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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
,.c 81 a!,c i0sl judicial District.

W. trr authorized TO announce Cen. JOHN J..
GOOD, OF Dallas, candidate for Judge ofthe 10th
judicial District, at the ensuing June election.
We are authorized to announce Hon. J. W. FER.
Els. as q cipddair for Judge Of the 10th Judicial
District, at the cushing June election.
In answer to The carl Of /" MANY Friends" we are
authorised 10 nnnounrc Hon Il. W. SCOTT, as can
id1:e for Judge Of the 10th Judicial District at the
ensuing unccection. .t. tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

Neare authorized TO announce JAMES r. TII0M-
AS asa candidate for County Clerk, at the election
On the fourth Mondsy in June next.
We ar. authorized TO announce HARVEY sHEP-
HERD, az a candidate for Clerk OF the County Court,
AZ the ensuing june election ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
DIED.


BRowEn Monday sTeuins Oct 60 70 is "a yes o es ss
M, Syb, Bown cdssi q the Bss Chnreg
at O'Clock at No 6t HudsaosL .rI .lLfE i
BagEDIsE-oa Sunday essaiH Oct e. yo.srhas aaa' sAaa''
to- s.1 an, .as Is sas 81 L s,a d 10 attend
sasss % Msdns-.y o o. "a O'clock P a. "''' 'As s's
Eizabelh. wife Of Cslrin Camp ayod IS ysars
Ths relative. and his1. q .hs .miy respectfully rseS %
Nov. l. At i0t O'Clock m
HuLL-ou sgud.y Oct o. Of consumption Of s., psn Minnesota
On the arrival Of s remains due notice viii Be given Of nes
Of d.s..s Of the heart Jerniah Lambert On
Tuesday. Oct. d. IN the 55th Of bis rH
Notice Of this funeral tomorrow.
MATrEws-In city, Tuedsy Of Brghs dssaas
Of, kidneys r Mathew Of the arm Of hsihsws fs
H friends those Of hs faiberlw Hugh Maeisrlsne arc re-
pec'gy invited TO attend the ionsr without srhes E
between Uniysrstypsce and Fifthsve
MURRAYon Tus.day III. 3oth Mr.. Elizabeth Murray
Rs.vs friends invited her Thsrsday
Nov Lat sOeioes p NJ at the ,sesas 81 her nss i rs h
Connecticut. ~ r.rn-r .-.H~Err
PUSsETT- Suddenly Monday Oct 20 Tomgkn,yit sa0n
Funeral services Wednesday at S. Psus Church s a. ~
O'Clock .s1et
suGDEs-on Sunday evening Oct. aa Henrietta wife Of Benz
sugjen aged 2s yeir. aud 10 months q. =.
The relative. and friends OF the family arr repeatedly invited 20 ~
WsdnesdaT uornns Oct d. At O'Clock fsr,hsr invite
The will be taken 10 Mr. Pleasant Cemeey newark
~ j.. for iuterment
on Monday 1885, Elizabeth Van Mater
widow Of che l.te hari v Turnsr BLOCK aud pump
The saa snS ravs. Of the family a.o Of her soa John snd
Floyd respectfully invited to attend the anr fog her lsie
residence No os7 Wse' 90 Wednesday J in'| al oe'e~
MAY In peace.
her'Jersey papers please copy.
VAN ALTSOn Sunday Oct o. George W. Van Ats aged ID yea
A. 70 month, and % day. ~, rn, - ,.a ,.idsrco n
TGs n1 Rs s ss place at Rss A lIs n .n1 osc
Fdends s"d relatives are invited to attend - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
MEXICO.

