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Washington telegraph., 1854-03-15

The ERIE RIOTERS AND THE PREsIpE3T.-The
Washington correspondent OF the n. Y. Courier,
says:
1.-THE President has sgnifed to the parties re-
presenting the Erie rioters here, that he will no
longer tolerate their disorders, and that if further
resistance be made to the civil officers of the 60
vernment, he will order a military force to aid
them in the discharge of their duties Governor
Bigler made iull representation the complaints
of the people of Erie, and the Of the recent
disturbances. The road will be repaired, in pur-
suance of the order of the United States District
Court of Pennsylvania, by the parties who COM
nlitted the injuries, at their expense. The per-
sons most conspicuous in the riots. and most likely
TO be held responsible III their persons and proper
ty, have protessed a willingness TO submit to this
arrangement, although in view of their frequent
previous violations OF faith, their sincerity may be
doubted until proved by their acts.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-15

Kalafat, of which SO much has been said lately,
is town of 1000 houses. 1t is surrounded with
walls has a quarantine, town hall, custom
house three churches. and cavalry barracks
1t is the chef place of administrators dis
trict The redouot raised by the Turks are of
great extent and very strong. They are partly
raised on two high hills in the plain of Kalaiat,
about mile distant from each other, and have a
numerous artillery. All the neighboring country
is commanded by these hills in such way that
no approach to the Danube can be made. In 1928
these hills were occupied and fortified by the
Russians. Between Widdin and kalaiat the Da-
nube is little less than mile wide, and the course
of it is very rapid The island in which the
Turks are fortified is situated the left bank;
it is partly covered with WOOD and is defended by
strong lntrenchments in earth, bearing large ar
tlllery. Above Widdin the Turks have construe-
ted new citadel according to all the rules Of
art.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-15
NsINT JEWELLERY.

UST received; Gold ard Silver lever ~
- Watches, stpins. Finger-rings. Lock-k..;;h
els, Gold Pens, Gold Chains. and KEYS. Sp-r1a-
cles, &c., - All ot which il offered for sale.
cheap for sash. nv @. WHITE.
Washington, EGyrh o, iSJl 10 PHI.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-15
" EOficc.

1s. Nv. cAREoLL. yos. nor: n. II. wINTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17
DIED.


AUBURN-Ausrs IS. Thom, Heller snbaa sesdi years AMI
70 ouias .ou OF Thomas F. ard Z lea ! Aaoa.a -.
general nom No i7s s'h sv Thursday the i''h At O'Clock.
N-suddeuy Sunday 18Th samuel and Charlie. Ba
from the Church ioi, Communion of 9th a.
chay. The remains VII be aksn 20 Trinity temets for in
GI01GETT- Tuesday morning ii, Isl, Inst st,r snuseriss
be nind, , aud th eubr - the L. Fayet's Fusi
,, Ne NOTED % .epS s, 10 ass morning.
BRowS-IH BT9oslyn GA the ~ ,gi Of dS,ente'y Id
the # y . r. ss as.a ss 81 S or
4. ~ Nashast' hisd 6ouse north OF GstessU
ZANE Ca Tas'asy Es ,ts ia,, AZ years. month and
4be ends ~ the family are eqseiiei 10 attend the funeral with
cut ur.he invitation. the r,.Genee Of his father No 80 Wet,
is ea to Al Conn ntsnaent by the 1880 taln Il
CGRSwALLIn BrooNya august ic, Col Samuel 5. Cornwall.
ms Ve. seqran',ncc. ep-etfuIy Invited 70 attend
~ Funeral ~ aer ooo e. oeos ION Damgd st. eo'se' u
bENsoNAt sayb,ooA Corr Aasu,t d c,Pssl IeIom'h O.
FoorE-M Yootsi. Aasui d. william $. asid years only
H funeral viii b spu8sa me Presbyterian Church
Itrsdey. Angus, u, a. y o Co.'s r N ec,,
AID Blv1s Kel.ey. ~, , vss.- sad 70 months
3 .n3, o OF ny s s5 70 H. aas s a'' Tar. as5
LYON-Or rudsy 18th Ma Aas- g. oldest daughter Of tho
Tho friends o. e family sui Of h'hrrs and Jsme.
y Invited to attend her asi on THURSDAY aeeea AZ
2,ock late I,aelc NO la Chevy "tions further
NTNSON-Sud1 nv ru-iay morning l5'h INST Eliza ~ wife
4 rtasics ~ Ailot.u. iu RE sftn yaar OF hHrrqe
The r.acstnd luf Of the family fully uv ted 10
the fnueal O'Clock This hglaj morning. 18th mat,
from No e5 Wcs't g. Broadway Her reinans vii be
taken 20 Greenwood f0r ifrerrleu-
Al.ar, Troy srd Bdyeiell. Conn papers please copy .
NiNON-Ol oduesdrs, ten. Albeit eldest child Of James NJ
you eyed years as from injuries ocoasoned by being
sane l sar ca O'Clock Washington Hotel eth
ay s7fhat
North Adams and PAlalelshis papers please copy
a,.saisiy Emily okd Of John and Miriam o.boss aged il
monfha
sMITH-Ou the 18th inst, George y. Smith aged n years
Tho reraus viii Cemetery the ByeTzreens.
aou Nc. a Brooue.s It, on thc lith insD
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CRICKET.

