The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-04 00:00:00

WORCESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

TRIAL STAKE& About one mile.
Paroquet, tinter to Manet-Arma, &tail Arrow, um('
Conqueror are here.

WORCESTERSHIRE STAKES. One mile 3 furlongs.
Wet,' Morn, Aston, rainwater, Flirtation, Fhteb,
Waterford, Dreadnought, Von Stroom, Diadem, M. Phi.
lippe, Weatherproof, Jesuit, and Milwerton are here.
PAID Foarar.—Zodiac and Count 8010.

CROONS STAKES. About one mile.
Billy Dwindles, Fairwater, Sister to Man-et-Arms, Con-
stance, Acre, and KlMown ere here,

OTHIER ARRIVAL/.-36m Hawthorn, Br to Conqueror,
Orion, Waterford, Lammley, Commander, and Midnight.

THE ORE4T JURA IA TOOLAY-STREET.

LATIN PABT'ICULABIL—(THIPI DAY.)
The fire is far from being extinguiahei, and
about noon to-day a freshoutbreak took place in one of the
•sulfa neared the northern extremity. This department
coattail; some thousand barrels of bacon and tierces of
as well as a peat number of hogsheads of salted beef. The
smoke that arose from the pled, although the flames
could not be seen, was of a suffocating character.
Several explosions also occurred about noon to-day, so
doubt canoed from the ignition of saltpetre and casks of
tallow. Under ordinary eircumstaocee, these ex-
plesioes would have the effect of purifying the air,
but such is the vast quantity of tallow, oil,
and bacon blaring away, that the smell emitted is
sd only obnoxious, but is eon►idered highly prejudicial
to. the inhabitants, and a notke to that effect has been
sent this morning to the Board of Health. An open-
ing has been made nodes the Customs department, next to
the Grapes tavern, sad immense quantities of pickled beef
sad pork an being taken out, and tons weight of liquid
tallow sad cli are being skimmed by means of large ladles
off the surface of the sewage water se it is forced
by the same element from the Thames, and the stand
pipes supplied by the Southwark Company. The two
powerful steam &siting engines are still obliged to be kept
at work. The result of all this is hardly perceptible,
beyond the fact that it drives the oil and tallow into the
sewers. Thu inside walls are in such a dangerous state
that they ere expected hourly to fall.

THE GREAT RIFLE 'farce AT WIMBLEDON.
(THIS DAY.)

This morning, at au early hour, members of
volunteer corps and WIWI burned off to Wimbledon to be
patent at the great prize meeting of the Nations! Rite
Association, which shortly after noon to-day was duly luau.
garret Wimbledon Common presented an animated ap-
Franco, some hundreds of persona being present to in-
spect the arrangement' preparatory to the com-
mencement of the more serious business of the
day. Today's work opened with • competition for
the Queen's prizes namely, twenty Whitworth rifles, value
251. each, and the silver medal fur the beet shot. These
are open to volunteers (ender striding rules 16 and 17) and
esiemial voluntary. There were also this morning prime
for "all comers," namely, sir at W. each at a range of
900 yards, seven at 3.5/. each at a range of 500 yards, and
pees at 501. each at a range of 600 yards. These primes are
ern to all comers of all nations, including volunteers. To-
morrow morning the Prince of Walee' prize of 1001. in
wag er • 100/. cup will be contended for, the qu•ll-
fisstlMe candidates being that they are volunteer prise-
baba The ranges an to be respectively 200,
000, and SOO yards, the number of shot" at each
nap being 0. The "Rille Derby" is appointed
to tam place as Thenday next, and is likely
to be a meet exciting affair, if a jedameat may
be formed from the preparation which an at
premed being made for it. It will be opal to all comers,
the main being 200, 500, sod 600 yards, with any anima-
-1 intim and any arms under 10Ibe. weight. A hod of die-
tiagelehed persons have already paid the 2/. estrum fee,
whir& will entitle them te be competitors. Anieeget them
ere Earl Spacer, the Earl cif Docie, the Eirl of Dunmore.
the Earl Grosvenor, M.P., the Earl of Leicester, Vimeent
Nam M.P., Lord Elate, H.P., the Furl of Lichfield,
Vieenett !riding, Sir Edward Harrison, Bart., M.P.,
Ostend North, M.P., Mr. Deader, M.P., &r Hairy
Fletcher, the Hoe. H. T. throw. the Hon. C. H. Lindsay,
Captain J. Deaner, M.P., Hr. Roes (who so greatly distill.
gabled bland at the hest Wimbledon meeting), Colonel
C. Kenody, Sir R. de Burgh, Major the Hon. W. Talbot,
Majer-Gtharel Sir C. Hey, Lieut.-Colonel Hicks, Mr. C.,W.
Lancaster (at New Beed-dreet), Mr. George Russell, Mr.
Alfred Sada* and Lieetimant Walker. The distribu-
ties of prizes will tabs place on Wimbledon.common, on
Saturday, the 13th of July, after which • review of the
Merepelitan and other Volunteer Corps will be held by his
Royal Highness the Cawimewlee4e-Cldef.

A canonry residentiary in Hereford Cathedral
bre bureara vacant by the death of the Rev. Hugh Houma
Margris, 8.D., who Iwo held it tiara Dal. It is worth
shoat ?OCR a year. By Mr. Horgao's death taw vicarage at
Dsgweirdter Ira begone wart. It it worth ►boat 8001. a
year, sad is la the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Here-
ford. Mr. Morgan was alto Warden of St. Catherine's
Rcapitat, Ledbetry, an appointment of eonahlerahle value.

Lora Dufferco, member of the Enrols-mu Com-
mission at Boyrout, ha plural through Paris, on his way
to Loudon. The health of his lonlehip, which has mitered
from the fatigue he has undergone in Syria, would not
allow him to accompany the other members of the arm•
minion to instal the new governor of the Lebanon. He
will be replaced on that occasion by the British Consul at
&peat

itsjor Yolverton presented himself on Toeldlay
at the Ifaaelos-hove, to make the usual declaration for his
kali-lay as mice in the Artillery.

Ritiimay accidents are not frequent in Franco.
♦ miens one, however, is announced to have occurred at
Im Bede, in the Bordelais It was mused by the collision
of two trains coming in contrary directions. The informa-
tive as yet received states that the eoginveri and firemen
of each train, together with 20 travellers, were wounded,
bat sot dangerously. The two locomotives and eight
waggons were shattered to pieces. The prefect of the de-
partment, on being made acquainted with the accident,
immediately proceeded to the scene of the disaster.
Tea PRISZR.FATION or SAL-MON.—The Fislietier

Presisrmitiou Association have caused a series of roodele to
be made of the various nets and other engines used in the
destruction of minion, as it is thought that they will be
found useful in el•iridating difficult points that may arise in
t►e diectusioo of the various fisheries bills now before the
BOUM of Loots and Common,. The models consist of a
emir* weir, otherwise called the salmon cribs, boxes, traps,
eta ; a @Mks net, with three heeds, which is one of the
aseentiontructive implements used in oar estuaries or on our
assts; • beg net. an implement quite as destructive is or
even mere so then the stake net ; a stake net, with one
land; a haul weir ; • fly net ; a snap net ; a fish pies over
war ; a mill nice and weir, Si it should be, with fish paw,
Sim. complete; a tail race, with grating. An interesting
pamphlet has been published by the association containing
abundant explanatioue for the primer understanding of the
use and abuse of the above models,