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The Betroft Winter Commissioners and
DjekeF4on,a EngfneE-VertlIct in Fa-
yor of the Latter.


The Detroit Water Commissioners rs. Burr
BUR- 4. st. John, sufeties. under bond OF
$50, ,00O for Dickerson i Sickles, who contract
ed to construct certain square engines for the
Detriot Water Works, Was concluded yester.
day, after occupying oyef three weeks 10 its
trial. The Detriot Commissioners, 1t will be
remembered, alleged failure on the part Of
the engineers to fulfil their contract, while
the latter set up as a defence that they had
been interfcred With BY the plaintiffs, and
we're not responsible for any defects or failure.
EI7Judge Woodruff summed up for the de-
after which Judge McCunn charged the Jury
at great length, instructing them that the
plaintiffs, in order to recover, must have shown,
first, a complete performance on their own part
Of eyery thing required Of them; second, non
performance on the part Of Dickcrson q
Sickels, without any hindrance or ipterven-
lion on the part OF the plaintiffs; third, the
amount Of damages they have sustained by
such non-pcrfo1mancc. Il ant material alter
the plaintiffs without the consent Of the sure
Ties, or If the plaintiffs took upon themselves
part Of the responsibility In the work, ver-
dict should be returned for the deiendauts,
and rice rtrsa. On the point Of damages the
Judge charged TINT II should be the actual
amount that would be required to put the
machinery in good working order. The Judge
also charged the jury to beware Of entertain
ing any prejudice against the plaintiffs because
they were corporation from distant city.
and that the controversy should be regarded
II 1t were one between private citizens.
The jury, after few minutes leitberation
in private, returned with verdict In favor
the defendants,
, 1865-11-03
Our Securities Abroad-A Stock JobbfnS
Report in the London Times.
IE1ot,, The Ec1r E-ckl. T.It1cs ttst


From the New rork T1mc5.'1sl}
The news By tile Damascus assures Us OF the
restoration Of confidence abroad in tho "good
intentions Of our national rulers, and c0nsc.
quentIy In American securities At. IN early
huu1, Jcstctdnr, Inc City OF Boston reached
this port, with ad1ices Of panic and depres.
sion III the money and stock circles OF London
5.2as, under false report Which appeared In
the London Timer, to the following elect:
NEW YoRK, Tuesday, Oct. L..
tcn lately {sen is Consul Al Altxands!a hat The
Episn s.oop. toF IL Eesiso ssSinet lSssS q
discussion was Immediately held upon the eubIcct,
snd he ,espls ts 81 annonneea in sspa,eh test sent
United Statea Government states. In very decided
language, tbat It wtll pot permit additional troops
to BE sent 10 MEXICO h Ffance md that the future
intervention IN the ufairr Of that country BY the
Emperor Of tho + french may led 10 a sc1ons mis-
understanding between the r~o goyeznnene4&
The one day later intelligence, By the Que
bee steamer, indicates that the monied inter
csts Of the British capital had been convinced
Of the utter absu1dity Of such mischfeYous
rumor, and that there would be no danger
save the seductive peril of making moncy-in
locking up hard cash in United States securi-
ties at the ruling figures In the London mar
ket. The quotations for Fiye-Twenties BIZ
the Damascus Elbow TINT the ground lost
P1Wl u t4e utpAflu1E Oi Luc city Of
Boston had been fully recovered. The
market comes now reported as strong aud
buoyant. The probability Is that decided
Improvement will be reported by the steamers
now on their way MtheI. The latest London
figures for United States Nve-Twentics arc
6515@G4A, without the November, coupon,
representing three per cent in gold, the adtii-
ttou Of which would make tic closing prices,
as reported by the Damascus, G71z@G75@, or
With gold nt 148, equal to something over
1UTA In the home market.
The demand for government stocks, yester-
day, was good, the sir per cent. gold bonds
and the eevcn-thtrtics having been the tavor~
ties The asailab1e supply was not heavy, as
the principal holders we're rcseryfng their in
rcstments, in anticipation Of an early and de-
cfded rise In prices. Some foreign orders for
The gold bonds came to hand BIZ the Clty OF
Boston, which also brought hitler a consid.
erable amount Of the 1Te-tweuty November
coupons. The Sub Treasury disbursed coin
freely through the day, in redemption Of
thcsc coupons; but It's specie reserve was
Kept up to thigh water mark" by the liberal
coin income from customs, which reachcd
over halt million dollars, making The aver
ngc tnIly reyennG or the National Treasury,
from this source, through the single post oi
New York, thus far In the current week, over
four hundred thousand dollars.
, 1865-11-03

