The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-08 00:00:00

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COUNTY OF SURREY T. YOHISPOIIIM —This match
was continued on Saturday, from the previous day, when
Yorkshire concluded their innings for 257. Owing to inter-
ruptioes by rain the match was not played out, but was left
drawn, the score standing as under :—Surrey, first innings,
915 ; second innings. 60. Yorkshire, first innings, 257.
COUNTY or KENT T. CAMBEIDGICOIIIO...—This
match, at Mote Park, Maidstone, was commenced on Thurs-
day, sod finished on Saturday. The first innings of (Nim-
bridgeehire amounted to 206, the batting being extremely
fine. Kent followed, and made an innings of 120, being 86
in a minority. They were put in again against the runs. and,
by some admirable play, made • total of 176. This left
Cambridgeshire 90 to go in against, sad the betting was
greatly in their favour that they would get them ; but not
so, through the admiiable bowling of Bennett 74 was all
they obtained. Thus, contrary to expectation, Kent proved
victorious by 16 runs.

CLUB TO MI BAR.—GYLAT'S-INN, JUNI 6.—At a

Pension of the Hummel)]* Society of Gray's.inn holden
The Marquis of Salisbury, as Lord Lieutenant tbisdaY, Wm. Bush Cooper, Eel-o Arthur Piggy EN. end
Robert Carr Woods, Esq., ware called to the degree of
et Middlesex, gave his annual entertainment to the officers Robert
et the several regiments of the county militia and magi.. „
—ByLOTTON EN nourz mom BOMBAY TO LIVERPOOL
train on Saturday avowing, at his mansion, in Arlington.
the advisee received by the last India mail In appears
street, Piccadilly.
THE REPIIIMENTATION OF DEVONPORT.—Sir A. there are iffiest forty ships, all laden with onto*, bound to
erpooL
W. Buller is expected to arrive in Devonport on Monday, 'evHEs. SHOCKING MURDER IN IRELAND.—
cosetitnenta. t evening the general committee of the
and on Tuesday the honourable member will address hi.
We regret (lays the Freeman's Journal of Saturday) that
Las
held at the Mechanics'
Davenport
have today to record the perpetration of • murder,
Liberal Association was anics
Institute. The repressatateres of the newspaper press' wewhich seems to have been of • diabolical and desperate
were not admitted to this meeting, but it transpired that ~_character,
weinlitellven—coXtt,eof
to'rwil).Porsank ttshgain.• feAtemvileakti—in
• passible, and even a probable vacancy in the represent*. nee
was • Mr. Andrew Jackson, • magistrate of the county,
floe was mentioned; and the select committee, as the
result of the steps they had taken to secure a and a gutleman described as being of an inoffensive du.
The murder seems to have been of • meet brutal
fitting candidate, recommended Mr. Thomas Braun, Fee
nature. The The mane was his own lawn, within a few yards
recommendation thmeeneudautionuf thyme well
OkputlerubyrailthweagyeeeneUrdtreerin.o.itntes,— of his own hall-door ; and it would appear the meanies-
and it was decided that in the event of a vacancy Mr. tion,wea_..effected early, as the unfortunate gentleman was
re, which leads to the belief that be was
Braise,- should be so ported by the Liberal Association as In "
an independent ' The select committee itid.d suing We
amorning walk. The telegram tells us
that a deputation had had an interview with Mr. Braney, that his skull was smuhed in, and that the brains were
and he had consented to become a candidate for the borough Feethedin/h It is believed that the foul deed was MP.*
ea conditions whenever there was • vacancy. The trated on Thursday morning. but that the body was not
chamc ion of the conservatives in the possibly approaching found until yesterday. Up to the latest despatch no person
fight at Devonport will, it is understood, be Captain yob. had been arrsted, and none of our informants can coign •
Edward Cumuli, R.N. This officer is about 34 years od, reason or
.atimoipecitivtahefor thnia desperasward
of
Tide:dm...yet oodth,ewch,oicrhk
is the son ore Sure: country gentleman, and on hie mother's
Exaantsnmer says—" On Thursday mooning the unfortunate
aide be is a grandson to Mr. Bounquet, the London banker.
