The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-17 00:00:00

CRICIET.-(THI3 DAT.)

VIM= V. LaccAssusz.—(astruals.)
Play was resumed to-day with commendable punctu-
ality, the " not outs," Mr. Noble with 8, and Mr. Calvert
with 33, again takin on of their respective wickets,
and Reynolds and Hickton being the bowlers. The for-
mer bowler was again in excellent trim, and began with
6 maiden overs and a wicket (Mr. Noble's) which fell with
the score at 329. Mr. Calvert was also dismissed when he
had added two singles to his overnight tally. Southerton,
after making a conple of good on drives for 3 each, a leg
hit for 4, and a single, was given out " leg before," and
Street, who also made two good drives, was similarly got
rid of. Thus, at 12.40, the innings closed for 361.
Mass o'Ctoex.

The innings of Lancashire commenced with Mr. Butter
and Hickton, opposed to the bowling of Southerton and
Griffith. The -first two wickets were down for u many
runs, but Iddison and Mr. Leese effected a " stand," and
between them took the score up to 73, when the latter
lost him wicket. Idclison played a very careful innings of
11. At 3 o'clock the score was as under:

Boaasr.—Flrat innings.
Humphrey, e Wall, b Iddiaon
Jupp,- b Eliekton
Pooley, c and b Ricketts
!Nephritic's, rim out
b Iddiaos
Bristow, b Iddisem.
Mr. J. Noble, b
Hr. C. Calvert, tt=
Boutberton, 1 b w, b Reynolds
Wrest, bw, b Hickton
Orwell, not out
bS,I-b7,wl,n-bl, 17

.. 110

Total. s6l
LAICAIIIIII.—Pint Innings.
Yr. Rutter, b °Math 0
Richton, at Parley, b Southartas...
Rickatta, it Fraley. b Southertos 9
C. Coward, c Sewell, b Grath „. 12
Yr. J. F. Lamm, at Pooley, b Souther's!' ...... ad
Wines, b Street
P. Coward b Southistou 0
Mr. R. Whittaker, sot out l9
Mr. T. Wall, at rooky, b Forathaatos
Yr. H. A. Haltom, at Podgy, b Soothert II

Total lO6

SHIPIUNO INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAT)

(BT TBLEOWEI.)

TAN Do., JeLT 17.—Wind at noon variable, cloudy, pleasant
breeze.
Oisiramiwo' Jot, It —Arrived : Queen of Nations from
Sydney; Bacchus, Calcutta.
PLYNOCTIN. JIMA* 16.—Arrived: Peter Symons from Colombo.
FALROCTR, Jetv 16.—Arrived Hellegbins Reins, from Monte
Video.
Orr►FALMOUTH, JOLT 16.—Arrived: Danube (•,.), front West
Indies.
Issisrot„ JOLT 16.—Arrived: Carl IV. from Bahia; Duke of
Buccleugb, do. ; Eva, Mamma ; Clara Human, Bt. John, N B.
8w , July 16.—Arrived: Loire, from Bilbao ; Criteria,
Bilbao.
FLarrwnon, July 16.--Arrived: Favourite, from Miramichi.
ASS, July 16.—Amived : Adam, from Quebec.
Orr Cue , July 17.—Arrived: Helvetia (ss.), from New
York; Scotia (as.), do., left Bth.
Bulimic, July 16.—Arrived: Edith Nary, from New York.
Qrscurrowx, July 16.—Arrived: City of Montreal from Callao ;
Merrington, Callao; Catharine, Pernambuco; Southampton,
Havannalt; Look Out, Baltimore; Michele Picasso, Valpa-
raiso.
LITTRPOOL, July 16.—Failed : Rifleman for Rio Janeiro ,• Rap-
idan, Quebec; Cityof Durham (sa.), ft. John's, Newfoundland ; Ex-
JaArneldfane A. A. Bishop, Monte Video ; Esmeralda,
eagua ; Moravian (as.), Quebec.
Inist.—Arrived : British Consul, from Calcutta.
Orr THR STA RT.—Arrived : City Bombay, from Calcutta.
Pi.visorrs, July 16 —Arrived : Danube (s.), from Weat Indies,
left St. Thomas June 20, on freight 489,764 doh. in specie. Would
proceed for Southampton at 11.16 p.m.
FALM.II•TH July I6.—Arrived : Matilda, from 8611 Frill:lCW° ;
Sieves, Rio (halide ; Helios, Pernambuco.
Tro°,l, July 16.—Arrived: Reciprocity, from Quebec ; Lord
Metcalf, do.
CAl:mi.', July 16.-Balled : Urania, far Buenos Ayres.
(Li or, July 16.—Arrived: Margaret, from St John's, New-
foundland.
CARCAL'IIES.
. . .

Xrw Tom, Jul 2.—The Bloomer (British nehooncr), (not the
Maly, u reyortea before), which went ashore June 27, on Rock-
point Breakwater, was sold by auction oa the 29th.
BIODUNOTOX QUILT, July 15.—The Ann, Of Grimsby, l
leak on July 14, Flamborough Head bearing 8.W., foiiiraet
distant, and instantly went down ; crew saved.

ICEBEROB.
TJVISPOOL, 3tily 16.-Beveral ioeberwo were rased nth July
between lat. 48 N., los. 48 W., and lot. 49 N., lon. 47 W., by Cho
City of London (4.) arrived here.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

FIIDAT, JULY 17, 6 ♦.r.

Atmospherical bee increased a little at all stations
since yesterday, yin the north and west. Readings are still
remarkably uniform. The decrease in temperature noticed as
having occurred in the west yesterday, has now extended to all
stations except those in the south-east. The winds this morning
are light, and very variable : they are mostly from the north-
westward. The weather to-day is cloudy. Fog and rain have
occurred in places, and thunder is reported from Scarborough.

During this week new carriages have been put
on the Northern Railway at Brussels, which can be used
by passengers as cabinets des toilet for each sex. This is
purely gratuitous, and is very thankfully received by the
public.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT TO A ER:ff.—Last evening
a number of boys were playing on the roof of the model
lodging-house in the Farringdon-road, known as Corpo-
ration-buildings, which are of a great height, when a boy
named Samuel Carton, aged 8 years, got upon the parapet.
Ins foot slipped, and he fell upon the pavement. He was
rightfully mutilated, and died almost immediately.
Tuff HARVEST IN ESsEx.—The harvest has very
generally commenced in this neighbourhood. A few piece,
of oats were cut last week, and this week the wheat,
which has within the last few days assumed its complete
harvest hue, has been generally attacked by the scythe
and the sickle, the reaping machine not being brought so
much into use as we expected to see it. Several fields in
this district are in trays; in most other parts of the
county the harvest work is in full operation ; and there is
every prospect that the crops will be gathered in.at an
earlier period than for many seasons past. In the adjacent
counties of Herta and Suffolk the wheat is beinucut, and
in the upper part of the latter, bordering on Essex, it is
stated the crop is likely to be above an average.—
ford Chroosiels.