THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS IN ENGLAND.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 930, 8 June 1878, Page 2

THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS IN ENGLAND.

LUNDON, June 4. The following are the scores of the English players at the late Marylebone match : — Grace : First innings, 4 ; second innings, 0., Hornby : First, 19 ; second, 1. Ridley : First, 7 ; second, 0. Webbe : First, 1 ; secoud, 0. Wells : Firs*, 0 ; second 5. Flowers ; First, 0 ; second 1 1 ; Shaw : First, 0 ; second, 2 ; Morley : First, 2 ; second, 0. Booth, Hearne, and Veruon, none. In the match Ausrralians against Surrey, the following played : — Lucas, Shutter, Jupp, Game, Lindsay, Carniichel, Pooley, Strachen, Barrett, Jones, and Southerton. The second innings ot their opponents' closed for 80. The game was won by the Australians with five wickets. The top score on the Australian side was, made by Midwinter : First, innings 32 ; second, 15. Charles Bannerman : First innings, 1 ; second, 31. Shutter : First innings, 39 ; second, 15, Pooley : First innings, 29 ; second, 7. Spofforth obtained 8 wickets m the first innings. Barrett got a similar number. There was slow scoring during the sesond inning 3. The wickets we.'c wet. The attendance was enormous. The matches m which the Australians are engaged are exciting much interest. LONDON, June 5. The Emperor of Germany's health is critical. The Crown Prince has been ap pointed Regent. RUSSIAN REPRESENTATIVES AT THE CONGRESS. Russia demands surrender of turkish forj',;r:e3Ses. the english derby. [reuteu's special cablegrams.] ST. PETERSBURG, June 5. Prince Gotschakoff attends fie Congress with Count Schouvaloif.

CONSTANTLY OPTiU, June 5. The Russian nribit; r ' authorities have agai^demandjd from the Potte the immediate surrender of Varna, Schuaila m ud Batoum. SINGAPORE, June 6. Sefton is the winner ot the Derby ; Insularie, second ; Childeric, third.