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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela soun,s Ia
The eireui. court Of said COUNTY. IA soas
%hofton, sssis Co, "a James ssavy. Attach.
mens issued the 10th day Of March. ises
aEaia.i The estate Of The said defendant Zoe n,
.am q $500, rsiurHahle 10 the Circuit eour, q
sld county Motive Is hereby given 10 the .ais
defendant James Searvy. tina, unles. 10 spusat
oelofs said court on The frs, DAY Of the new
'etm uhetvot 10 be holden At the cour, house o
sail eouuiy. IN the iawn Of Pamela. on he ssv
emu Monday AFTER the fourth Monday in Marrl
iseA and plead To said action. iuasmsnt vii
be snisred against him. and Inc estate sl,aehsd
viii be suld. IL uAnnisnv r-.t
e'ooper hr plaintiff. aprf.4L
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-22

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bteien Sage en lpirtli9e8 @erlangen, Oo8 @ot>
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9ebreitet, oIs lie sum 6riblttf in ben Speie,
iaol trat ober iObaIO Iie Stepbana gepabr
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ltngen, binter Der iberSenoen Maste bic rlurube
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Gonitanse.
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unter Dem boben Simmel8BeIt 5lt be9eben, "
lautete bic 2Lntmprt.
9tls Der 9rdflide @ussn Der Stride sueilte,
Ipa3erte Gpnitau5e bur6 ben 8urt naa ibrem
2ielin9@plab am Stranoe, unO iebte ftp baielbit
nieber
9ie @loden maren in5wiiden peritunmt.
Cine eilllame arme 9rpiiel, Die ii4 bier persei@
fen bate, tpdbrenO ibre @enOiien no6 Siioen
5Ogeu, itjmmte ibr tpebmatbigeS @espiti6er in
Der Ndbe pDn Gpnltan5e au.
$50 einiam rperOe i'd AUDI ieiu, tpenn Olga
fort it, io9te iie Iaut DOR iid} bin. 81,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-22

9as 9r6Bte unp beIt ailOrtirte g8eins unO
2jqueurs@eiddft III
2imDam s. 6 o.,
gfc. 3 RorS GablraBe, Baltimore.
gr rfferren bem gecbrten @ubsfum unb 28ebr5erfdns
fern bic tGlSenben 2lrEifel:
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so - NtCnrnga6ela g5e 426isfep
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500 Stppt3er MGgenbuter,
500 bcuGub I9e8 @cdta SttteT&,
200 9lnpple0n Sttters,
1900 Sn tdttoa 8ro,lp,
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100 n Batavia Arrac,
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1850 SIGGbe1rh &ReETG, @inge2 unb 2aUsn6er-
1900 Samolea.0um. Batavia arrot frans5dl8en
gtanLp, GcOit. .Q8 si5fep.Dund refine dGte
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bsnte1 urb nt@ tp nj & maden6.
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$500 5lai1an TO, fatuRt'r Ibc etnc unD ae Q5dare,
&oen AniS SsTfe tieOs @eferminl nnS 8tnme' &qeHrs
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rpean Mot 6sirebt6en0, SurUG.
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uab euapsriege 8eeaun6Cn fcenir ans Dgppt BeEterG
Matuagsppa
tDesI8-sl 2tnbGp & 60.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-22

