New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

When, lie Hslliss third over HeywaSds wicket teA'
quite buoysncy was Observable in the market res
tive to the stock Of the twenty-five which yesterday
was decidedly below par
Gibbes BOWED spendidly, ard 80 d. HANS the
lstter's speed never being greater or his bowling
better. Gibbes took PARIS OF stump for sore OF
= hit to square leg over the heads beng liz
prominent feature. HeyUsrds wicket fell TO Halls,
the ball going in of his pad, his being 80 con-
ssting Of threesleg hits ard drives, 2.vos-a Gu.
and drive and singles; his Rning, being sdnirsbls
display Of batting, especially cons isrng that there
were - in the field against hin. CsfJn succeeded
Hey ward, ard Lockyer folio ved Pan, and both, for
ore hour and half gaze evidence Of their superior
abilities in the defense Of their wiekets aud tbei. kl
in getting close Cssns score Of five vas made
up Of two ard singles, al fine cuts the fielding At
this time being very fine indeed. bsler from Gibbes
canned his retirement, bu, we think bu. for the
severe blow he received from swift bsl
Of Gibbes he would rot have been disposed Of so
easily. Lcckyer was finely csught at wicket by
Lsng, whose play in the position he occupied was
quite an Improvement or tha. Of the dsy previous
Lookyer's IL was made up Of three threes-eg hts
and Dive, srd singles. Diver had only obtsred
single, when he well caught at slip by Halls, MS
wicket (the seventh falling for l09 Stephensoa and
Cassr together ran up the score to l2i, when the
former retired for TO- two threes to leg being pr0n'-
nent Cessrs score Of 6 vas marked by fee hit to
leg for g. Grurdy bated splsndidly FOR his core OF
| 90 being in over hour. Il was naked By three
threes two leg hits and cut, two twos hits TO lsg
ard sirgles Hsllis took both C2sars and Gruudy's
wickets with fine bail balls. jackson last man,
and carried his bat out for 8 exceedingly vel obtained
by fine leg biting two threes, ore Of which wart
4 Ii "a Ifa D,io
| At 25 D. m the last wicket fell FOR l56 IS Of which
were byes and wides. After the usual hours inter-
mission for DINER, the Eleven wert into the field,
Messrs. Sharp and Halls taking their places 81 the
wickets, against the bowling of wisien and Csfyn.
Sharp commenced the play By /. nea. cut for two oil
Wsden and II sllis followed with a hne bit TO leg of
| Csffyn. He got two drive of Wisten ard then
tired Wisden taking his of stump the next over.
| Lang came next, and again played well leg hit
for three marking his Of :. lie was caught al
point by Carpenter who felied ney in tast position.
Newh .ll followed Sharp, who had previously returned
| ball 81. Mt to him by Caffyn, Sharp ACQUIRING five
only The second wicket bad fallen for II, and New
halls wicket. the Al for 81 but singular 10 relate,
Gully one more run had been added when tho 10th fell
and the lsst wicket previous to drawing the stump,
fell for 80 Hammond March, Gibbs, Waller, VII
| by, Heham, ard Morgan did not score a sin.
gle rum six Of them being caught out, Lockysr tskog
three Ct them, and the Others being boslei, every
wicket Of them falling to CsRyn's credit.
Harry Wright and Head were in when the time
arrived for the Withdrawal Of stunps-the total score
obtained being IS. defeat in one innings IS almost
certainty and but for the freaks fortune pys in this
game Of Cricket We should put it down Is foregone
conclusion. But go netting may tu'n up in favor OF
the sele ,ted twenty-five Of s.. Georges and we
trust yet to record the second innings ofbe Eleven
Thursday ard Friday the St. Georges Club Lave very
literally set apart for the benefit of the Eleven,
match having been arranged for that purpose Messrs.
Lookyer and Stephenson-the two wicket keepera-
che osing two Elevens from the members Of the AL
England and United All England Elevers assisted by
FIVE players from the St Georges Club on each side.
This contest will be far interesting than the one
cow in progress, and have no doubt that the at
tendance of visitors will be fully numerous as yes
terday The advertisements in an )ther column give
the particulars. The following is the score mp to
D H. Of yesterday:
UNITED STATES.
Fiat Isntno, Second Taaings
rs,s n p.yr ..s...... C. Carpenter, b. Wscen. !
Waller C. SsHJN'''' ''''
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