With two such candidates in Devonport, a sharp and well gentleman left his house in his slippers, end was not seen
untiltoe the followin morning, when be ass found in • grove
firest7tea elactiam may
expect.d.—Yrmtern w within a few yards of his own door, with hie skull broken
Nes How Huneno9.—The state of the poll at fiend his brains protruding. The deceased was of every
ave character. His wife was sister to as
Smythwick,
4 o'ckek es Saturday showed—for Tottenham SO votes, and who was drowned • few years einem at the Puffin Hole,
for lleKenna 78, the mijority for Tottenham being 2. Hikes, in company with Colonel Pepper." Several per.
Krictoate ELATION, JUN. S.—State of the poll eons have been arrested on suspicioa for the murder of Mr.
at 12 o'clock : Coltimmt, 62 ; Fitsgibbon, 48 ; majority jeans ; among them his steward, in whose poireasion was
few Colthunit, 14. There are only twelve more voter" to found 1041. The pockets of deceased had been rifled.
poll, of whom it is said no more Sande will be available. Notice to goat bad been served oci several of hie tenants.
CoLl.w:a OF PRICIPTORS.—At a meeting of the MAIL STEAMERS DUE FROM AMERICA THIS WEEK.
council of this corooratioc, held es the 6th inst., the Rev. —There are three stamen due at Liverpool this week with
W. T. Jones, /LA., of Queen's College, Cambridge, was the mails from America—viz., the City of &Mmes., from
re-elected u member of the council, and the following were : New York on the 30th ult. ; and the North American,
elected members of the tollego :—Enos• J. Addison from Quebec' on the wee day, may be looked for at Queens-
ILA. Hodgson. Weymouth; Mr. J. E. Darden, Geinfoni hews and Londonderry on the morning of Wednesday next.
Aataa(:lay, Darlingtou ; Mr. R. H. Fuller, Canootoury-bonee The next Cunard vessel due is the China, with dates f rem
School, Islington ; Mr. J. L. Pisgeon, Deanutreet, Oxford- I New York on the 3rd inst. This vessel, being rather a
'treat ; Mr. W. Rollett, Cainecross Academy, Stroud ; Rey. I quick steamer, may he confidently expected at Queenstown
W. J. Serval, M.A., Si. Clemson Danes Grammar School on Saturday morning next.
Kr. J. G. J. Scott, St. Haien, Jersey ;MeA. E. Smith, 1 Dssrarcu or AMERICAN Haim —On Saturday
Armoury-I.'omM 136"°1 Mr. J. C. Stem"' 31•A'. Plebe the Cussed Royal Mail steamer Scotia was despatched from
toner, Andover; Mr. W. Tiplady, Park-hill, Wetherby. I Liverpool, fag New York, with mails for the United States
SCHOOIECOMIIIRSION.—ThePtibIid Schools au British North America, together with about 160 pas-
Commissioners held meetings at No. 2, Vietoria.atreet, Imager', and cargo. The next American mail despatch from
Weetminater, on Thursday and Saturday last. The Com- Liverpool will be en Wednesday, when the Liverpool. Now
minionere present were the Earl of Clarendon and Lord Lyt- • yule and Philadelphia Steam Ship Companies Ammar City
telton, Sir K. H. Neetheute, Bart, M.P., the Rev. W. B. of New York will sail fee New York with mails for the
Thompseat, aed Yr. Han Belford Vaughan. The seem United States The box at the General Post-office will
lacy, Profaner Beenard, elm attended. be open for the receipt of letters, fn., until 1 o'clock p.m.,
DILAY OF THE ROYAL Team. —Notwithstanding sad yin •Cork till 8.30 p.m.
the great care that was taken by the Great Western Rad- THE SULTAN'S CARTE DE VISITIL-00 Friday
way Company to enure the Welted punctual arrival of the last • monster petition, covered with some 25.600 signe-
rs* San at Windier, on Saturday morning, an accident tures, was presented to the Sultan at the Sweet Waters, by
occurred which caused a delay of the Seim at the Slough a deputation of 60 persons, representing nearly every see.