Legislative rFoceedIugs-ArGum
Epon a Petition for Habea4 Corpus.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l >
NASHVILLE, Nor. =.
In the uouee to.day, twenty-five members en-.
tered thel1 protest against the expulsion Of
Cameron.
An amendment to the relief htu before the House
wae adopted, giving loyal parties the right, when
tued By the rebelE to plead II set-ua the DAMAGES
eustained By them IN consequence Of the rebellion
The petition OF Mccann for writ or hsbeas cor
pus WIS argued in the Federal Court, Baxter Smith
md 5ndee Guitei 10. the petitioner and =. S. bis.
tric4 Attorney Harrfson acsMst him. The argu-
ruent WIS baeed upon the act o! Congress In 16l3
growing out Of the Mcleod case. The Confederate
being adef fdc9o Government. McCaun wae ent1ted
having taken the amnesty oath. he Was entitled to
the protection q the Court. uarriscn concluded
TINT By the act OF 11GB Federal Courts were ex-
prefsly prohibited from Eraut1ns wr1ts OF habcas
cnlrre 10 persuns IN custody Of State Courts. The
arrnment will he continued to-mornw.
NASHVILLE. Nov. .s--The annual celebration OF
the Otde7 Of Odd Fellows took p,aee to-day. Tnese
was made By Rev. ]. r. Ferguson. Large dc1esa-
tions Of the Order from Louisville and o1hcr cities
were present. The festivities concluded With a
1cyee and hall at Masonic Temple.
The counsel In The c4sc Of Dick McCunn, held as Z
I1itnncf At Knoxville, commenced thetr Argument
toay in the u T. Circuit Court in fasor Of writ
ofE0Se0s co1pus being granted him.
testesday-c1osing active at A61s to lie. lot Was
offered ii 49, and taken. Gus bales were received,
md SO shipped.
The tise1 Il At Et&nt,
, 1865-11-03
The Cashmere Eoa1-Lar.e Sales ol
Stock Anon e Western Farmers.

Iu answering our patrons, short time
since, on the merits Of this animal, We PROM
isea them future investigation aud report
upon the matter.
or this We were reminded yesterday BY SEQ
Ing, en- route by Adams Express, for the Hon
Cashmere goats, from the United CASHMERE
Company, of Tennessee, in the care Of their
agent, Minor c. B. Kcith, Of fAtchtsou, Kausas,
These animals, which we're quite young. but
lovely creatures, were beautiful beyond de.
scription, with their long, wayy locks, and
Tor which we learn the purchaser exchanged
two thousand dollars in greenbacks. we
thought, with plenty Of money, between the
two the choice would be difficult.
Connected with the same train, by freight,
Werc lot bound for Illinois, under the charge
Of Maj. Il. E. Paine, OF Monmouth THIS lot
consisted Of two full.grown imported Ducks,
With long, spiral horns, extending from poin1
to point, nearly four feet. with siivery tlceee
but coarse, which ne learn is the case with
old males, and twenty-slx females Of pure1
blood md grades. The entire flock was pur
chased at a cost OF seven thousand dollars, by
companies formed, one IN Warren and one II
Bureap counties Of that State.
From these and other tlocks which hare
been brought to Illinois aud Indiana, we
learn, during the present season and 1all,, the
Tennessee company have realized over twenty
thousand dollars
In tracinc the history of the Cashmere
eoat. which was introduced into the United
States by Dr.. James B., Davis. aud to whom,
much credit IS due, that equal credit Is due to
one Of our Western asTiculturists, Col r.
| Williamson Of Sumner county. Tennessee
who ventured to pay to the doctor 81 ,00(
casl for his pure blood flock, purchasing al
the came time his grade females at one, two
and thsce hundred dollars each, al Of which
he brought to that State, and from actual
test has estnhlished the fact that the Cash
, 1865-11-03

