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Z LOST AND FOUND


nOG LOSr-Lost, a young yellow BULL TER
- klEk cropped ears and long tail; answer, 10
Inc name OF Skip suitable reward will be paid
Tor bis return to No. $50 street. Dc 23-at'
1 OST=Yesterday afternoon. a small ,PARO.
HQcET, supposed to have flown from his cage
4 liberal reward wi he given by returning IL "a
mrs. POOREST, $50 Penn avenue, second
s,oIy, Ient room = = ~ De D. IT
GS0 REWARD.-Stolsn, on the night OF thu
~cO 10th OF September,
A DARK BAY HORSE,
upwards Of Is hands high, white hi nd feet, and a
crib sucker.
I will pay S26 for the return OF the horse. and
325 for the arrest and conviction of the thief ~
SAMUEL SUTTON, ..H.
81. Denis Post Once.
se q OF baltimore county, Md.
& n REWAED-Strayed away from the s1b.
VI " ecIfber, in &c srgeto wn, on tho 18th fpat
one small BAY M LE. eight or ten hands HE
sore snoulders. Any Information given shall be
attenoea te JOHN MOORE.
Sc ST. - Duubar;on street No 40
$40 REWARD 0,,Strsyed or stolen, two dark
" " Brindle COWS, one on 18th ef July And
one Oh the 10th 81 September long tails one Il ped
with white AID one hind foot white; marked on
ears Mrs VAN RISWTCE '"
Sc T-3tH Corner lst and SITS. NAVY Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

DEAL LACE HANDK ERCHIIFs, FROM 8,
H to $50 each, newest desians, At
.-. pI'l "a y III DAVIS a aAITHRRS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

JAFss tp Pie,ss X Ss's 60 ssss.s a..a
) holsiersd sna ysrnishsd. lith and 3 sts,, 1nssr
The S,s ssss hishs Psiss Ssid for Sscosd hand
soIII.e.s. silly
NV BOOKe-BysithvSiShsS RStros.,St d,
aaNssH; The 30 Doctor Hplsss fson 0Ssrissf
nSsss. ycS, w. - ~ $500 ne efosogse; Oil
s.restT: nePhsnosS Po,isicsi hssusl tor sss Sn
81 ~ = gsex =. itRAGCk fAILOR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
LiTEST SHIP NERS.

ARRIVED. Sunday, Sept rs.
Steamship Emy B. soado Leckwoed Chsreoa Go bsur, win
uleae sud pass. o. WINSTON Fox Co.
OdsL = - " ~
sslm..p wsmsiita. Fish EswBeloId with n,dso 10 Fersu
soa 4 Wood. -
Slip eeityiugb Rd;e HAvre day with msse ana ls3 ,,,
hilAe i9s u IS rSehorsd It Tie Lower Qgarantne
hP Deyi llo'dlsy hoAveD Shields JAY 2e with nde 70
Bss Leons @ S. George Me- Howard Cow Bay lsd.y, with
iS1 20 ~ ~ sIa ~ ~ sts Tdbai ain bars Dgo and
Bars esresce iIGl Wnt Rotterdam so with mise TO
Funeh hencAe Nend bS had strong westerly gaes tAo whole
D. H. Da Vol s q. - - - ''' - ~ " "
hnrsGss.
BIS Nry 3. Balz. " 81 acculooh Eas. Hssbor T. j. Is
dNs @hh ~ % j. r. "hnsy Il Co. Sept q 81 H. long
y a Ira Iie'loh, nom Wilmington, ~ Havana. venting
ns,io iie sten having Jumped overheard that morning and
e od she iuIashed with gator by bark Lucy A.
Nena TON Turks Island or NewYolk Lot port
teI "a p ] hcvls Son. ~
sear Sisi.e. y G to Bosonl Thatcher Cow Bs. Day,
SroKRN.
cps ~ s ola 3 ~ snip saioags hence lor San Pau,es
Boston '-' w.
y &" lcI EaNssa '''
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DISASTER TO THE STEINER GEN. MEADE.

