The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-17 00:00:00

BEVERLEY CUP. Mile end a hell.

Pizarro, Flytrap, Borealis, Sibylla, Prologue, Venison,
Boatswain, Cannon Ball, and Hawn. m are here,

GRIIISTON PLATE. One mile.
Pembroke, Bernice, General Sitio, Slinpby, and Ripley
are here.
Ores Astavacs.—Horeet John, Shutter, Angelus,
Little Star, Endo, Witch, Ripley, and Traveatie c.

CRICKET.

COUNTY OF SURREY V. FOURTEEN OF Hue-
Bu ULL —Yesterday, at the Surrey Ground, Kennington oval,
this match ins continued. When the stumps were drawn
for the day, the more stood as follows : Surrey, let innings,
109 runs ; 2nd innings, 249 runs. Hampshire, lit innings,
117 runs. The game will be resumed this morning.

FMB/A GENTLEMEN AND PLAYERS OF TILE MAIITLEBONZ
CLUB V. THE UNITED ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN.—Yeetrday
wan the amend day of this match at Lord's Ground. Grundy
and Whalen being left not out again took possession of the
wickets. The former made his wore up to 27, end the latter
remained till the finish of the innings, taking his bat out for
26—total, 92; 75 in a minority. When "time" was celled
the M. C. C. had scored 81 for the loin of nine wickets, the
following being the state of the score s—M. C. C. and
Ground, let innings, 167 ; 2nd innings, 81—total, 248.
United Eleven, Ist innings, 92. The match will be con-
tinued this day.
CITY UNITED (SECOND ELZYI3I) B. CITY or LONDON
COLLIGIL —This match was played at Coborn-road, Bow, on
Saturday, one innings eech only being got through owing to
rain. The City United were disposed of for 53 rime, the
ground being spinet long boons. The College muted 24
runs before lasing a wicket, the bowling against them being
very indifferent, the "wide," telling a sad tale. When Mr.
James Smith, however, took a turn with the ball he revived
the hopes of his party by disposing of three wickets in his
first "over." He was well seconded by Mr. Bedell, and the
game ended very closely, the College winning by two rune
only, the wore being—City United, 53; City of London
Collage, 55.

