The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-13 00:00:00

CRICKET.

COUNTY OF SURREY V. SIIRBEL—This match was
resumed yesterday morning at the Surrey Ground, Km-
unstop-oval Soon after twelve o'clock &NMI went on
with their innings ; but before the dinner hour arrived the
rain came down so heavily air to stop the play altogether.
The state of the soon la am follows :-Surrey, 304 ;
Sams; 54.
TIM= OF THE MARTLEIONE CLUB AND GROOED O.
lINITID ALL ENGLAND ELIVEN.7-This match will be com-
menced on Monday, at Lord's Ground, and the following is
a list of the sides :—/L C. C. and Ground—Ron. C. G.
Lyttelton, Mr. W. Benthall, Mr. C. G. Charles, Mr. L T.
Duke, Mr. F. C. Hops Grant, Mr. R. A. Mitchell, Captain
H. Marshall, Mr. H. Perkins, Mr. W. F. Traill, Mr. IL D.
Walker, Signal. Bidduiph, Grundy, Hearne, and Wootton.
United All England Eleven—Mr. R. Stewart, Atkinson,
Altos, Carpenter, C. Daft, D. Hayward, G. Hearne, Lilly-
white, Newman, Reynolds, end Wisdom.
Coon"( or Sou= o. Folmar; or HAMISEME.—This
match, on Monday, at the Surrey Ground, Bennington-
oval, is likely to prove very attraative, the Hambleton Club
of Hampshire being madders:l to be revived,and the county
to be fully represented uin "days of yore." Annexed is
list of the players P. Miller, Mr. F. Bur-
bidge, Mr. E. DOWOOD Caffyn, Guar, Griffith, T. Hum-
phrey, Lodger, Morten*, Sewell, and Stephenson. Hamp-
shire—Mr. E. L Ede, Mr. G. H. Ede, Mr. R. D. Rlphin-
stone, Mr. H. Freers, Mr. H. Gale, Mr. T. P. Gamier, Mr.
C. H. Ridding, Mr. H. Stewart, Rev. A. B. Trollops, Mr.
N. W. Wallace, Captain Walton, Holmes, W. Humphrey,
and Southertoo.
The other matches for next week comprise the A.R. E. V.
Twenty-two of Dewsbury, and Nine Gentlemen of Sum;
and two Players spied Nine of Wilts ditto, on Monday.
Oa Thursday we have M. 0. C. and Ground 1.. Oxford
I University, at Lord's • Surrey e. Fourteen of Cambridge-
, shire, at the Oval ; and A. B. Eleven r. Eighteen of Mea-
-1 charter Club and Ground.

' NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, RISS I. L—PRokrOTIONg /am AP-
rors-rsurrs.—Commender S. T. Brett, to the Asia.
Assistant Engineers W. Read, to the Amber k J. Croll, to
the Racoon ; J. Orchard promoted to ',gamer is the
Tyrian ; J. Wilaon promoted to first clam semstant animac
in the Echo ; E. L. Williams and P. Horny, promoted to
first class assistant eoglnesis in the Asia.
Mews. A. M. Stone and H. W. Saone have been nomi-
nated to saval cadetships.
ADMIRALTY, J BXR 12.—APPOuristiorts. —Masters
G. Raymond, to command the Dee ; and H. IL LO y, to be
additional to the Indus, for mroice in the PensparelL
Surgeon G. Cooke, to the Dee.
Second Hasten H. R. J. Pearoh end R. B. VArcy, to
the Dee.
Masters'-Assistante G. R. Moore and B. Chidden, to the
Dee.
Assistant• Surgeon W. D. Looglield, to the Styx.
Amistmel-Papesahar in Charge Boswell, to
the Dee.
Midshipman C. Lindsay, to the Eak.

