The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05
THE INTERNATIONAL cr,ICKET MATCH.

INA second Days p observation-disclosures
zion OF PIsy-l'.n immense Attenda nee
great Improvv ncnc In the Play OF sAc
TNycnty-Two- Another Ma tch Made, Sc.
This match was resumed yesterday morning shortly
fter ELEVEN O'Clock. The weather was equally ane a. on
,he exceeding day. AID the attendance OF spectators was
considerably augmented Tie whole OF the morning and
afternoon the ferry boats completely osded with hu
man freight and every description or vehicle was pressed
INTO service nj Hobosen convey se drous OF riding TO
the ground and for grea, wonder, her arl Of prices
scre actually moderate. When play commenced there
were UPWARDS Of six thousand persons present. but in the
afternoon there could not have been less 'han between
.wc,vc ana f,tecn thousand people rssemoed The ar
rangements the Managing Committee {" me 81 Georges
SYuh were admirable and every accommodation was pro-
od as far ms could POSSIBLY done Some idea of the
,,ccess that has attended their eyertrons and ef the
pse interest which great match has excited among
,l public may be gathered from the fact that the receipts
n The gate on Inc first day were over Thousand nine
hundred dollars independent, OF the sale Of
scrbcrs' tickets me order and regular which harsc
arised tho spectators speaks volumes
in favor the citizens o; New York and their nve Of
peace and order. Indeed, assured by several Of
the English eleven players that they Witnessed
anywhere more orderly, quiet and aetter oortucted
sssemoago; and this circumstance agrecan:y
xerc entirely upset The beautiful prospect ir,cn the
ground the charms Of from Dcdgorths band, the
auerng Of gay banners in the breeze the flags OF
RIGA England waving alongside each oter and the tine
display Of the beauties OF this noble game hy the players
all combined render the scene enchanting one
play was resumed by Parr and Hayward, who
"as oat tie preceding evening, agan taking Their posi-
tons the wicket to the bowling OF Halls and Gbbes
The latter bowling the first Hay ward, who had
scored thirty the previous day, had only added one
=, tina, score when nc was oowied oy Hai.ss, BAH
nirh mn
20 tho wicket wickets. SIS runs His score comprised
iyo as two rs and singles Cayn, the celebrated Sur
rev PLAYER next faced Parr but the latter after making
two siaeles oil Halls bowled by Giboes tor Z,
posed OF splcndia leg hit for ard singles Lockyer
next and though the bowling Of both Eais and
Sihbes 6st rate, be began 10 rapidly. Cafyn
received = very and dangerous hi. from bail
HALLS and the effect was such that he could not play
with LIS usual mastery defence, and h.s peculiarly
brilliant style After scoring and singles no was
aowd by tiot 8 DIVER the celebrated long stop took
place. ana shortly afterwards Lockyer was beautiful
y caught by Lang, tie wicket keeper, oil Gebes His
Of IL, containing three SIS and singles was oh
FAMED particularly dashng Yet steady batting wick
and 1917 Stephenson followed, but lost Diver
immediately TIN! player cspaily caught by Hal
rs AZ por. n.t i1ibbess bowling Julius Csscr was the
representative OF the English cr4cse'ers and toge
h.r with Stephenson, some brilliant batting and rapid
scoring was made The latter, however, after making
10 by 20 leg hits for each drive for and singles
ecwA-i by Halls Grundy and Owen we're nos together,
and although the bowling remarkably good and true,
yet hsy scored rapidly. The leg hitting Of Grumpy was
particularly brilliant and Coasar had placed d 10 his
cr-di, when he bowed by Hsihs jackson the last
mar, toned Grundy, and both made repeated hns
quite cut OF the boundary. After remaining together
long tae GruDdy allowed one O; Rahs shooters 10 get
pas, him, and Re retired with ~ ~ his name. This
number included three 3s, three rs and singles He was
heartily cheercd retiring Jackson score,
ard out, was s. made by two IS ana singles. Inc
total OF the Eleven 1856, beng lis more than
their opponents.
Al 322 Sharp and Halls in the bowling Of Wis
den and Cyn and their play for the Gs three four
gave promise OF better than that Of the srst
innings bUt shortly afterwards Wsden got IN Halls
stumps, the LIST wicket failing Tor HALLS score being
,nade by three and two the former being Eve hit to
gave a chance Carpenter point bsor. he had exceed
ed average score Newhali and Bsrclay-the two
American payeTsiacsc each othc. FOR tirno- bat
the latter run out Tor SINGLE and Skater from
Caayn disposed OF Sewhai his OF six being made
four Eve hits TO leg for each Sharp had Inc nte
rim naii from Canyn back into his hands fof
ecpre OF s. pretty for being conspicuous. New
stumps drawn the l4,h wicket had fallen 49,
addition of runs only for ten wsssts,
eleven OF which Cayn is credited with taxing His bowl
Ing splendid, and Wiscen S. 100. was or the spot
nearly a., the time. The fielding admirable, and
i0ckyer again in full command of the wicket his
play that position continually bringing Tor III De hearty
applause Of the immense assemblage present.
The game will be resumed al eleven o'clock omorrow,
ami viii probably terminate in favor OF the eleven by
defeat in innings.
The best contest will take place Thursday and Fri
day which occasion AessTs. Locyer and Stephenson
viii choose s,acs. the Eleven being divided, aud five
each side will be selected IN ill up the difference.
On Friday dinner viii be given the Eleven al the stor
Hoase for the particulars Of which see advertisement
The following is the score Up 10 Tuesday evening
SECOND INNINGS or The TWENTY-FIVE.