MARTLIMONZ CLUB AND GROUND R. PERRIN? HARR°.
Vl•ll3.—This match was played at Harrow on Saturday,
and tarminated in the ILC.C. winning by 31 rani.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADNIBAIST JuNs 16.—ArroINTMENTS. —An-
atakaat Paymaster in Charge E. N. Roe, to the Fireßy.
Aasirtant Paymaster, J. G. W. Hoare, to the Victoria and
Albert ; R. F. W. Seedy, to the Magicionne.
Clerk A. G. Roberts. to the Hibernia.
Assistant Clerk C. Walker, to the Black Prince.
Naval Cadets (nominated) D. S. B. Mackenzie, H. H.
Glizt rook, and C. H. Cochran.
Assistant Engineers C. F. H. Bnrt, and J. Parry, to the
Indus, u supernumeraries.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will
inspect the London Rifle Brigade, of which regi-
ment he is honorary colonel, in Richmond-park, on
Saturday next, at half-past 5 o'clock.
THE PRINCEM or Waixs.—The ladies of Hamp-
shire sod the Isle of Wight, headed by the Marchioness of
Winchester, have subscribed among themselves for a hand-
some bracelet for presentation to her Royal Highness the
Princess of Wales, as a alight token of their loyalty and
congratulation on her royal highness's marriage with the
heir to the British crown. The bracelet is composed of •
" mail" pattern band is solid gold, with the Wykeham
cross set in its centre, and composted of one large ruby and
four brilliants, supported on each side by the heraldic rase
of Hampshire in rubies and brilliants. The cost of the
bramlet is about 5001.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT BEACHY HEAD.—On Wed-
nesday afternoon last • fatal accident occurred to a young
Man named Frederick Roberts. a heir dresser and naturalist,
of Alma Cottages, Faebonroe, who was killed by falling
over a cliff at Heathy Head. The unfortunate young man
war oat with a companion on a shooting excursion, to pro-
cure specimen of sea-birds for preservation, for which pur-
pose he descended the cliff several times. On one of these
occasions he was absent so long that his companion, be-
coming alarmed, spoke to a coast-guardsman ; and on
making search they found the dead body of Roberts at the
foot of the cliff, while his hat and gun were lying on dif-
ferent ledges of rock above. It is sad to relate that the
deceased had been married only • few weeks, and the sudden
news ot his death, as might he expected, had • pitiable
effect upon his wife—Brig/do* Guardian.
CITY Smelts COMMISSION.—The Commissioners
of Sewers for the City of London met yesterday in their
courtroom atGuildWill, after an adjournment of a fortnight;
Mr. Deputy de Jersey presided. The court was occupied
for • considerable space of time in bearing appeals against
the assessments of various premises in the City. Dr.
Letheby, the medical officer of health for the City, directed
the attention of the court to the fact that a large quantity
of adulterated German yeast was being imported into Lon-
don from Schiedam. The samples which he had examined,
some of which he produced, contained from • third to half
their weight of pipe clay ; and as this yeast is used in the
preparation of fancy bread, he stated that the presence of
the alumina of the pipe clay might. from its great quantity,
lead to a charge against the baker for adnlterating bread
with alum. But, besides this, as the pipe clay enabled the
dealer to send putrid yeast into the market, the bread was
in moot cases very no wholesome. The medical officer ad-
vised the commission that, as the yeast came through the
custom-houses of London and Hall, the Customs authori.
ties should be communicated with, and a sample of the
yeast sect to them. Upon the suggestion of Dr. Abraham,
it was ordered that a copy of this portion of the doctor's
report should be forwarded to the Secretary of State, as
well as the Customs authorities, together with samples of
the genuine and adulterated yeast.
THE. HOP PLANTATIOPIB.—ROCHESTER, TUESDAY.
—The late genial rains have bad a beneficial effect on the
bops. There are still complaints that the bine is attacked
by vermin on a few grounds. Up till now there is every
indication that the crop, if not • large, will be fully an
average one, although mach will depend on the weather
during the next few weeks, the hop, of all our vegetable
poductions, being moot affected by atmospherical
varia-
tiooe. About a month of warm *nosy weather, in which
the hop delighta, will undo much of the mischief calmed at
the commencement of the season by the cold winds. In
many of the plantations the bine has already reached the
top of the poles, and altogether the planters' expectations
are exceedingly proosidag.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.)
The market is ready. Town tallow quoted 41s. 3d.
net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. ou the spot, 425. 6d. to 425. 9d. ;
all the mouth, 42e. 6d. ; July to September, 435. ;
October to December, 45e. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report a continued ateady
demand for all hops, at firm rates. Plantation accounts
decidedly more unfavourable than on Monday last.

COAL MARKET.- HIS DAY.).

Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d.; Will. End Haswell,
17s. 6d. ; Walls End Stennis, 17s. ; Walls End Tess,
lla ; Wall. End Trirodoo Hartlepool, 16s. 9d ; Walls End
Rowell Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Kellos,
16$. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 16e. ; Walls End
Kepler Grange, 16s. ; Will. End Kenna,
16s. :kl. ; Walls Ed Mao Maio, 15s. 9d. ; Walla End
}Widens, 15". 6d. ; Behside Hartley. 15s. 6d. • Davidson's
Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 15e. 6d.-63 ships at
market.

COCK FIGHTING BY • MA/LOMB ON A SUNDAY.—
In a quiet village in the northern part of Leicester-
shire a few Sundays ago considerable sensation was
caused by a rumour that the demesne of a
certain noble marquis was for some Noun the
areas for the barbarous sport of cockfighting. It
appears that information of the occurrence having
reached the secretary of the Royal Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, that gentleman despatched
two of the detective officers of the society to the locality.
The result of these inv.:digit' is. has led to the laying of
an 'demotion against the ooble marquis in question and
several other gentleman of position iu the county. The
came are filed for hearing at Loughborough, on the 24th
instant.