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Billiard Tournament at Hartford.
uAv IA 1894

The billiard tournament was coIn lstsd tonight. 70
for as the coutcs, for the ana chan ponsp d the
state e csnsSoed, by y, victory Of Mr. eerssas s,.s
u. Hubt4s ~ lhrf,m. 1be games rsestn
as ts,ovse-Hubbcli Wins four and rsss ore,
Hsnt i-ubant newHs each via nsee and less tvo,
and porter ana Kcaing each win one snd se isur ihe
ties rihc aud third prizes are 10 he decscd oy
games tomorrow. Pbehu, 1eman ssi 1sser w~e pre-
sent
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euerillas Come to ...lss In ken,uesy.

LorMviLfg, KY, August II, IoGF.
Three guerilas last night attempted to steal horses
from Mr. Coopes residence seven miles south Of this
city Mr. Cooper. with dopb'e barrecd shotgun, killed
one nortay wounded another, aud the other came hero
To- day ard was arrested.
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THE PROGRAMME or EMuNfEs AT ST. PATRtCk's


the PROGRAMME or cK, sMusfEs AT ST. PArEtcS's
CATHEDRAL.
The Installation or the Catholic Archbishop OF Now
York. the Most Rev John Mocoskey, will take place at
st. Patrcks cathedral next Sunday, and from tho ex-
teusve preparations which been made, is
doubt that tho ceremonies will be of the most imposing
and interesting character. We gave sketch OF what
was to take place the occasion in last Sundoys ed-
ton bat having received the Official programme yeser
day. publish it this moruing, Tor tho enhghtepmcnt
oi our readers. 1t Is ss foli1~s;-
raE rSsrtLtAncs TlE sgw ARcrssHor.
The installation OF the Most Rev. Dr. Mccioskcv as
ArcGbshp " New York will take place n the cathedral
on ext sunday ii Il Instant nj ha.past en oc ok N.
Tho Ri ht Rsg. Dr. fDon, Bishop OF uifaio viii onci-
oelebrant At the poutidcd hi,h mass, and the
Most Rev Archbishop McCo.key will deliver his nausu-
TIE Mos, Rev Archbishop OF Baltimore. al tho pro.
at,s OF New York. aud large number or
the ri New York aud tue neighbcng docescs
expected 20 bo present, the cercmooics WI be I'M
pressve soemn ard hiahly interesting: The music,
which will be &c tue highest order, viii be uoder the
direction OF Professor G. A. smith, organst VI the cathe
dral
TIED to enter the sion by the door on Mulberry
street except the clergy This regulation VIII DO strcuy
carried Tor the sko Of good order all are requested
10 enter by the froos doors Eott street.
procession will take place before The services com.
mence. II will leave the arch'epseopsi fesaensc, ~
Mulberry street, al quarter past ten - W ,ha hs WI
proceed doNn Mulberry street T. Prince street. .urouso
Prince MOI. street. ,herce tho front Z the cathenf
and enter by the middle door snd up ins ceh'r'
the sanctuary -. :, An. ,,isa,o
Those who have tickets tor tne viii - 49, .ss.o
aislo will he accommodated with tlcr seits ifnme
diately after the procession enters tns .
Tho pewholders OF the cltnedfsi WI oo en'H.eu 70
thar sea,s on mat day after accom- uodatnx them,
everything wiz DO done to provide Tor DINERS VINO may
be rrotcnt. - -. A. A.. a,h.,.., In ~.
!. !. '"' 'O Ihc rrocessional Cross Bearer. =
rhe Incense Bearer q
: LARGE number OF the Priests Of the Cathedral
2 and of the dscese. -
2 The Most Rev. Archbishop rpauding Of BATH q
more.
The Bishops =
= Tho Archbishop EJECT, ~ a beautiful Canopy. 81
Acoiyes
when the procession reacbes the font OF tho central
ase Tue ea9ir viii chaunt the 7e Dsuv, during wncu
lhs precessoa will c,ve up 10 the sanctuary, and toe
new Archbhsop will 10 lod 10 beautiful throne wners
the clergy will pay their arst act Of hoDsss so h"
The demand Tor tickets very great among Pr0sss'ss'a
~ wen ~ eAtholico.
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Beat Race st rouyhx1epsse.

IOc n BrFNfN Ars.si Is I5bs
The race between the Ptkbnrg botS Twilight and the
pougbkeers'e b~t Stranger iok place thu afternoon,
INC "rne, being badly beaten. TImo thirydre mIautes
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THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE.

