The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
TIE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.
Our Montreal Corrcspondsnco.

Our Montreal CorrespOs"s
MONTREAL, sept. 20. 1880
- .-. ,,~.,, f,-,,n, Nea-a at xmereaE-fAe Au Eng
.o.a .s m, Unaad Al sassInd PIayers-yfasnifosAs
y,ovss and Heavy .sc,rsns Of LaayoAses Nisten anA
CafJsnter, dc, re-
,s s.uond great match, which was srrangcd 70 Do
ny, =, the ,e, nrnaon o the nterav onai match be
su,o Canaaa and Es,sand, was, As your rss.dcrs
x.,,. between tire ga All England players asd six
Emitted All IugaEd, with tive s.ksted tanaassn players
,u each 5e II coanencvd ON Yucsiay afternoon, the
Emitted Az Ergaasi creke,ess ssng tha uIst innings,
sending IN Cayn and GrGnpy % The bowling OF P.rr ami
Jseke.s waesa Tire siumiS 'n.~a, about twenty
,puius,ss aftor laiyn ha al aAd Srundy o, and
e.,a,cr o,it rla, was dxTa the Following
,urfniue, Wednesday; sst the contiauci fan OF rain
throughout ;hs entire gay prevenied all possibility
u the .raatch being proceeded with. This morning,
however, tho weathss Was bea.sinly hne and ciear
and aeopi eleven oS.cck play was resumed. sanyn ana
and G>ndy againsNk up their positions AZ The wicket
vIihsfarr and Jso-son h.!lns the ball. Stephenson act
y'ss wicket krscr The stScni bal Of the FIRST over
FROM, rarr caused Grumpy retire, tie having unfort
pssy rot rg before the wicket before ie had placed
anything 10 atc the shees-t wicket and
rops Car-utei, who had ofcared umpire in the pre-
seding march, joined C~y who c~mmsncei scoring
20 day w,th spiendd on aIve roT of jackson, and
me forward drive OF farr ior the number JACK
son however, the over sacceedcd i'll dsposng Of
As HE batsinan the bail jsst taking bar, oil
wicket, lln,.y bvWcd his of Is, obtlllal
" his usual ergant style comprised SIS and Is.
w.kets, Is Wobbal smith jolel Carpenter, aud
Me goou z tarr, oilowing II up
&th beautiful oi of same bower Tor g.
Jackson shortly altsTwslld Il, moshed the tnbc,s 81
Smith before he scere-3 wckets for 81 rlas
Lckyer faced Carpenter, aad tiuse two bil,.n
Afforded the nosasIs plenty OF aa,tiaf
hanting in all paeis OF the ground. Carpcatcr
scored rapidly stcaaiiy and wheii the fourth
Sell ilocks IS he being gwen out leg before wcSe
&ei hao pacvu 70 his account On tie score two
and nc ana Carpenter ia,w ma; Magnificent display Vi
me scieLce OF the GAM. Jackson's fast bowng aa
PARIS slows proved el"aly unsuccessful in ,ttlg past
, them, and causing Hay take the bail at rsrrs
end Drives, cats 10 AL parts OF III. lli FOL
Nwed IA RAPID Successful Hayward -sentua'is succeed
cd III "lawlrg MS stamps anu Carpenter retired amii
great applause W The Mt h score OF 81 comprised tnree
Sc, three rs Tie baanc. sig-s obtained by re-
narkaby nie stealy pay against such oowiag JACK
s1 S, lalr ana ST. pLeisop s-5 @cAris, Us PICK
etg next occupied the vacant psc', hls coieag Lilly
Whit, scoring sst ami batting beautifully Indeed, he
seemed 10 be'equasy at hone with the SLOW uu,l-fhani
bowling Of psri aud the ''calon bans H.
gave TWO chances one 70 iasf pont aud Four
orinicr but escaped b.;h occasions. Pickering
quickly retired, jackson e,Hni the way to his
very quickly ociore he had scored any W,slen
iois~e aud b. aud Lii, white cascd another change in
the bowling Ssirhe.. gong jackson y .ud, and
latter charging places with larr II is aess i, scrpa
yhe hts, cuts AMI drives pi,.i. by those
uowned basneL; they remained at ID. ~csr,s together
upwards hour and isn ana together they afforded
she lovers ., this manly ,.cr--ion rich treat When
~rsden caught by Parr at point nc had scored no
kss than IS, viz. threes, S two's sages L!ty-
ftbr-e's, II twos ana singles Fisher Morgan aud FL
followed III rociion, The former by really gooi
cricket, making IA; Morgan; =, ana Bacon T. The 9th
wicket ie 49, the 7h As for ia 9Th for
E7, and the last wicket 1888.
