The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-19 00:00:00

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SURREY COI7NTY V. CANIBLIDOB lINIVERBITY.
'nth match was commenced yesterday, on the Surrey
ground, Kennington-oval, and a very large company
was present. Surrey, considering themselves stronger
than their opponents, gave them three extra, playing
eleven against fourteen, bat from the orichetiag talent
displayed by the university team, they showed, in our
opinion, that they were quite capable of playing on an
equality. The following ill the state of the score :—Surrey,
first innings, 117 ; Cambridge University, first innings (not
out), 141. The match was to be continued this morning,
but the weather is decidedly against it.
bisitvi.grios it CLU■ AND GROUND v. OXFORD
Mum/wry. —Tbis match was commenced and concluded at
Lord's Ground yesterday, twelve on each side playing. It
was a very hollow affair, the university winning in one
innings, with 20 runs over.

A WONDERFUL Bums —On Saturday next a
Bible, illustrated with upwards of 1.700 engravinp by
artists of the highest reputation, and in the finest state as
regards condition and impression, will be sold by Means.
Sotheby and Wilkinson. The late Mr. Leith was occupied
for • series of years in collecting those eogravinp, which are
000tained in twelve folio volumes, beautifully boned. The
works of Raffaelle, by Marc Antonio, Desnoyers, Richomme,
Pradier, and other eminent engravers, many of them being
in proof states, form an important feature. The series of
the works of Itubens, Michael Angelo, Vandyck, Poulain,
Guido, Tenter', Dominichino, and other masters, deserve
to be especially cited. It also include@ the Evangelists and
other subject 4v Vlsscbsr, • series of elate by Bolswert,
CaYSTAL PALACE—Madame Lemmens Sherriug- the lending works of Reigbrandt, including "The Healing
toe, Mdlle. Aritit, sod Madams Alboni will sing at the eon. the =tau, termed the IL:edred Guilder Piece,"
cart to-morrow (Saturday). Moos. J. Lotto, the Polish and many of the best productioes of the follootut engravers:
violinist, who made hie first appearance last Saturday, will —Auden, Berle, Bndoux, Cluesens, Callot, Oberesti,
Cql-
also perform on this occasion. Isere Duvet, Darer, Dueckarton, Foto, Galls, Gribelio,
THE GUILDHALL DECORATIONS. Yesterday Gondola, (theyn, Garavaglia, Gotten:la. Glookenton, Hol-
morning the Guildhall was closed to the public. On the ler, Le Bas, Longbi, Lucas Van Leyden. Limonite,
previous day not less than 20,000 persons mimed through Mon Isee, Muller, Marion, Strange, Schoen, Vorsterman,
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Several of the and WeigeL
aldermen and commoners took their stations at the ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EARTIMN.—The Great
lonesome, and taking the tickets from the holders, save Eastern reached the Bell Buoy, at the mouth of the Mersey,
them to others who bad none, or at once admitted eager on Wednesday, about 8 o'clock in the evening, having left
parties who thronged the doors into the building. At least New York on the afternoon of the 11th inst. In consequence
33,000 masons in all inspected the decorations. of a dense fog she anchored for some hours on the night of
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. —At the sailing, Captain Paton rightly considering the safety of the
monthly general meeting held yesterday at the society's passengers and ship paramount to all other considerations.
house in Hanomeequare, the Right Honourable i&t. She brings newly 400 passengers, of whom 219 were in the
George Clerk, Bart., president, of the society cabin, sod the remainder in the intermediate and steerage.
in the chair, Viscount Bury. the Earl of Sandwich, Opportunity was afforded to the passengers of landing
the Earl Cowper, Lord Stanley of Alderley, Sir Thos. on Wednesday evening, but • few only availed themselves
Hesketh, Bare, M.P., Sir Theophilus W. Biddulph, dart., of it ; the majority preferred to remain on board for the
Mrs. L. M. Lethans, and Messrs. Martin Ridley Smith, night, and landed early yesterday morning. Before sera-
Hansleigh Wedgwood, Arthur G. Chapman, Philip C. rating they passed resolutions highly eulogistic of the coin-
Hardwick, Arc bald Robertson, Henry J. Lubbock, J. fort they had experienced during the voyage, sod vs-
Beale Brown, George C. Eagle, W. Clarks Thornhill, Abet. commended the ship in the strongest terms to the travelling
hem J. Roberta, J. Bathurst, G. Browse, Herbert H. community. The Great Eastern's cargo consists of about
Langham, J. J. Shaw Stuart, Henry Waters., Sidney E. 6,500 tons, principally grain ; lighters were alongside early
Bouverie Pussy, Ernest L Nowa, Wentworth F. Hume, yesterday morning, and. from the arrangements made, the
M.P., Alfred J. Waterlow, G. Ward Hunt, and J. BM- whole will be discharged and the ship meted and laden for
dick Moockton were elected fellows ; and Odo W. L. Rue. her next trip in the course of the ensuing week. She will
sell, Esq., of her Majesty's diplomatic service, and Ronald leave Liverpool for New York on the 30th init., calling at
Gann, Esq., of Launceston, Tasmania, were elected cone. Queenstown on the following morning. A large number of
spending members of the society. The Marquis of Atha, passages have already been engaged, and it is to be hoped
Sir Courtemy Honeywood, Bart., the Right Hoe. Thomas that she has entered upon a long career of success, which the
John Wynn, Colonel Frederick Paget, Majors Musgrave perseverance of her owners so richly deserve.
J. B. Dyne, John St. Leger, John Spicer, Robert H. Heath FATAL FIGHT BETWEEN GIPSIVt. —Yesterday
Jerry, Captain Alexander Fletcher. and Messrs. N. Clod. afternoon Mr. Lewis, coroner, held an adjourried and
