The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-29 00:00:00

CRICKET.

THZ GENTLZHEM v. Tin PLATES-I.—One hour
and twenty-five minutes' play, at Lord's
.yesterday, was
sufficient to bring this match tot concluswe. There was
au excellent oompanv present, and, being 127 rune to she bad,
the Gentlemen had to follow their innings. At ten minutes
past 12 they oosimericed their 'mooed innings, with the
Boa. C. G. Lyttelton and Mr. Drake. to the bowling of
Willeher and Tarrant; and by 25 minutes to 2 they were
all out for 59 runs, and the Players had woe, in one
innlop, by 87 runs. Mr. Lytteltoe opened with •
single ; but the first ball emit to Mr. Drake bowled
him—the score at 1, the wicket to Willeher. Tarrant then
bowled Mr. Lyttelton off his foot ; two wickets being
down for 3 runs. Mr. Daniel began with a cut for 3 ; bat,
with the score at 9, Willeher bowled Mr. Valles. Mr. V. E.
Walker then went to the wicket', and scored three I's
from successively bowled balls ; but, with the 1100 r• at 15,
Tarrant sent the off stump of Mr. Daniel's wicket away a
couple of yards. Mr. Burbidge thee joined Mr. V. E,
Walker, sod the play of these gentlemen gave hopes of their
staving and bringing the score up. Mr. &libido' began
with • cut for 3, cad had moored 6 when be was bowled by
Tarrant—the score at 31, and five wickets down. Mr. Ball
made two singles, and a tip put the long-atop, for
which 5 were run, when Tarrant sent the off stump of
his wicket down-the score at 41 for six wickets ;
and, with the score unaltered, Tarrant bowled
Mr. TrailL Two more runs were scored, when
Mr. V. E Walker was caught out at point by Carpenter ;
bat Mr. V. E. Walker had, by good cricket, scored
19—the highest innings on the Gentlemen's inde—by a
drive up the hill from Willabor for 3, six l's, end fear
singles. There were then eight down for 43 rune. Willster
bowled Mr. Payne, with the 000111 at 49, and Mr. Ark.
right with it at 59; the innings thus finishing at 25
minutes to 2—Mr. Round being not out 9, made by a 4, •
3to leg, and two singles. There had been 36 oven and one
ball bowled in this innings by Walsh*, and Tarrant, who
bowled far the Meyers throughout the match. The follow-
' lag is the score of this fine bowling match : —The Players,
187. The Gentlemen, first innings, 60; second innings, 19.
Umpires—G. Baker and H. Royston.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
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RUMAT& ores mew% &Nadia,. M. UN&
Week ending April U. 4 4 it 4
Bombay. Baroda, and C.I. 186 i 2,163 1,23 1.4.21 3,120
Week ending June 16.
& Aunt it Lombardo-Vein.

((South Aunt. lOB2 14.363 27,686 42,043 37,618
(Lombardo line)
Lots of Central Italy 167 1,9119 2,216 4,203 41,023
Week leading June 18.
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Week eodolig June 20
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Glasgow &Bouti Westerns 108 8,601 8,3 Z
Week ending June 26.
Oork and Bandon 2O 217 lee 396 328
Oran Luxembourg
Loudon and Madman 1,860 219 2,079 2.021
Manchester, South Junc-
tion. & Altrlochant 1,007 422 1,429 1 386
Metropolitan - 2.290 0 024
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Noth-Loadon
0 2,131 1,196 11,326 3,2.2
Ornutry sad Newtown

14irio;;; 1 631 666 Lias 1,117

CRYSTAL PALACI PICTURE GALLZRY. —The di-
rector having recently offered 200 (Gismos for the best pic-
tures seat by artiste for the preesot exhibition, the judges
(Haan. David Roberta, HA., S. C. Hall, F.S.A., and
Louis Hubei have awarded the prises as follows :—To Miss
E. Osborn, 60 guineas for the best figure picture, No. 212 in
the catalogue ; to Mr. J. C. Neigh, 40 guineas for the beet
Issidscaps, No. 333; to Yr. H. Tidily, 20 submits for the
best water colour thewiag, No. 1,345 ; for the beat Free&
picture, 40 guineas to M. Cousin de la Fosse, for No. 966 ;
aid for the best foreign picture (French school excepted),
to M. De Brucker, 40 guineas, for No. 1,029.
CLOCM-11•ILING.—" BenliOU'll great piece of clock-
work is certainly a marvellous achievement la clockmakang,
both as regards the workmanship and Its capacity under difficult
' circumstances for tiawmessuring." Yechanloi Memasime.
J. W. Baron having erected steam-power and improved me-
eldatry for olock-inching at the 'manufactory, Ladmate.olll, will
be lad to furnish to clergymen, archbecte, sad committer,
eatlmates asii.L=fleallons of every description of borological
machlee, cathedral and public clocks chiming tunes
on any new r .1 balk A descriptive pamphlet on church
°lecke pose free foe ens stamp. Watch aid clock maker by
warrant of appointees's% to II LH. the Prince of Wale., and
maker of the plat ohm* for the Ishibltios. 1118 L Hanatectory,
Lodge le42‘ Leefira Beeetetelee 1744—taareetimeneeal