AUSTRALIA.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6507, 4 January 1882, Page 5

AUSTRALIA.

[Bbutsb’s Telegbajms.] : MELBOURNE, Jaw. 3. i It has been arranged that the cricket I ™«toh between the English and Auetralian Elevens shall be played out, and i the departure of the Union Company’s | ss. Arawata has been postponed in order I that the English cricketers may proceed ‘ by her to New Zealand. I The cricket match between the English team and Combined Eleven of i Australia was resumed to-day. The il first innings of the latter closed for t 320. Horan scored 124, and Palmer I 34. The English went in lor their I second innings, and when stumps were [ drawn had put together 238 runs for seven wickets. The following are the scores: — 'Ulyetit, stumped ... ... 23 Barlow, stomped ... ... 33 Bates, caught 47 Selby, caught ... 70 Midwinter, caught 4 Emmett, bowled... ... ... 6 Shrewsbury, bowled ... ... 16 Scotton, not out... ... ... 13 Shaw, not out 14 Extras 12 | Total ... 238 I Peate and Pilling have still to go in. A The match will be resumed to-morrow. I SYDNEY, Jaw. 3. p Owing to the high sea on the coast fc the steamship Wotonga is rapidly It breaking up, and all hope of saving her t* has been abandoned. The cargo and ’,i passengers’ luggage are already lost. I Mr J. H. Williams, United States Jj Consul at this city, died to-day. I: ' ADELAIDE, Jaw. 3. I Arrived—Last evening, s.s. Garonne, I from London, via the Gape. She has I two cases of small-pox on board, and has consequently been placed in quarantine. One death occurred before she arrived at the Cape.