The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-11 00:00:00

ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB.

The entries dosed last night for the match of selmenen and
yawls of any royal dub, to be sailed on Taeaday nest, the lab
mat., from Oran:send to the Mouse and back :
Yachb. Tons. Owners.
Cambria Pefrooner .. 186 Mr. Jas. Judibury.
Julia Yawl
homer_. 161 Mr. J. KUBlOnliatl.
Eriariana...... Schooner_ 199 Mr. A. 0. Wilkinson.
Astarte Yawl
Time for tonnage 15 seconds per ton, but me quarter the
tonnage of yawls to be added to their club setaaaresnerd. The
dub eteamts Mil team Blackwell at 9.46. Prise value 100 p.

Sworwrio MATIMIS.—Tbe third match of the present eeasos to
the ilerpenfine took place ye day morning, the prism beim
given by the Sapentine Swimming Club. There were three style
medals for third-else members. IMO Muds dithion4 bon M.
VAllimon's (Royal Humane Society) yacht, mooted the "
Elm Tree," to the bridge. Twelve of the menthes, entered—T.
Errington, T. Callen, J. T. Archibald , A. O. Pierce Alfred
Cowles, T. Hyslop, W.O.regalia, H. Jenny MA* Ofbionsil.
Tyler, Robert Humphries, jun., and Wingfield. Cowles4
the had in the race, but after some strong swimming Erring=
went pest all the competitors, and ultimata, won myg
Time, 5 min. 52 sce.—On Tuesday evening the imemabete of the
North London Swimming Club competed at the IR. Panem
Bathe for two medals, with eertificates of grogeioney as third
elms. The dintance was Yin lengths of the 101116-4110 yards.
There wino ten entries, and they swam therefore IN two liewts
Watson Really won toll'. Allen was amend, awl Jabs Ilettioroo
third.

CRICKET.

ABORIGINAL BLACK ELEVEN •. GOTTLIO32,I OF
Lis:WOMAN CLUB

This, the sixth match of the " Darkies " was cammented
pot- erday at Ladywell, on very indifferent wickets. The Weather
was mem y fine, and there was a good and fimblanable aparty wantlas-
dame of numbering over 000. The Moe
the tor, and went in. Itrillagh and 2, Lawrence boned thraugh
the fit Maims The former obtained six wickets and Lawrence
four. Red Cap and King Cade, were the only two Nadu who
registered double figures, and their innings felt shat of Lawle-
ham by 18. In the second innings of Lewisham, .at wickets
bovp
were down for 46, Mr. Wade being not out 18 wben the
were drawn. Camas and 2dtagh bowled in the
innings, with the exception of the last over, when
obtained two wickets with dom. The Lcwilham wan
good, also the fielding on both aids.
PRIVATE BANHB v. JOINT-BEOM RAMC& 1
This annual tourney took plats at the Oval yesterday, Z:higme
repreaentatives of the great monetary eetabtiehmeate Oval,
met in great form The Private Hanks eleven went in and
put together a large innings. Tba Joint Wicks, fai1...0
within 80 rune had to follow on, but the efflux oft
the match bring played out. .

THE FOI27ICONING VOLUNTEER REVISE
.AT WINDSOR.

The War-office has issued the following regula-
tion, with regard to the departure of the wurtous• corps
who will attend the review by her Majesty at Wintil: on
the 20th inst., and start from the metropolitan sta :
Kenaington Station (by Great Western line, local abment).-18th 160. 12.46 p.m., 4th Middlesex=
lery, 60; Ist Middlesex 400. 1.0, 2nd Middkses, 601.
Mooegatestreet fitation.-live Battalion Towerl. IdLondon 761, 41M
Adminiatr at 031. 12,W
Artallny Company of London. 266; Id on 949;
3rd London (to be taken op at Isemngdosstreit); MB. L nth
Middlesex, 600. 1 list Tower Hamlets, 604; 6th
Hamlets, 817. 12.46 -street and Kentish Town), list Ad-
rainiest: ative Battalion Middlesex, 801.
Paddington litation.-12.16, let Administrative Brigade Mid-
Artillety, 600 3rd Middlesex Artilltry, 807. 1230, 4th
Middle FAS ; 9th Middlesex, 286. 1, 11th Middlesex., 814;
110th Mid 281. 1.46, 20th Middlesex, 846; 86111 Mid-
dlesex, 300.
Froze Watetioo Station.—l 2, 2nd Middlemen Artillery, 2101 tad
London Eiger, SOO. 12.16, let Surrey, 23_ ,1 • 19th ltidalissix, 300.
12.80, nth Middlesex, 623. 12.45, 37th Middlesex, 600. 'l, Ind
Middll MX, 400 ; 90th Middlemex,_ 160. 1.16, 4th Administrative
Battalion Surrey. , 243; 30th Midfflesen, ZO ; 48th Mi 909.
1.80, 40th Middlesex, 300; 48th Middlesex, 311. 1.44 15th -
diesex, Ig2; 23rd Middlesex, 225.
Nine Ems Station.-1.0 p.m., let London Artillery, 110;
Id Sony, 821. 1.16 p.m. 19th Surrey, mu; 7th ft-rg, 319.
Vietenatitation.-12, 22nd Middlemen, 760; 40th bisessm, 443.
Officers' horses will be conveyed from Waterloo and
Paddington Stations on the 20th instant between the
hours of 6 and 10 a.m.

Country corps will have to make their own arrange-
= nts with the various railway companies for conveyance
to Windsor.

War-office, June 10, 1868.

Yesterday morning his Royal Higtuseee *S-
puta of Cazabridge, the Commander-in-Chief, visited
Wiudeor for the purpose of inspecting the propcssed site
for the review. His Royal Highness was met by Prince
Christian, of Schleswig-Holstein, who was attended by
Colonel Gordon, the equerry in waiting. Major-General
F. H. Seymour, deputy-ranger of Windsor Park, conduetad
the royal party to the locality fixed for the review, and
which was marked out with stakes and flap. Her Mhjesty
the Queen will review the volunteers at four o'clock in th
afternoon. Their Royal Higbee sea the Prince and Prin-
cess of Wales, Prince Christian the Duke of Cambridge,
and other members of the Royal family, with a brilliant
suite and staff, will be present at the review. It bi under-
stood that about 25,000 volunteers are expected
to be present. The ground will be kept by the tart
Life Guards, commanded hy Colonel the Hon. D. F. de
Res, and the let battalion of Colditream Guards. On the
day of the review the Longwalk will be dosed against the
general public, who will have to reach the ground from
Windsor either by way of the 8/teat-street-road or'Peas-
cod-etreet and the Spital-road to the cemetery gate.
By this arrangement the Lengwalk will be kept clear for
the progress of her Majesty the Queen and the royal family
trim the Cantle, and the various corps of volnntoers.
The volunteers will be drawn up is two lines of columns
on their reaching the review ground f=2;t, and
r
looking towards Queen Anntirida.
that in, the "'notion which will toe cocupiod by-1> Ma- j
jeaty the royal family—is about five hundred yards
fn m the lodge gates, between the trees of Queen Amer
ride and the line for the volunteers. It is understood
that Sir J. Yorke Scarlett will take tho command. If
any volunteer corps wishes to erect a booth, and so supply
thtreselves with refreshments in the park, the quarter-
master of such coupe is requested to put himself as soon
as possible in communication with Mr. W. R. Harris,
Omer-house, Windsor, the quartermaler of the review.
The police artaugements will be under the cent* of Sir
R. Mayne, who will send to the review a street body of
the A reserve of the metropolitan parse.

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