PORTSMOUTH. JVNZ it

We believe that Vice-Admiral Sir George Lam-
bert, K.C.8., will encored Vice-Admiral Sir J. Hops John-
stone, K.C.8., and that he will hoist his flag oa board the
Formidable on the let of July.
His Royal Higbee's Prince Alfred arrived at Portsmouth
this aftethoon, accompanied by Major Cowell. The Prime
proceeded to the Dockyard, and joined his ship, the Racoon,
Count Gleichen, and after visiting the Port Admiral, rr
turned to Londoo.
ROYAL NAVAL COLLZOX. POBT9IIOO7IL—The following
sub-lieutenants have qualified for lieutenesta during the
pest week —Mr. T. S. Jackson, Mr. A. R. Kerr, and Mr.
W. W. Popider.
A grand amateur concert was given at the Portland-hall,
Soothes'. on Wednesday evening, in aid of the Orpheus
Relief Fund. The performances ware wider the patmeap
of their Roysl Highnemes the Prince and Prisms cd
Leiniogen, Vine-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, G.C.B,- and
Lady Seymour. Rear-Admiral and Mrs, Elliot, and Major.
Camel Lord William Poulet, C.D. The instrumentalists
were "The Wandering Minstrels," coudocted by the Hoe.
Seymour Egerton ;sod the vocalist. were Lieutenant-Colooel
Hume, of the 55th Regiment, and Mimes Vandenberg,
Stacey, and Webber. There was a large and fashionable
audieece, composed principally of naval and military ocean
of the port and garrison. and the elite of the neighbourhood.
The financial result is a handsome contribution to the Relief
Fund.

Tan UNION AND EMANCIPATION Bt.CINTT of
Mspeetnna.—Sit Thomas Powell Buxton bee addressed
the following letter to Mr. Thomas B. Potter, Yreelent of
the Union and Emsocipseon Society,, respeetipg the Anti-
Slavery Confereuce held in Manchester en tai 3rd inst.,
when it was announced that the reply to the French peeton'
address on American darer, had been signed by nearly
4,000 British ministers, and an address adopted to the
ministers of all Christian denominations thri-ughout the
States of America :—"Wattles, Waltham Abbey, June 10.
—My dear fiir,—l have bad moth pleasure to reeding the
report of the conference and the address to the French
pastors, which is a most suitable answer to their former
address. I bop., that such an expression of the °pluton of
both French and English ministers may have an edect on the
rebgionsibodies in the Staten-1 have the hoootn to remain,
veryloan obediently, T. Fowsm. BUlTON.—lbomas B.
Potter, Esq. •
CRYSTAL Pst.aca—The fourth of the aeries of
rteconeerte will take plans to-day, with Mdlle. Arts*
s. Pare" Signor Dells Bed* and Signor Fricos as
vocalise. Monsieur IRtto. the solo violinist to the King of
Tortuga, ii to perform for the first time at the Palace.
A sugar refinery colopaby,i with a capital of
800,000 dollars, hes been formed to Ban FlLOO:=o.—Cati-
forsias pacer.
During the year ending April 90 last, 1,138,218
live hogs were reoeived in New York.—Nee York Herald.
The " Daily News," July 1, speakintof lienson's
Watches to the nhlbittoo, says Hail are a flaw
*fiction of watchesmahutsctared by Mrs on the la sad most
el principles of berological mime. When we caravan
with the specimens of ancient watch-work which are placed
e them, or eves with three word by our gnindfathees, the
Immense &drapes to thai branch of the mechanical eV to at once
towage" Mronotneter, duplex, lever, horizontal,
centre Mconds, Keyless, spUt seconds, and every dearrlltiern
Watch, from the plainest to the Wylie t quality of which the art
lag present capable, end adapted to all climates. reason's Mae
ended Pamphlet on Wad (tree for two stamps) contains at
chest hBoory of wstchtnalibm with descriptions and prime It
Ists so aluide in the pdrebaseot a watch, and emthlea those who
, 41ye to sthtised. Oaland, Wake, the Cabal* ladle, or any Pare
/4 She World, to Wee' a'sratch,,and *nett slat ter and ssfe by
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