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@afeuta0t
SGQg SoarGDp 1itO
uno Der iie umsebenoen beutI6en MnlieoIung
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in AtIanttc GUuntp Stan Rt erfes in centrGIer 2inie
,wi4tN ptiabeIpbtl un6 New gptf unb tn gtientabr-
pprtrtGer Seebdn tn etntm resnen mii6en une esfNar
Sen Rma mil aaen Bprtbeltn 56rBerId Ter &uItur,
is 8eba9l4ftit brs ssbsns rad d&ter he9taer Site
Die urter3eitnetft, BON Cbt5er WeeGI3Gf 1utGTiIt"
pfIsrren Az fef belmmten 9reieu:
nsotm66Ite fertia eulttorte g1updse int ptern @tdS
tbee 40 Tu5 5rpnt an elmer 9Iupt NStnue bet $50 uf
Etete Az $l50-200 In nt5natlben 8ablur8er $500
Nusserdblte QOS, BON 9leber Gr6Bt NIT 120 bis 200
QBuraereten hb en Mottcment Der feniten SbitSGumG
bepfaujt 3u Sl7b-20O, tn mVna1ltsen 5oblnn@en SNn
$500.
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psr I'm Bau be9rfenen Stao @ttenbabn, 3u $175-250
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cbe u $25 tn Ter @g90arbsr @ttp unb Tep or Stean-
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npnatltftu 3a9lun6eu ocn $40
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geet8ae fir Sft une Wen Diorta9en, ur GranbeTrseSs
3Upfen unb 2abntSbG ur 3afeWOtr ippe tlr ane geIo
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prD1alIe werfen pnbern M eue grptdrtiee 6ee baft
uB ouf 9as&liett8tfIt INN abipat geber pc1beS AID
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fcteuh8 unb nespsen aud nbt leid)t rsn beferer
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mem gDar tabsr etnasr WaBen ben mOraliIGen Wub b.
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tau1it tn BeHbttun u errerben ols ibm te 70 FGerer
suiegung etref enGesdbler @eleer grcBe gperb &thG
6une 6aft pe GeS nit ebem Seitern Sabre i'm QBertte
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Biz fcwts bic fpeiteuen 8!Gne Gg9 2arbr City unb
Scr iie umeebensen NufRbetGng snbaten aud been Gal
tar, fIiattie uub tntudrieue 8etDalniie, srD b al
81eren TprtfGrtt 9enaW beret6fr perbtn on 0erldn'
aen gratis uub tCrtGfrgt terienret
I'm pet!ets Mustunft icipe sua lnteret6nen Gtn5nG@
len @npang ber rsp. 0n,ttud6sn, @ertote ure S1Rt'
brefe ,C ne ke m perf6nI D5er fbrsfiltG an hie
Interi rieidlneten unb eeren M9enteu.
GUS re8en THsttuahme Idben frenn6Itdft en
Smllin9er S &untmanr,
Gen,ral Mgtniea une @Dntraftpren tsr @lGureaer
2anb9ut unb Stobt-Seelftet.
NIbr ffIe: -....
BULLINGER q KUNTZMAN, Egg Harbor
Gun26-S) City, NewJersey.
Igent ia al ttmpre;
Gbr, GsifcDer, $50. 290 90. Yrnttltr.
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Is. 6. GcfD0ro&,

Sdpe5lrer,
Rp. Norb Sigb naBe Baltimore Gtr.,
bait fornd9remb ene &Iuspabl opn Gpeter uuD ~
rsDrb dn8e (56abe8 nett sen aenfRen Wfuaerm un5
tu tint8en pretfsa.
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Gebeiue Granfbeiten.
SSaar 9arantirt
Or. Sofcpb eynbinn.
Office: SO. 228 8ine Strabe,

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SrauensSrantbeiten.
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. No. 228 Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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9egrenfles =CaocE,

9ggrenflcs0erzNa0cG,
0eft 8ratt Str. SO. 358 unO 3581.
01einen geebrtca Greunben unb bex 4Sntlifum made
i'd 6iermit bic 4n3eise, baB 9 bas i9on felt 9a6ren
beem @lase etabrte @e6G iiternpnimen babe unb Be-
tGnbig elm rei6batses Eager bon 6Buen ielb seartes
teteu Serreuflebern neueer aeUu gu Sen bigen gres
lem oprrGbig talteu unb aud plGe au 8eerung anFers
tigeu perbe. sstpffe fir tSde uub Spenseuse in alen
5orten unb su alien Preiien.
fserner cine au8tra6l ye9eni9irme, @tSde &C., frne
ale in bieIes Sad eiHIhlageuben Irtite[.
asg~ aue 8efeGun9eu perben prompt, 6ni8 unb in
tltrsefer l5rift augefertist.
q. &. Sraiier.
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9eut1d)e Npotbefeu

9DnrIeS 8 IIS3SENN5 VG00pNEE,
81 0. "A 0oro CAP Str.
uno @te Den PenniblSunia abenue unO 8ibble ctr.
lniere all ben p6igen glaeeu geegeueu UpotGefen nb
ben 6eTreu aerteu ooie bem oe9rten Bublitum beens
eaqio6ien. 8eJepte unb ionfse metiSiniife gerorb@
un8en gu ieber 3eit unb nit Der grS6en Sor8=
ait angefertst; aud itnb mir burd bdutge tre Gem
bunaeu et5 it aleu Sn uaiereut @eaGfte ge9oren6en
9leoifomenten perieben. Die @nfertisun8 9einider
rdparae, ore auG 9eugjite InaIpieu 6eioY8ep mir in
unIerm QaborGtoriunt. Qebr4it)
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
IHE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

The games played yesterday afternoon decided
Improvement those previously played, except thst
by Mr Dion and Mr. punketi tho frat night The
mrs, game yesterday between Mr. Harrison, cham
pion Of Mssonr, and Mr. Hubbel, champion Of Con-
necticuf This a Close spirited and well contested
game Mr. Hubbeil winning by eight points only Al the
close the stood Habbe 500; Harrison ao2. The
second game In the afternoon between r Dion, OF
Canada aid Mr Daniels, Of Massachusetts Neither OF
the players displayed partcuIarsk the " mssesn bong
frequent thrcneh the game. u was. nevertheless,
essiiy won bs Mr. Dion, the score. stsnding ut tbs
ciose, pon 500, Danels, $40 Yesterday evening one
"Champon's' game ~ five hundred points was played
between Mr. Frawicy and Mr. Punkett and was de-
cdedy the best that has been yet played Al the start
Mr.. Fravley exhibited tho carclessuess noticed
the evening previous but the ninth round he nufscz
his balls carefully and made run OF l02 following "
The sixth round after with Of ~. He was, fsw.
ever, beaten nv Mr. Punketf who played steadily ana
excoleny throughout the game inskng runs ~ M 70
IS - 90 and 30 points ~ the close abe score stcd-
Fsawley AIS: Punkct 500 The average of the winner
wls lG 4-si and ~ the loser ~ 1921 To-day three
games 70 be played, and exira good playing
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
THE CIGAR MAKERS CONVENTION.


BALTIMORE, Sept s. 1866
The National Convention OF Cigar Makers assembled
at Rechabtc Hall this morning, Elias Smith, Of Buffalo,
N. ". in the chair
The report OF the Committee Credentials against
the admission Mr. Chas j. Cruise, Of Lafayette, Lnd
a representative from local Union OF that place.
founded upon the fact that at the tme Of the appoints
men. Mr.. Cruise not member Of any Union, was
sustained by the convention.
Tho report Of tho secretary read. Il gives a
minute OF the workings Of the convention during
the preceding year. with full account OF moneys col
iected and expended in the prosecution of numerous
purposes and designs OF the convention. The report
was adopted.
Tho convention proceeded to the election Of secretary
The baiotng resulted in favor OF Mr. Charles Walker
Tho installation OF the ofccrs elect was then appro
priately performed statement was made by Mr. J. J.
JUNO, Of syracuse. of difficulty which had occurred
between local Union and the employees OF the tads in
thai city Tho thanks Of the Union and the trade
returned. through the speaker TO the National Union
and to all local Unions for the asstan that bad been
rendered to the Syracuse Union during dinicuhy.
Mr. LAvfSx moved the appointments OF committee TO
draft resolutions In respect TO Legislation for the national
interests o. the cigar msers'o @ report up upon i1s
the trade regard bcnrng oppresycy upon its various
interests and operations. ~
Iavns Of baltimore; Junio b New York; Krnblc, Of
Roston; Iaries Of st. Louis Donovan of Richmond Van
Zandt. Of New York. and McGahey. of Philadelphia
Mr. KsyMx, Of Boston, presented petition from his
constituents in relation TO the interests Of tho trade Re
ferrcd 70 The Committee on tho Constitution
Committee or General Laws was appointed, as fol-
ws:--Messrs. Baker OF Philadelphia Harrison OF
Cleveland and Budd Of Aurora To this committee was
referred number Of petitions and from
different local Unions presented through their respective
delegates
Mr.. IAvIxF submitted charges agnnst the New York
city Union for working IN conjunction with not
members Of that or any other Union. Referred.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
Telus Ar POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