From Our Special Coue'pordeBt
KY WfsT, sept. 10 1896
Official reports to the owners and underwriters
will il due time carry 10 Interested tic particulars OF toe
disaster to the steamer Gen Meade In the absence OF oher
information following statement may supply tue desired
data BY which TO at ineligible judgment OF vac
fnir 10 relieve an anxiety conceTliDg INC PASSENGERS ana
cre il IA proper 10 say that; known al this WIZ
ing (eyenlEe o. Sept lo) 90 lives have betn lost;
RE Eleanor Genoral Meade, Capt james Berry, ssiet
from New York FOR Ecw.Oreaus saturday sept having
course from ataras MAJ na kcef which she iegehea
On Ihnrsaay "cTanS hassiHs r tss ,be aout o. No.
On Friday morning in conseq nenoe II having se8 'ups
Florida Tor CsIyport LSai sspns rec5 c cusi ot K
at about 80 H. on Friday ne lh AIet nv. OK sl1 noe
effort che steamer was sot en- oa' ~ Ire alien
toa OF ihs SreeAe, pSy S.ae y uYl y, @ ~ 10 81 he
vessel OH She was ghered and got aoA. and inc Two car
goes which rad taken or were again l on board lac
At9 m Sunday the Oh the after crank pin broke, diss
bling the selmeg SAL was made anG she headed I9r Key
West Jhe wind blowing light Iom lhe eastward Nothing
now remained seek assstaucg uI ,he nearest port
and tho m, with fine uep took one ~ e boats and started
for Key West 30 The day. During he night they
met With very heavy squalls Made Lc ilgi az p. be-
tween SombreTo ard CarysJr Kce iOEiB down the reel
H. consequence OF the feayv squalls which endangered the
boat The compelled beach her between - and
o'clock At night Here inc party dci1ned abont one
horr when hey again iunCecd and mode i Key Neah at
slant hI Howe ager for tie UnaeIwucT', Immediately
dispatched the steiner Liberty which happened TO be IN port
az Tho e TO toe assistance OF ITO disabled eaDer When
the e the eteaer he reports er being unnilrcd
and leaking Tie pres D,on H. II cn with IN good
Season the steamer viii be iOwod into 10y West where she
Will to repaired and proceed her yoy.gs Much credit
ae>2sdc .ho mate or the energy WlcA 20 Ispayei IN
reaching Key West under s many d!iLcu.l!Cs
LATlR.
ecpL H. ceoct a. m-Suco writing tie foregoing, have
the satisfaction Of saying thgt The Y. s. Gun coa fell IN
with lbe Meade yastedny. and has succeeded IN towing
her ntO his port where she lies OF acor IN the stream
regret that not able 70 give the name # the gunboat
% this of writing hut you Will yf0bahy receive %
through other The steamer Eatef Use viii leave %
frH Uunee, and tho steamer j. W. Enermfn Capt D. q.
Tu'.c H-e5 stopped fcG e29l Vii l3l9v du-i7. the
ncfnli 2. .-' d - H. &
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i,s recent session Ia Baltimore Mr. Harris is an aecn
s,notef of President Johnson and is exceedingly ANXIOUS
10 open "a door for hs brother traitors, as the ioho"s
extract will show: 49,. .hsor;as
In aptsars TO me 10 be useless 10 talk about we bsn
whether the Southern States are In OF Of the
tins odious testoath substantially acts agan hiIs The
Alike under both theories Under neither theory, "i1spv
fest exsts can the South benefited. Then be 81 yers
les the pinch Of the question All the eoIn men 20
of thoe country shond be exerted TO return WsddIe
Congress and OtLeF positions IN the that
States who will go for ITS immediate repa the two
theories spoken Of 20 far the admission " Who
states il concerned viii. DO settled Any IeSures
r a. the states are out Of the Union, ane
The assent Of Congress both branches Tor tcI m A.
could certainly consider the repeal OF the te' ev bopd be
ed ny in Inc Union again. SO FAR os am ooneei1. "
rot nc that should consider the repeal Oh the
@ oath by The Joint act OF Congress one only way ,sr nc
80, of be South reedmitted into Inc Ohlon just as
nay as il the assent Of Congress had peen noloa'eu 0!
he nsssage OF bin expressing in words that assent
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COLLISION ON EHE NORTH RIVER.
FERRY. poAr.ASD A PLEASURE STEAMER IN COLLISION
MARROW ESCAPE OF LARGE NUMBER OF PAS

