The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-13 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. FOURTEEN OF
YORKSHIRE.
RICOND DAY'S PLAV-TOISDAT.

Au. Eetr;;OL(Firstlsa;gl).-- (Second Innings.)
Adams, e Anderson, b Skelton. 2 b Armitage
%lams, b :Action
Box, e Chatterton, b Ellie ...... 33 0 Runt, b Armitage 1
G. Parr, b Armitage
M atingel, eAndereen, b Ellis
I N. Fells, EN., b Armitage
Guy, b Armitage. 4 e Wright, b Armitage
Butler, not out
A. kl
er,ynn, req.,
i i Dallas, b Armitage 2 b Armitage
Llilly b Arm
Clarke, run outer l4 e Armitage, b Skelton
11 2,1gb9,w 4.
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Total
YOULI011111—(That hasp), (Setiond Linings.)
mot, c Guy, b 11111ym
M. J. When, Esq., b Winks 0
Maslen n, b Wiselen ll
J. Berry, e %laden, b Clarke_
B. Wake, Es q., 0 Myna, 011.2mrke
bampson, b &Narks
Crate*, b Clarke
Armitage, et Boa, b Clarke 9
llablemont, et Box, b Cline
Andetson. b Mute ..... .... ..........
Wright, b Wisden. 0
G. Y. Dallas. Esq., • Vella, b Oldie 2
1 not oat
Ellis. nut out
E. Y. Skate" Enke Butler, b Chute 9
0 —lg b il—w I—n b 3 b —lg b —tr —n b

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Utal Ile

Total

MAIDENHE AD IIEQATTA.

The first regatta of Clifdon, Maidenhead, and Cookbam,
undrr the patronage of the nobility and gentry of the neigh-
bourhood, and conducted by a committee of the most in-
fluential residents, took place yesterday. and was most
testa inably and numerously attended. The priami were
valuacle, and the races, bitten in 'lumber, afforded much
gratification.
WATERMEN'S PAIR °ARA.
First Heat.
. .

Anhontaml Wllder. 114;;;IT;45---""
COOK awl Vennbles Oxford
A good rate, won by two lengths
Second Heat.

Wiwi" 41. and Joel,
C.innon and Emery, MO
A hollow nee.
Final Heat.

Andy. we and Wilder, Mindenhead
Cent, .11111111 Emery, Eton
Tat mood part win swamped shortly altar the start.

AITATIVZ SCULL'S.' MATO,.
Firm Heat.
C. MN* lades . . ............, ...., i
C. L. Yingbas, Illalas.d." 0
A rood nor for sons Catalina. bat won many is Init.
&road Host.
J. &skim Mate, Want
W. Bone, Oxford
Mal Hest
J. &Aloe Clubs. Oskad
C. CI frank Landon 0
A capital rano Oar •ughtnit, won by halt a length only.
DISTRICT PAII-0.11.111D DIATOM.

Webber and Jambi, Etta
C. W. and A. E. Omaha 0
Cook and Plumber, Maki/ahead
The whiners took the lead shorty alter the start, sad
kept it.
°Mord Crew
ill., West, Penn ; Cook, sharer.
s Elea Crew
Ratassay 01211011, Windsor, Lou.
lilitapikes Elsa Ckew
~ C. 0. Hill, Woodhouse.
It woo a hesnMW nee ell threw beteg together kr seas*
diocese. Theis the winisen wen'. &lightly in advance. The
two Ohms Nam hs oar and oar.
AILLTIMIL Pota-oottaa MATCH.
First Hest.
Vaughan and Bengengb, Oxford
Howard end Mictwood, Loadon
The latter pen went off at a rattling pace, but were unable
to maintain it, and their adversaries won by two lengths.
_ Second Heat.

WATIMMIUeII FOIIII-OAIRD MATCH.

Mews. Chitty and floral:or, Ozfotel
Nears. Mt sad litabut 7. ditto

Won—sadly.
Fetal Heat.

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0

Messrs. Chitty and Mesh; ---
Messrs. Vaughan and &Bough
It was a capital race, won by halt • length. The second
party chinned et feel, hut it was disallowed.
FOUR OARRD RAC'. G oilmen Amateur..
Muslin College Club, Oxford
Mews. Harris, I; Craven, 2; Isles, 3; Howard, strike; Bent,
strew.
Chrbt Church Boat Club
Mears. J. rack, I ; limitary, 2; Armand, 3; W. Rich, stroke;
Cotton, starer.
It was a moat animated elms contest throughout, and won
by only hal( • length. I _ Jet. 7.4.
GRAND CRALLINO. CUP, for eight. oared boats.
The LiLeoln College 'Let-club, Oztord, rowed over the
worm to claim.
DISTRICT FOLR-OARRD
The Helm Club, Windsor and Eton
Messrs. Webber, Crook, Jacobs, Peat,.
Royal George Club, tray 0
Meson. Middle:on, Bedbury, Saunders, Druid.
There wee a third an'-red. It Nis a smart race all the
way, and won only bye leagtb.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
OIPOUD, JUNE 12.
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ST. Imes COLLECIE.—The following gentlemen from
Merchant Taylor's Scloot, were ye.tertlay elected to St.
John's College, viz., Probationary Ftllows : Messrs. Charles
kla•li, son and Mont.gue Hughes Cookson. Dr. Andrew's
Scholar: Mr. Willits' Henry Helm. Sabo,l Exhibition:
Thomas Marshall.