Contributions to the WisconAtn Sol
dlefs' 0rplaan~s Aosae.-Mllitary mat.
teFx-H&nk observation-disclosures
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Trihune]
NADtsos, Wis, Nov. .
Hon samnei Marshall, Treasurer Of The Wiston-
Elm Soldiers Orphans' Home, has received abont
81 COO. or this. Madtson has subscribed $5,s56
Chicaeo E1,6i5 Milwaukee 81 go, Janesydlle <ll5
and Kcposha $370.
Gov. Lewis has received information from the
War Department Ia anewer 10 a request for the
muster out Of the 4Slh regiment, etatng thst that
regiment viii be mustered ont OF service Il soon as
lis r!ace can he supplied b. Other troops.
The monthly report OF Hank Comptroller Ramsay
thowe Fs9 o35 circulation Of sta,e hanks snl out
eiHndinc. =
Col. Jnnathnn B. Moore, Of the SD, aud Col
Contad krez, Of the 9Th regiment, haye been bre-
vettcd brfsudier Generals, and Capt Geo. y: Car-
ter. Capt. 4 L. Fitch. and CapL Charles W, STARK,
Of the sd to be Majors By breret MI for gnltut
services In the Southwest
, 1865-11-03

Garrison 1keIleyed-PolstIenl KnnveFy-
1nquest-TraEe1 on the Pacific Road
A Gigantic Railroad Srheuae-Gen.
Blair Kcsisned-Leg1s1atIv
Especial Despatsh to the Chicago TEihune.]
ST. LoC1s, Nor. 2.
The 4ath Wisconsin infantry have been relieved oi
guard duty by the ID T. s. Infantry {grsulazs> and
ordered to Beniou baf7acls to be paid Of md mus.
tered out.
A lot Of Conservatives took pos*caeion Of a Rads.
cal meeting, Last night and iodozaed the 1omiua.
tons Of theIr own kIth End kin for local officers.
An inqnesl WAS held BY the Coroner Of st. C1air
county, yesterday. on the body Of IN unknown f.
male, xcarnE linen marked ~ H.. p,ckod up b.
tuccn DIoody Ie1and and the ulinoIs ehorr, uieht
beso.e last- No clue to hT name or residence MSS
d1seorcred end verdict w7s rendered accordingly
The tide Of tr1tel o.ef the Pacific Railroad 10
h41sae City and leaFeu,Eodh Is 80 ltrEe that tho
company contemplate putting On two trims daily.
Parties nc In town ttlnnecttd with gigantic
railway corporation, Of which Daniel $. Dickinson,
lie southwest branch Of the Pacific Kosd ard IN
tsh II to the Cranky mines, With the Ultimate de-
sign Of connecting With the TeIas roads, thus ms
King continuous line from ST. Louis to tiAlses-
ton. The Southwest Branch belongs, virtually.
proposed purchase viii be aeitaied during tho pret-
ent sesstun Of the Legislature. Gov. Fletcher is
faid 10 tayor The project II Is big scheme, and
II successful, must prove m excellent thing for St
Louts,
The resignation Of Gen. pair IL confirmed. The
circuias Of the War Depertmeu, md Gen. Grant
Tat loo nnch for the wouldbe Senator.
The Assembly 1ov In session has elected afr
Harlan Of Andrew comfy, Speaker. The Senate
Ind no quorum {eftef1ay,
, 1865-11-03
MIN ADVERTISEMENTS. >.
Soldiers and CtizenS'
TICKET /!

11 Z
'2ose sesopo1os co6r
n ma 11447
ps-'s. .S"
,-..c.--.-c.
xny pnaxR~ " ey1Tu
r.ts cn1n.- corrt
County Treasurer.
MAJOR LYMAN HlkIDGEs~
TolIce Co,nmtss.onez-Tosth Div,
, 1865-11-03

