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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
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AppIes.-5Oo bbls choice Winter Apples for
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Foot of Superior street,
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Reduction i'm price Of PrOvisiOns-on
account of the recent decline in hogs enabled
to reduce the price of Fresh and Salt Pork and
Lardfr two to five cents per pound.
ROSE PRENTISs,
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4Obh lhE uAlHs
BBLTINoRE, November IG.-The Richmond
papers state that Kirby Smith took the am
nesty oath at Dynchburg r.r ....r
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NEW YoRK, November ia special to
the Herald dated at Toronto, Canada. to
day, has the following; Intense excitement
placed troopsa at the disposal Of the Mayor
and informed him of the probable early at
tack on the city, with instructions to take as
many prisoners as possible. On Tuesday
night the house of Col. Lowrey was pelted
with brickbats.
To-day's Leader says great preparations
have been made, such as posting troops and
patrols, INCREASING police force, &eY and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
THE ROCHESTER, BILLIARD CON.
TkAT.
Fox aud Deery Play for the Chimp ionship
"A Close Natch-Deery Triumphant.
From Our Special Correspondence.


ROCHESTER, n. Y, Sept. g. 1865.
The seventh contest for the champion billiard
cue Of America, which came off at Washington Hall
in this city last evening has been the leading subject Of
conversation for some days. and is slow to resign its
place 20 the next excitement The contestants were
John Deery Superintendent Of Gearys billiard rooms
in Washington ard Louis Fox of this city, the holder
the cue. Louis Fox, who won the by default from
his rival in the last match is decided ayOrite with
the billiard men here. and his playing excited the
greatest enthusiasm 1t is rather amusing to see that
enthusiasm row set forth foi his failure to
hold his own
The game played was the usual one on q table Of
Phelan a COllenders. with q balls 1900 points up
" ashncton Hall, in which taGle was placed for
the contest is i room admirably adapted to such pir
pose. being nearly square, and aff0rding accommoda
tons, this OCCASION ior 900 800 lOOkers-o the
seats being placed. as is customary in the form Of an
amphitheateT, aording a perfectly unobsructed view
from all parts. The rival players each sustained
by their separate admirers but of course very large
portion OF the audience were Rochester people and
consequently FoXites. The billiard fraternity gave
tLor most distinguished members to the OCCASION
follows: Philip Teman, CINCINNATI: Michael Phelan,
Now-IOrk; j. McDevt, Indianapolis John Seereitcr,
Detroit; NJ. Geary Washington. ID. c.; NJ. Foley. De-
tIoit; II. Griffin, Utica; q. Is. Hubbel, Hartford;
Sanuel May, Toronto; William Jaques, Coburg W.
The record Of the game WAS in brief thus:
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TFyE Fsps.D.
Grand CricLcs M-sch nj Brool,yn.


The annual match between the first eleven of
te Boston Club ard the first eleven Of the New. York
Club was commenced yesterday at the Bedford Cricket
Grounds Ercchyu. \ largo company Of visitor, was
present during the afternoon. The play good and
tAs ground Ia excellent condition after Louls play
h was di cut 10 score much ai Tie ossct 0Wlns ~ tIe
sluggslrcss Oi tho turf after The heavy rains 81 Int
We missed several wcl-known cfick,fers Of Boston.
WHO al hitherto played in tie first eleven. The Acw-
Workers also Lad not their iuil strcuth ;he field. A.
is however the sides mott cyel.y matched md
doJlcss fierce struggle vii! eusue to-day as 10 who
ife the supcliOrs IN tlIs interesting match
AT ll:3D the New-l Orkcrs having won the option Of
going H. avaed themselves OF H. ana sent Ncssrs
sharp and Hudson 10 the bat. against the bowling of
O'Brien and Hammond. Both played steady adding
- 10 the score Hudson mace IL ~ good ciicketng
style. Byr0ns - mastery display Of the Tnne
his cg.ltting being loudly applauded Tyler played a
good innings for II runs making grand total Of ~
runs
The Bostonans send Nicholson and Sullivan 10 the
wickefs opposed 10 the bowling Of Adams and Marsh
These two made 2. runs before they were ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

