The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-15 00:00:00

(By Electric Tr:evaph:)

DONCASTER. Si' ADA EVENINO. 7 o'CL,
The present arrivals are Marl Nobtler, Worce,ter, Merry
Bird, Equal, Candlewick, Maid of Team Valley, Alonzo,
Nondescript, The Mica Whip colt, Caracara, true Blue,
Ciarforth, Montague, Prince Patrick, Orer n Oak., Black
Doctor, Madame Wharton, Calculator, llesp,.nt., Bay
Rosalind, Torn Hole)); Post-teinpor,2 Miss Julia B muett
colt, Knouk Knoll, llarelfoot, Sir ClUirle. Napier, H urger-
ford, Alfred the Great, The Cutler, Young Altisidora,
Hernandez Exeter Home-brewed, Antipile, Ceiiack,
Canina, Exeter,
and Wingcuuud.

CRICKET.

ARRANGEMENS FOR TILE WEEK
Tun DAT.

Lord's.—llahishire V. -Zl-I(fliee--).- (for the benefit 0! of l Mu

riertVightotl.—Eievro Gentlemen of F.tlalantl v. S
At Vic:otla Pak. —Tit t. tia l'Ark v. Tottenham
At Atcli.t 11a3 v. Moette-ttebt.
At Etlittburgh.—Eleven of rottlatel v. To.< ntv-two of &Alma.

At Lord'a.— The above amt.') coot:laded.
At brlghwn.—The above 1.1.1:,11
At Edinburgh.-1 he above motet) comic out.
At 11011.11an1 Park.—Mar7lebone Club r. County of No:f.):Ia•
At 'Mime. D tton. I)itt •n r. l'art 11.
At Obarklewe'l.—Wert Hackney ()rind up).
At reeknon,rye.—Peckham•rye Independents v. Uptoo Loganbles.
At ltraunatoo.—Lr4un-tou v. Dan ntry.
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At Ilolldran Park.—The “hove nCecu conetht.4.
At Ellitaitagh. -The a.) ,cC mdch C
At North.uhp!on Arms.—Cl_lltuothet .11nt,thtel Pow44lll9cs
team

TUCIUMAY.
At Ealitut.—A,ton Clu'o v. Ilt,tdon ARAM.
At Gioptow.—Elvven ut Englan I v. Treaty-tiro of Di.ttol.
k
At Gla,;ow.—The atone tuot,h contlautd.

S un ST.
At Glasgow —l!s atom an tett e .ntlik!ed.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF
NEWBUIIGII l'Alt1( AND Dlssrlilirr.
This natteh was played at Newburgh-park on the
12th, and 13th hut. The following is the Kure
1,01.11.. D.

ol.Sailt!:, 1.11,41mA ccth

J. Guy, c Oai b Armitage
W. Mating...ll, c G. Scott. b Anat
Übe
W. ottrm, a S'ockbll", b Arini,uge 47 cbtar:ibitl,`, vett, lb
G. Parr. rur cut

.. .
V. illeb, a daeomwor h, b Armi-
tage
T. bor, CC. Wright, b Armitage ... 7 ant uut .
...
J. 7Ain.en, b Armi age
W. Clarke, run out
A. Manhall, Eon, a Mortal, b Ar.
IIIII.Iffe
Julius Crur, eJ. Eetty,bAsultage 9 b Armit ,g 1 .... ..
A. Myna, Esq., nut oat
11,3;1b,1;w,3
1

Toil

Total
Newsome Nei.
O. Scott, c CAM/. b Clarke 0 c. atarsban, b C..arke I
It. D. natl., e Parr, b Wieden
I'. Field, b Clarke l2 e Coeur, b Clarke ..... .... 2
C. Wright, bMU 40 0 c and is Alsau
B. Wright, b %Torten
Geo. Ai my ate. b Clarice ..... 13 e Itaraball, b Clarke ..... 10
W. Boarrowortb, run 0at....... ..... 0 bstartinell. 6
T. Cox, b Wi-den .
Robert !tatty, c 1...rr, b Rbdett ... 6 b Wi. !rn
J. Itirtrinsta, c Purr, b Clarke 6 c Marshall, b %lake ... 6
J. putty, b Clarke 2 1. lion. b 5 lafke
0. Murton, run tnat
M. Wrivtr, b Clarke ........... ....... 1 b Mogen
J. Winter, ii Clarke
illeh.trd Ha ty, b Wiuku ..... ...... 21 b Clarke
1 J. Iliminkon, b Wi-den
P.i. Hawking, b Clarke b Wislen
J. Smith, b Wisiliin
6. Ste.khill, e Ccesar b Clarke
r. w.uie.., b IN iwkin b Clerk,
M. Lawson, b Yanks wrt oat
J. Laird, not oat kw b Mute
1. b, 3

