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

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.

The subjoined is a corroboration of the intelligence
which we published yesterday. Tho 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 Zente. On the sth the
Malta steam-packet arrived at Corfu, having touched at
Cephalonia, and brought intelligence that the insurrec-
tion hid 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 Malta was on its way to Cephalonia. The
Government of the Lnian Islands has authorised the
landing of MM. Manin, Tommaseo, and other politi-
cal refugees from Venica. who bad 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 return to Paris. The
others will go either to Constantinople, Alexandria, or
Greece. They all appear to be sufficiently provided with
pecuniary means."

CRICKET.
ELEVEN or ENGLAND V. EIGHTEEN OF LEEDS AND

DISTRICT.
This match was resumed on Wednesday at Leeds..
The'following is the score at the close of the game,
Clarke—c Bosomworth, bC. Smith
Guy—c Nixon, b Crossland
Hillyer—run out
F. Pilch—b Barrett ...
G. Parr—c and b Crossland
Box—c Crossland, b Barrett ...
N. Felix, Esq.—c Denison, b Barrett
A. Mynn, Esq.—b Barrett ...
Martingell—not out ...
Hinkly—c Sanderson, b Barrett
G. F. Cuok, Esq.—not out ...
B 6, w 21, n b 2

. . 12
... 71

... 13
... 27

... ••• •• •C

... ... ... 0
... ... ... 9
... ... ..: 29

-174

Total ...
LEEDS—FIRST INNINGS.
H. Barrett—b
T. Harrison, Esq.—c Parr, b Hillyer...
Boaomworth—b ilillyer .
A. Crosslaud—c and b Clarke
W. B. Sanderson, Esq.—b Hillyer . .
Harrison,H. Esq.—c Hinkly, b Hillyer
Bal :winson—b Hillyer•••
C. Nixon, Esq.—c Felix, b Hillyer
W. B. Denison, Esq.—e Felix, b Clarke ...
Dewhurst—e Felix, b
T. Smith—c Parr, b
R. Cadman, Eiq.—b Clarke ... .
C. Smith—st Guy. b Clarke ...
Hon. B. R. LAwlt-y—b Clarke •••
H. Fcnwick, Esq.—c Cooke, b Clarke ...
Thompson—se Guy, b Clarke ... ...
Crompton—b Clarke
E. Healruingway, Esq.—not out ...
it 5, w 0, n b 0

... ••• 6

... •g. • U
... ... ... 4
... ... ... 14

... ... ... 1
... GOO 2

••• ••• ••• 0
... ... ... 11

Total
ENGLAND-SECOND INNINGS.
Clarke—run out
Guy—not out ...
Hiller—b Barrett ...
F. Pilch-5 Nixon • • •••
G. Parr—c Thomson, bC. Smith ...
Box—ill ... •, • ••• ••• •••
N. Felix. Esq.—b Nixon
A. Mynn, Esq.—b Barrett
Martingell—c Bosomwortb, b Crossland ...
Hinkly—b Crossland . .
G. F. Cooke, EEq.—b Barrett...
80, w4,n b 0 ...

... 60

••• ••• ••• 0
... ... ... 7

... ... 10
... ... 25

Total ... ... 81
LEEDS --.SEC3ND INNINGS. .
IL Barrett—b Clark
T. Harrison, E q.—absent
Bosom worth—b
Crossland—c Felix. b Hillyer ••• •••
W. E. Sanderson, E.q.—s Guy, b Clark ...
IL Harrison, E%q.—b Clark ...
lialdwinson—c Felix, b Hillyer
C. Nixon, Et q.—b Ciatk
W. 13. Deniso:i, Esq.—c Parr, b Hillyer
Dewhurst—ruu out ...
T. Smith-1 b w. b Clark ...
IL Cadman —c Felix, b Iltllyt r
U. Smith—b llillyer
Hon. 13. It. Lawley—not out ...
F. Fenwick, Esq.—b Clark ...
Thompson-0 Parr, b Hillyer...
Cromptori—c Parr, b Clark
E. Llemmiogway, Lq.—b Clark
Byes

... 11
... 0
... 5

• s
▪ o
▪ o
...
0

... 2
... 3

... o

... 0

... 2

... 6
. . 1

... 1

... 1

Thus the eleven won by 153 runs.