MARRIED vs.. SINGLE OF ST GEORGES CLUB.
Eleven married men played eleven single men of the s.
Georges Club the ground Of the New-Yorl Cab a.
HOboken yesterday 1t was very interesting game and
together large concourse Of spectators, among
them several ladies'. II agreed 10 be days play and
if time play it out TO be decided By the first 10
nings; consequently the single claimed Il, though
when time called, the married men fast -cgain
irg their Lost ground having got l37 with ;Aree
wioketp to 90 down.
On the married side there was some good play from
Sharp, limbaugh, Sam Wright and his Henry
who promises TO be good crcketer. Bailey, who did
noth in the fret innings well in the second and
made some splendid sashrg hits heading the Of the
day but decidedly tie best player their side Capt
Wallack, son Of james Nalack, Esq. lie both batted
and bowled exceeny and ~ % runs he got in the
ond Innings scientific display Of ccketing lie is
o valuable acquisition 10 the Club.
On the single side, De Grave bowled and batted well.
Gibbs usual played beautifully, and got his 30 in fst
rate style. Mekleham though not fortunate in his bowl
ing made up with the bat and GOT &c in good syc among
them several threes and four.
Tho f01ovirO l. 1Le score.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17
TEXAS 1TEMs-IMpoRrANT INDIAN News.