GEg. OETEoAs DEPARTURE Prom EEw-oRLEANs FOR
TRxAs-HE Is TO BIZ PREVENTED FROM CROSSING
.THg RIO 93AEDs--wHAT Hv THINKS OF eRS.
SaBRfDAS's LITTER.
OF TELE9RAPH TRIBuNs
WASHINGTON, Oct. SO.-rhe following dispatch
received az The Tribune Bureau tonight:
EEW ORLEANS, Oct 30Gcn. 0regl staff and suite, left
for Texa this afternoon the ST. Mays Ihays good su
thoy Coz stating that II he attempts 20 the Rio Grande
hew be arrested by the United States officer commanding
that DISTRICT
NEw-OGLRAys, Oct. So.-GeR Ortega, who has been
here for somebody's left this evening per steamer ST. Mary
tor Drazos ST. Jago. He Tefses 10 regard himself in
oudsd in Gen Skerdan's deDunciaton in his letter
Mexican affairs 10 Gen. Sedgwick. BE insists upon his
Constitutional claims 70 the Presidency Of the Repub
Tic He says If be could think that Gen. Sheridan thought
OF setting aside the Constitution OF Mexico or deciding
upon titles to authority under il, be would formally pro-
test against bis assumption.
PROCLAMATION BY PRESIDENT JUAREz RESPECTING THE
IMmeRATIoS OF FoREIGEERs-SUccEss OF THE
Neutrality-suspicious. OF 6BN. LozEDA FRok THR
IMPgRIALIsT CAUSE.
or rELBaRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3).-The Mexican Legation re-
oeiyed to-day official dispatches dated Chihuahaa the LIST
inst, containing the following intormation
President Juaez issued decree the 2oth ult,, re-
pesng the decree dated Monday Aug. H. 1864 in which
certain inducements offered TO foreigners who would
emigrae to Mexico to join the Mexican army Now the
Aexcau Government TO itself the right OF hxlng
the terms which will accept the services OF foreign
eTs in every case according to circumstances.
The Official paper Of the Mexican Government published
Cen Mariners report OF the several obtained
BY the Liberal forces the States of Sonora during the
month of August last.
A communication from Gen. Lozada is also published
showing that this General who had at the beginning
Joined the French and Macmillan is thoroughly dsgusted
with them and has made his mind to desert their cause
He advises his eounymen who have taken sides with the
invaders TO abandon that This Is very great blow
TO Macmillan Gen. LoLada Of the main sup
porers Of the Empire and Of much influence IN his
district
There truth in the that the Mexican Consul
al Orleans had applied to Gen Sheridan for permits
sion for Gen. Ortega to pass to Mexico.
The Mexican Consul to-day q dispatch 10 Minister
Romero denying that charge As Gen. Ortega intends TO
issue pronuncamento against the Mexican Government,
be cannot have the support of the Mexican officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.

The following particulars have been obtained re-
speeding the Ocean Yacht Race 10 OFF in December Tor
purse of the facts Of which were noted In Yesterday
TRIBUNE The made at dinner given by the owner
OF the Henrietta of the leading yachsmen OF the New
York Yacht Club when tho question OF the speed OF various
yachts being under discussion Mr. Ogood owner oil the
geOn offered yacht to soil against the Vcsa 10 the
Spring for O. twenty miles to and back ms wager
being accepted Mr. Osgood named the flagship Magic belong
ing Mr. W. H. McVckar esq Commander OF the squadron
This od further wagcr and eventually TO the making Up
purse which oil present contributed to be sailed
Tor on the second Tuesday December by the Henrietta the
Vesta and the Fleetwng from Sandy Hook to the Isle oil
Wight Commodore McVlckar will act Judge leaving here
for England time receive the contesng vessels their
arrival II said that efforts will be made to secure
Government for the OF the Commodore with other
members of the club The stakes deposited with L. W.
,JerOm Gao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE STATE or TRADE.


