA, 000-hrall
power, 3,666 two, has been oonintiesionth ae this dockyard
by Captain R. A. Powell, C.B. Her wow, w soon es they
joie, will be employed ia tt the Galeesa, ready !or
ow. The Defence is still Indk, hot every Mort is being
made to meth her ready for sea, and she is expected to Le
completed early in the ensuing Mae*.
The Pried's*, 21, 400-hone power, 1,278 tow, will be
taken out of the steam reserve sad pieced in the fourth dock
to-mouser, to be browht forward for annesidee.
Ths Gelatea,llB, 800-bow power, 3,297 tons, arrived in
harbour this a[ mesa steam, titan ftheannes to
be lined with all with wissetuessa. Oa her arrival'also
was ;Weed aleapW Boat* sheen, and communed
having bar mate pat
The follow"( sthinenewie ordered to be and for sua at
Shawano Doelyeed egtrazatdespstch, and
eg Gunn have
been liensaniad &Ina falereel a agieciel r
port to be lorwarded hp the Wawa ea.* staling the
shorten pongee time ia which the skips can be roads
=Leak allowing for the increased number of hired
aed fahorwillei The sows, BA 800-horse power;
the Banos 51, 482-hswe power • the Zebus, 17, 200-hawwsr ; the BOOM* U, 150.hore's poww ; and the Dragon,
6, 380-Isone power.
Owns* ase.seressidseei oilers and men of the Boyd
Marines and Marius Artillery bare been sehicted for service
on board the Delsows, 22, iron frigate.
_ WOOLWICH, Dec. . .

Row Alarm Jar! row CANALDA. —Tins iliternoou,
at 5 o'clock, °ape& G. H. Vow, E Battery of Royal
Artillery, arrived at Woolwich by railway from Bristol.
wader orders to estherk teenerrew at the Royal Arsenal
Pier, as board the screw steam vowel Melbourne, for Canada.
The form wee raat at the railway station by several AUXIN
and the haehand of the regiment, end immediately marched
M the pathos to be quartered fee the night. The battery
bee been wade op to the full war strength of 400 rank and
Me, and emptier six 12-pounder Armstrong guns, a Lem
properties of the men Davies bees f}ualfly instructed la the
wee a Alai erdnitase. The fellowiag 'Mears am attached
I. the battery, via :--Captata Very, is ecenneed ; Sicced
K. .B. Tamer ; Lieutenants O. W. O. Rothe,
Ty ear, P.
E. Ragland, end Areistesi-Sargeos W. T.
Morin, X.D.
In ccesequeme of the large number of stem-vereis
ordered be be itted eat forthwith, Admiralty Inc:traction
have been ferwaried to the superintendents of the several
government dockyards directing that the whole of the oon-
I Mural service seamen who have recently been paid off from
her Maisliships returoed from foreign stations shall itri-
mediataly at the respective deg slops, to be available
when an This order also applies to petty ofbers,
ha., red leave of absence will not be given until further
anises.
The Melbauras, screw stem-vessel, is still shipping lm-
memo quantities of munitions of war for Canada. She will
be =sewed oat by two war frigates fully armed. the crews
of which will he provided with every appliance for nutting
away the toe in order to proceed up the St. Lawrence to
thiebes. Beery mortice is being made to enable her to
leave the river as soon ea possible. Many Modred. of
hands will also be employed at the paper factory in the
Arsenal diming the manufacture of cartridges, do.,
wen in ether departments night work has been resumed, as
daring the posing of the Orions' war.

Her Majesty's ship Donegal (line-of•battle)
pawed Madeira as the 25th ult., awl her Majesty's gas-
hed Dotterel paned ow the 27th alt., both on their way to
the Gen al Mosiee.

Commander. P. G. Nett!eton end H. B. Bur.
ashy, &N., have been appointed Admiralty agents on the
India and Ohba stations.
Else= op Gmeeau, Aziaerioxo. —The oldeut
gisnual hi the army, fleasral Alex. Armstrong, died at his
madams at Bath, on Mesdny, at the rammed age of 96
ha wtAs far beak 1783 ls• antwed the luny, no that
• es
senior to Field Marshal Viscount Oomberenere. The
pewee omunrissious bore dater follows 2-13e000d Dente-
Rank Jelly 7. 1783: lieutenant, Oct. 31, 1792;
Dew 18, 1793 ; major, July 24, 1800 ; lienteaan
April 25. 1808 ; colossi, June 4, 1814; major-general, May
27, 1825 ; lieutement-en Jose 28, 1838 ; and general,
June 99,1861.
TEE &wrung Russ GATassura or 1862.
Yesterday (Tuesday) a special meeting of the Edinburgh
committee, and of all captains of assoriated amplifies of the
Angus and Milano Rifle Anwadatica, wet held in rise roma
of Marrs. Oay and Black, ()tome-street ; Captain Macrae
in the chair. The third rifle gathering and competition
he connexion with the 1010C1141012 it appointed to lake
ekes es the 4th Amu* next, and the three following
days, under the preeidieey of the Merle of Dalhousie and
Hintore.

