The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

This match undertaken with q view Of inciting
American born erich to cultivate exensiyely
and practice this noble and manly game which is above
all the athletic sports the most hcatha and free from
every end all immord tendency Is proof that prac
c5 alone essential to insure IN this gsms
but to the feet that many OF the NewArsers
haze but commenced tho practice of The g7ue this
500, and t~o three OF thsG @itun the last mouth.
On the New York side, fud that should alluds
to the play mado by suceDts Of the free Acsdeuy
who, fortunately for the NoS Yorters having beeu
PEELED 10 resort 10 the ground in jersey they could
practice cricket In conrsction with the Union Cricket
Cub Of the Free Acscs my, made SUCH sstonsog
workers. Worthy j,ip them Ia the above match.
Tbe play Of Davis particularly 10 deserving Of the
In short viii oc bJ score this FREQ Academy
student mainly conirbaiet 70 the success Of tc New
Yolktrs.
Il 10 much t. bs re7cte that both for the health
crcSct.rs OF the rtudeuts of the Ireo
4saas, hat sSs.sl q .2 turf Of Ss%on milton ssasrc
With safety, and conveniently this exciting
For want OF this accolnoi 20 susbse thom avail
The mseives Of tho T-an OIL n unanimously made 70
tbcs by tho late Cly Council The FREQ Academy Cricket
Club is cornpelke 10 piay 81 The Red House, Harlem,
whilst the enc Of which Dass te the pres1eas csn
ped 70 resort 10 the cricket grourds as nooken, Nov
crcst numbers oe people wcre present yesterday 10
wiiress the match, ~hlch passed of p.ets,1
liz the highest lsgr1c ing mn ii interest ee 40
Observed man. ladies gscns th' grounds With thoir
We hope that the prcscn. coG conncii VIII take
that the students possess ground on which they
the recreation ~ crcketirE, and thE8 follow
out the generous Intentions Of thec predecessors In
oice Who after mature sider sticn, caus 70 the
nciusion that Il for tho doyeiopepcnt
i both Of their ysical and N snts, faculties
During yesterday tho battog on the part OF Hedges
Hall ed smiih aud rcgesr, capital, ana the bo~
ing Of Messrs Barclay acd Edwards, tho second In
nlra was very effective, snl sorthy Of CON nendaon
| The batting Of Shopnard, Ajdy Barclay, Ramsey,
Fdweids DH,is and 1ryon the part of the Now York
Club, excellent, especially that OF Davis who OBJ
| tsincd his runs in good erie, citing stJle.
This the hrst cricket match ever p.yef between
| two eeycns, exclusively Americans
COrOness' ~ Inquests.
Jrr TArg fArAL ACCIDENT pIEH 3s East luvkR Yes
erday Coroner Hilton held inquest upon the body Of
bugh Murphy, at the New York Hnspl where he died,
on Tuesday, of Injuries received from being crushed by
the steamboat klen, ronnicg tho Catherine ferry.
From the evtienco it appeared that the d-cessd wcut
asleep on the head of the pier close beside the fe1cors
and whe The boat wes making Of her regular trips
crushed by the boat coming anst these feoders
With much force Tho jury In tbis tered the
foiloo,nE verdict-We find that Hugh Murphy cams "a
lis a. ath by injuries of The chest hoad bong STRUCK
~ the guard f tic Terry boat Ellen or tho Cstharns
terry while incauiuusly lying tho end OF tho
ooek. deceased wea native of Ireland and fort,
years Of age.
| kuIyD III TN FAILING EMsAsv AsST --Corou ,
snbe Ltid an EQurst upon the TO " Of James Oxeil
vto II autea,s wue accittn'sv ki.d whils looking =
an rgo,va son gong on the cellar OF tho house oo os
or Forty tecoun street. aud nsiisor veroe ~ tteac
10 Of ssrFe quantity OF earth 90 Verdict or %
c'dsnfsl cesh.