The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-21 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND AGAINST TWENTY-TWO OF BULL.

This match was resumei yesterday. The following
is the score at the close of the second day's play:—

ENGLAND—FIRST INNINGS.
Chatterton—c Morgan. b Parker ...
Hinkly—c Morgan, b Lambert
Parr—c Lister, b Lsmbert
F. Pilch—b Parker , ,
A. Mynn, Esq.—c Lead, b Parker
N. Felix, Eaq.—b Parker ...
Guy—c Morgan, b Parker . .
S. W. Lindow, Eq.—b Taylor ...
Clarke—c Potts, b Taylor ...
J. W 3 nne, Esq. —c Abington, b Taylor
Biekloy—uot out ••• ••• •••

... 29

... 14
... 52
14
... 49

... 10
••• 2

13 3, w 28

Total .
lIULL-FIRST INNINGS.
W. J. Lunn, Esq.—run out ... .
J. B. l'a,ke.r, E.,l.—run out .
Leml—b Bichley ••• ... ••• .
W. Alar.hall, Esq.—c CbAtterton, b Bickley
I'. Lake, Esq.—c Alynn, b Bickley .
B 0, w 3 .

Total ...

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

~ 31

212

... o

... 3

... 2
... 0
... 0

... 3

... 7

A PPOI TMEN
Lieutenants—H. P. Jones, to the Royal Sovereign ;G. A.
Pidcock, J. W. Whyte, W. J. R. Card, and T. D. Rich, to
the Queen.

Alid:hipman—George liotinson, to the Hogue.
Gunners—Edward Payne, to the Stromboli; John White,
to the Imaum.

The Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth did not go to
Portland yesterday morning.
The Fire King proceeded, with Lieut. Cochran on board,
taking down a variety of ensigns and flags of all sorts, to be
used on the occasion of the laying the first stone of Portland
Breakwater, by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, on Wed.
nesday next.
Admiral Sir Charles Ogle is at present staying for a few
days with his friend Admiral Sir Bladen Capel. We are
glad to see the gallant and esteemed Admiral, late our com-
msnder-in-chiet at Portsmouth, loeking in good health. He
dined yesterday evening, with a large party, with Admiral
Superintendent Prescott, at Portsmouth.
The Childers, 12, Commander Pitman, sailed yesterday
morning from Portsmouth for Chatham, to be paid off.
The seamen of the royal yacht, as we already stated, will
dine to-day, under canvas, on the lawn, at Osborne, when
much fun and frolicking will take place. All hands dine on
shore, excepting a few ship-keepers in each vessel.
The Adventure naval transport, blaster-Commander Peter
Wellington, arrived at Spithead on Thursday evening, from
Rio, with condemned stores, &c., from the squadron. The
Adventure has made both the passage out and also home in
a splendid manner. She sailed from Portsmouth on the
25th March-, and arrived at the island of Cobsa, near Rio
(where she landed her naval stores) in 51 days. She
remained at Rio 11 days, sailed May 29, and arrived last
evening, thus making the passage out and home, including
11 days stay at Rio, in 130 days. In her passage out, offßio,
Rio, she experienced a tremendous hurricane, as it is
called at Rio a " pampero," which lasted from the sth
to the Bth of May, but the Adventure behaved like a good
sea-boat, and suffered nothing from it, while in the severe
egnatlie,relythediLaascsotedd,eanGdatnar
b,
uPt o
art ugwureescek7t two-decker,
Crescent,ecker,was
Linnet, and Rifleman, were at Rio on the 28th of May, the
latter vessel having arrived on the 25th, from England.
The Hydra steamer towed the Adventure out of Rio, and
proceeded on a cruise
in search of some " reported " slaver.
The Kestrel and Lizard were daily expected at Rio from
Buenos
.Ayres, the latter being on her way to England.
The Raleigh and Harpy were at Monte Video, all well. The
American frigate Brandywine and brig Perry were also at
Rio, with the Vasco de Gamma, dismasted, and a French
store-ship, armed. en flute. A number of American vessels
were lying at Rio, with emigrants on board, bound round
the horn to the gold diggings in California. One vessel
has been wrecked in the above-mentioned gale, but all
hands were saved.

The affairs at Rio and at Monte Video, and at Pernam-
buco, remained in statu qno. Commander Wellington has
brought home 17,000!. value in gold, and about 35,0001..
worth of bills of exchange ; the gold will be sent to London
by Mr. Chambers, of the Hurd, to whom it is consigned.
EXTRAORDLNART DESERTION OF NAVAL OFFICISS...-The
second lieutenant of the Childers, Mr. George T. Graham
(1846), and the master also of that ship, Mr. Andrew B.
Elliott (1847), whilst the first lieutenant was at the hospital,
Hope,
threw the commander was en shore at the Cape of Good Pe
threw their commissions on the deck of the sloop and
Gibson on the
de-
serted her, leaving a midshipman of four Tes
admiralrs'stapding only
in charge, and were not heard of after. The
station was obliged to appoint Lieutenant se-
cond
master to officer the ship on her pas sageto England.
The master waa ender arrest at the time he deserted. Their
them on the ship's books.
names have been struck off the list, and " r " placed against

ACCIDENT TO AN ABRONAUT.--DISCOTM
or TUB
••-• - -
T" ACCIDENT
'—All doubts regarding
the fate of the h
unfortunate
in a balloonautwo
wereonMondst
Monday week to
cross the Channel
y set at rest
by the discovery of the body. Some fishermen, it ap-
pears, found it on the Flathouso Sends, a shoal nearly in
the centre of the British Channel, off Lavernock Point,
about twelve miles south„of Cardiff.
CAPE OP GOOD HOPE.—We hare journals from
the Cape to the 28th of May, at which date it was in a very
disturbed state, and an emeute was apprehended when the
convict settlers arrived from England. Public meetings and
demonstrations were still everywhere being got up to pro-
test against the measure, and the greatest anxiety was felt
for the peace of the colony. Lieutenant-General Sir Harry
Sthith, G.C.8., the Governor and Commander of the Forces.
was at Cape Town. The naval Commander-in-Chiett Rear-
Admiral
B. Reynolds, C. 8., lay in Simon's Bay, with. .t..h
following force : —The Southampton, 50 guns, flag-ship;
tlge.
Seringapatam, depot ship; the steam-transport D
wasstea
gla the
ma-lsloop
iouGrelly.seer46ecgtuends.froTmheStiumrbr°o
sloop Childers sailed from the station f
26th of May. dno,.l.2Eoini
eg urene,c
donorvetyt e,
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EDUCATION IN ENGLAND. f
council of Education
twecn the Hon. the Committee
I,tio°oal Society, on the sub-
ject of the managementxce.
has been laid before Paris.
on the Romish kchools,
of Yr.'hiiles, M.P. This documeat
extends over 40 pages•
well-known
ment, on the motion
star in the southern hemis-
phere,Argus,
suddenlya blazed forth, and, from a star of the
has "rti magnitude, now glares with the ball/lac/QC
second or third
a first.