More Vessels Destroyed by the Pirate.
PORTLAND, Me-, August IS, 1854
The schooner s. B. Harris, of Dorchester, Captain
De,ano, arrived hero to-day and reports having been
captured August 49, twenty miles west Of Zeal Island
by the pirate Tallahassee bonded for eight thousand
dollars.
The Harris brought in the crews OF the following
tallahassee
Schooner Howard, Captain Burr, Of New York.
Schooner Coral wreath, Captain Blake, OF westport
Schooner Eta Caroline, Capt Poor, OF Portland.
Schooner Restless, Of Boothbay.
All the foregoing we're captured by the Tallahassee
Monday.
The crews OF these vessels were allowed 10 take all
their clotning and effects, and were kindly treated,
The Howard had been previously captured BY shs
Florida and bonded.
All the crews Of tho vessels captured represent the
Tallahassee as being very heavily armed.
She short OF COAL and inquired for the nearest port
TO obtain . supply.
Her officers also inquired all about tho fishermen In the
Bay Of Chaleur, where she is probably bound.
Arrival OF tho Tatia N n ssco ut lifax.
HALuAx, August Is, 1864
The pirate Tallahassee arrived this morning, and 10
co,lpg from vessel alongside OF her, and will
baby take her departure some time during the night
Pursuit or tho Taliahassee.
WASHINGTON, August IS, 1864
The Navy Department had ordered two vessels TO pro-
ceed to Halifax several days bsfore the official informa-
tion was received Taahassces entrance
port.
The Pilots OF the WIN. BELL and James
Funks
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, August II, 1864.
The following paper 10 being circulated among
the merchants and citizens OF New York. list OF the
subscribers viii be sent to you from time TO time:-
To THE BosRD or UNDERWRITERS, MERCHANTS CITIZENS
NEW YORK.
The recent capture Of the Sandy Hook pilotboats
jams Funk, No. ~, and William Bcll, No "a, by the
rebel steamer Tallahassee incites appeal 70 your
generosity to subscribe from abundance t1 ug
for the purchase OF boats FOR unfortunate pos
who were the owners OF the captured vessels. by th
disaster they have lost In day the savings Of OF
toll and hardship u their arduous and dang proc
fessioo and, almost their entire fortunes in
vested In their boats, the consequences TO them
ruinous. Whatever may be subscribed will be equally
divided between the Of the two boats; and II Is
earnestly hoped that for the credit OF this great
mercial metropolis sum may be subscribed sufficient
to place them very soon In good position as they
before this calamity ovcrtoog them.
Subscriptions 10 this object win bc received al the
Pilot office, No 60 South street, New York, by Webb
Bell, shipbuildcrs, Greeapoint, /.
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the EfGHTEENTH CORPS.

tnr. John A. Brady's Dcspatch.
nMpau ARrsas, EIcHrfryrN AMY Coars,
In rrE Fixrp. AuguAt ~, 1854 J
1HE rRwsHKr.
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Rebels Crossing tho Cumberland River
at sailors Rest.
GAINESVILLE, Tenu., August II, 1854.
About hundred and fifty rebels crossed to the north
side Of the Cumberland rver at Sailors Rest At an early
hour this morning. They are supposed 70 belong 10
WoodNard,s command
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Every trace " shs great ssorm and hsshs. has pass
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Pursuit or tho Taliahassee.

sWASuINuIVFy IoU7s
The Navy Department had ordered two vessels TO pro-
ceed TO Halifax several days bsore the Official nforma-
received Of the Taahassees entrance into that
port.
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6sfQbrlthe Rranfbstt.

gBenn btr irreseettee unfluse Singing GuSntet b6s
Ct ben 6eim bieer lhmersbaen 8rantbet In @ dusenp-
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ene su eneea aa wel@s Ct in Se5e t9rr @riebuna anb
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ltftt uupiiiente prahler frele tr Mnreubung ieaes
tcetden 0iteS ees NE rs Gle Grnntupn perniden nc
ben aeif hes getens in sn sentes 9aein nsrpalheln
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bon rabuirer eineS Der erten meeaiiben GOaesien
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unierer Seit
Die !6pni9blume CThe Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR, DE VITE.


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Ode SunuSer uub Gan,benifr., lesenaber
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BeicnosrS III bead eu I!

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! Giebert S @pnrmerfeL0.

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to S5enrD 2nefclD.
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The New York herald., 1864-08-24

commanded the Maryland brigade ever since oneo sne
Army OF the Potomac, and was always distingusneo
for his bravery and soldiery attachments ne wss
native OF Baltimore where he has wife ana lamy nv
ing. Hs body rs 70 be embalmed and sent home
CAPTAIN DALy,
whore death mentioned above belonged 10 the Second
Wisconsin regiment but for several months past mas been
Provost Marshal OF General Cutiors division. He was
young brave and highly respected officer.
GENERAL CUTLER Observation-Disclosures sHElLkD
General Cutler received slight wound 10 the upper up
from rebel bullet. II does not disable him from duty
Our headquarters pretty well rddled By rebel solid
shot and shell About dozen shot hit the house. but
OF tho sta escort or persons IN and about Inc
place ht although several horses belonging TO the
stan officers and those OF the orderes we're killed.
THE REBEL rANKIsG MOVEMENT voIIKD.
should have stated above that after the capture of
being made flank the left General Grn's division
This attempt handsomely foiled by Captain Spear
and his squadron Of the Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry
pested near Reams station aided by section OF the
Ee-Anth Massachusetts, battery In posting the latter
battery Lieutenant Fordham Norris Assistant Adutant
General Colonel Wainwrghs STAFF chief OF corps arti
ery behaved with great gaantry To Lieutenant resser
Inspector OF Artillery, great praise is awarded for e.
cheney and bravery exhibited In posting two batteries
under most terrific fire Of the enemy's artillery.
0ENERAL BUNPHREYH-THR RgBIL GENERAL HoKs.
Major General Humphreys visited our headquarters this
afternoon
Intelligence in this evening that General Hoke,
Of the rebel army killed In the engagement to-day.
II 10 quiet as close my despatch-ten p. A.-ex-
cept occasional interchanges OF musketry the skr
mish lne There has been hardly shot fired since the
close Of the mornings fight.