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There was every appearance at the onset that Mr..
Wheatcroft would beat the four PhiladeIphans
singe-handed, but was caught in his attempt 10
make the 18th. His batting was, il any thing, bet
ter than IN his previous play Mr. Simes eau
hous playing did not IN this instance avail him TO
sHch an extent as II had previously done. On the
part OF the Phiadelphians il evident that they
improved in this play as theyFproceeded, particu-
ary In being more cautious. Mr.. Dudson receiv-
ed near upon thirty balls while he was in, which
was near upon an hour. II being now near sun
down, the members of the Philadelphia Club con-
sented TO allow the single innings to stand for the
game.


Eleven Of the Philadelphia Club meet the like
number OF the Brooklyn Club, on the same ground,
this morning, for friendly game. The wickets
are 10 be pitched at nine o'clock.


The attendance on the ground was both numer-
GUS and respectable, particularly on the first
day, and among the company present were several
ladies'. We are indebted 10 the exertions Of Mr.
Green, the President of the St. Georges Club, and
the courtesy OF Mr. Sanders the scorer on behalf
OF the Philadelphia Club, for copy OF the score.