The San Aatonio Ledger of the 9th ult. says;
The MILITIA who were ordered out short time since oy
afno Gov Messeryey of w-Mexco have succeeded IN
cent,pc and hanging two of the Jcara CHIEFS anoher
Of their chiefs has been killed ny 5ueo'o iuN" O'
of the same tribe have been captured. n. ~,
Major Carleton attacked the Indians al the Ration aSun
taius They succeeded in escaping with the loss OF az e
stock and their cnecis -.-.,.
IN s in one day and succeeded in retakng 900 head
nj sheen and concluded the chase neer Fort fmore IA
Tho direction in which Col Chandler with ms eoah4ho
ore now making scout. y. p,s HI,
b inst, arrived and we are panied 10 learn his serious
en- TO this place, where he designs ooooH
ing a permanent resident n, ~, ,rb.-
e. he ,igbborhood of the Guadalupe Peak, Ar IN
baults oxen were stampeded ana driven Or $500 -;
s@rsl head of horses and % mich coSs BY TIE inaa
ar nnrher of oxen lost were 80 yoke Mr. Th.oa1i "a
hardy animals sufficient let Ian 70 get mo 's
y,ish his family and small supply OF iauily ehscs
Ms tsin Consisting Of II wagons heavily adon WIN
lobi Goods and groceries, has been len at u IOstCa
- Soriues and Tie Guadalupe Springs, .nNe az 'ne
cer and sin at the s.fer under The guard OF I'VE men
al each place. u. .os.,. Isl ,,,,,as s,r The
nurpose of bringing his wagons ID. IL. 4 .hi,
80 fssrs are er .erained that the lndisrs, Se ME
49, taken and destroyed the whole tram: .
Incarnation was received IN san Ahonio i1sl evening"
July 20 that several horses nau D 49,, 60, i,srs and
snbos ON the Atascoss, some - mixes NON HeIe, %
,Iv rad been traed by some OF the citlEe'is ~ ina.
cn;tv several miles and from appearances as 'hc! P
ceeded ,hey began strongly TO suspect mar w S
were Indians until a. last they cai' "po ~
had left bat few hours oetore. ;.,,. Gala vessal
went dowa in the breakers with all her crew anu
without il being possible for any one on IAN, To- - ." Of
assistance. IL is not yet known was. msS '"'
the vessel or the por. whence she had sasea. Cn,.v
Rufus Richardson, old citizen OF b9".e r.,
while in state of intoxicstion, drowned IN 'ne
Is opposite that place. in attempts to swim the ''e'
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~ - .aa.
her persori and you wora have succeeded IN carry
Der cl fu for TIE gallant r 80 Of enc ladies who o.
conp 'ueo h'r ano Che c'a--o aud dev'tein o.. two
Three nan VINO. by aecliert. we're near t so.f and
succeeded ia rescuing Gt l,,lcss lady fon sou, ;e
hauly dltnpi. Nou were s'upardod in the efrav and
rendgre incapable OF iat,er mruggle--but what FOL.
lowell "a The de'peIafa Of iaiiure. Won called ou 20
Your psf to FIRE ard orise~ civ has K beep Tor YOU ina.
that ms cgaaot conn and wa nn obeyea YOU fa5 onI-
to opss you, ear2ge dos vaieh was The spot; AMI
they wosis have found tie instruments Of dcsh-fre-
arms loaeel SiC saolod. rla4y and Wep prepared FOR
the sacrifice Of iufson ~, 70 my ex.en. wsntsi
for the ASSIGNMENT Or your object. Had that SAVAGE
cal upon ,oar rotaineTs been acted upon Won ~
have stood ct that bar, a. this moment conviefod
mWltrty awaiting tAe sentence of dea;h. A. is,in
for csr, ing Il out N a. .~r,-aiop 10 1crorn a. ~,
taaaIds a. g N def nce ~ -' lfl and moral -
IN even etmeni 10 cor = ..te lie guilt C Gldaclon
except W formal acconi hmeat y0u stand Il thaf bar
noHiba. though no IN heol f0lm convicted of the
oteI2e have looked 10 y-; for any pal alton or o,use
for the Cuiragc yea have committed Il tim the c,n
stance which was mentioned your trial Of your having
been born 20 fortune aid station above TIE cass OF he
popUacn ny whom ccs OF violence when thay DO occur
are usually committed-fo-Gne aud saGon which should
nave Ie "a you eooye The temptation Ia perpetHte an
oitrse ~ such character which should have c YOU -
sconto attempt TO attain Jour object by suited only
TO c savage state Or N the education which we
were told yo1r trie Lad lived and which might
have Taught YOU curb toe lness propenee of vou-
nature sd which r igh. hato raised yCu abO,e The moan
ness ot corruIg your dependents % expose themselves
10 III veBgoCr OF the Ag "a aiding YOU to accomplish
the AZ dn'sence Of 'fr gnD pssOnsl In wor it in
ho'0y NICusia g "a +-. ~ eted your oicb-e that
car dsc0vorf1i Quad FORA tgo;Dg your punishment
an LeIpy e. eu o. tha. there are lew indeed 10 the
class OF sociG % H -,cL Jon Long, would fan hope
there is noi ivii is oc hem capable Of eag ,ing
in such drr 4 10 Ccfs.ee oil al law iula AMI
divine, s,t la -.Cfo par,,s-ated. should indeed
despair o. soda Of Hr country r col "a i..ieve
the fact wcTe ci wee aro-- the gentry Of th.s fine
county. lis b. - o. con ..r. NY Ecntsuclnc Mr. Car
den 70 10 gan sinp,1soA1ett friM hara igJ1g.
After q verdict Of he jur the last tri e A.tor-
noy Gen, RAJ did not tbA is, 10 proceed , the trial
Of Caro,u associates f'r .he rosent end -r were al
loved o. .iaud cot on tolis bal IN 20 eGoa rithtvo
fUfetCs u go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17
BREAKIKG Up OF 4 DISORDERLT HOUSE
EXCITING SCENES.