A rppry.poArAEp APLEAsURE STEAMER IN COLLISION
MARROW ESCAPE OF LARGE NUMBER OF PAS
sENGERs.
Yesterday morning, about II O'Clock, the steamboat
George Washington coded with the Desbrossess feTy
boat d. s. Gregory The George Washington, being on an
excursion trip Keypor bad stopped at Ttryourh st. END
Christopher st. take passengers on board ana was On neF
way down the Barcays for similar purpose Shen
the ferry boat being three hundred feet from The slip Oh
her way TO New York. the eosOn ;ook place. As soon as
danger Of the accident was oppehonded the officers Of the
George Washington gave Ito anal ssnnls when were uh
AN foreprt of one the frryboas cabins smashed
in while the George Washington bow WINS swept away
w, one enid and man Oae Of the women had her
leg so badly bruised as 10 make likely that amplal9q WIZ
be necessary aud me 9ther WOs e.o 70 gaoS Tbs man
leg that she bad TO be conveyed 70 ae HOSPITAL! b Of
escaped with some hard bruises on his hand Du me
ngon proceeded down he river Hler he eoHlsion
her passengers Chabers.st Done OF them having
Dry Dock Jersey City, where she now hes noI III 4S
ferry boat D. Gregory All hs tickets pufehasea oF 'n'
excursion trip ~ Keyport will he redeemed -.
But Tor the fact that Washington has iass DOW aDou
30 feet in length must have sunk wiihn Ve minutes
the collision entire SIDE Of her bo" if sauce VI "
Can't sherman commanding The Warrington, estimates
the amount OF damage at about 500 he states het DC
fore the collision lie blew hs whistle l1loahg nm ne Ike
tended pass the eft Tho signal Was uhheeueu W
forry.boat which kept ts way aud seeing tns Hap.
Sherman rang engine bell 10 stop his boat too ae DOW"
over, 70 prevent the collision. . - -, nth
None OF the passengers Of the WasaBt YeIe hi VIZ
tho exception OF bootiack Who bad his hand lammod
The passengers who most severely Injured Op he
feTybdat were MIS- Phiapena Hana native Of Germany
aged % wears who resides No - HldgOn ST. Jersey C
her au inter Lena aged years; and AIRS Downey Iesu
ing at Bergen NJ j. These cnaght in no e9On ana
fbnred With the wreck timoer seats aud boards Mrs
ans had both legs broken and her daughter received oSa
flesh wound in the thigh cut IN tho face ana Lg ar ou
spraucd Roth were taken to the Now.Nork Hospital py
o1eer Reey OF the Fifth Precinct ben one Of Mrs HANS
legs Wa suputaed Sue Is considered IN dangerous CON
dn mi a surgeons IN charge have hopes Of her intimate
resoyCFy Mrs DowBey bGdonc OF her legs ana
~
deGco BY tiends - ~. t,.. .he
cabin lie ferry boat having completely smashed n
Iucty there were ow passengers 10 he CABIN ana tn'
majority Of those succeeded getting cut before the
NO whole natter viii probably be lnres.eatea ~ Wy
Coroner and the facts Of the wiz heh be ShoWn VINO
10 blame viii then be mede apparent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

SIXTH WARD JOHNSON GIVE.
TIE BOOK Trade SIZE.

The Fall trade sale Of books BY Leavtt q Sire.
tesgh was closed Saturday at O'Clock ?. u.
larger number and greater variety Of ooks lavo
disposed Of at this trade than Of any similar sale in this
country Throughout he sale tae number OF buyers
tendance has been large They represented nearly every State
OF the Union With the exception Of Saturday the bidding
been spirited throughout Many Of the prominent buyers
Jeff city Friday and Saturdays sale eoBseqaeng
dull buyers who did remain good bargans
especially IN the invoice English books OF Alexander
Lon Co We quote Of the prices Obtained Saturday,
phie Iturn 457s; Modern Rads. o. 49, Book Animate
s 25i Nursery Rymes ~ as Gems rom Paer, ga 5Ji Dor
0oldsn J. Boys and HOY they became Great
Men Eeudny Life Of Horace Greeley Published London sc
Old EIglsh Ballads ~ 81 Sabbath 5ras 50 IS Three Gems.
ea x Dgse Dela es; Dofes D0U Coixolo SIC Juvenile
Ns.ufst Sse Sunday Sc 25 Leaeh tad Grow Fat &c
Crown Poet 81 90; ChiRsse Grammar 2Ie Persian Grammar
e. 10, Ie.ksh Grammar 5oe AIsoy 81 Pspy Diary lean
81 81 Tho Catholic Cfrir GotieTs Instructions
Fessts q a5 Hiory Of yoeroys Ireland d sjj
Ebiory th0 ercses ard their ReiLcn Al o. Cardinal Wise
nsns seaen& ~ BOOK Ri.h IN Original lIsh, csc. Pic
icIdtH HoaIs with he - Pictorial Lo OF lhfrt
81 ~ llrIIA Llle q ihe Nh.o MaIs, u %
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PREPARATIONS MADE FOR TIE CoSTEsT-CoNDITIoS
or THE COMPETITORS

PREPARATIONS MADE FOR TEE CONTEST CONDITION
OF TIE COMPETITORS.
The sculling match between Joshua Ward, Of Corn
wallis Landing and Walter Brown. Of Portland Me- fer
O. 600 side which Is the last named place to
IN the sporting circles OF this city FOX the past fortnight The
anecedenis each Of the contestants well known the
newspapcreadrg public thai 1t Is unnecessary 20 into
complete history Of them 10 this article.
Ward las been oug time before the public champion
seuer he having "wOrn The bell for years until Il
taken from hin by James Hlmll in a match Which
these men rOwca Pittsburgh July 10 le6l 81 600 side
Prior 70 that time Ward had measured with Hamm
The PouehEcepsic eculng gfOGad. Tho rOwci
successive dsys Hamm being the winner the first day
known as an aspfant 0F sculn- houos aud daring
aud confidence exhibited by lin in challenging Ward formed
the subject Of much comment. Hamri and Ward also
rowed in The scuyk River different Occasions for
500 side each match Hainm beirg the winner OF bO
matches
twill be remembered that wrl rowed against Blown his
present opponent 1t Worcester this Sdor aud that be
the loser Nothing daunted however BY this failure win
prize Ward resolved challenge Brown. nd accordingly did
80. The challenge accepted. and, after good deal OF
correspondence between parties the we're agreed
upon place selected which the shonli AXE
place IL settled that the metel should be for sloO0
side, that tie should OF at Portland Me- and that
Ward should arrival that place have the choice Of
ground.
TomoTroS September ls appoatsd tho day TO- the
race take place al this having been d0ae both OF tho
repaired % their homos train Tor the oosest Brown
remained at Portland WLelo lie resides and pro-
ceeded 20 PIT himself IN "um fr tie match. Ward also
proceeded Immediately 10 20 the thing. Io remained
az bic house az CoTnwal Landing, where BIO keeps hotel
called the Ward House." and promptly entered upon
training Of the most improved pattern, until what
wlth waking aud rowing and striking Woghty sandhaCB
dong ala sors Of gymnastics generally he soon boieyel hin
sei u be u hrsl rate conapon Not thy1ndlag ba how
lLli within tew dsrs before be- .p.IeG lor ho Diugo
oAIe 20 l-at As az 10. iee 4, 81 d. 81 koed e0g4 c1
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as he deemed necessary in order to nsnro POSITIVE Fe0y
The boat to be used by wsrdn the r,eo Of e
,;yv ncS, IA wes built by James Mckay OF TINS cry snd
Measures % feet inches in ength and - inches IN oieaa
It was brought Cornwall Lending Two weesS so Of o
nav Togbt although thoy are shorter than usual -. -
Brown it is understood will row IN me ssns po1 h
bicb no Gained his Worcester triumph. lie sad 70 ~
snlendd trir and his friends eontdent-and snow 'ne
eonadenee Iy making heavy bets In bis fayornat no WI
como fyom die contest victor. He Is native OF NsWpuIen
Ave miles north OF Cornwall and old friend Of mo
adversary lie Is about "A years Of age, WINE ara = " n
The distance TO DO rowed three miles one ana nan mis
10 stake and return. Ward arryeu az m Llama"
Friday II and the race viii oortsiny come on oInoIYE
weather permitting large number OF persons
aquatic sports gone 10 Portland from THIS Guy 10 "'
the affair,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
FIELD SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
NATCuEs 70 BIZ PLAYED.


The following matches age announced:
Sept i7.-peoouic-ys. Nnrdyke. ,.o,,.,, rto,,pcr
sspt ie-orlenial Vs. NJ N. Van Dyke iLe rounds Of
the Oientsl GDocnout called at y O'Clock p H.
Sep'. Ip-tfron Eureka az Newark.
self. I-.--Fkcel'io! vs. Naiiora', u Washington.
Sat. al rgrisi0r " Union. go Washington.
SOP. la-LuIohn Empire. Ecilra game ~ Eohokcn
Sut l9Nsoha ofJcfsey City) ". Eage OF NeT.Kofk)
SIT. TO- Waterbury va Enpre. at Hobokon.
: pt lg.-Pacfc OF Now Utrecht Hudson River tof
Egg 1ufgb) NewbgTgb. Pacific takes LAO O'Clock boat
sent Ia@saSae .of Pattersou) vs. Erccsor of Ridge
woodl the EEcels.or Grounds Edg'vooi Gne called at
s'pt. ie-A1lnilc vs. tfarJ. on tho Uniou Grounds.
scpt ol-Co. l. 81. c.. D. Ioriysogenth Regiment on
Union GTouuds. BrooliJT, 60 2;;p 2. m.
SEPT. 2Uaony!lo n. IOwlatleu' on iosmsrs grounds
UnonyIle Concy Island
Sept ec.--Aiert Va. Astiye at Sing sing
Sept 2!.-Uuion W. waterbury, horlsnnia. &c..
Sept !.-Fultgn Market Constellation, On Satellite
SEPT. .o-Typocraphcd vs. World, rciasn.game,
Tgp0gI nphics Grounds CsrEo Ps south Brooklyn OF >
Sept ruTeka w. Empire
Sept. 22--Ruecr W. Alert
sept 2s-Autnal ~. Union Uilst n.nc) n. Hobokcn
Sept 2a-Elgo ". Olympic OF F"'cFsonh h'boAen -
p m.
Sept % aud e7st George Club tGTt eleven vs. YoanF
America Club a. H,boken.
Oct AMI 2-S George Club (frst eleven vs. Germantown
Club, az Germantown. Philadelphia.
VISIT or TnB EXCLUSIONS TO WASHINGTON
Special Dsps,eh to Tie y. 7. Tribune.
The Excelsior Base Ball Club Of Ncw-YOrk are 70
e'iye hero tonight They Il Tuesday With The Nationals.
At least 5000 spectators win be the ground Tomorrow
tho clubs viii excursion 10 Great Fae, Potomac
River - miles above this city, and Monday visit Mount
Vernon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

IPO0KIYN.