A Tobacco ConrentIon-Mllltar Nat
tcrx-Thc Eayn1 1'rlal-Statenaent Of
the Fenaan President-1mportant Or
derx by the Secretary OF the Navy.
NEW YonK. Nor. IA call hos been made for
National Convention Of Tobacco Dealers, on The
Sd Of November to a1rnee for acquiring iegn}ation
concerning their interests.
The frrt battalion Of the 1sih T. g. Irlanuy
{reruars. ! wh1ch called On Saturday for San Fran
cleto, viii be followed bY the third battalion on the
etezmer oI the 10Th instant. The rreldue OF the
regiment will leave On the 20th inst.
On account Of the refusal Of Mf. Forbes to n1loW
the engines ct The Algonquin to run at the dock for
another nfuetIstx honr trial there will be no faf-
ther conscst Of this Kind On the part Of that
stesmer.
Col John 'O'Mahony, President Of the Fenian..
denies that be ever nade such statements to the
correspondent Ut the London 7aes as the latter a.
icgcs: There Is much activity at Feutan headqusr-
teTs. in this c,tI.
The Ht7cM sAyR: "An order supplementary to
the one advertised few days a,o. has been issued
by tho Secretary Of tie Savy. directing all our f1on
clad vessels posr lying idle. to be put In order and
rot ready ior sea ut the earliest possible period.
, 1865-11-03
Obituary.

II. VINCENT WALLACE, TIE COMPOSER.
The aboEe named eminent lyric composer
died on Thursday, the 18th Of 0ctober, at the
Chateau de Bagen, Haute Garonne, In the
ryrenccs, whittier be had been removed about
month before from Paris Passy. Mr.. Wal
lace had for many years been subject to inter-
rnittent and frequently dangerous attacks Of
md for the LIST twelve months had not been
able to leave his bed. Reduced to extreme
weakness By this long continued confinement,
accompanied with almost incessant bodily
agony, which be bore with the most ndmira-
hLe fottitude, Mr.. Wallace waa advised by the
French physician, Or. Boulllaud, to try the
elect Of the air Of the Pyrcuees. This was
last resource, and, az 1t has proved, an un-
ayailing one. The medical men present on
the sud occasion state the Immediate cause Of
death to have been congestion Of the lungs.
Mr.. Wallace leaves widow and two young
boys. His brilliant career as an operatfc COM
poser is ycry generally known. His most
successful works were Mariana and Lnrline.
He 1earcs posthnmous grand opera In four
acts behind him, almost complete, entitled
Estre1la, founded On q Spanish romancc-Mr-
The body was TO be brought to London for In
terment. He was fltty-thrcc years Of age.
ERNST, TUE FIo11SlsT.
The great ytolinfst Ernst died at Nice, Octo-
ler 14th, after painful illness of many years,
Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst WIGS born in the year
15li, in the town Of Brunn, in MoraFia. lie
studied the art, Of which he became 50 famous
q master, IN Vicnna, where he vas special
farorite with Paeanfni He made his great
haMe and reputation, for the most part, In
Paris. He was an elegant composer for the
violin, bis Eleggy," being. standard piece
with all accomplished prodcients on that in
, 1865-11-03

Cotton Frauds Fcrrctcd Out-Arriya1 Of
Regular Troop%-OutrnEe4a at Florence
Northern Alabama PatrIottc-u
Duel.
Skw foKks nov. The Nashville cosrespon-
dent Of the 1ta<s atatea that Col Brookt has fer
selcd ont ayhiem Of cotton thterins Of hinge pro-
portions. bS which the Government has been badly
swindIed. and ctr1aln Assistant Treasury Agents
hase pocketed large enuad Of moaey 4 Rev. Mr..
Carer has been arrested a. one Of the principal
agenss in !his fraud. Cotton burners aze very
plenty. and eereral areA lately hare destroyed much
Of that description Of properly
Two eomphn1es OF the 18Th reyrI1rs hare ar.
rscd nom Newport r. l., and the regiment Is
o.astercd On Government street Lieut. Burma has
died. Lieut. Oceteston. Of Providence, has been
promoted 10 a. Captaincy, and Lieut. Corlis4, OF The
tame city. has becu promoted to First 1enten-
ancJ-
Horrible outrogcs hare lately been committed
neas Florence, eesesal persons having beeu burned
to death by r0bbc1s in ee4rch Of hidden yaluables
Northern Alabama is fa1l Of patriotism, and
American nass are teen on many housea. but the
southen portion Of the State, Including Mobile, Is
not Eo patriotic, they having suffered heartily from
fnsestm:ntA 10 rebel currency.
4 duel Whs foncht few days since, between
Ha1e editor Of tho Mobile TaMts. and the rebel
Co!onel brook Shot guns were ubed, distauce
forty PAGES; no one hurt
, 1865-11-03