Montague E. Smith, Q.C., M.P., E. Sage, E. J. Daniell. and lengthened inquiry at East Ham, Feesex. on the body of
W. Longman were proposed as candidates for the fellow- William Nicholls, aged 24. who met his death whilst
ship ; Dr. Hermann Burmeister, director of the museum engaged in a fight with a man named John Lee. It
of Buenos Ayres, was proposed as • foreign member ; and appeared that the deceased and Lee belonged to a tribe
Captain R. H. Beddome, official conservator of fonds, Ma- of gimies encamped on waste ground at North Woolwich.
dras, as a corresponding member of the society. A few days ago • quarrel took place between two others
SOLDIERS' DAUGHTERS' HOWL—The seventh an- of the tribe, named Lazarus Smith and Herren; but,
nuel meeting of the friends of this. home was held yesterday, after fighting together for three hours, they shook Ueda
in the theatre of the United Service Institution, Whitehall, and became friends again. On returning to the camp,
the Duke of Wellington in the chair. Mr. Marsh, the however, the wife of John Lee and the mother of the
secretary, read the report, which stated that there were 164 deceased Nicholls took the matter up and fought with
girls now in the home maintained, clothed, and educated, each other, when Lee interfered on behalf of his wife,
the average cost of each child being 181. per annum. There and deceased on behalf of his mother. This fight was the
are 150 girls on the list of applicants for admission, and the subject of investigation the next day before Mr. Trail, at
committee regret that, owing to the falling off in the dons- the Woolwich policecoort, when the case was dismissed.
Lions and subscriptions, none of this large number can be On Monday last the camp broke op. and the whole tribe.
admitted for several peen unless the funds increase, as they lumbering upwards of a bemired persons, Prousoded
are determined not to entrench on the funded capital of the towards Fist Ham. On their route Lee and Nicholls
institution, by which alone the stability of the selected • spot to fight, feeling dissatisfied at the magistrate
charity au he secured. Since the last report 37 not dealing with the ease, and after fighting for an hour
regiments have contributed to the funds, making • and a half Lee was beard to declare that he bad had
total of 75 subscribing regiments. The health of enough of it, and wished to give in. The deceased, how.
the children is good, and every inmate of the home ever, persisted in continuing the fight, saying be was quite
has been vaccinated. The Hon. Mrs. Powys Keck ham un- fresh, and could " fight through a summers day." They
dertekeu the office of lady president, vacated by Mrs. again fought, and in the last round Lee struck the de-
Douglas, to whom the committee feel much indebted for ceased a heavy blow under the left jaw, knocking him down,
her untiring exertions. The committee in concluding the and rendering him insensible. Medical aid was obtained,
report urgently intreat pecuniary support, and invite per- but the deceased expired half an hour afterwards. A peal
HENLEY-ON-THANIS ROYAL REGATTA.—UpOII a
anal inspection of the home. The total income of the year I mortem examination made on the body proved death to reconsideration of the matter the Heuley Regatta Cain-
had been 3,5741. 7e, and the expenditure 2,8861. la 9d., have resulted from an effusion of blood to the brain by • , mutes have abandoned their intention of extending the
leaving • hathoe of 688/. ss. 3d. On the motion of Mr. A. rupture of ooe of the blood vowels, produced by • blow or ! regatta to three days, and it will therefore take place on
Kinnatrd, M.P., wooded by Colonel Hogg, the report was fall. The jury after a short consultation, returned • Ter- ' Thursday and Friday next, as originally proposed. As the
&doped. Major-General Powys Keck was then elected as diet of "Manslaughter" against John Lee as principal, and attendance of visitors is expected to be extremely great the
chairman, and the other members of the committee and Charles Cbiloott and Albert Young as aiding and abetting in Great Western Railway will put on a number of special
officers for the ensuing year were appointed. Mr. Deputy- the fight. The whole of the men are in custody, Len having trains down and up for the weveyance of prieengers ; 9.45,
Judge Payne, the Rev. Mr. Gleig, the Chaplain-General, been apprehended at Clapham on Wednesday evening. 10.45, and 11.30 special from Paddiugton will probably be
the Rev. Mr. Langmead, Dr. Dickson, and others, addressed , GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION. —The ship Sir John I the trains down most in request. There are three eight-
the meeting. Moore. 608 tons, belonging to Messrs. Temente!, and Co., 1 oared crews from Oxford University, three from Cambridge,
QUININE—The medical profession, the "Lancet," Leedom, and which sailed from Plymouth on the Bth Detain. besides the Sower of the Kingston and rowing clubs, the
Dr. Remelt. and others, reeontrneed "Waters Quinine Wine" her last, arrived at Sydney, New South Wales, on the 72nd colleges of Eton and Medley, and several entries fur "fours"
se an excellent and simple stimulant. Manufactured only by March, with 248 government emigrants. Four births and and other ream.
Robert Waters, I, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London, two deaths occurred during the voyage. CRYSTAL PALACE—ONE SHILLING
sold by omen. Italian wareboceemen, and others, at 3ne. a
LONDONORNERALONNIBUSCOMPANY(LIIIFTIII).—.. DAY, Juni. 18.—Admiesioes on payment, 2,810; ditto
dozen.
ventsemenel Wthiesals agents, Z. Lewis and Co., Woreatter.--tatl- Traffic reeeipte foe the weak ending June 14, 11,6761. Os. Id. by season tickets, 887 ; total, 3,707.