THE SOUTH Brooklyn MEETING TO-SiGHf.
A public meeting Of welcome TO the Southern
LOgalss will DO held this evening LameT Hall COurt.st
srgih Brooklyn az which Gov Hamilton Of Texas r. o.
Sidney Of Mississippi and Jadgc Stafford Of Alabama
pected to speak large meeting is expected
SEVENTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION.
The Seventh Ward Union Republican Association
viii be addressed this evening at their headquarters corner
asson and Faltonavs by Col Torgue o. NOgtA Carolina
and the Rev. Hiram Hltchns Of Brooklyn
EIGHTH WARD JOHNSON CLUB.
The Eighth Ward Johnson Club met on Saturday
evening at the OF Fourth.av and Nineeenih-s
lanes r. Lewis, President, in the chair end T. L. FOLEY,
Secretary.
SIXTH WARD JOHNSON CLUB.
This club net at Latimers Hall on Friday evening.
Al invitation for the club present and participate III the
meeting at Union Square Monday evening read and
accepted though strange on account Of other
the club coudnot promise 70 60 IN body eso
lgon indOrs1g The nominations mado az tho recent STATE
Convention at Albany and pledgrg 10 The several candidates
entire support unan Ously adopted.
The amendments TO the Registry Law Of the last session Of
the Legislature agat and committee three consist
ing Of MessIs wm d. Vedder. Alderman oIrien and Mar
D. Moore were appoaed 10 report plan by which The
fsD Democratic vote OF the Ward might be registered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
WISCONSIN.

gEAT0k DooLITTfE At EoNE.
eOYItsEoI dent from Racine speaking OF the recent 81
tempt Of Ssnsof Dootte address bis char
beezes the udcrous and telling condemnation
81 pOteSl spostaey lie greeted with Kisses and
KToAns which exaspersed him that he took Of his coat
aeelanng his determination % speak IL epte Of them.
demonstration Of added eggs had however quietinr
tset and he competed at length desst Our il.
t0rment adds that ruoT II that his dog did reeog
PIC hin ard refused vac bis tall Il s also stated that
me Senator left the cars the junction and walked homo
''soss lots being lsther dubious he reception be
wSgle meet with 81 she depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
INDIANA.

v1vcrrov nOARDs-sENTIMENTs OF the SOLDIERS
Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune.
INpIANAPoLIs, Sept l6.-By special agreement Of me
Union and Democratic State Central committees, eleetol
Union men and Democrats. Thus is fruitful source OF
dssenton obyiated IL win fair election Inc
names of twenty-five TO thirty thousand soldiers VINO
indoyse he call for the PtsbuTg Convention are ocihg
sent 10 Washington for publication. There are not t|9
thousand soldiers in the State who udorse the Cleveland
Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
SECOND REGIMENT FrELD.DAY.-Col. Reid of the
~ Reainnni hns l.snal ,hn fnlloMinr nr.er.

HpoRs 20 REerxESr y. e. s. y. ",
NED-foIR Sop. 10, 1860. !
nHei3aNrAL ORDER No. The CceIs and lbefs compTs
Ing this commsni hereby ordered to enbs 90 r suuoy
wednesday, the eh int. n o'clock II fatigue cun igl
gThing order WIKI day nations or tsdday q, lnion Pak
SSythhda, and secondaye Lieut. hcCiker l. hereby ordered
receive detail Of Il and from company
police guard and viii BE- tie golnis oo that
Ing Re will report . The Colonel previous letync t anory
.nsruIs CapI hfpny 5 heEsny appointed ohcer The
Lieut. NcCaier officer Of The guard ho' Of whom will be relieved
u 0oa ~ ualcuons Of The Atu The mebags Wi he
offered Le opportunity Of returning hoe wh their families Field
aud sG wiz report dsmoursd. ~ the Colonel The aud
ren-- crn.s'iouod stah to he AdJltm;, Ut ';45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
IAneoareen,entaI