triles a, that section, full cannci Of the Indians
Of DakotAt wfn necessarily bare 10 oc deaaycd
tie rsc@crt eesson which is directed to tbs Grand
HEEL All the tribes are represented IS an1ioas to
ucat with the Gort1uuent Commissioners
The 7'm<s' special SAYS that Judge Patterson o
Tennessee, e. 5. Senaor elect from that State and
his vile daughter OF President johnson, the Indy
rho does The honor at The White Honse, and thels
son, with FranElin johnson, aged IA years, 50 1nc'
est sou Of The President left Monday night for Ve
mont phcsa It IL intended 10 place the boys In q
uniserBity. The distinguished party were tn spe
eih! Government car attached to The regular through
YrhSy frn,. In Nh Tn1
, 1865-11-03
Heavy SStnt3isnt. Operations Pzovi-
dence Merchants ficltnllzcd out OF
100000

cFuU1 TUE 1tdr&JOIu Hpul8nI. 4lQ ILL.,
For nearly two months past some OF our
grocery dealers have been enabled to pur-
chase molasscs, teas, sugars, ETC., ut asion-
ishiug low prices, comparing With the usual
market rites. II appears that young man
named Hopkins, q resident Of Coventry, In
this State, has been engaged In the grocety
business IN rroSIdcuce some time. Ho puf-
chased extensively, aud, BY paying his bills
promptly, established good credit. For three
months past he has bought largely ton
t1me,n and has disposed Of his stock at whole:
sale in the following manner To brother In
New York who vas In the secret, he shipped
part of his purchases, and o large amount
cams 10 this city, whcze II Vas re-
ceived By his father, who left bis farun in
Cor entry to attend to It. The latter hired
store on Morgan street, near tile corner Of
Charles, into which the goods as fast as they.
arrived were placed. The store was never
opened for business only when some carmen
arrived Ut the front door to carry away arti-
cles. Hopkins spent his time going about
town, telling various stories TO merchants,
and soliciting their orders IBIS prices being
from twenty-five to fifty per cent. below the
market. OF course he fonnd no difficulty IN
making sales, for there Is q peculiar fasctna-
tion about a "good bargnin' which, with
many men, influences the pocket without dis
turbing the conscience, and no questions were
asked.
About ten days ago young Hopkins left
Providence suddenly, which opened the eyes
ofhls creditors, aud they sat down and figured
up their interest in his movements, which
amounted, it Is sald, to abont SO 900.
, 1865-11-03

the track they became unruly, and before the
vehicle could be driven ont Of the way, the
whole party was buried beneath thu engine
and long train Of cars. The negro driver
was severely Injured; the prisoners escaped
unhurt and Nj. Porch was Killed
The prisoners disentang1ed themselves as
quickly as possible from the ruins, and whilst
one mounted the only horse left nnhurf and
road of after surgeon, the other remained In
chotge Of his late keeper, 31r. Porch Wis hot-
ribly nangled, and survived only few min
utes alter fhe arriva1of Coroner Coleman The
arm Of the negro was amputated. The con-
remanded to prison. We hope they win be
pariloned for their humane and unseihsh con
duct. Nj. Porch Is ftpm Charlotte, Tennessee
, 1865-11-03

New ToRK. Nor. 2.-Since the end Of the tYar tbe
yayy Department has exhibited great activity II
tti1e ont veesels for service Ia foreign waters. In
the Aeditet1anean We have sir vessels and fo1l
more moat ready; in the Dtnztlian squadrons sis
squadron three vessels on The Ath1ilc cost sever
yesse1s; In the Gulf squadron, thirteen; IN ths
Misaieslppi squadron s1x. and number Of iron
cleds al Mound City, Ill Eleven vessels belong tC
thc Practise squadron nj Annapolis, Md. twenty
two are rsed Is transports, SC. The total uurn
ber Of vcsses IN The eeyfce 10 l01. Number Of guns
, 1865-11-03