Complaint having recently been made 70 Captain Tura-
bull of the Eighth War! Pcce that the ho-se NJ. u
Meroer-s;. kept by Mary Clark of very disor
derry character AID n &c. HG~Vce lie, On lAasIAy
niet with force Of rs men, u-de descent upon the
place and captured The proprietor and u If the nnates
aI1one whom merchants csrks brokers, bOo-kce9-
err mllnes- seamstrtsses. woud-be ladies. &c.. all o.
whom were taken 20 SieforIouse to aw at cxasus
tor. The there be.;er he in '-nc1 than de-
scrbed Some file rDorgua cryn- Tor f.ar OF
exposure ard mFor.n the Captain 70 le. item 90. prom
isirg Fever TO be caugal IN slch place again. Oaers
were hiding their faces 20 prevent ,gaiton while oh
en- reso'uc, stool up Ike tero waiting for
thing to turn up. Among The females VS. a n--r.ed
woman from Brooklyn. Who had taken advantage OF her
tusbsrds absence TO Play tru4nt from home The whole
party furnished with lodgings for The night .ad
the iOlc Eing morning taken before Justice Clark.
who, after reprmsrdns them. allowed them 20. with
the exception Of the keeper of he den and A. b. jack
son, who were held to bal in 1900 ior t-al.
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CONJIERCZAL MATTERS.
Sale. ed the stock Exchange. .....A
snle.afetneh.e 81 PnIlnarInl,,n Mrr-,n.n.r Anr. nd

