The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-05 00:00:00

ALL ENGLAND.

...... .............. ,C., A. Diver, c (.7.lrpLulter, b Caffyn.. 1 bl'a(Fyn ,...31, 1,1,1 MA,
13
IL Daft, c Carpenter. b Csßya .. 1 b Grundy
IL Wllliher, b ('otfyn
T. Ha) ward, b Buttress
0. Parr, run out 2 b Buttress
G. Anderson, b Calryn
H. 11. Stephenson, c Lockyer, b
Caffyn 22 c Grundy, b Canyn .. 3
J. Comsat b Buttress $ c Caffyn, b Buttress .. 2
0. Tarrant, c Cary% b Buttress 0 not out
J. Jackson, e Orillth, b Bottom 1 a Lockycr, A Orundy 41
/L C. Tinley, not oat 7 e Carpenter, b Batter 4
bl, l.b 3

.. 152

UNITID ILEUM.
171t,T INNUMII. /Wont) 1611808.
T. Hearne, b Wllisher
L Stephenson, c Part, b Jackson 4 b Tinley
R. Carpenter, c Direr, b Wlllahet 8 c and b Willsher
J. Grundy. h Jackson
W. Carf)m, b Jackson 8 b Wlllsber
G. Griffith, b Windier
John Lillywhite, b Jackson 7 h Hayward
J. Wieden, b Jackson 6 not out
T. Sewell, jun., b Jackson
T. lockyer, not out
W. Buttress, b Jackson 1
bb, 14, 1 4 b 1,17,4

7

Total
mplreo—Llisa and ltoystoa.

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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, JI:Na 4.—Arpoirruorrs. Cap-
tain the Hon. A. A. Cochrane, to be additional to the Fie-
gard, for service in the Warrior.
Sub-Lieutenant F. J. Pitt, to the InunortelitE.
Master G. J. Hodges, to command the Steady.
Mastera'•Assistant G. K. Whitehead, to the Ariadne.
Assistant-Paymaster, in charge, W. Noble, to the In-

leaAaing Assistant-Surgeon C. L. Cunningham, to the
dy.
First Clam Aseintant-Engineer W. Collier, to the Cumber-
ad, for chargo of the machinery of the Julia.
Acting &mond-clam Assistant-Engineer S. Chantler, to
to Asia, for service in the Sprightly.
Naval Cadet E. F. Jeffreys, to the Diadem.

THE GREAT EASTERN IN THE MERSEY.

LIVERPOOL, TUERDAT.

Though familiar with some of the moat magnifi-
cent steamers and sailing vessels in the world, the inhabi-
tant, of Liverpool viewed the arrival of the Great Diatom
with the keenest interest, and at an early hour this morn-
ing the piers and landing stages on the Liverpool side, as
well as all the available points of view on the Cheshire side
of the river, were crowded with eager spectators of both
sexes, and of all ages and conditions. The vessel rounded
the rock about 9 o'clock, and slowly steamed up peat the
docks and the town towards the wide and deep anchorage
ground of the Moyne, opposite Rockferry. The lightness
of her draught enhanced her gigantic proportions, and
as she passed the City of Baltimore, one of the largest and
handsomest of the mail steamers sailing from the port,
the latter appeared to dwindle to the dimensions
of an ordinary ferry steamer, and the Great Eastern used
both the screws and paddles by turns. While passing
Liverpool she was, of course, subected to the criticism of
many experienced and nautical: Judges, SU of whom appeared
satisfied with her movements and teneral apperrance. The
212 pawners who came from New York in the Great
Eastern, before landing at Liverpool, joined in a hearty and
unanimous resolution of approval of the qualities of the
ship, both se to comfort, and in other particulars.
The morel has brought a cargo of upwards of 3,000 tons
of sour, pain, and provisions, which will be discharged in
lighters. During the voyage the screw was the chief pro-
pelling power used, and the highest speed obtained in the Si
hours was 335 knots.

The directors are making arrangements for the ship to be
open to visitors on the Bth instant, awl she will sad again
for the United States about the commencement of next
month.

SPEECH DAY AT ETON COLLEGE.

The 4th of June, since the discontinuance of
Mootem has become the most important day of the Eton
calendar, and notwithstanding the threatening aspect of the
weather, there were a greater attendance of nobility and
gentry on this occasion than has been witnessed on any
pre/toes year. The 'peaches yesterday were delivered, as
wand, in the Upper School room, commencing at 12 o'clock,
where a brilliant array of aristocracy had assembled, who
wore aeocanniedeted on a raised platform at the end of the
room. At this hour the Her. 1)r. Hawtrey, the Provost,
the Rev. Thomas Carter, Viee•Pmvest. ; the Rev. Dr.
Goodforl, bead master of the Upper School .• the Itev. Dr.
William Carter, heal !neater of the Lower School; together
with several masters and assistant masters of the College,
took their seats in the front of the company, and the
speeches commenced in the following order:
Hope•Jobegtorie .... Diomedes
Boughey ma.
Byron ma. leilius
Daman ma. K.S. Tinge@
}Sophocles.
Jenkyns ma.
Basanquet
Austen• Leigh, K.S Moses
Durnford ma. K.& .. Charles Surface
Lord Boringdon Sir O. Surface I
Welhy
Cameron, K.S. .... Hubert
Austen-Leigh, K.S. Swift.
Arbuthnot max. Charaloir
Cameron, K.S. •• • • PrgoPolinices •• • • 1 Plant
us.
Murton, K.S. Artotrogus
Horner _ C. J. Fox.

Mr. Oarington ms... M. Jacques
Fremantle I Damage's
}Holihe.
Puller ma Valero
Cobbold, K.B Duke of Clarence Shakeepeare.
Lord Boringdon
All the speakers came in for their share of well-merited
amlause.
Soon after 1 o'clock, four companies of the Etonian Volun•
teen mustered in the Quadrangle, under the command of
Captain Mitchell, and from thence marched to the playing
fields, preceded by the dram and Mee of the 3rd battalion
of Grenadier Guards, where they were inspected by Lord
Elcho.

;t7 o'clock in the evening there was a Loge asesmblage
of visitors in the Broom to witneesthe procession of the boats
to "Burley Hell," which left at that hour, preceded by the
excellent band of the 2nd Life Guards. On arriving at
Burley, the crews landed on the Bucks shore, and partook
of an entertainment provided for them. The crews then re-
embarked, and returned to Winclacr-bridge, where they
were greeted by thousands of spectators. At the usual boar
(9 o'clock) the band played the National Anthem, the crews
pulled to shore, and proceeded to the college, whilst the
crowds of spectator dispersed in all quarters.

ROYAL INETITUTION or GREAT BRITAIN..--At
the general monthly meeting on Monday, the Rev. John
Barlow, M.A., F.R.S., Vice-President, in the chair the
secretary announced that his grace the President had ap-
pointed the following tine-_presidionta for the manic' year :
'The Lord Wensleydale, the Lord Stanley, M.P., F.B.N. ;
Sir Henry Holland, Bart., D.C.L., D.D., 1+.R.8. the Rev.
John Barlow, M.A., F. 8.8.; Jolla Peter Geasiot, Faq.,
; and William Pals, Fin., F.A.S., the treasurer.
Frederick Augustus Barged, Ng.; John Debt*. E; ;
Henry Well Foote, Faq. ; Willies& W. Gull, M.D. ; Jo n
Philip Mafiosos, Esq., B.A. ; and John Wells Wain-
wright, M.D. ; were elected members of the institution. '
H. A. Pitman, M.D. was admitted a member. The pre-
sents received since the last meeting were laid on the table,
and the thanks of the members returned for the same.