Tate Commamottartog.—This morning, the Encecnia, or
Commemoration of Futiodets and Batelactora, which is con-
si lend the chief attraction of the week took place in the She!.
dunien Theatre. The doers were thrown op. n soon after
ten o'clock, and in a Tel y abort time every part of the theatre
was well filed; fee not only the meters of arts, who had
the privilege entree for themselves and friends, hut the
assistant pr actors at each gateway, evinced 6f) much cow,
tesy soil kindness for th se who I revent:d themselves for
adtni,sion, that very few were debarred of a ploesure which
at all times has not been so easily obtainab'..,. On the arrival
of the Vice-Chancellor, accompanied by the heads of
1 houses, and doctors of civil law, the cenvosation
I was opened, and the honorary times of D.O L. was then
confers.. d on the Right Hon. G,nerel Viscount G :ugh,
0.C.8., late commander-in-chief of the forces in India;
Major Herbert Benjamin Elwardett, C rt. ; Major Herne C.
Rawlinson, C. 8.; the Hon. Sir Edgard Hall Alderson, Ent •
one of use Barons of her Majests's Cant of Brchever ; and
John Ayrton Petrie, M.D., 1.R.5., Presid, nt of the College
of Phyeicians. These distinguished persons were Mtn:dewed
melte convocation, and pre F. rated to the Vice-Ch.ncellor, by
Dr. Phillimore, the Regius Pi °fees ref Civil Law, who enu-
merated their respective claim to the distinction in separate
Lstio addresses, which were received wi-h loud applause.—
The annual Crewian oratien woe then delivered by Mr.
Mitchell, the public Grater; after which the prize oemoosi-
Moos were recited in the following order :—L verse :
" lierodotue spud Olympians minas suss reciter s," Mr. J.
H. Abrahall, Balliol College. English H.say : The Ancients
and Modern, compared in regard to the A.`ininistrat.on of
Justice, Mr. G. 0 Morgan, Wereeeter C dirge. Latin
Essay " Quern ob rem toots studio apart Gtn'.,.), streets
lueriut tents neglectu amid Romance obruta sells Poetics
primordes," Mr. E. J. St. Parry, 13.11i0l College. English
verse: " The Niger," Mr. Russell, Magdalen Hall. In
listening t, the pnza essays and poems the deepest attention
was viaibie on the part of the junior men:h. hi of the Univer-
sity. 'file Newdegate prize poem, " The N.gt r," of course
excited general interest sod attention.

PREPERMINTS.

Rey. J. C. M. 13illeer, to the etipendi n curacy of Prcvat,
Llncaattr, on the nuainatiou of the Rte. L.W. S.mptco, the
vicar.

it,. R. H. Gray, to the peryetual cum, sf Kirkby,
Walton on-thi-11.111, Lancaster, 'slue 25 /. ; void by the
' death of the Rey. RC. ; pot. the Earl of Sefton.
I Rev. J. B. Law., to Si. Jude P. C . West Derby. Lan-
, caster ; veld by resigna.i. n of Rev. W. Carpenter, D.D.;
pate. trustees ; value 3001.
Rev. G. Yolden, to Twywell R., co. Northampton, dio.
Peterborough; value 2801, with residence; pat. Rev. W.
Anatol),

Rev. J. N. Townsend, to the may of Quieten, is
Suffolk.

VACANT.
Cbedburgh ,Buffkik, dto. Ely; pat. Marquis of Bristol;
Bv. G. logram, rite.

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, JURE 12.—Arrolsrmsers.—Mi&hipman
Lord F. M. Conyngham, to the Albion.
N teal Cadet: C. C. S. Stanley, to me .411.,i0n.

Clerk's Assistant : W. N able. to the Dolphin.
Clerk: J Hayward, to the Ito rantiah.
Mato: J. G. F. Dyer, ta the Victory.
PORTOMOVTII, Just 12.—Toe Erminia, yacht, com-
manded by Mr. Heath, R N., arrived this day /WM Lisbon,
with the Earl of Ellesmere and suite. She left on the 4'h.
The only English man-if-war at Lisbon was the Hop's-, 68,
Csptain Itl'Dougall. The Pallas, a Rassfan 60-gun frigate,
was also there, with the Duke of Leichtenbag on Ward, and
was expected to sail for England in the course of a week.
The squadron under the command of Commodore Martin
was at mach r off the mouth of the Tagus on the let Jute,
and received despatches from the steam-picket Iberia,
which arrived that day from England. The Encoutater, 8,
steam-frigate, Captain Gordon, immediately afterwards
came into harbour, cempleted her coalirg, and r,:turned to
the squadron the same evening, with supernumerary °lacers
who arrived by the packet —June the 2nd, the squadron
got under weigh, and proceeded on a three we. ks' cruise to
the southward.—The Erminia has been tried in every kind
of weather, and has proved Lentil to be a first-rate vessel.—
L-td Ellesmere's health is considerably improved ;he die-
embarted this day, accompanied by the Earl of Cawdor, his
son, the Hem. Algo-non Erertm, and Dr. Crawford, R.N.,
and proceeded by train to London.
Tt • Royal Marines and Royal Marine Artillery are under-
going their usual halt-yearly examinati sn before Cot. O gen,
K.H., Deputy Adjutant-General. Yesterday the Royal
Marines were inspected in heavy mircbing order, and after-
wards the quarers of the men, when the men and barracks
were all found in most excellent order. This day the bat-
talion went through a Sad day, and completed the initiate:-
titan. To-morrow morning the artillery c nnpanies are to be
inspected in heavy marching order. arid in the afternoon on
the common with their batteries. Friday will conclude the
inspection of this efficielt body of artillery with gun and
rocget practice at Fort Cumberland and at the Laboratory
on the Common.