MR. BEASLEY'S OVERSTONE SALE.—The exten-
sive sale of cattle belonging to J. Beasley, Esq., of Chapel
Brampton, took place at Overdone on Weilnes.lay last.
The fine show of animals drew together a large and influ-
ential company, and the result of the sale must have been
highly gratifying to our enterprising nvighbour. Among
the purchasers were some Americans, who bid with great
spirit, determined, apparently, to hear away the best,
having Liven as much as 70 guineas each for COW!. A hull
calf, 3 months old, was purchased by Mr. Morris, a Lin-
' colnshire farmer, for 8.3 guineas. The herd, consisting of
54 head of cattle,.realised I,964l.—Norlliampron Mercury.
FRUIT FROM ABROAD.—The Livorno screw-steamer
which arrived at Southampton from Petra% late on Thurs-
day night, as mentioned in &dor!luv's Exprezes, left for
Liverpool on Saturday night. She belongs !o the Anglo-
Italian Steam Navigation Company. She put into South •
ampton in order that her cargo of fruit, the hist of the
season, should lie in the London market as soon as possible.
The whole of her cargo, consisting of nearly 1,000 casks
and cases of dried fruits, were got out of her in the two
days, and some considerable portion of it despatched to
London almost immediately after it left the ship. It ap-
pears that the Greek government, in imitation of ars absurd
policy sometimes attempted by tlw most unenlighted go-
vernments, actually fixed the export price at which the fruit
produce of the country should ho sold, without reference to
the supply and demand, or the commencement or termina-
tion of the season. This produced a uispute between the
native and British merchants at Pares, and quite a coin-
' motion in the place, which lasted nine or ten days. The
whole of the cargo of the Livorno was packed and ready for
' shipment nearly a fortnight before it was put on beard.
The delay occasioned by the ridiculous interference of the
• authorities in Greece in their attempts to control the natu-
ral processes of commerce, has be.at of serious injury both
to the native grower and the English merchm.t and trader.
The English consul at Patras exerted himself greatly to
prevent violence being resorted to during the height of the
commotion.
LANCASTER AND PRESTON JUNCTION RAILWAY.—
• The report to be submitted to the meeting at Lancaster on
. I the 19th inst., states, that the directors have again to coa-
-1 peculate the shareholders on the increased revenue of the
joint companies, as shown by comparison with that of the
corresponding half-year of 1830. The directors recommend
the meeting to divide the sum of 20,3501., which will give
to each of the several descriptions of shares the following
sums, viz.:—To each whole share, 11. 13s. 7d.; to each
three-quarter share, 1/. 3s. 7d. ; to each quarter share,
9s. 4d. ; and to each twelfth share, 3s. Id., being at the rate
of 71 per cent. per annum on the share capital. The share-
holders will observe that snorter of their directors, Mr.
W. N. Hodgson, M.l'., has been elected a director of the
Lancaster and Carlisle Railway Company, at their recent
meeting. The expenditure on capital account shows a total
rum of 465,49.31., The revenue account shows receipts for
the half-year to the amount of 22,92•31., while .the expendi-
ture during the same period, including general charges,
direction, secretary's salary, ske., amounts to 330/. This
leaves a balance of 22,5031.; 2,3231. of this sum is required
fur interest on deb:, due Ist of November next, leaving
20,330/. for the proposed dividend, at the rate of 7; per
cent. The capital entitled to dividend is 511,300/. ; the
mortgage debt of the company amounts to 113,000%, :ix.:
10,3001. at 41 per cent., 30,0001. at 1.1 per cent., and 72,7001.
at 4 per cent.
SOUTH \VALES It.tuwAY.—Tho line between
Gloucester and Cliepdow and Chepstow and Swansea is
now completed. The government insmetor is about to go
over it, awl the public opening is fisea for the 10th inst.