Corinth& close to the pork
Tam BELAUTOZT HANDICAP of 25 son. each, 15 ft, arid
only 5 if declared, with 200 sous. added. Two miles. (40
sub.., 33 of whom pay 5 eon. each.)
Mr. J. Marries Delnim, by Stockwell, dam by Jerry,
• yrs, 7st 7lb (Judd) 1
Mr. W. Day's Kingwood, S pa, est 6th (lk Adams) 2
Betting : 4 to 1 ea Hallam, who made all the running,
sad won by a length.
A Swimrerriurs of 5 sows. each, with 25 added, for all
ages allowanoes. T.Y.C.
Mr. mores@ Indolence, by Platc&teller—larn. 3 3'n
Pl.): W,
Mr. R. Ten terosdi's Carte, I yrs rm.). arteti
Mr. J. Day's Radon. 2yn 304, Mt 716 (e. Norden)
The following also ran :—Pony and Newensadland.
Tan ANDocxa Sraaas of 5 Nova. each, with 100 added.
Gentlemen riden. (One mile.)
Mr. Thellusson's Rubicon. by Lezinaten—Baylad (bred
In America). 6 yrs, lOst 1311) (Mr. O. ft Thompson) 1
Mr. Cherry's Disappointment. 4 10st 1161.... (Owner) 2
Mr. George Augelfs Reindeer, 6 yrs, 10st 1316
(Mr. H. Wombwell
The following also ran :—Croydon and Libelous.
letting : 5 to 4 on Libelous, 9 to 4 apt Rubicon, 100 to
15 each apt Reindeer and Disappointment, sod 10 to 1 apt
Croydon. Reindeer jumped away with • clear lead of Dis-
appointment and Rubicoa, until within the distance, where
the lot, except Rubicon, were in difficulties. Opposite the
Stand the American horse increased his advantage, and won
easily by _three lengths • Reindeer a bad third.
THE HOTTIZPONT HT'AEES of 15 nova. each, 10 ft., with
100 added; for two-yr-old.. colts, Set 1011) ; Bst nb ;
winners extra. T.Y.C. (31 subs.)
Lord tixbridge's Durham, net 1016 (J. (foster) 1
Lord Stamford's Leicester, Net 101 b (A. Edwards) f
Mr. R. Sutton's Tatum, Net 711, (Custaaoe)
The following also ran :—Hersey Alley, Ackworth, Mary Copp
colt, Olendusk, c by Vedette—Alvedeston's dam. Brother Jona-
than, and Evelio&

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
6to 1 Polynesia (t)
7 to 1 Caller Ou (t)
10 to 1 Brighton (I)
10 to 1 Carbines? (t)
100 to 8 Doefoot (t and off)
100 to 6 Adventurer (t and off)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
10 to 1 apt Biondi° (t)
100 to 8 Kautsfad (t)
100 to 6 Anfield (t freely)
100 to 5 Loiterer (t)
100 to 12 Eveoband and Myrtle coupled (t)
BT. LEGER.
4to 1 apt The Ranger (off, t9to 2 freely)
7 to 1 Lord (laden (t)
8 to 1 Queen Bertha (t)
100 to 7 Oneeander (t)
20 to 1 Pratique (t)
THE DERBY.
1000 to 30 apt Gownsman (t)
40 to 1 Hollyfox (t)
40 to 1 Knight of Snowdoa (t)
50 to 1 Coastguard (t)

EVERYBODY KNOWS Mr. MILES.
Alfred Webb Mlles REMOVID FROM BON D.STRIZT
to 72. BROOK-STRICT Hanover-square, In 1860.
The 101, Trousers (or/Watts( by him) la all the New Patterns,
• 11/TIVIR THAN lty •

.adz/NTOTICE.—CKET BAROMETER.
tigOIUITTI lf BRAS original Instrument dee of
watch: for foretelling weather, and for mountain measure-
meat as @applied 10 Dm lialtet es government, to be had only
at I, Hattomgarden ;N, Corning. and la, Regent-street.