Reported f,r The " =. Tribune BY Mefsrs Fry q Thomas
Fsi BaTds ocl Per ~ Coupon e, s. ~ 1850 Do b. 81
zoo 1J -it0E Rich Coupon 30, ~ Beaver Meadow RK,
l ito Reading h, D. 5li 100 New Creek Coal Co. 4. 30 Ls
mgh Zine M 100 DO, b. II; PcLla RIP a Mechanics Bk
2e.: " GiFlTl Bk. H.
Sord Eoayd-5 Penna. RR a. l5odo. D. a. 80 sehuykEt
Mas. Preferred, sea
~, Loosdsto Cam and Aaboy RE-, G.. g. e5s 10 Conner
caI Bank j9i
Glazing rreesU s'.%s llei bid III sked TO- DO 81, llcl
bid IL. PeInsyiyania % int oil bd g7i ask ed
Rsd 5 I'D 81 ssk,d; do Bonas 40 1l bid 7it sskedi co.
100. - bid ic afed Ptulsyl, Ralroad ~ bid, ~
assei; Morris Cana n bid NJ askd ghuykl Sav cation g.
- IS sskeoi DO d. sioe = I'd z lsl.d do DO no
20 bid Jl asked; Long Island. "a ~ AZ asked Woke
ur, 20 bd, n asked Gard Bank h5 ~ asked lie -gh
La J. bid asked Union Canal. ol "a, II ss4ed. DuL
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The transactions of the Stock Board light day
with tho same downward tendency which has cha soter
lied the market for several dlvs past The CT sages,
however, not important. Erie closed at &c. udson
River ISL Cumberland 29l Nicaragua lei, &c, Glowing
heavy market Reading vas asn at 6lt, Ce-tral 81.
Ohio Life and Trust was 81 BIZ, considerable improve
from last week The takSion question hss had an
uufaVorable effect upon this stock had also rsmors Of
largo Losses by recent 70 lure which rumcrs had No
foundation in fact. In Railroad Bonds the business was
moderate. Erie Bonds better Incomes having i'm
proved TO 50, and Isis 81 bid. The merset at the
cl1se was heavy and inactive.
In Exchange the busines IS moderate but firm.
Sterling, q Cd. cent; Francs, s.l595lai,
Freghs quiet at previous rates. To Liverpool 800
bales Cotton, 5-32d 600 bales Resin, small lot OF
Wheat i'd; Dead-weight, I5li 800 bbls. Spirits 81. To
Havre lOs or 900 bSl5. Prov sOns 81; Cotton &c. To
3larseie, 200 bbls. Provisions, 81 %. TIE Shipping
Lift gival for three days
10 Liverpool inc, sls 1900 bb.s Fou Il Is H. Id
80 Roain is 40 tuLs Lard, l5s. 10 tuns Logwood,
~. Cd 20 hide Tobacco l5s. hhf.; bxs. 2s 3D..
1900 bales Cotton, 532d, 1l6l.-oOsng the inside
rate, and including Sea Island Ct Esd 5lGi.-ty the
A!ssc sailing Saturday, 700 BIS. Cheese sOs and II
bales Sea Islsaa Cotton, a. To london, s. tens Oil
Coke L. ~. 40 h. ties. Tobacco, q. Cd. end 200
btu PORK, p 81. To GssgoW - hhds. TallOw Us Cd
go bales Cotton j32d 3l6d and 900 bbls. hDsin p.
20 Bavre 100 bales Cotton j.. ~ bOls. Pot Ashes CO.,
aorle Whalebone lc and 800 lsos Wood g. To Bre-
men 90 0sC d. hnebOne, a0cus &C. To Hamburg 100
Tobacco 3o- 10 Lcgw0od 49,. and 80 tuns
Measurement Goods, POS To ROTTERDAM $50 bales Cot
ton &c. To California the ofrng are moderate at pre-
vious rates. We note the following Charters "A bark
hence 70 Marcilles 1000 sbls. ProvsOns s2,2oo and
back from Sicily, Is 200; bremen bar1 from james
RV3- Venice, Tobacco "a; BFitish brig from BIC
10 london Deais Is: big 200 tun hence 10 Trinidad
dc Cuba and back s2l0o; Italian brig hence TO Bae
nos Ayres White Pine Lumber So sithout p1image;
bdg lgO ttns ~ AspiawsI e. 900; aschr, ls2 tuns
snI non,i voyage 10 south America, 500 per month
bri, from port Even to Boston, below bridges Coal
81 o. three scbooners from Baltimore TO New York Coal
80 so sss from Baltimore 10 Newark 81 62I; chin
from Cfy POINT 10 Sydsey, n. s. W. Flour and bark
n Tsnaeons kyica and back private terms. Bark
GuIrare .7s tns built at Mesord in 1885, has been sod
for about o. 000 and ship Jaaes H. Shepherd 500 tuns
for about ell, 100 cash.
- PORT YEsTERDAT.
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17
John Tomiinson d Sons Circular.

LlVERPooL Tuesday AK 7, IG'I
tn. .vas Tuesday extremely limited noa eyefy
spa show disparity compared with the
st Of la. wear when the imports amounted 20 4s quarters
IN CoKs, aud 6ST bb fLots Inc
vesther brilliant and hot With few sget .hoss's
- 80 The bieh and disease 10 PoTAroEs are
ost sight the oneu, but that they prevail 20
- s,rn moth county bad Ia Ireland there need De 40
- e TRANSACTIONS WBrAT tang 70 Friday but on
s DAY ADD subsequently, see t'ars' was aose eea s %"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17
HAVANA
ARRIyAL OF TIE CAHAWBA.