o
A6SsI iasr ssa 80 tor double waite Wha.se
see os :, ~ I 70 o Po W..aio loo cora
SgT s = 81. 4, 'oit ss4 6-.sir.
cansd, ead for o I'D s i Ss'sso no s .sd S TO-
ior STATE ineuen. booa 70 bond o. gsi' term h{s
2 sSs ls Sed ' Wh,ty sa Rssei.-ee Boz Foa Ssei
sn, whss as, oe's Cor IS go a s a o'' W.. Re, 3 SO
bush 1880 bash Oats 500 sase BAILEY " 20 BIB ~
meats tom Buffalo ending o. ~ aud rom O.weso oT
day: ending Oct 9 = ~ ee. ea go 49,. ,' N a Sa, ~,
BALrIsoHE oct 3OFlouT hFal and Hd ~ p@d Wheat yey
5,i n hS aS Is" e,. S toe. hi Gosse
steady seed steady Clover seeds 'css WHISKY da rem
osvSso Oct 9oFeur .ss 800 bs.s ., ~ Is for
rs ioy D.as E,iI. Wsss 'H sa & s , sS 81 5y ~.
Cheese spn % sIye 1t - H'@ h',s ,o',s 30 coo Ss.h
csasda At ~ ga u % IN bonds g9etse fee Rye hfn but
PniLaDInpnis o.. 55-fstro,sD us,e;t.e Flour steady
Corn ufe.fsd Oats gdvtrcsd lc Mss
PoTs steady at "a soaSss Lard dur Wheat arm - 'si
cn,c.eo Oct s-Floar 6n ba, Quiet wnsst quiet At s2 lse
ss II fSI No u No sdvsreel ,9g closing 81 ta ss o.
yp. Of a. co.in. At ss,ae ,oI Ne Hshwns. quiet
.! 20 ssd'd fIsy@, ,S Hs , , 1'e R :, IL ID
1900 bbs Flour ace bn'h Whes LISA basa Corn iesc'
sSis 10 q Ps. c sfa % q. sa sS o. S. o' ~ '
MLwAVttt Vt' -, - go, ~ a.n i,n,h Nte,,
snlgmsut.-l.cco pb,, Fonr, ii2eoo oush Was,t .
sess e ahs ~. ,tslassie Per over =, n ~ Bacon
unchanged Lard lover .s prime Kettle. WHISKY de-
ToEsDo; OF flour trusF ba quiss whss T. batter White
cem .Ici;sd end eize hifssr 'r, q Tgs 70 Tor NO
81 .asI - Barley ssdy at 81 Feshts t. hsbcTi Corn to
WmrISsroy Oct aaCre5e Tupsun. sdy,need IS IS fsr
Wiz vI,Ts ,SS so" S o. csj tisss s ws.ss
Au % ss w,sy ana. ~ - Me-" Porh aln Lard de-
&vsvsr. o.. o;i e. q w',s alco b.s''
savlSsAS Oci. oco'ioa hlnss Nidains &c ,u,,..
CsihLEsroS, Oct soCo,,0u 'ts 'as' $50 ossr Nedns',
Hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
Hau !. /. .bou, the stitch .

Th., tell II. yon splsped saeh bat that ts Is
not reliable how This IL the sabssnes OF inquiry usually
made once Of esn sewing chlEs y psr,l-s visiting
IN search mschns fof sny lfssked rhq thsy
are t. M them who have aes the nschn aud
ii only OSe Of cemp.n seinss Ia. we sen any 90
IT, To such or hs fyep VII consul, Of Tire Wv
flsand who using mtchine viii md
that tb sfs1 satisfaction shd
there il No better suhety this subject than srp,sas The M
iovius isnoaisl presents the Of ssshtosd Ne
the having used the Whcoz Gibbs sswnE hsehigs
IN our f.miljss consider NaeAss (at
inxsntrd Tsx trrrcn - signed by Mrs
G. p Morris Mira fest and fsss sds Of Utcs ~ "
1frsrffssnsrI u. A.. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
PENNSYLVANIA.

LII hs table OF official returns from Pennsylvania in
The TRIBUSR Of yesterday tho figures caused us to
make Gearys majority 1926. The precise vote
should have been: For Geary. 307. 274; for Clymer
800 096; total 597 $40; majority for Geary l7.i76.
On thu 10th OF October, the morning following the
election. THE TRIBUNE set down the Republican ma
jority in Pennsylvania at II O00 and on the 18th
published table Of returns showing majority for
GeaTy of IL ISL. The last OF the official returns were
received at Harrisburg yesterday and show the ma
iority to be l75 estimate OF the 10TH and ~
greater than our estimate Of the 18TH AS the accu
racy OF our returns on the day after election was
questioned we now give it as Q fact, somewhat re-
msrkable in its way, that our estimate of the ma
jorty at that time differed less than two hundred from
the official vote published twenty days stterwsrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
BASE BALL.
An EXCITING GAMR AT HoBoXES-srAR VS.. MUTUAL
SCORE 16 TO IL.

