The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-03 00:00:00

The Bishop of OXFORD, in seconding the resolution,
said, in yielding to the desire espremed that he should re-
commend a revelation to that usembly, he would own that
he had bad his fleet keliogs overborne by the desks of
thou who had origiaated that day's meeting. His tint feel-
tog was that awes better and fitter to leave the statemeat of the
MN to Sir Edward Parry and the pliant officers whom he
saw around his on that pla,fors, because awry word
coming from them came with a practical power "high it
could not have coming from one in the gulden that be held.
But there was one coasideration which led him to thick it
was his duty te p there that day and say what he could for
that great PUSS, Sad it wee this, that, for several years he
was the clergyman of Gosport, and as the clergyman of
Hugon be saw with his urn eyes the amass that he would
speak of, and he could give a layman's ticuniesy of the
truth to the letter of whet Sir Edward Parry had 'pokes of,
when he stated that all dose printed statemeals did nut
fully represent the infinite wronk done to body and soul
which was perpetrated day by day in our pert,.He had
witnessed those scenes himself. It had been hie duty to go
into them to intileavJur to rescue individuals. To see the
fi, oda, he could not give them any colter name, they Wigs
loet to every single *Oleg el human stature, and there-
fore they might toe truly called fleade--fiends who had not
so much as one kindly emotion of sympathy for the
sailors that they were pillaging and destroying, who
hail not so much u sue shadow of commiseration for the
utter destruction of body and soul that they were causing,
but wrong trim him the last penny of his hard earnings be-
fore they let him out of their clutches. Thew he had seen
hicosell ; he had seem the miter receive hie pay, and seen
him dragged into these dews of infamy against his will,
intending to go there foe • moment and then return. He
had seen cams himself in which that single step had led to
their being drugged and kept in a state of absolute uncen.
'climates till they had been turned out altogether, ruined
in body and tout for the time being, without so muck as an
article of clothing to aver them.
The tesolutioa was then pa', and unanimously carried.
Three other resolutione, in accordance wi h the object of
them sting, and which were moved and seconded rupee.
tively by Earl de GREY, Earl TALBOT. fiord ASHLZT, Adm.
BOWLIS, Lord F. Fgrearaence, and Sir Choate.; OULE,
were also carried; and, on the motion of Earl Seaccut,
vote of thanks was gives to the chairman, whit* terminated
the proeetdiegs.

CRICKET.
ARRLNOEMENFS FOR THE WEEK.
TO-MORROW.

At Blackheath.—Blackheath Dartmouth v. West Wick.

At Putney.—The Thames Club v. Hinpton.
At End)ley.—Bingle Wicket Matti].
At Burton oa-Treat.—Burton T. Derby Town.
At Dey's Ormond.—Walston Club • Winchester.
At the Oval.—Kenniraton T. *set Hackney.
WIDNUDAT.
At Lord's.—The above match concluded.
At the Oval.—Utiou Club T. Hylreston Club.
A 8. yen Oaks.—Seven Oaks Tine T. Hollandale Club.
At Warwick.—Warteick Old Olub T. Nuneaton.

TH U MIDAS .

At the °val.—Surrey v. Middlesex (return match). The
Manse eve : Berrey.—Capusie White, J. Davis, Esq., C.
M. Hoare, Esq., J. Lee, Esq., B. Reeves, E Emelt.
well, Janes Cesar, Cattle, Leckie,. Nutisgell, Marmite.
Middleses.—Hoss. R. Orinston, T. Craven, Esq., A Eye-
ger*, Esq., K. Kyeseton, Eq., W. Niettoleon, 0.
Boners, Esq., J. ts siker, E q., Lillywhite, Paull, rellitt,
11,iyetoss.
At Putney.—CivilEogineere v. King's College.
At Chelmsford.—Chelmsford v. Deubury.

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iItIDAY.
At the OvaL—The above snatch nonsed.
At Ittokinansworth.-11inksansworth v. Islington Albion.

BATtiItDAY.
At the Oval.—The above snatch concluded.
At Streatbas.—A dare play ; Strew ham Club.
At Broaugrovs —"tag 'Award's School v. Ombersley
Club.

THE ROYAL ARTILLERY:v. HON. ARTILLERY

COMPANY.

The first match betweeatWalevane of these two corps
was played no the ground of the latter (Finsbury), upon
w►ic► occasion it will be seen by a reference to the score
the " Woolwich detachmeut" wee victorious over the
"Civic body" by 77 runs upon the one innings. There was
good play exhibited during some parts of the contest, but the
Hon. Artillery Company fell short in their bowling, whilst,
from want of more practice, al of this elev, a were some-
what slow in the field at times. A few afternoons, ►owever,
will soon correct thet evil, and so prevent its 'teamed on
• future day. It will be noticed, In reference t, the play,
t►at LWut.ll,•nue obtained 65 and 41, or 106 in the two
hands. The final Were ,toad tfios

NATAL AITIL/illT.
Corporal cola, a J. Wakala b
Hoorn IS Wahnlaley 9
u:. Dams, • Combs, b Slaw •
b Unborn 41
J. Taftwell. Eaq., bW. Waloweley. . 17
J. Fitzhugh. b W. Walrouley 1
Cari:;6.lllbley, a W. Walralsiet; b

o e W. %Wiley, b Bing-
ham 0

Captain Thaws, MI oat ..... ...... 14
Capl.n (bubbler, OJ. Wsladsity ... 16 sot oat 4
CaLybun Talbot, nu oat
Calvert, Faq„, to Slailials
(bptala Ilmhdlab
b.,sat wit 0 not oat 1
b Wares
II 7.10,1; miLlio(bligbein b, W 4 BO; lb, I; we
Wababley 6), 11
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17$ 73
1101 g. AITILLIAT COMPANT.
J. Dewar* Newly . 7J. Pim, Bp., b Arebdal• I
Ike. D. ,Is *Millais 19 Esq., 0 *Midas
-• Combs, b Woad, ... 14 b Mandl 0
Lint. W , mewl ... 14 W. Wank?" Tay bilaady 1
.1. Odic. lars.. b Moly 21 Taster, BA, b WorwlY 0
C. ltsbiseas, w'b Moody 4 Byes, 10; 1b,3; w, 3
S. llowen. in., • Calvert,
b Arcadia,

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY•TWO OF
RUGBY.
This match, which had sot been br-ught to its trains.
Ilea ea Friday sight, has boss the Issas of soots of Os finest