New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

expect some me ones nom inc JeIr! oIchai" ''N"
NJ tLca are however the supply is abundant but It does
not exceed the demand and the market, At the close of
business hours observed yesterday, were pretty
well cleaned out.
BuLIARDs-MATCH BETWEEN THE CHAMPION
AND NoSs IsiDosE-w Wednesday afternoon. match at
billiard. for 100 aside between the champion Of Amer
lean billiards Dudley Kayanagh. and very accom-
plshed professional Mons. Isidore Of New Orleans,
came of ut tie billiard establishment Of the former
gentleman corner Of Tenth street aud Broadssy
Tie game 80 points up. French cdrons. and the
spacious OF the Champion were crowded 10y the
admirers 81 the game anxious to witness the exciting
contest. Kavannshs opponent Mons. lsdorc IS well
known for his brian, execution at the French carom
game ard at which he has hitherto been regarded IN
tie South nvncbe In the present match be backed
himself oylneing the confidence lie had in his own
abilities.
At the CONNIE ncement Of the game Kavansrh was
the favorite in pub estimation. although there Was
yery little betting the match being regarded more as
tra. fox supremacy Of scientific sk than en- occasion
for monetary speculation The match was played on
the same billiard table on which all tie games OF the
recent tournament were contested and which Tas won
by the present champion Dudley kavanagh.
lis four pocket fulszed table, eIqnisielr carved
and beaufuy ornamented with valuable inlsd foreign
woods. and 80 popular have this peculiar description OF
tables become that great billiard celebration that
Mcssrs Phelau 4 Colcndcr Inundated with orders
COR tbs particular Kind Of table Al the commencement
Of the game lsofe took decided lead tia score stand
ing q. to "A Oh tie 10Th ahot la, anaeh then drew up,
aud the game .iood exactly on the 27th shot.
From this point I,dore who played throughout with
admirable rcadnc.s and execution took the lead and
r., period Of the game nineteen ahead. Indeed
/, sps.arcd auy odds on the frenohlEan winning but
With ,uch magnificent player ~ hnvaaash victory
is never secure Until the game Is scored
succession 81 runs obtained by exquisite play.
enabled him TO Up To and pass his opponent and
fna, to win the game u tic closest and best con
tested witnessed " ave poIH' onlyi Ne game
standing at the terminal h.Ysn.sh 80 lsidore
IA The winner loudly appiauded and warmly
congratulated his well obtained victory over his &C
pushed opponent,
THE RIOTERS STILL ABRoAD.-Another of Sey-
mours friends from his mdir place on Wcdnes'
dnv and visited Ma Mary jackson, fancy'good.
dealer No. 40 Eleventh avenue. lie demanded -
cents and said that Tor consideration 10 would exempt
Mn. Jackson, son Robert from the drai,-othervise
ne would burn her house Mr.. Jackson signaled ON
Ger Tierney Of the Twenty second Precinct and The
mscreant whose name is Jane. Kelly. ran. The OH
Ger caught him after lard chase and took him 10 JET
lerson Market where Lo was committed by Justice
Kelly
The PROTECTIVE W.g-CLAIh ASSOCIATION.
This Association Of which Lieut. Gen. Scott is Presi
dent is engaged erstutousy in assisting and protect
Ing from fraud all soldiers and sailors in the United
States service. Numbers Of claims are forwarded daily
for widows and orphans OF soldiers. who have fallen IN
the field or died In hospitals authorization 10 given TO
many soldiers and sailors who have returned disabled
and unhtor the present at leaSt-to care for them
selves or thr fan lies the small due from the Gov
ernment In the way Of back pay bounty and pensions
forming In many their sole dependence The OBJ
Jects sf the Association l. To secure ~ soldiers
and sailors and their families any claims Tor pensions
pay or bounty etc. without cost TO tho claimant 2
To protect soldiers sailors and their families from i'm
posture and fraud. J. To prevent false claims from
being made against the Government. 4. To give grs-
,utOus advice and information " soldiers and sailors OF
their families needing 1t.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL o'clock wednesday
evening an unknown German woman. over By
four wheeled truck loaded With hops at the Of
Sixth avenue and Thirteenth street and instantly Allied