The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-14 00:00:00

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MARYLE/logg CU II SNP °nor Ms C. THE COLTw or ENGLAND.-••
"unite matches" err to the real connoisseur in cricket what the
"criterion." the " Ilideoienb," and the " Woodoote" are to the
frequenters of the turf, and halos lug the excellent pattern set
by Nottinghamshire every Eastertide, almost every county has a
epithet lug of this kind during the seamy. The Mareleledie t tub
selects the fleet prembung of these yoters with a view to
afford them an opportunity of displaying their talent en the meat
difficult ground in England, and it wee one of these interesting
contests which commenced yesterday costly atter noon. The
colts Included two from Cambridgeshire, three kern 1 erkshire,
two trout Nottinghamshire. two front Ilklillesex.0111: front surrey,
and ore from Sussex. They were captained by Scut of York-
shire, who appeared as if he had seen at least thirty summers.
The M.C.C. having won the toss. elected to tulle first inninge,
sad the Colts—all utter strangers to tech other. eveept tbe
atisuid players—took the &Id, thothorn tight awl iluinfonl
left being entrusted to howl. (Mauls wan keeper; Nei M. point:
Jordan, long slop; Sumner. short ; and
N kinds, cover point. t% alit of space pees-inks the of
our glvingthe details of the play, lint we may premise that they
were highly interveting to the ors-limiters, and no has credit-
able to the players on both sides. Mr. R. It Walker proved a
teaser," after being badly mired at short leg, arid, with Mr.
Fellosive, Allred Phew, and Wootton, tried the Patient e end the
"mettle" of the ('idle, who, however, after trying seven
bowlen, via , Cowell, ticothorsi, Rawlieson. Mumbitti, riches,
Sett. and of whom were more or less succesaftd,
and filumford sad ficelborn straight and mad—got rid of the
last wicket; when the score steed at 134. Ibe &len* gene-
rally we highly creditable, some of it exi e lent—the
wicketkeeplug and loust.stopeing 4. nista. The Cotta,
being. n previously used, all strangers, drew lota
for the " order of going in." and it resulted fortunately
for the excellent ,d enure and defensive form of tie Notts colt
Osmumers , who took the sharp esige off the how lien. !tad got well
•• set," and Inspired hit centredea with conitacree. Mr. R. D.
Walker and Woothut were (he first pair of how lerr then Grundy
at Wootton's end. Summer, was once mined at point. Ileg.d its
in capital ityle, including one 4, two 34. end eight Y's—hie hit
and detente living equally goocl. Some of the Colts did nut show
to advantage In the betting departmeet. end it looked at one,
time likely to be it hollow affair. till Scott (the Captain, and
Munched got together, and then the score rose rapidly from :4:—
at which It stood at the fall of the eighth wicket pi/token . Fre-
quent changes of howling took place: lest Wootton peened,
then Alfred Shaw relieved him, and Wendy tried at Mr. Walker's
rad. and in his second over bowled Scott. who had put on record
another 35, including two Cs, one and six i's got by some free
hitting. Seott's play was alniost exclusively forward. Thispair of
young and prouuffici batsmen raised the wore (nen MI to 106.
and their pitting elicited, nit deserved, frequent applause. The
Surrey colt Niehol west la laat, and was caught at the wicket
ljust before the tune foe drawing gullies. The innings clueed for
ee or II; to the led. Mr. M.)411003, in endeavouring to
catch a ball lilt by Scott to long leg, had his Auger so much
hurt tint he woe iiiheed to Tene fn. the Add. my will ix,
rataseed this day at 11").

A VOLUNTEER "DRUMMED Orr."—An unusual
occurrence took place at Bristol on Saturday afternoon -
the drumming a rifleman out of the regiment fur in-
subordination whilst under arms. The volunteer rifles
marched to the Down for parade under the command
of Colonel Taylor, and whilst the men were per-
forming battalion drill Private Staffanoff (a Russian by
birth), of No. 2 Company, used insolent language to-
wards his superior officer. The offence wes duly reported
to the commanding officer, and Steffanuff ties taken
prisoner on a charge of insubordination, and escorted
back to the head-quarters at the Drill Hall. on the
return of the regiment, a drum-brad cruet-martial was
held in the Drill Hall, under the presidency of Colonel
Taylor. The officer to whom the insolence was send hav-
ing given evidence against the prisoner,headmitted having
need several objectionable expressions, and was then will.
ing to make a public apology, but it would sot i.e ac.
cepted. The decision of the court was that they were
under the painful necessity of dismissing him from the
regiment. He was then stropped of his accoutrements and
turned outside the gates by tiergeant-Major Campion. As
he was being led out by the sergeentmajor the whole of
the corps hired him, and he himself seemed to feel the
disgrace that had come upon him. - Wextrry. llaifv P.,..
DIticoNTOWANcE or EXTRA MAIL:: Ti) Hiimusy.
—The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany having given notice of their
haventention to aithdrew
the extra steam-veseels which been appointed experi-
mentally to sail from Suez to Bombay simultaneously with
the packets which leave Suez about the sth and 20th of
each month for Madras and Calcutta, the last extra mail
from London for Bombay will be forwarded from London
on the 20th May, vii Southampton, end on the 27th Mey,
via, Marseilles ; and thenceforwerd. and until further ao-
tice, correspondence addressed to the J.-1 1a Indies will be
despatched as it was despatched previous to the 20th
January last.