After brief pernd Tor relaxation and refreshmont,
che pia! recommended with Day ana Hayward II the
bat, TO the bowling OF Cafyn and Grundy. The latter
made fine cut of Cayn Tor 3, ssilowng up with
by Grumpy i, slip OFF CSfyu for o. and Julius
Cesar cccepled his place. Together they gave grea,
&o.,bie the bowies, both play iug in magnificent
style, and especially Hayward The bowling u C,ayn
and Grundy fret rate, being spot aad
be Titled with ca. at last caught by Car
pener at point oil Cayn after making IA, by three Us
and singlcs-2 1ich-ts 20 runs. Harduge succeeded
su, before ne could open his aceonn With the scorers h.
was caught by Carpenter OF Clnyu. Diver now faced
Hayward who had maintained his wicket over an
hour but al last beautifully canght by Carpenter
- CAlyh, With hand point. II
= ns been SHARPLY hit His of is comprised
as, tlre. rs aud singles He we'll appiaaed on re
airing SMettsnham joined Diver, who placed the
eooie already Tie former made three singles,
rughi by Carpenter of Cyn. George Parr seen
caayh, hDey by Lockyer the wicket keeper without
.Eg-6. vncgets. 40 runs The time for drawing the
sris hi d now arrived, and the game stands postponed
-apti tom prrow.
MONTREAL Oct l, 1859.
,Zne Uctchss 7t-m,nated- Viory of the U.usd E,ec,.
Player, Orer The All Enslo.d Party-Rennarss The
departure Of the English Crchers from Montreal
sjoy ife,o -lork--Their Arrival Here.
Ife gameI between the United All England players and
.s All Eng land crcketers, with FIVE Canadian gentlemen
act si e. was resumed this morning about eleven
pciock III weather fine and clear and the ground
ksEcelsnt condition. IN will be that the
Eed had cored in their first innings preceding day
Hs.Ais weke;s their opponents had fallen for 20
when III eims for drawing the stumps arrived Diver
ux q .sasi IN On recommending this morning Diver was
aaa ny u. Smith, opposed TO the bowling of wisdea
a.laay- The FIRST bail OF wisdcn's gave Diver
s bio IN the fourth he drove forward FOR capital
Ggyn'G maiden ONE and in the next
o, aswsden Smith scored from fine square
q ehs Which went to the boundary fence Soon
e. wards DIVER, who had played in really fine, steady
VIE sEas .csught by Carpenter at point after he had
S ala ,obs credit on the sheet, of them Oh
a. tihis mc-ping. This number comprised shree 3s,
go AZ ID eingrs Fourdrnier, young but very excellent
49, Yen player, faced Smith, and some beautiful
- hi, Als was displayed by the former So rapidly did
= Nv ere log. ther, especially Off wsden's bowling that
49, ,<r, VIII his slow bowling, went CaGyns
ad II sasDss vas fortunate s one as Carpenter speed
81 90, ted of the balls after he had scored by really
q. play 10 runs. His comprised three fine
,f Ithgee sacb drive for the same number two
and s 1ses Jackson took his place. but Soon lost his
anu sn 8 Smith was well BOWED by trimmer from
ul,..,' nepbenaon tthc last mani and Jackson now
"a ,ho- 1ors 10 prevent the game being lost ore
-, hr, sEied, the latter given out "eg before
80 80 u pa from Carpenter, after he hal scored
NC ,h o'G number, and not o;.t, 8, being two
- a, s,aI 6. The total innings was ~, and the law
H h u-to follow their innings, being 81 less than
~ s. I've years since required minority
: a. one side 10 follow their innings
w. ms, raj OF -rsst nov took place. at the expira
s.or, inseS, :, sphansen who had been not OH, the
h ~ "inu 81 ana DIVER took the willow in haIis, op
80 -. ~, i ling OF Wisden aud Carpenter. Diver
os.e " lie 10y ele When Of Wis.len's peculiar
o. sa ny - 'Istasd his umbaTs Hayward, the
'oung Cambridge sas go ~ ~ 49,. , u VIC sto "
i,s oe H. I'm versity Of that city joined SIC
,henson; but their ia -, s,r, ~, -, Ill. 'oni VIZ.
catch, CarpeL ,oo.;,n Us p'.... ne
opportunity OF ,n,I,. s Ne s sna wv runs runs
Daily came, but retired - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ oal ioui
K,sdcn proved too mnci ID % nc .oeeu without
,h,,o, and The a,,n Immediately fell victim to
~ s, d,ngero,e Of Ge aers, Carpenter, being caught
Il point Parr next follow ~ ,ha roururrnnr hid
made an on-drive for three csnah, 80 "a VI Wislea,
and single, that bowler rissa,s ~ 10y =. cup Oh
ball bowled by Carpener-5 s,nu, ton s, auts Juias
Cesar and Pair now began 10 10 ~ ~ p'snid htung,
ard when the luncheon bell ra anis,.a SEQ ule
score TO u. After the RI 80 80 ps III gas
trouc1nic nerforrnances had e& W. odt9n ~