Tic trials of policemen nj headquarters yesterday I'm
braned a. many Of clubbing as asuaiin all Of
which, BY the way, the person dubbed never did
nothing nor didn't say nothing at all. only ths police
man clubbedn thom Therc is always large amount OF
10 timony sdduced which usually contains but few cs
and the mos, contradictory statements 70 IN
the mos, positive manner by both sides The ony
Of extra Importance was one IN which there ~
AZ orFrcER osAngso wfrH IAEcySY.
rhe complaint Is brought by Miss Gill, who, an tie
Sunday which the large tre occurred IN Jorsey cty
VIA gong 20 station Island with young lady mend
They were sitting The upper saloon and stood w To 70
aCrpss ha boat view the IRE tneu raging In jersey
CIV. aud on rcachng the side Of the boat Miss
thought she must have dropped u when shc stood up
returned where she had been s ng but the pock
eipo was not there Near where she had been sitting
oucer Hail of the Twoniyseventh precDct 1ss sitting
ia company with a young lazy. ana besides tese ihc
only rsison in TIM, entity vas gentleman VINO rat
read NJ acE sparer IN one corner Of The CABIN hhe
had the officer and lady arrested at Factoryyie on suS
picon but as she could swear tha Hall had tak
her pookottook the Justice would not entertaih Tie
charge. and would not permit Hail 10 b. searched.
John Larkns who was on the boat st the time d the
occurrence, testified 10 having seen the young woman
VITA her foot and when With IN rearhing distance
Hall sicored down and rcsei H up wy.
ness didn't mao .he aas y,,ns ns ,sav ,avugn ser,,s
but when he learned that pocSetbock had haen os oy
Miss an he todd her OF the Transaction when no hsd
seen and ven, With her TO the Twenty seventh precinct
station house and Immediately picked Hall out as the
whom ne bad taking The pccketeook and swore
positively 70 bis IDENTITY although ns nea nsvsr spa zen zen
young woman fussng behind rewspapcri and shortly
after Hall put his arm out at the window and made
men, made by iarrins Wa STRAIGHTFORWARD and very
termped and bore the impress Of truth, ana oy the
guit fastened directly upon Hall and his compsnlor
Two witnesses 20 having observed that HAL and
the lady aid no. leave Their scats from the time they
tered the boat unt the officers took them on Fscory-
rs.r ,~...onv how.vsr aa pot .haks t,,o lss;imony
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

for the receipts per round trip will give sum OF
a20 $50 900 per for tho gross receipts for pas
sengers freight yoarto which must be added
the mail pay OF Sl,4i9530, making grand total OF
S2e $50 received by these foreign steamship lines
our modification will not permit Va to enter into the
details Of the faithful Hayre line, and Of Us efforts
10 maintain American steamships In this trade. Post
master General Randall and the members Of Congress
are especially invited to read and digest this unwilling
statement Of our national disgrace ane TO apply the
remedy TO this state OF affairs M
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
THURSDAY