R!sToRI.--Ri,,or the great italian artistic com.
her prormsnces THirsday evening next the
French rhre fonrieentst aBd c there viii
and rash tue witness the sodenne that
viii only o. by tho Insh Of the same
day 10 Hsrns and orcnns Of Fall Millinery sdyeI
tised iu another column.
sarey Thur.dy will be day long be remembered In
GolaI Nive Isens.n WE Riston! Higgins Ne s45
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

sns Boz, Err. nARRIs WAITS IHR TaT-CATH BE.
SEALED.
q letter hon tbs Hon. Benz G. Haris WHO. var con-.
yss.es 81 adihe aud advising ReUei asseftos m sy aud
= Io,nb X ttef army m Wig MIA ana afCrvld paf.
toneo by Pftdcnt johnson road heforo tho Demo.
"s'e eshlsnnep y lhs w @srsleGd pisdot lpnbg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
pAsSENGERS 4PPINrn

FROM CHARLESTON Sept I6-rn steamship Emily b. souder
Mr.. Hearg w w. Roger Lieut. HsEtsnd p j. Jones' W j. Win
coh, =. Oloo q. w Warren X. j, Reely. Prof T. Roll
2 Won Gesen and dy Ms hens and W. Marsher sdy ana
2chdfeu, Mff. J. +. Reed and ia the seeTBge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

FOUND DRowNED.-Yes;erday morning about 10
O'clock Of the soldiers Governors Island discovered the
body OF unknown floating the island The body
II supposed 70 be that o. from Of tie nsnof
war In Tho fafbor. When found dressed ia sailors
be shirt nj linen Pans Tho Coroner no. lied and held
inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
Saturday afternoon friendly game Of baseball
nrcA L. Mnan iLa.n rn anL. ON lhe MnnlaLL n-nmnla

LIT. 2l. 81. AN. 5th. 9Th. 7th eth. 9th. Total
Tribune .......... I 10 o . 2-29
Iradstreet........ 3 3 0 II SD
Vmpnc-Mr. Bass Of tao Montuk club
Scorefs-McssTs. Scott ana Kears.ug.
Home Ruus-TrJune. Hant l. Bookslayer J. Brsdsirooti
Baker, % &. Oliver 4, Carpenter .; Sweeney, :.
Fly Catcnes--Tr.bunc. u BIudltIoei, j.
Time OF Game-3.3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
GEORGIA.
a JOHNSON MEETING AT MACON

JOHNSON MEETING at MACON.
MAooE, Ca, Sept. IA large meeting was held here
ths evening when series Of resolutions unanimously
passed ndoTsng the proceedings Of the Philadelphia Con-
narrative Convention, and commencing the wisdom and
gat!olisu Of President johnson.
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MICHIGAN.

sfB. WILLIAMS AooEPTs THE DyHooRATgO SoEIYA.
TION
A private letter from najO9Gon. Aipheue =. Williams
Prom 81 LOUIS acknowledges the receir of the news Of
Ais nombaflop ~ she Democratic and National Union
Ncnyentons fot tie Go7enoIsap, sld expresses ms
pabbeatoI and seeepialoe. Y .a
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NETWORK.
NOMINATION FOR THE Al

NOMINATION FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
UUcA, " Y, Sept. l6.-The Unioniss of tho second
District of ihs counto have nominated LIDS H. hooef's
of TBe Ltieo Herald for q member Of the Assembly
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POLITICAL.
" UNION TICKET.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.
m, Saos.ysor--Hon RRUBi4N T. TENr0N, Chauisnensi
E,EI sraor-Gen STEWART l.. WOODF0HD kingti
NJ OaaaI Con'r.-HoD. STEPHEN I. HAYI, steueenI
III Priaosr yssYeefor-(ien. JOHN HAMMOND Ekse1.
Election, Tuesday, Nov. O.
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CITY NEUS.

Tnf REV. Dr. osdooD'a ChuRdu-The ground on
which tbs Gpe church be erected Of Thityourt
st. and Pcrk place broken up and tho wGr has c0mmoncc
The arCh!oet is Mr.. Carl Pieifer OF No. Bgollst