The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-21 00:00:00

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.

The subjoined is a corroboration of the intelligence
which w•e published yesterday. The Milan Gazette
of the 14th says—

"On the 2d the Lord High Commissioner at Corfu
was informed that his measures had proved insufficient
to intimidate the malcontents, and that the troops he
had sent there were not sufficient to attempt a vigorous
attack upon the insurgents. The Governor then pro-
ceeded himself to Cephalonia, taking fresh troops with
him, and ordering more from Zoete. On the sth the
Malta steam-packet arrived at Corfu, having touched at
Cephalonia, and brought intelligence that the insurrec-
tion had not been quelled, that the Governer had had
a man killed by his side, that the courts-martial were in
permanence, and that four insurgents had been hanged
and three shot. Four executions more were expected
to take pace on the next day. Part of the British
squadron at Mitts was on its way to Cephalonia. The
Government of the I ,nian Islands has authorised the
landing of MM. Manin, T,,mmaseo, and other politi-
cal refugees from Venio3, who had arrived on board the
French steamer Pluton, but they have been subjected to
a twelve days' quarantine, on account of the cholera. It
appears that Manin and Tommaseo will proceed to Lon-
don; Pepe, on the contrary, will warn to Paris. The
others will go either to Constantinople, Alexandria. or
Greece. They all appear to be sufficiently provided with
pecuniary means."

CRICKET.
ELEYEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF LEEDS ♦ND

DISTRICT.

This match was resumed on Wednesday at Leeds
The following is the sore at the clots of the game.

SNGLAND-FIRST INNINGS.

Clarke—c Bosomwortb, bC. Smith .. 12
Guy—c N•xon, b Crossland ... 71
Hillyer—run out
F. Pilch—b Barrett 0
G. Parr—c and b Crossland ... 13
Box—c Cros,land, b Barrett ... ... 27
N. Felix, Esq.—c Denison, b Barrett 0
A. Afyon. Birrett ... 1
Martingell—not out ... ..• ••• 9
Hinkly—c Sanderson, b Barrett ... ••• ••• °
G. F. Cook, Esq.—not out ...
... 9
B 6, w 21, n b 2 29

Total
...174
LEEDS-FIRST INNINGS.
H. Barrett—b Hillyer g
T. Harrison, Esq.—c Parr, b Hillyer... ..„ 0
Bosomworth—b 4
A. Crossland--c and b Clarke
W. B. Sanderson, Eaq.—b Hillyer . • 2
Harrison,H. Esq.—c Hinkly, b Hillyer 1
Baldwinson—b Hillyer
C. Nixon, Esq.—o Felix, b Hillyer 2
W. B. Denison, Esq.—c Felix, b Clarke 2
Dewhurst—c Felix, b ... 0
T. Smith—c Parr, b Hillyer 11
R. Cadman, Esq.—b Clarke ... 5
C. Smith—at Guy, b Clarke ... • . 1
Hon. B. R. Lawli-y—b Clarke 0
F. H. Ft nwick, Esq.-6 Cooke, b Clarke ...
Thompson—at Guy, b Clarke .., ••• •••
Crompton—b Clarke
E. Hemmingway, Esq.—not out ... ..„
85, w 0, n b 0 3

Total ... ... 60
ENGLAND-SECOND INNINGS.

Clarke—run out
Guy—not out ... 7
Hillver—b Barrett 0
F. Pilch—h Nix ,n . . ..• 10
G. Parr—c Thomson, bC. Smith 25
Box—ill . . ... 0
N. Felix, Esq.—b Nixon ..
A. Mynn, Esq.—b Barrett ... 9
Martitigell—c Bosomworth, b Crossland
Hinkly—b Crossland 2
G. F. Cooke, Etq.—b Barrett... ... 4
B 0, w 4, n b 0 4

Total ... ... ... 81

LEEDS —SECOND INNINGS.
H. Barntt—b Clark ..• ..• ... 11
'l'. Harrison, E q.—absent ••• 0
13Jsorn worth—b Hillyer ~„ ..„ 5
Crossland—c Felix, b Hillyer ... 5
%V. B. Sanderson, E.q.—s Guy, b Clark ... 0
H. Harrison, Esq —b Clark ... 0
Baldwinson—e Felix. b I
C. Nixon, E-q --h Calk 0
W. 13. Denison, Esq.—c Pirr, b Hillyer ... 2
Doahurst—run out ... ..• ... 3
T. b w.b Clark 0
H. Cadman—c Felix, b Hillyer
C. Smith—b Hillyer 2
on 13. H. Lawley—not out ... ... 6
Fenwick, Esq.—b Clark ... ..• .. 1
Thompson—c Parr, b Hillyer... 1
Crompton—c Parr, b Clark 1
E. Hcmmingway, Esq.—b Clark ... 3
13) es ... „, „, „, 1

Thus the eleven won by 153 runs.

ELEVEN PLAYERS OF SURREY v. TWENTY GENTLEMEN