The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

GREENWICH.

William Cex, 61, anaccou----OtanCintis eerrioe of the Com-
mercial Dock Company, Rakerlilthe, was changed with
embezzlement.

The prisoner, who had been thirty-three yean in the
employ of the company, and whose duty it wee to receive the
rents of certain property, eater them in the rent-book, and
pay the money over to the secretary, sou proved to have
received two payments of 91. for groundnut of premien in
Trinity-street, Kotherhithe, and to have mode no entries and
paid co money to tie secretary oa account of them. lie
admitted his defalcations to amount to more than 3004

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remand Vs;eked fur, a;cltie Tria7anew;;;;Zoiit fad
to bail, In two swathe of 2501. tub. and himself in 6001.

SPOB7ING.

TATTERSALL'S—MoNDAT.

Very few imbeeribere dropped In during the afternoon, and
the only bet laid wee 60 to 40 spinet The Roman Candle
for the Goodwood Staiee.

In Use City 6to 4 wee offered on the 13eld for the Good-
wood Stakes ; 7 to I was offered against Lifeboat, sad 10 to
1 against Pensioner. Fulbeck was supported at 16 to 1. For
the Goodwood Cup 4to 1 was off mrt on the Held, Ventre
St. Ode, the wlntor of the French Derby, having the "call'
of Arsenal.

CRICKET.

THE ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN AGAINST TEE

UNITED ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN.
This match wu commenced yesterday at Lord's
ground, and wu for the exclusive benefit of George Parr.
So well was he appreciated that about 6,000 spectators
attended the ground. The ground was eayeelally honoured
by the pretence of the French srobaseWcw, the Duke of
Malakhoil, who met with a most entitusisetio reception.
The points of the game were explained to his excellency, who
seemed much to appreciate them, and he enrolled his name
as • patron. About 12 o'clock play" was called, the All-
Borland Eleven winning the toga, and °homing to go in Stat.
Diver and E. Stephenson took in their bate, and both per
▪ their wickets for some time by cautious play; Diver
being the first to be dismissed through giving • chance to
Bilis, after marking 13, by • four, a three, two twos, &c.;
one wicket and 20 runs. H. Stephenson took the vacant
wicket, and runs were made feat, but Ellie again took
• chance, H. Stephenson retiring for 16, in which
ware three threes and a two; two wickets sod

g 4 race, O. 1;;; putln an appearance amid much
' applause, and some good batting was the oonsequance ; Z.
!kept:tenon, however, succumbed to Bell after • well got 33,
in which were • five, four fours, and three tea • three
, wickets and 87 runs. Crow, in his innings of 24, made
them quickly, by three foals, a three, and two twos; four
wickets and 114 runs. Tinley gave way to Carpi, after
marking one; -jokes and 118 runs. Wadsworth than
faced Parr but after adding seven be was glum out, le
before wicket; mix ickets and 133 runs. Alfred Clarke
was the next to appear, ti. Parr being ought end bowled
by Grundy for 28, oompri•lng • four, a three, and two
two ; seven wicket; and 111 r to.. Willem jollied Clarke,
end their hits were well juiped, both making good scares;
the latter, however, gave • ammo to Wiedew. 21 being
his .ocatritution, composed of a four, a three, end
Eve twee ; eight wickets and 178 num. /wimp
showed next, and he and Wings', roads rare list, both
hitting hard; Northman, however, like • ginning general,
caught the latter from his own bowling after moor* 33 : in
hie runs was a five, two fosse, • throe, mad five twos ; wise
wickets and 233 runs. Gibson wee the last mos, mid he sad
Jackson made • leegtheaed defines; Jedison, however,
sent the ball Into tbe of Wisdom, and retired with a
seers of 46, well got, by • live, two fours, One threes, sad
eta twos. Gibson carried eat his bet the toe, end the bedlam
bettohleted for 264 rtes. On the pert of the UAW Elena
=tad Herm, Nand vontsdnly don sod three
ear Imp) ; 17, inn "Ilse woo soled, tie
soon steads, so fellow :