ARRIVAL Or THE CAHAWBA
TIE u. S. mail steamship Gala sbs z ". Shafe!dt
commander, arrived yesterday from Mobile Aug and
Havana l2th.
We have rofhing new 70 report from Havan- The
yellow fever had greatly % led and TIC general heal. Of
the city wos much improved
Tie Cahawba has lo65 bslos Of cotton on freight IN
Guiding Two bales ofhe raw crop be first ssipped and
III passengers from Mobile and Havans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

Day when the ship arrived, al iz1e ely let 80
Of tie ses-er ~ THE vt-.e uc-r committed MS Win -s
Tie own Of osc rrs.- 20. 3 N.-sli1 & C5..No.
- Huiu--sliD. ST. s orc thr B..-S B''l .ae a1f
Hcs q. le foot . Beesr,u.s- r.. Rive Tae deceased
Wrs G German, 90 years % zee.
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THE TURF.

Irios CouAsr, L. L--TAosriya- 1is1reGsy, Aug.
l6-hsteh ior g. TO mic hsa'.. bes, IN to wa;ons.
y. " NJ 90 e- r.-.. % "a La J.nlils.......... :
zine 3 o.-15.t-lfsl
The Lady W Tie favorite at sg0 10 go ani tbs
Tsce N good style. She Is promising yOung mare.
iarre amount Of money changed hands or this rsoe.
WAsHEoros Hollow CoUEsL, PorGBKETqsiE.-
IHoTTtc -horaey, Aug. u. Match for $3.50, nile ani
rTeat
Ar Bcvnsl's b. Blrek Hsat sa-e................ Dr.
Anne . l-25s
RACING AND TRoTTrse Is CiIuoRyA
PioSLER COURSE Sax FRASolsco- Tlrrsday Jaly
1884. PROPRIETOR purse s3oo for all ages each horse -
carry l2l lbs mile beats
CeT. Fufoz's ch. POI ..ic ,......
~ 6i.s.eI.s n levi.
Tine. 5il-L5si '''''''''''''
The r1ce ID ct was onesded affair aai therefore needs
lot on elaborate description Tie favorte wa beaten
much 70 The chagrin Of his warn admirers amid shouts
that too plainly tod the feelings Of those who had sported
on ibe Other side. The tine considering the heavy and
irela'te state Of the Cour-e ives excellent.
f''eoy, July 7-Prvprieiors pune $780, for all ages,
Club Weight two nile heats
~ urtcr'f b. - Wake-up Jake................... !
: o'er' c.. E. J'el r e ~ ........-..
The race well attended and was spirited contest.
The weather delightful
So'ur60y, July s-Prcpretors purse 500 FOR all
ages, Club weights, nile heas, beat three in FIVE.
~ n,hsL q 10. .-''....''.''...''''...
N I n6 ''''''-..'.'' f,,
There bel but enuy FOR the 81 900 purse adver
tied for yesieriay, the dd not Of course OH
UEIoN CouRsK--An excellent day sport. The
nourcemort that Ncw-Tork, Rhode Island and Ned
AoGowan were 10 trot dre~ good crowd. There
but little betting eXcep; upon heats the odds being in "a
Of Rhode Island. The other homes had hosts Of
friends. Cream Pet started, his owner deeming
the track rather heavy sgaint such Sold The f,low
ing is the result:
Sunday, July 2-Purse $500 for al tro''ing horses
nile heats best three in FIVE in harness.
g. shesTs b. ned hsGovan ...,......... J
4. s LAss ch g. Ri de IsiA1d............ 1 ]
Z X Is b. L. NV lort ................ .
'fesin fot'......'..- eia"n
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MARRIED..

CAMP-JOHNSON- Trinity Church Portland Conn tho
Isit mt BY kev : ~ Emsry Mr. 4 = Camp OF Wcs Aef
dan ,1n 20 AAeine Johnson Of tbe former place
Albany psfers plesGe copy -. -.
LFWlS-lEACHOUr-in Rockford III August Q, George W
L Of Orleans County. y Y % irlis Tescaout
IEN DERSON-DArrER-ln Rockford III, August J, by the
Rev Carlson Heuiy Henderson Auaa Henry, Dai'ef natives
o Svt ieu.
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zach.
TrEl-Tn.IrYor FHRFNol


raIal cupscc rirA and tsndsnc- the
md decfs
harnes ard n f ENau uatons and
e.vi. daily ~ ilc BROTHERS FowLEgs No SEQ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