OF Iarknss, and Hall and the lady, neither Of whom
seemed to be much astonished at the matter, gave
somewhat contradictory statements regarding the details
OF the occurrence The not entirely competed
and was adjourned for further hearing one week
INSULTING FRxArx.
Ocer Bergen OF the Second precinct wns charged by
respectable young lady with having stopped her while
on her way home using insulting and slang language and
treating her In an otherwise rude and Intentionally
manner. The only witness tha officer brought was
gent who, when the affair commenced, went away lest
there should be some difficulty, and yet could say that
was also adjourned for one week. for the purpose Of
e,icting further testimony
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
P R U s SlA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
An Army for the Rhine Frontier.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
An Army for the Rhine Frontier.
BERLIN, Sept 4 1865
Prussian army corps, numbering sixty thousand
men, has been ordered to the Rhine frontier
Wanting the Dunderberg.
Tho Prussian government, am informed is already
in treaty for the purchase of the American clad
vessel, the Dundcrberg now being completed at New
York. tl
Peace With ffessc-Darn,sfadt.
Prussia signed treaty Of peace with Hesse Darsiadt
the Cd Of September The government has secured
thc eesion OF OF tho northern portion Of Hcsse
Hesse has also to pay three millions of forms war
expenses. 81
uODnberg 10 Prussia.
The town Of Homberg in the province OF Upper
Hesse situate the river Ohm northeast from Giesscn
is also given 70 Prussia by the Hesse Darnsadt treaty
Ministerial Changes.
Baron Westher IL named under Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs Of Prussia
Count Goez, Prussan Envoy in Paris is represent
King William at the Cour; Of Vienna.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
rSt ALLEGED LARCENY At FAcrusyyllt, ST..


10 rHy EDITOR 0f rfE nkRALp.
wtsb 10 correct a staemeni made in your Issue %
the "a instant IN 40 i,e or staten Island news which
avs that waa srrcs,cd for stealing watch and chain
from Mr. Purdy and tha, the csimony at the oxamiS
lion wen, 70 prove me guilty Of the then. THIS l.
true 1 have not had examination at ALL and thers
VAS nothing against mo except the complainant susp'.
cons which am ready TO refute ~ room AZ can OBJ
tain an examination. ANDREW McAvoY.
EArrnnxNILiE. s. J.. SEPT =. 1855
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

company has been organized in California 10 prose
suts one OF the mos, extensive works Of engineering of
modern times nothing ess than digging tunnel IN the
Sierra Nevada mountains and through u conveying the
clear waters of lake Tahoe 10 the channel of stream
and 20 the valleys 10 Francsro The dfhcnlty
of The undertaking will be comprehended when u s ~
ynonbcrsd that the lake 1ftesn hundred feet higher
shsu suv body Of water on earth ever navg"ed BY
~aAaAsA -
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

Eckferd ". KnferprIso, of Manhassetf.
The Eckford Club took excursion TO Manbassett ON
Monday last and INDUCED in game OF ball with Inc
Enterprise Club Of that place. beating II by Of -
to TO- After the game OF bail both clubs indulged
the other
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

MASSACHUSETTS, AND INV CisvgLsNp SoIpuRs' cos.
vpxrroN General Couch has appointed Major General
George H. Gordon, Major General John l. swift Brgs-
der General A. r. Deversux, Brgadier General Roter.
Cowdin, Brgsdicr General Timothy fngraham Bflgn
dier General r.. W. Pierce Colonel W, Raymond lea
Major william n McCaneriy, Captain Michse scanlan,
and Lieutenant Webster wilson, u. - n, a committed
Tor ihis State make aemcnts FOR the sodg soa
sSiies N&iloq1l CopyspIi9n al clsvasad
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

SrAR, Jr. W. ZEpHYs--Plsyed at Greenpoint, Angus
90 star, Jr, ~, Zephyr, H.
SrArLiGHrvs SrAR JrSoRs-SeptemberI I. Starlight 10;
star. Is.
PETsxvKaKScE vs.. RxaYxRs--August 20. Won BY tho
former; score 90 10 ~.
MoBA Notwithstanding |, at Morrtsans. Woa
by the former; score. 81 10 IS
CANTON, or loHwvILik ErsA, os NEw YoRK-Won
by the former SCORE 6s TO a
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Eclectic, OF New York, VS.. Enterprise, Of
Brooklyn.