MISS fust ~. -O't 8, lOHI.
ScOre-DecTy, 100 points; Fox, l,ioJ
Inniaes-Dccry, 81; Fox. 20.
Aycragc-Dccry, 10 1921; Fox, lt Jlu
Highest runs-Decry, 100. Fox, 40
Time four hours and thirty minutes.
Umpire: For Deery, CraEey a Cleveland, Ohio;
for Fox Gershom ligbbel Of Hartford.
Eeferee-Ph..p Teman, Cinn'nrnti.
Fox lad been The fyortc al day with those WHO
akcd money on the event. but tie evening brought a
reverse oi opinion and the odds went over TO Deery.
A. Inc game progressed. most manifest and disgrace
fl Workmanship violated good order and Threatened 10
mar the quiet closing Of tie scene At the twclly.
uni. Deefy called "fog'" ard was sustained by the
referee aui al candid Observers Of the pay. The par
sans Of tie player However were loud aud nncvil IN
their applause OF their iuyOriie, and when Dcery
sumed the cue and failed 10 make single point tins
enabling bis opponent 10 retrieve nls misfortune, the
Lulrg. were almost uubrarlb'e. Decry several times
seemed 10 manifest some degree Of reasonable wrath
ui in the end proved TO have been less trying to him
than to the iyuric. for the game terminated with
gain OF 30 points for the former
10 claim that the applause was tic reason why Tox
lost his game seems absurd from the fact which no
one can deny, that II the result lad been reversed
would have been just rs surely attributed TO DceYs
perturbation rom The .uleIiiEence Of tie crowd.
Tie playing Of both was excellent; Ioxs manner
was much more pleasing than Was that Of Derry but
Lis luck was very bad. While be frequently cit the
balls in most excellent position for Deery. he Wae
OBJ gcd 20 hunt thcm up for hi5 own shots from ell
quarters Of the table OF dis6ice one f,n The evoc,
rear Vi another. al agree that he welded his cue with
skill, and deserved q better fate. Deery
bearing, if l.tc naughty, sill charming; he a..
preached the table with the mir of man who rests
upon certain knowledge fls science and played WITH
a fIDress very different from tie elastic spring aid
nervous snap Of bis competitor
Il is reported that tie discounted holder Of IN ,ro
has offered challenge TO the winner, - plav within
thirty days for $50 90 $500 bar rumo. also has II tina,
DeeIy declines. lie VIII have enough To DO as il is
Challenges are already in again tLe winner OF Thurs
day match, iom Pieire ourme, April II: Melvin
Foster. May u; John AcDeyitt, Jrne ,. Josaph
Dion last. Meanwhile ;he cue has gone to Washington
with is happy owner ond Eochcs; cries out with the
wOlll-"W What neytf"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Gard f-sp. the Crew OF the samuel Coll.


re undersigned, composing the crew Of the
'oled she'll samuel Coycr of New.i ork, respectfully ap
peal t. their brother OF the United states to eynce
their lrestaon Of the conduct and action, OF the Poush-
s.eu,.e crew. consstn, Of Wnm Stevens Homer
Wooden Wilsm Burger aud Ezekiel Bencwsy which crew
were ry and honestly defeated by in the match for
$4,000 side upon o., Hudson River roushkccpsic, thc
lsl Of July last.
one Charles H. Diamond assignee and representative Of
ts crew is now suing Gcorge Wihes esq for the stokes
which r. entrusted to Li treasurer stakeholder We
feel tdeui that such conduct will with unanimous
OF condemnation from every person who has the
trt rc.pec desire Tor e promotion # good
shin aud honest boat racing. Aud further hope that all
crews will publicly, do. decline positively any
competition with the socalcd "Poughkrrp.e crew either
states.
We lave waited patiently. for liberal pcod TO give the
crew OF r Floyd T. f. Fields an opportunity Of p.rformirs
m act of simple Justice toward o.. By aclnow'cdius in the
pullc pint, chat tho crew Of the Samuel Coycr the
race and money fairly, and upon their merits The
gkccIse crew. showing this to be the fact have not su
dcieni honesty and niaguauiinty to admit it,
While heartily thanking the press frequent h,tterng
and complimentary illusions many contests and fairly
Won victories. happy To hy hat with pride
point ooyeIy which have Iowcd, honest and
square one Away eHdcAvons 10 row our best FOR the
credit Of New OH whether abroad at home, champ
ON coor are We are proud say unidentified by any stain
Of dishonorabe conduct
Jous 4. BiCLN. DENNIS LEAgY
J.sgs H. prGLv BERNARD RIGLIS.
E1,f Il.,nn.h,rd, .tis. York Sent. ., Its.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-SrPT II
before Commissioner OSBORNE
AN IRISH WAY OF CATCHING TiIEF-THE DANCER
OF VISITING IMP2oPER HOUSES WITH C0USTE2.

