New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
CRIChE T.
CANADA AGAINST TIE UNITED STATES.
THIRD AID LAST DAY.

70 close after three Gays spsst in it, leaving tn'
States the victors with -four wicksts to go down.
The fte drzzling rain Of yesterday norning cokst
rather disooursgng for the crioketes and muoh more
go for those who expected to be merely spectator
But the weather settled dovnths players apps,red on
tie ground slowly, after the other, and at ~
play was called by the Umpires-HGdDge and IL
PHILIPPE going into the wickets The batting was very
udicious and steady and Philips kept adding to hi'
by singes in q very Industrious and lively way
and made three and two besde. W lille be " - IN
Serior wen. on as bowler at Bakers end. His bAls
were hard to meet, but Philips re,eiysd them with
great nerve and coolness until growing little too cor
fdent he got forward too far and Seniors ball slipped
nicely into the wicks. under his bat
Sheath mot Seath, as The ZANE vas eHoneousy
given to Monday went il next, and Halls began
bowlng again, hsvirg been relieved for couple Of
overs BY Crossley. Sheath obtained z before he was
bowled out by Senior and followed by Hsrdinge,
who worked his way carefully up TO IL runs and was
the1 boHed out by Hslis. Rycksi. next filed the
vacancy at the wicket. During his stay there, vhst
should have been Eve was reduced to two by the
ring of spectators. From this time forward he worked
very actively and successfully, until ir attempting
four lie wa run out, Willy beng little too quick for
him. The cries Of the bystsIdeB evidently had some
fusrce in indrciDg him to rsk tie last r1n 1t con.
fused him, ard does others AID should not be permit
ted. Fearless rex went in, played mildly at one bal,
when determined TO take lunch. At2:51 P. N
TIE play was resumed. Fearless made three, ther
sIrgIe, ara thereafter in trying to make run of1
bye, was put out FouroTienier followed to the
wicket, but had sholt life Of il, being bowed ou.
with added to Lis score. This ended the Canadian
second innings with score of7 Of tie tat and q by
byes leg byes and viees mskirg her to.s score for
the two innings 1872.
The United States went IN st i:5 P. m. with consid-
cradle confidence, for they reedsd but 80 to Wiz.
Barker ard Waller undertook the defense of the wick
cts first. Barker was boder than during the fret
irnirgs, and made good three TO begin with. Waller
contributed four 10 the general result and was ther
bowled out by Hardrge Wlby replaced Waller;
Barker added to his score and then retired,
in consequence Of catch by Parsons. Brigham then
came in and went at in hs ususl daredevil aashing
wsy, and made a three directly. Wlby, after two
rurs was bowled out by Head after which Sharpe
went in, pretty play beirg expected from him and
rgham; but the spectators were disappointed, leg
before wicket ending Binghams career f'r the day.
Senior then went in, but a shooter from Head dis
posed Of him after two rurs. Harry Wright took
Seriors place, ard went cut 70, 0, bowled out by
Hariirge. Crossley went in, and hs and Snsrpe
finished the affair, carrying their bats out-Shsrpe for
ten rubs, and Crossey for one During the innings,
Sharpe made some very fine batting, and thus vic
tory peTched upon the bats If We msy be allowed the
figure Of the United Stste Eleven. Their superiority
on this occasion lay in theI fielding and II tue sc-
mirable wcketkeeping Of Hinshsu, who contributed
very largely to the Of his eleven. Yet the
Canadians had selected their eleven with especial
reference to field work and disappointed in the
result we do Dot mean at their defes! but at their play
But certainly defeat was never accepted more good.
humoredly. The play ended about 81 O'Clock, and
the two eIevens and their friends adjourned to tent
where were spread the liquids il which tie respective
beaths Of each other to be drank. The ball wa.
presented to "MsiorGsnersl" Hirghsm by Mr..
Uewerd who in brief address ssd that he never had
felt more pleased under defeat than or this OCCASION
mentioned the fact that ne had very agreeable time
here urderthe guidance ardcs.e hs crckeng
ard invited the eleven 10 cone TO Canada and try
a Canadian welcome He aso jus;fet :hei- action IN
the matter Of the Pickering protest ard oorouoec oy
Ell apps 81 to al present tc bury past snmoStes aud
bring in Young orioketeIs-sn sppea which vac
heartily responded 20. Mr.. Castle. umpire for the
States replied in eh ort but phy address On behat OF
Mr.. Hgham. The uup;res hsalths being proposed,
Mr. Madison replied, ard Mr. Boultbee, in humorous
manner responded to the honor done tie scorers srd
bore esps cay upon the fac! that .hse lad been talk
Of this being corqueTiog mstot, wh'r nether Eleven
nor apy clicke.er in Canada here ever locked upcr
il in this light II was hons ard bone ns'oh, ari
lie wished that hone ard hcne matches might loug
continue to be played between Canada AMI the States
but 10 copqueiors. This sentiment was heartily che er
cd, ard soon after he assembly dispersed.
We append below q CONF ste scoIe 6rd 81 analysis
of the bowling: