(Received Jnno 13, 7 p.m.)

The following are the Rcoren of the Australian team in their first innings of the match against the Marylebone Cricket Club :-

Bannerman 11 Lyons .„ .„ 85 George Giffen 4 Trott 56 Bruce 2 Graham 9 Gregory ... .. ... 22 M'Leod, not out 19 Turner 10 Trimble 1 Jarvis , o Extras 12

Total 231 Arkwright took three wickets for 57 ( Flowers three for 35, and Hearne two for 50. Lyons played a dashing innings, but Giffen's piny was of a reckless character. Trott collared the bowling for the time he was at the wickets. The tail of the team collapsed, and were soon disposed of. Flowers' bowling was very difficult to play. The Marylebone eleven have lost two wickets in their first innings for 114, Grace (not out) 71, Stoddart 5, Gnnn 36, Hearne (not out) 2, (Received June 14, 1 a.m.) Jane 13. The Irish party by a majority of 6 rescinded a voto which Mr Sexton re garded as an indication of censure on himself. In consequence of this reversal Mr Sexton has agreed to withdraw bia resignation of the Kerry North seat in the House of Commons.
Lord Salisbury addressed a great meet ing in the Surrey Theatre. In the course of his remarks he protested against the paralysis of Parliamentary work conse quent on the amount of time consumed in discussions on the Home Rule Bill. Be also dwelt on the fearful risk the Empire was running in the event of an outbreak of war, owing to Ireland's attitude.
Lord Herschell has virtually abandoned the Trusts' Consolidation Bill.
Owing to a blander on the part of the Treasury officials the excise duties of Ireland have been over-estimated by £365,000.