The return match Will he played in iortnigh,. The
return Home and Home Match OF native Americans viii
be played at Newark Monday next. Wickets pitched
at 10 O'Clock.
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srrIr - CI,cr roR FrvrR ,rp ACI-E.
Try Tnr TASIrI

DlsHirRs FLLs-Thcy contain sat Of Aeeury Aseae o.
ippe ed srlg give and eugtlrn the
Ssld hs W d CRUNlIs corner Broadway sid ltAst
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CITY ITEMS

NUsIcN WELcoME To GRI~.-We unden.ta1d that
tie government Of the American Musical Taad SJ-sty
had 2 meeting early in the week Gen. WIN. Hall Pcs
dont OF the Society, in the Chair at which 1t decided
to welcome Grsi and Mario in novel bu, certainly ap-
prcpriate Many suggestions we're made but the
final determination :hat the Society should charter
steamboat, invite. private and particular favor we'll
known muca amateurs all the best Of the musical pro-
ssion operate ladies and gentlemen and otherwise the
various professons-eg'l literary repOrtoral and
The boat .'he Josephine viii leave The foot OF Canat
Collins wharf az =. o'clock aud the Staten Island
Ferry, at The South Ferry Battery, at 4. ". The boat
will NEE; the Baltic AMI vii accompany her TO her wharf
celebrated Band dscoursin- in eloquent tones the
qusie airs which Grisi ard Mario have rendered famous
throughout he world.
There viii be only a. tickets issued, which VII be
mostly direct to parties but few will remain in the
hands the Committee and may be obtained b. personal
application 70 hcm Halls music store, No. 23) Broad
way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

FAIL HiPoRrAr

FALL NPORrATION.--R per steamer Alps
- pan .u. NV ps'.,- F1sish 'i'sn Velvet rs1.ty
F-u.ss ard Irrl.r CsrPct ais eacrd IN rr Al Hts,s
NpgrscN's NJ % hrsrEy. T. avoid Erot
sy saarne hc largest chesoesf the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

pIANns ~ NFInnFO

PIANOS AND Mtiopf ONS.--tffeat lnducemeat 10
essb r-hsrs A age discount from a,toy prices cash
on ~ r toned nd elegantly ipi.hd Pianos and Neoasons
uOSAcE MArERs, No SIS Brosi~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

y ATIOVAL THrATER.-IhiS POpaar place Of amuse-
nov 6onz an excellent business ard presents tAe best
rrs us " suy otA-r te city besuai,l PV0ssEsa- an
ucsrced 0r 20 nieh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

TIE WEAkESr INVALID OR YOUNGEST CHILD may
saiy DEsHLEEs CuEE and Aeus hs 90 bal
a;s AID Yc-ftcty u.s sd cafe trnsaJ Soa sy r. n
6Vioy. eurusr B,~'esy src Onnl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

fc-,nFsr~-rsr;ir Niros. of 70. ifs 0rango-st, fe'
or. az q I'D t-.rv wirf1r Tacdly nght, and
f.l, q. &C. '-oa YORK naN f n staee ~ ics-ns h -.
Fos.-ra n1I.- u-s accidentally knocked down by@s
0.-s. and wagon N Orange urog Cros-eL. Tuesday
-;li. and severely Injured She Was conveyed . TIA
wv York Hospital
I,Fcgsy ~ 4 r0RrER.-- Michael Dem, porter IN
., l-..f-, of Calm & ieaviif. mere aats Of No IL
C ubes-,i W. ye-'eriay arrested BY Poieenia Ma
rson Of TIE Chios O.se charged wisa having At yan-
ans tines daring the last few week stolen dry goods to
ne value iu an Of several hundred Golars lie released
civ sny fforuatlon which would lead {" .s' TecoT.y
the goods sad locked up by Justice C'IA Tor OK
animation.