WARLIKE PAISPARATIONE Ar TIM TOWER:

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The greatest activity has prevailed Mace &tar,
day last at the Tower of London, where the whole of *t
workmen and labourers employed in the various &perk
meets have hers emprged frees as early hoer in the mrormieg
until. late hoer at night in packing up treorme and ersy
kind of article ommearry far active earvice alms& Ok
Sunday last the interior of the ancient purism prenatal
an unusual and bustling appears's. is consequence of sa
order which had been recSved from the °Medals of the War-
dle, to prepare for immediate transmision 25,000
stead el ease, which were packed in bozos containing
30 rifles eaoh, with the usual adjuncts. The men
worked throughout the whole of Sunday in packing, and
Me the same night eight barges was lined with bores,
which were conveyed to Woolwich for shipment to Canada,
Quebec, sad other plass. On Monday evening, a similar
amount at itaarsa, he.. we conveyed to Woolwich, and
piss*, (Wednesday) peopmetions wen being made far
the tronsmissiom of every kind of the munitions of war
down the river la barges and other craft, which were con-
veyed by ennui Imp to the emend governmeat
where orders hod be. received to forward without
every kind of defensive missile. Additional hoods have
been employed daily la Ye various departments of the
Tower, which les aoi mmemied such a bustling appearance
for mem ram

NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.—In pur-
slane, of a nomerously-signed requisition, presented to the
director, a special g.aenl meeting of the share and policy-
holders woe Caries& yesterday at the Loudon Tavern, Mr.
Laces in the chair, for the purpose of taking into coal-
&salon the following resolutions with reference to the ro-
ma at the elections for directors r—" 1. Thai
W pasties w ich has been adopted by certain caodeleas
for the duration of the Maimed Provident Institution, and
notoriously at the lost elootioyi payment of the expeuessol
members votes& is most Wiese' ; tad test each • practise
tends to deteriorate the character el the board and to lower
the Institution in public estimation. 2. That any per-
m* haring obtained a seat at the hoard by the payment of
mosabers' apnea, in the emit of his again appealing to
his fellow-members to be re-elected, should be strenuously
mimed by every polirphoklor, Ram be pledgee hires&
to comas* his canna ea the principles now affirmed al
purity of election.* Alter • bag and animated discussion
both rosolutioas were almost naaahnoualy carried.
PROM.= DESICRATION 07 • BVIZAL GROUND IN
sr. Paies•a.—Yesterday at • ratriiipmenl meeting of
the ropmeatative vestry of held at the Vestry
114 Oundea-towo ; Mr. Northeare peon in the chair
Mr. Briainidrint called staillieli to • "%Vert to whirl they
Y well as the publio were despiir There was, be
said, • bill prepared for paillasset io the ensuing session to
perform a similar democratise et the dead in the burial ground
adjoiniog that hall be that whish eesetrad at Camden-towns.
few years ago. This bill sea Ara that it was " for the appro-
ct.ing the atria grounds( et.filhes-iwthe.Fields to build-
purposes, teinersai• the eleelemsets of the rector of Si.
Cla 'a." In the !rd phis, Y theesairetheis wet* to be
permitted, what beams of the of
ground which had boss ormserated ? it Road that
emescratisa vas • fines. Mut set only was thia attempt,
like that at St. Marta* an outage mwpublic gle-
amy, hat a violation of public rights. The ground bad
hem paid ter tedes ewer. la the first ioetanee
it hid hese enrolment by the mosey of the rate-
payers of SR and Bloomsbury ; and secondly, a leap
amdet was the freehold of State who had paid
fetia ler pica in perpetuity. There were many large
erediese sad inansoleungs in the ground which contained the
DNEIRiaI of entaent men, and be denied the right of any
meter sr ehogymse to tea in and remove the dead, and
take pommies at thews freeholds far his owe private
serderneet. The removal of hundreds, ear, the thousands
et bsdtis ht the Si. Gilee's burial-ironed, abetting, as it
lb* is the male:ruse of Bt. Paw.., and Issing_suiroanded
movedsa. would be • most serious H matter. e thereto*
that the vestry clerk obtain a copy of the MU. sad
lay it before tie parliameetary committee, so as to give It
W mast determined opposition. Mr. J. R. Collies 'seceded
the remlatioe, which was pet and carried manietensly.