The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-02 00:00:00

SPORTING.

TATTF.RICALLI3.
The setting oa the Derby sad Oaks was esteumed yea.
Iseday, mad, as we had anticipated, tensed oat pretty gond.
Time, however, was required in several Instances, tad two
or three parties, connected with betting house, have alto-
gether hikd to meet their eagagemente—them is strong
reason to suspect that they are hopeless eases.
The only bets that came to oar knowledge were 2 to 1
mist Frantic for the Manchester Union Cap, 2 to 1 art
Voltigeur for the Emperor's Plate, 6 to 1 each eget Hya-
cinth end Backbiter for the Ascot Stakes, and, for the
Derby, 2,000 to 100 apt Cinema, and 4,000 to 100 agst Coa-

CRICKET.

817/111T AND Eivesix Y.ALL ENGLAND.—This
watch was brought to a conclusion yesterday evening at
half past 7 o'clock, in &your of the counties by 61 runs
The saws was as follows:—Counties first innings, 34
second ditto, 148. England first innings, 48; second
ditto, 83.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

11. v. William Singletas, to Worliortan Rectaq, Suffolk.

vacunclia.
lEncronr.-81alustes, county and diocese Worcester,
value SOH. and residence ; patrons, representatives of the
lat. patron ; Her. T. Hill, deceased.
VlcAliAol4l.—Babrabam, Cambridgeshire, diocese Ely,
value 1061.; patron, H. J. Adean, Esq. ; Hey. W. Single-
ton,
Kirkham, Lancashire, diocese Mar.chestm, value 921/.
and residence • patrons, Christ Church, Oxford; Her. CL
L. Parma, dsiceased.

OXFORD
Tnz CLASS LIST.—]
IN LIMOS 111

Coleridge, Herbert, Bal. &or
Fremantle, Thomas, Bal Col.
Medd, Peter, Ihtiver. Col.
CLAI

Andrew, James, Wad. Col.
Baywr, Thomas, Ch. Cb.
Ormawoo4l,lleary,Mag. Col.
Headlam, Francis, C. Col.
Healey, Hon. Hobert, Bal.
Col.
Healey, Francis, Jesus Col.
William, Trinity Col.

Juigs 1.
1111T1IL TER*, 1852.
11.0110RIBUS.

Parker, Charles, Cairn. Col.
Stephens,Williani,Qn's. Cut.
II 11.

Maitland, Charles, Mr .lull
Owen, Donald, Bal. Col.
I'ridcauz, William, Lies Col.
Rawlins, Thomas, Wor. Col.
Simmons, Fends, Lin. Col.
Smith, John, Baltic)! Col.
Vaughan-Williams, Hervey,
Christ Church.

Anderson, Henry, Ch. Ch.
Blaney, Douglas, Wad. Col.
Blandford,Ocorge,Wad.Col.
Cordew,Frederick,l'em.Col.
Cooke, Charles, Oriel Col.
Egerton, John, Erase. Col.
Fri:cling, Geo., Merton Col.
Hastings, Graham,Wor. Col.
Hewlett, Alfred, Exeter Col.
Hiley,ltichard,St. Mary Hall
Junes, Joshua, Lincoln Col.
Moultrie, Gerard, Exeter
College.

111.
Newman, Philip Exeter Col.
North, Charles, Exeter Col.
Parsons, Charles, Jesus COL
Bellwood, John, St. John's
OoU
Silver, ertligr, Oriel College.
Williams,dward A., Jesus
College.
Wrangham, Waller, Exeter
College.

CIUs IV.
Barton, Cheri/6, Cb. Ch. James, William, Jesus Col.
Dere, Charles, Ch. Ch. Meyrick, Llewellyn, Meg-
Boileau, Francis, Ch. Ch. dale, College.
Bridges, Charles, Ch. Ch. Michell, William, New Col.
Ilyng, Hon. Gsorge, Ch. Ch. Stowel,lliqb,Brasenoest Col.
('err, William, M or. Col. Taunton, Charles, Ch. Ch.
Chapman, Frank,ElettrCol. Walker, John, &limy Hall.
Darby, John, Ch. Ch. Williams, Edward S., Jesus
Henderwm, James, Queen's College.
WILLIAM LINWOOD,
WILLIAM MEDLEY,
GEORGE BUTLEU, niansinen.
JOHN EATON,

IS AND MR. MATHER.

The following letter, from Lord Malmesbury, bee
been made public:
" Foreign-oillee, June 1.
" my return to London yesterday evening I
found a letter from you, dated the 27th ult., similar to that
published in the Times by you on Friday lest, and pur-
porting to be a reply to the one which Mr. Addington sent
you on the 21th. As you have stated through the news-
papers that your letter was left at my house on the night of
Thuriday, the 27th, I caused a careful inquiry and search
for it to be made on Friday and Saturday morning, without
success. My servants on my return to London assured me
that it was put into the letter-box on Saturday, the 29th,
after 3 o'clock.

" 1 remain, your obedient servant,
" MALISIESBURY.
"James Mather, Esq., 5, Barton-street, Westminster."

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, Joys 1. APPOINTMENr.--Second
Muter F. IL Vaud to Queers. _

_______
PRIZE MONEY. THE CORMORANT.—Notica is
hereby given to the officers and crew of her Majesty's ship
Cormorant, Herbert Schomberg, Esq.. Commander, that,
en account of bounties, &e., received for the following
vessels, will be forthwith deposited in the Registry of the
High Court of Admiralty : Rival, captured 26th Jane,
1840. Campeadora, captured 29th June, 1850. Astro,
captured 30th June, 1850.-11Atrotto and Co. Agents.—
ficisefte.