The New York herald., 1864-04-03


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fasspps ana ru.o@n ~ streets by order Of The 1.ssoosos
EARLY cLosINo.-ro oLorHrHe sALEsMEN AND
G S S s rsi loUm Mo- % s.aa g. on
evening" April at AS the Jecs 70 be considered
earnestly reqSssted ''
NTorIcK TO sHIpPERs.-THB RATES CHARGED
~ for transportation Of merchandise between New aors
cna w Dc % sSr On @ RpWs BYs
SER sisz Agent Ssi Conmsrcls r Steamboat % Company
MECHANICS AND woRgIHGMEN IN GENERAL
IVA invited to attend meeting OF the dderent
osaos be held a. he 1hen@%a Aans
scHs oM % s RlUest ss as
order Of the different I associations 80 ''''
MASONIC INCONSISTENCIES OF ABRAMS
d, Ma Lodge No 70 aad M. are hereby summoned %
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R. M. BooLE. WIN
MASONIC. THE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE LODGE
No o F. .ss an u are hereby notified The
tance will be brought to theis attention; BY order
o. n PALMER. Secretary.
viii be 'fss1S Mercer GOuse Sum sS~
day April 3, at3P. M.
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS socIETY-THE
the Rooms 6o Hester street on Tuesday even
ing ApniS at o'clock BY order der W sscs pres,t.n.
Jons Rocxns, Recording Secretary.
OFFIoE OF THE NEW YORK: PROVIDENCE AND
~ Boston Rsilsoad @ Company ls.on,ngt9n Lne,. New
held this day quarterly dividend Of three per cent
:. The oce ot Morgan sons william srss sa a'"A'a
TuE TURF.
On the 9th OF March inst handed In for publication
in wilkes Spirit OF tho Times the Gensmans
Newspaper challenge to my ytrottng stalliou Geo
N. Pachcn." to against any in the world mile
heats best In g. aud repeat in harness. Cor
$500 or $1,000 each Or to the pub.
lie that "Rob, Fillushsm" two mile horse will match
"aeo NJ Pa,cheu' agans. any race his owner msh.
rame for $1,000 more. be troed over the
Union Course L. T.. in This challenge was pub
lishcd said newspaper. but prefaced by some re-
of the editor effect that "a the likely
to be backed patchen engaged play
or pay stakes to be ,rocd in June taudns TO Fiugham
John Morgan" General Biter) and that the last of
these races was come On the ed of Juue;' aud
further stating that there would bs time for
them to trot two with Pstchen In that
month and considered tvery charitable, that had over
looked that fact or (sl chartaSe) Contemplated"
contradiction physics thought horse could
two places at oncs. and intnatns further that might
make the challenge for another ums."
These considerations excuses and preteuces the public
will perceive tho owner or agents.
Of sny rong horse ho wished to sccep. the challenge
bu, were voluntary osprnss editor Of the Amer
me. tNoash the columns OF tho
the months Of Nay and june aud accom- ssaisd It with
foha@ Morgan ana su,sr had 5u: two en
s ~ 1a & aaa M ss there ,ss wa
and teight days after the last aud that for the
The day for tue race offered by would ooanc with
Hs Ssrs this ser aud eSacue We're pref.ced BY
another voluntary apology Or tho part OF the editor
ter lie slaes. we know that tho o trainer OF
ms s an s's nS.
81 c psss s s ossa s IN hss
changed matter TO accommodate these people namng
my challenge wi.hOa: inconyenieoce to hese only
snss famous ,ro,ss. h.. only
or s on s heal o. hss' Of their osn b
Americaa Gentemaa's Newspaper IA tais edi,on
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meeting between Samuel McLsush tie trainer and
'Patchen when former offered behalf OF M. Sim.
to match the brown ss hon TO roi against Ps,hen
saddle one ~ harness one TO wagon aud that made
Now ths is all false No such offer was ever made to
trot ..Filiugham' by Mr.. Mclaughlin some
weeks accidentally met Mr. McLaushin and in
why don you accept the chsi-nge Of Patchen I'll
a e %sls q NE safl
three against 'Pafcien' for $500 side asked
him wha "a m ga q
saddle two nues harness and niles to wagon
replied, Make them mile aud ;wo mile:races and will
proposition" lie id no, name the horse he woaii match
assns .'pstchen' and remsrSei 10 him II he meant
"Eiuashan. would MAKE tao matches he proposed. 10
In the article n that paper iss boas, that "Fling
offered e,prsssy Paiehen and he This sounds very
after ed hai stated positively that the
would him PRIOR hts gagenents June and
particularly his last engagements the I'D and
over could accept Of challenge whch gave
him all the mon q as, AMI .ear cen days "a June
| last ensazeueni on the Id for its acccpu''
The slur that "Palchen' had De- ertsred for the
| Gus and uncailed for "Paichen would nave been
entered oy ms 9s these rnes had ao aad ai
fingnsm' would not rot any race pFloi 70 his
gagements June-vi1., after she gid After learned
late FOR do II Mr. Mclaughlin meant the sallon
Robert Fingham when be named TO me the soo.e two
iiateiy.
remains opea. aud VIII 30 happy 70 hear response
from SOM reliable person who desires 70 accept IL.
did net anticipate that the editor Of he ancrcsn Gsnte
chaen.c made ia good fatn and in iar manner.
~ md esoecay By any III semp, 70 n ups
the rep tat g0ct tieorgs NJ. Pachsm'
imp want Of con6dspe IN hs speed his
Nxw YoaK. March 81. 1864