... 3
... 1

ELEVEN PLAYERS OF SURREY V. TWENTY GENTLEMEN

OF THE SURREY CLUB.
This grand match was commenced at the Oval yes..
terday. The following is the score at the close of the
first day's play:—

THE GENTLEMEN—FIRST INNINGS.
[lon. R. itueoi•—e b Shermen
A. lisrgarth, Esq.—run nut ••• •••
A. Msrsh,ll. Esq.—run nut ••• •• •
J. Walker, E'-q.—e Jl rtluek, b Sherman
'S. Whitehead, Esq.—b Sherman
R. Field, Esq.—b Sherman
H. Mortimer. Esq.—b Ro)ston •••
A. Walker, Esq.—b Royston ••• ..•
C. Hui he• 1.,q —b Sh. rman
F. Miller, E, q.—e Cm,ar. b Shaman ...
G. 13u nett, Esq.-6 Shertn,n
Townsend, bw, b Sherman ...
D. limes, Esq.—b Sherman
W. Miller, b Cuff) n
J. Carper, Esq —run nut ...
N, ad, E>q —c Largsd n, b Cnfi, u
C. White, Esq•—• au at
J. Rubiuson. Sherman
'l'. I.,,anbert, Esq.—nut, out.
W. Denison, a q.--b Caffyn... ..• •••
Byes, &e.

••• 8

... 4

.•• 9

... II
... 21,

... 0

••• 0
••• 3
••• 7

TAE PLAYERS—FIRST INNINGS.
CaiTyn—c Wuitehead, b Denison „. „,
Julius Cx,ar---c 13.1rnett, b Denison ..•
Heath—b A. IVulker... •••
It,yston—c Capper. h Denison
Plank—c Capper, b
1% , Mori yck---c Miller, b A. Walker
Brockweli—c A. Walker, b Dobisun ..•
Sherman—not cut ... .•• •.• •••
Lock r er—run out
LatlsdJu—not out
13 11, w 3, no ball 1

.•% 0

••• 14

... 12
... 21

... 12
... 15

84

SUSPECTED 1301S0NING or Two PERSONS.—CIIEL-
TENIIAM. THURSDAY.—A good deal of commotion exists
here at this moment, in consequence of the sudden illness
of a whole family after partaking of a dinner of broad
'tinl cheese, cucumber, awl 'apple dumplings, and the sub-
sequent death of two of the persons. The matter has
been for two days under iuvesligation before S. Mayer,
Esq., the local coroner, and now stands adjourned to to-
morrow (this day, Friday) From the depositions of
the several witnesses examined upon the inquiry up to
this time, we take the following brief summary of the
circumstances attending this mysterious occurrence:—
Mrs. Gregory, a widow, lived with her family at 13,
Chapel-street, a labouring man, named Bennett, lodging
with them. On Friday the parties dined on bread and
cheese, cucumbers, and some apple dumplings, for which
the flour had been providt dby Bennett. While yet at
dinner the whole of the party were Edged with violent
retching and spasms, and the two deceased, Elizabeth
Gregory, aged 21, and a younger brother, suffered
rl-'()at. They remained in this state. complaining of
burning in the throat and acute pain in the bowels, ac-
companied by vomiting, until seven o'clock in the even-
ing, wool 1)r. Brinks wa4 sent for. tie prescribed for
he flmily, and gave a decided o, inion that the disorder
was not cholera, but considered the symptoms more like
those produced by an irritating poison. It was observed
at dinner that some of the dumplings tasted hot, as if
cayenne pepper had been sprinkled over it. The girl,
Elizabeth Gregory, died on the same night at ten
u'cl Eck, and her brother on Sunday, alter excruciating
suffering. The contents of the stomachs of the deceased
have been forwarded to Mr. Herapath, of Bristol, the
celebrated analytical chemist, for analyzation, and the
result ihaos been
are nto hwe
ia
np pr e
gaol h ens
pending
o n o f
tbe Bennettverdicand o
fh isa
coroner's jury.

CLOSING GRAVEYARDS.—Wednesday, on the report
of the Inspectors of the Government Board of Health,
the undermentioned metropolitan graveyards were or-
del ed to be closed, nem, ly —St. Christopher le Stocks,
St. Bartholomew by the Enchange, St. Margaret, Loth-
bury, St. IJionisis, ,t. John the Baptist's, St. Mary
Alder Mary, and the Lock burial ground, St. George the
Martyr, Southwalk. against all future interments.
yx,onrcur.•
ISLE OF THAISET HORTICULTURAL At Itre season took
TURAL SOCIETY.—Thu last 4.3altairutLiteOns,
p';tce, ..s usual, et th, it au lagh St. Peter's, on
Trittrs,:t.y last, the 131 b.
numerous and elegant
favourable weather,
attractedt,eous collections were MIMI.
and,anotaithstanding the mi.
company. Tha misce_ i..a the
dahlias and fuchsias were
roux anti well assorted;
i dg, s to be of a very superior order,
F.dmiited by
hthigeh-eunoomiums were passed upon the fruit
The colt agers mustered in great force,
fi , ted upon then duce of their gardens re tc
and toe pr, .
t credit. The prips, above 200 in umber,
the greatest andand equally high
L. C. ligrapitrey, Esq., Q.c4—irees.
tiih, (lawyer.
c
were distributed by