TLe Unitcd stntes ag.. Georee Fnrm.n

The United states est beorfe rufman
The accused in this case has incurred consider
able annoyance, though not perhaps permanent. lusry
through the following circumstances Some tine sgo Z
psa he lost valuable golj wltch COR which he oseItd
iewaTd Of : 100 After publishing this advertisement
nented himself and Detective Farley, VAC, in tie
hope Of cchug the thief supplied him With code Of s
mas snd 100 in counterfeit money, Of which part -
United States Treasury note. Appointments uee with
the thief and detectives but he ttIe thief proved sy nd
escaped arrest, leaving the counterfeit money si
sion Of Mr. Flrman.
Nh Fnrnsn was in the habit Of visiting four cutie rre,
but improper sisters ,ei residence IN Thiytd he
had already lost the $50 before be visited them srdy
That evening Miss Emma 0fthe rail sister asked Fur
man. being already very tight TO stand treat he handed on.
his pocketbo0s, telling Ter he hal small bills, bit one
large bill Of 100 with which soc dashed on procure tie
Aer Sue bad got ont furman % lar reused hs
TO shout afer Ler not 90 otter lat bill BY tina. tine Me
Emma past shouting for.
Mi. Carrie the elder Of the sisters testified 10 tie above
facts. and that Furi1n drunk t.at he imned'y
her, kurmans counsel Offered evidence % snow te
good character OF biz client. but lie Commissioner bed ii
tl Lot lessary that the intent 10 pa Ae oGey Ss
entirely improved aud lie therefore discharge TIE &C.
cUsed.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAxBgRs-sEPT. n.-Beiore justice
BAKSARD
DANGERS OF A RETURYED CALIFORNIAN.

Edward Cunnar agt. Peter Perazzo-r.4intif,
who is returned Californian claims to have brc ut houe
large amount OF gold dust and so gold pieces vat tie
boarding house Of the defendant his counryan and he'e
according 20 bis own persuaded by NJ Perzo
that take his money the Five Points we
be was about to TO- and to leave ii in his charge.
Shortly after doing this the defendant having out lis
wife raised the cry OF thieves" and on enter
iug his room the box in which the money
placed wa. found broken open and all the vals
bes removed The plaintiff mas sued the deiendsnt and
pocurd h arrest for the fraudulent conversion Of biz god
The defendant vecate the order Of arrest
adavts showing his absence at the time Of the robbery
ard his Iona residence and good character in this city
The Judge took the papers end reserved his decision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Ehe National Telegraphie Union.
CHICAGO. Monday. Sent. IL.

CHICAGO Monday, Sept II, lsdj.
The National lelegraphic Union met this
afternoon at the Concert Hall Of the Opera House, and
was called 20 order by President Hammond The re-
ports Of the President Treasurer and Corresponding
Secretary were read. Aieer some other preliminary
business the Convention adjourned until tomorrow
morning TO wait the arrival ofseyera delegates now
en- route. All the Northern States are represented IN
tie Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
eastman made le runs BY excellent play. Hammonds

IA were we'll gotten. A change Of bowling was re.
sorted TO. which had beneficial effect for the New
Workers Hudson and Crossey were successful.
the wickets falling in quick succession. The total
marked II runs leaving New York two runs ahead for
their first innings.
The fielding OF the Boston players was better than
that of the Workers yesterdays but the batting depart
ment was better attended to by the NewYork players
than their opponents The visitors were cordially en-
tertaned by the gentlemen Of the New-YO club. We
give the score Of yesterdays play
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CrAxBzRs-sEP ll-gs.
fore judge CARDOLo.
WHIT nF HAM As Cn2prs

In re. Michael Walters and William Cullel.-
The prisoners were brourl into Cour. this morning ,wf
Of hcbtas corpus. and m t Howe. their counse moved
their discharge tie ground Of the insuiicicAcy 81 IT, NJ
dercc :. inst them.
The complainant in the Mr. James solomon streisi
he standing the Platform n oil .ls Acs.lv4
cs.s when he was suddenly pushed by tie p.,oaes nd
shortly af.egward h. missed H. wcich.
II was contelced by Nr Howe that iuasmuch "a W. so
did not actually the prisoners take bis watch "a 81
bave been stolen by other parties and also that the commit
men, irregular.
Counsel FOR people elaine hat the prisoners set
g Jointly ia the matter end M Solomon let hi
he being pushed the prisoners extracted tie tcA ron
s pocket, aud further tAat te commitment followed t
statute in every particull end e slowing 20 b T.
regular il could be seat back under the statute oI amend
ment.
His Honor remsniea the prisoners 20 the rombs discharged
the writ. and fixed the bail 81 800 in each
COURT CALENDER-THr DAY.
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CITY NEWS,

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-The thirty sixth
annual fair OF the American Institute viii open to-day
at the armory of the 22d Regiment. Fourteenhst,
near Sixth-ave Extensive preparations have been
made for the exhibition, and it is thought that ample
room has been given for the numerous inventions that
will be sent there. On the whole the present fair
promises to be quite attractive any Of its prede.
cessors if not SO; and the attendance from pres.
ent Indications will be very large not only from the
Metropolis but from various other cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