match Was pIayedat Hoboken, on Tuesdny, SePtem-
ber between the above clubs and by of smTeess
sold tmes'' the Brooklyn boys managed to carry homo
the trophy of victory Both clubs short of two
three Of their first nine but the game was no,whs,and
ing well played one and the result credsbe victory
for the Enterprise Club. Pnkham and Richards led At
the bat for the Enterprise, and Tracey for the EIec
tic Ia the field the Enterprise boys all did we'll
IL difficult partcularixo For the EleGtic Slwagen
short stop Dalton first base and Tracey at third.
deserve mentiOn:--
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An Italo-Austrinn Conference.

LONDON, Sept 5-Eyening.
The FIRST official conference for the establishment Of
poace between Italy and Austria held Vienna
the ID instant The dra of Of the articles Of the
treaty signed and the arrangements for the transfer
OF vcne,a between Austria and France TO Italy, and
the evacuation Of the auadaters by the Ausaus arc
la progress.
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An interesting and friendly game OF base ball Was
played Saturday September the Alliance Base Ball
Grounds OF sixty third and Third avenue,
between The employees OF Baker Goodwin and picked
nine OF the composiors OF the New York Tribune which
resulted in n victory for Baker Codwns boys after
we'll contested game OF seven innings, by score OF
In
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

orFESrowN, Sept. s, 1860
The steamship City OF London, from New York August
25 has arrived end win sail Immediately Tor Liverpool
after landing tho mails
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. s-E,cninE
The steamship saxona, from New York arrived at
lhs port day, and sailed for hamhnrG.
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Fashion Course, Il. -.

Tho betting yesterday on tho trot between George
wilkes aud Lady Thorn rather in favor OF the stall
ioR although tho hackers Of the were ready for
business when the slightest odds offered Both horses
are in the finest possible condition and time betting on
22j offered without tesera IL viii. undoubtedly
be 4 fast trot
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A well contested match was played between the Afh-
lee OF Washington Heights and the Fort Lee, OF Fort
Lee j. Saturday, september on the grounds OF tho
former Washington Heights resulting 10 the success
OF the Athletes by OF 13 10 Is IN Of seven
innings, lasting two hours and thirty minutes.
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Wynkoop & HaIlonbeck's vs.. ". Giasthart's
The employees Of wynkoop 4 Hsllenbeck's printing
once bad match game Of ball with the employees Of
Mr. Giastharts printing Office Saturday. August 81,
at williamsburg, and after q well played game Of six
innings or victorious, by q score Of - 10 IL
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Flycatchss--Athiete II; Alert
Home ruu-Fowler.
Umpire--J. q. Dykman. Scorers-Messrs. Watkins and
Cox Time Of game, three hours
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The game played between these clubs on Tuesday
by means az pleasing or well played as it might
have been. Neither side out in fun strength and
the only one, in fact OF all engaged who deserve any
notice was Mr.. Duncan, OF the Empire Club wbosef ed-
ing and base playing was really rst The score
as fnloWs.- p =
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7 U R K { Y.
The RevoIut,on in Cnndin

ArHESs, Greece, sept. s, 1896.
Hopes are freely expressed with prospcc, OF
realization that the pac0caton Of the revolt in Gambia
will soon be accomplished.
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match game OF base ball was played between the
Alert OF Sing Sing and the Athlete of White Plains,
the grounds Of the latter resulted in favor Of the
Athlete The following 10 the score:--
Atxur ATHLETE.
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SOUTHAMPTON Sept ., 1866
The steamship Borussia from Hamburg the 25th uit,
sailed to-day FOR New York. she has on board
cal 900 and $500 ooo francs specie American