nation for about 10 minutes, Owing to this length of the tion of the native population of the capital, praying
vont train it was necenary, previous to the appointed time his Majesty to sit for has photographic portrait.
ef its arrival, to dee2atel a pilot engine from Slough, to be that copies of it might be had for circulation all
readineos at the wild"' station to take one part of tin over the empire. The deputation was received with
teen into the departure platform, while the other part was considerable ceremony, yet with great affability, by has
taken loy the engine of the train into the arrival platform. Majesty at the entrance to the imperial kiosk, in front of
The pilot engine was entering the Windsor station, when, which the huge cylinder of thick paper, mounted on linen
owing to a point not being " all right," it got off the line, and profusely rlluminatd, was unrolled, and in prayer read
and caused a complete blind(; hence, the necessity of keep- by an attendant secretary. Along with it was presented •
Ng the royal train at Slough. Every effort was made to short adjoiet petition, engrossed on parchment, from the
clear the line as speedily as possible, and after about 10 members of the cone diploinatiene, adding their solicitation
Inmates
nude lac the royal train was allowed to enter the to that of the native crowd for • sitting is the univuniversalWindsor.
in-
terest to " Abalallah." After heeling both documents
OFFICIAL A.TPOINTMENTS.--Hr. Herbert, now at- read his Majesty graciously intimated his readiness to
taehe to the British Minion at Lisbon. has been appointed comply with the wish of the petitioners. Coulee of Sultan
attache to her Jilsprity's embassy at Constantinople. Mr. Abdul AS: will therefore in a few days be as plentiful as
Drury, now attache at Conatentinople, is appointed attache those of the meet popular estiblen of the day. Shade of
at Berne. Mr. Eden is appointed from Berme to Lisbon. Othinae, but we live is advancing times !—Levant Herald,
THE DIKTREIM IN THE WEST or IRELAND.—Put- May 27.
aunt to requistin a public meeting was held in the Town. I GIRLS IN THE ARMY.—A Pennsylvania girl,
hall, Tuam, en Thursday. to take into oonsderation the who has been serving as a soldier is the army of the Went
fearful destitution of the laboaring classes and their fami- for ten months, says she has discovered a great many
lies. and for the purpose of pressing en the government the females among the soldiers, one of whom is now • lieute•
Necessity of prompt and efficient measures to prevent deaths sant She has assisted is burying three female soldiers at
by starvation. Then visa a very large and influential et- different time*, whose sex was unknown to any but herself.
teadauos. The ball is which the meeting was held was —American paper.
densely crowded, and the strongest interest was manifested CITY OP Los DON HOSPITAL FOR DISZASiM 07
by .11 present in the proceedings. Resolutions in accord- THE CHEST, VICToRIA PARS.—The number of patient. re-
Mute with the object, of the meeting were adopted. ! honed at this instituting during lest week was 1,379, of
Dover and Calais are now within hours of each which 240 were sesame
ether. '1 he James Pella crows the Channel in that time. This Loes or APPETITE, WEAKNESS, lee.—A Tonic.—
rapidity a doe to Improvements In the marine eaglet. Grey hair Dr. Hamel! and the medical beidesnlon recommend that valuable
is motored to it. natural colour, and tic dolmen" and nerves' stlasuleet " Waters' Weise Wise." Maaufactared only by
leadsche o ore,' by Herring's Magnetic Crushes Their undevl Robert Waters, 2, Martin'olane, Caunonotreet, Tondo% .l C.—
sant Weer= hi 41110 to late ignpr,vernenta by the Inventor. N.B. Sold by grocers. Italian warehousemen, and Milan, at am. a
Counterfeits
Londom.—lAd mir are
limesiont. j
being mode. Ottros, sr, basinehillatreet, 1 dual. wholeide amnia, E. Lewis and Co., Warteeter.—[All-
virtiormist.]