In reply to the imputaiions agatnst tho 1oyaty Of
Michael Evans, the candidate for Collector on the
soldiers Ticket hnve been requested to publish
The following statement:
State Of nltuoi4, Cook county, Chicago, sa- Per
Houalfy appeared this day Michael Evans, who hav-
ing ttst been dn1y auotn. according to Inv, doth
deposc and ray, that The testimony alleged BY the
CHICAGO TH1BuxE, to be made by Thomas E..
Courtney, duplicating the nfaut aa hay1nk paft1ci
paed in the importation Of fraudulent yotera, and
been ha1borinE or boarding t.butternuts'' on the
occasion Of tic last full election, Is uotorfously
fa1se ard untrue This a{aant further states that he
has not kept boarding house for nearly seven
years. nor haa bis dwelling been ueed for the accom-
medallion uf hoarders for like period. And this
a1fant a1so says that he has never been identified
With anT secret political society and has never bad
anything to do, or knowledge Of tte importation Of
fraudulent voters, Of harborinG or boarding the
sAIne.
And the af}ant further says that he did uot eou-
slider this pnbllc denial necessary at The time OF tho
publication OF the libel deemtng that the malignant
attack On his reputation evidenced by such a
statement, and conceived a he believes In eptrit
Of q mcndac1ous and unscrupulous parsizanship;
would 10 every fair minded ciltzen convey its own
RETALIATION. He further says that this statement IL
low made BY him for no other personat couisdefa-
lion Than protecting The sold1esa' ucket from such
unjust And eratuttlous aspertion.
MICHAEL EvANs.
~ Subscribed and slturu to before me
ReTe- This I'd Of November, 1863,
nue. : DANIEL 0'HARA,
sta1np} Clerk Of the Recorders toutt.
, 1865-11-03

NEW YoHE, Nor, 2---IutellIgence rece17ed By
IL Jamaica states that The lleordefs began IN the
district OF st Thomas, whcre martial Law has been
declared. The leadc. of the tususrtctfon Ia named
1l ,nogs ss nse osfeS e. @
Lucia and the Andnusia, had left Santiago de Cuba
on the 18th ult TO protect the SpsnIth citizens In
1aalca and ofIer aid TO the AUTHORITIES In suppress
iug the revolt.
, 1865-11-03

If the earth ever collidcs with Biela's double
comet, as some astronomers have supposed,
the crisis cannot be far distant. The comet
is coming toward the earth at q speed consia-
erably greater than that Of Flora Temple
Just now It is hardiy worth while searching
for 1t with IN opera glass. It is not yet sui
flcient1y near Us to be disccrned with the tele-
scope, It's present distance being abont one
hundred millions Of miles, and fts position
near the left arm Of Audromeda. It Il slowly
moving into the adjoining constellation, Pc
9asus, and on the first day OF November next
It will be close to the brig ght star Markab, one
Of the four bright lu1ninarifs which form the
square Of Pegasus It will then pursue q
southerly course, crossing the celestial aquare
about the middle OF this December Singa-
larly enough, 1t then crosses the old path
followed IN 1S48, md near . point where 1t
WAS then observed to separate into two COM
cts. It will continue to approach the easth
I'LL the end of February, when Its distance
from US Will be only eighteen millions Of miles.
At that time 1t will, however, have advanced
far into the Southern heavens, and disap-
pcared from view hero and in higher ATTITUDES,
, 1865-11-03


Internal Revenue for Cotton-Ffan-
ch1se Quallflcatious-Sten1n Burned
Small Pox.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune1
MoSIaoHEnr, Nov. 2.
The Assessor OF Internal Revenue reports =, ,0O0
bales Of cotton eh1pped from here since The war
cloeed, On which be has collected <25U, 600.
In the absence Of The Governor, the following is
made pabHt:
1.-THE Convention axed the qualifications d
voicrs the Fame a in 1888 do not think the Fed
cra1 amnesty cath regulate
tSiEned} ''AIREnT E1aonA,
"Secretary OF State-'t
On the 3lst the steamer Clipper, with ae0 bales Of
cotton wnt burned seventy mf1cs ADORE Mobile,
Capt. English, the eccoud clrrk and two pilots
No insurance.
EeyerAl freedmen broken ont With smal1- -pox have
teeu taken from the streets. The disease r. tnpidly
SnrcaNanx
, 1865-11-03

BUFFALO, Nor. e---The pigeon shooting match
between Root. Newell. OF thIs city. and john Tay-
1or. OF Jersey City, commenced at Ss1scute todny.
trspa but The shooting ii loo single birds began At
one o'clock. The weather Ia drlxzlY. There viii
be shooting a double birds Tomorrow.
sfRAcUsE, Nor. 2--TaSior, Of New Jersey, won
100 single birtls Taylor scored "a out Of 100, and
Newell q. Three OF Eewelrs bl.hs fell dead out
side the boards.