INQUEST on ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE JOHN-
81 IInr-An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner
cover NJ his Office No. Centrest. the body o John
Fillo who died In the New-lOrk Hospital from the
effects Of burns received nearly three weeks since az
the ire nj No Is Johust. The testimony taken IN the
ease Of Catherine Ccws another victim ~ the fire, was
read TO the Jury and, after sh RI dehbaration they
returned the following verdict THAI tie deceased
came 10 his death by burns received al the fire ~ No
rs John.st on the 18th day Of August isoJ; ana we
further believe said ire occurred by Spontaneous com
blstion at co.ored signalights, which were manlAc
tured rs Mesrs Edge OF Jersey City fyioieehms'S,
and We further ceusurc Mcssrs Edge 4 Co. Tor not
cautiously manufacturing said lights, and we luithsr
recommend the Common Council TO amend inc oi1l'
nance fog storing ana keeping OF gum oW1'l aIu l,
works making a violation of the same punishable by a
fine or Imprisonment OF both Deceased was native
OF Hungary aged 80 wears and resided IN ilhasns'
burg where he leaves wife ana ihulN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

TIE MoosELAND GOLD COMPANY GASP
THE CONPLAIyr DlsMssEp.-Ihe complaint OF AIR.
Edward d. Barrett against Mr.. Charles j. Anthony, q
resident of Worcester Mass. which for some time past
has been pending before Justice Bowling at the lonbs
was set down Tor a further examination yesterday
morning The complainant states that in bis capacity
ne AGENT for eX.Goy. Gilmore of New-HampShire he
was Induced through the false aud fraudulent repre-
scntatious OF the defendant to invest $4,000 Of that
gentcman's money in certain gold property known az
the Mooseand Gold Company the said pronerty be.
inc located in Nova Scotia. The case has excited con
siderable interest and has been published at lougth in
Inv TRprNE The comp ainGnt and his counsel fail
ing make their appearance ana Oh the motion o John
Se wick counsel for the defendant. the dis
missed by the magistrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

BOARD OF ALDERMEY-No QUoRuM-lhere
WAS no meeting of the Board Yesterday aqrorum NOT
appearing at roll call and the CIefA de'"ou e boa'u
adjourned to Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

DpmoREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE. do no'
fail 10 see the Brilliant and Spicy September No.
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Mere Witnesses for the Defense
Demanded.
Passage at Arms Between Counsel
Eyiaeaee CT Major-Gen. Wilson.
Special Dispatch to The n. y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. II, 1862
Gen. Wilson and Col. Willing of the attn
Kentucky Cavalry. occupied the time OF the WIZ
Court not given to the verbal "range OF the counsel
iur the dofensn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Latest ship News.

ARRIVED
Steamship Baltimore, Lewis, Washington 20 hours mese'
and pass. +. Hand. m -. .., .,
Brett, Son 4 Co. -
T. : fIsate Niagara.
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lAdyertisemsnt.l
DON'T DYE TIKI HAZE

DON'T DYE THB HAIR.--Use BOSWELL A.
WARNERs COLoRiriC; colors beautifully and ,stn,,l
application no wash no trouble. Mandatory No. Dew,
NY. >''~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
The OCEAN YACHT RACE.-The first ocean

The OCEAN YACHT RACE.-The first ocean
yacht race that has taken place in this country
came off yesterday morning, between the Henrietta and
Heetwing, which started from the lghtshp off Sandy
Hook on their way to Cape May. The Henrietta is a
fore.andaft rugged yacht 200 tuns burden James
G.. Bennett r owner, and Fleetwing, about 200 tuns
burden owned by S. A. Osgood. They will return to
New. York this evening. number of bets are depend
inc on the result. The Henrietta is being sailed by
Capt. Richard Brown. and the Fleetwing BY Nelson
COmstOck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

COURT CALENDER-THrs Day
SUPREME COUEr CHAMBERS-NoS. =, ~, IL, -,
g. TO-. IOi los. m. Il2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

The CUSTOM. House. Since Collector Kings
appointment to office, he has received over 500 app
cations for positions in the Custom House. principally
from returned soldiers, and has filed but two Of the
places The total number Of applications on file of pres
ent is nearly T. OOO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-27
HELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation, used in connection with tho Extracts Buchu
and sasaparia, n such diseases recommended. Evil
dence Of tho most responsible and reliable character VIII
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, ,ct hundreds Of Thousands living Witnesses, and up
wards 5000 unsolicited rccommenda-
tory letters many of which from the highest sources,
including eminent Physicians Clergymen Statesmen. &C.
The Proprietor has rcsorted their publication IN
the newspapers he docs not do this from the fact that his
articles rank Standard Preparations and DO not need
to be proppcd up by certificates.
The Science OF Medicine like the Dorc Column, should
stand simple, pure, majestic having Fact for its basis,
Induction for Its pillar and Truth alone for Its Capital