An EXCITING GAMR AT HoBoXES-srAR VS.. MUTUAL
SCORE 16 TO H.
But few expected to see the game played between
these clubs yesterday after such rain storm that Of hon-
day night bat Il cleared up by and nj p m the two
clubs we're on hand with their players The crcketground
being saggy the contestants had TO play on the od ned
d AMI esnecay around the bass BT o'clock the ground
MutGas we're minus the Reed and the Stars Of
Fander Worth and aney three Of their strongest players
bame opened with the Muiuals the Dat Zcer being the
first striker aud first victim, Waterman scoring me Only run
On The Star side i've men the but Waddes run
was the only secured the three being by tine throw
beautiful catch by Patterson the totals Of the innings
I'm the second innings Martin was prcity DISPOSED Of
hy by Miles and Hatfield by Jackson and wadell at first
second making well The Slars then went out IN
one tg9 three order az On me ny py Aeer wsS 1
Stars in The Third Innings pretty double play Dy 1fehso
marking the fielding The stars fo Their shaf. getting one
run Wadde being the lucky the others retiring Ups
and by hne throw 81 Jewetts 70 second Ire oias We
to in favor Of the Muuas the contest becoming quite
Interesting. 49,
their and By vine fielding used ihe stars TO r.
tire totals the close Of the sixth innings stand
Ing at 10 70 in favor the Manas There not much
time to spare now and hurry up boys was the orae o. e
Star capsn the anxiety Of e boys being more ID gaId 70
The Mnun than TO win the game something they dd MOI ea
pect with three short. $500.
batting and when tie STAR went into IN they Pad
Il got lie their opponents score Al they waived however
was m five more runs lead the Excelsior six aud this
they went in 20 get getting sundown and this
looked like their last chance Lewis led on aud secured his base
and then the Others followed suit and 10 and behold
were with ont and beore the Innings closed an
other added the total at close now standing TO ~
The BOYS began think victory within reach and beng
encouraged BY their good pull up went in the field and by two
prettv eatcheone Lewis ard the other by Leldend the
good pay Of Miles to waddeI put ont the Muiuas for blank
ayiag themselves innings pull the i've runs requisite
y, sfe tie The became intensely exciting IL
being MP and tuck business 10 the close by two clean
home Yins om beautiful bits by Maedienled and Miles and
FOOD hit jackson added to the score the
totals now standing IL "a tho Nutuas but Two ahead
Iere was row but inning toecde and by miss catch
the Mutuas theras inning secured two runs ana pattng
out the for out the Iicto by The totals OF 10 TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE DEMOCRAT ESTIMA TIE OF THE RESULT
IN THE STATE

The Democratic State Committee says The Albany
Evening Journal have been employed for week past in
trying figure up majority in the State score of
tables made out by different parties but they inva
raby showed o balance the wrong side. At length
and after great labor the following table was agreed upon
as the very best that could be done 1t shows Demo
cratic majority of $50 But any one, at all posted, can
pick ont counties the table any one of which
will wipe out this majority. In fact, this table is comics
sion of Judgment; and intelligent Democrat who ex
amines it can look upon it in any other light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE TURF.
rRoTrfxa AT TuE FASHION 0osRss.
(Ihursiay, lat EOy.l

Tomorrow the admirers OF last trotter3 are
promised verabe treat Croohsron Tho proprietor OF tbs
Position Course having succcsod in making arrangements by
which tho three lHyers Lady ThorH Lady Ena and Geo
Faiss viii meet In friendly contest Each have competed
with other with various success for instance Wt beat
LADY Thorn making the fastest time ever made 70 wagon
again Ludg Emma beat Eakes while Thorne last week de-
feated Lad Emma in Eve remarkably close and severely con
rnce with numerous heats may be expected The
betting far nactuaed much bur II the course should
TAonss prospect Of taking isures viii look remarkably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
pHILApELpHIA CATTLE MAKKEr

October glThe SIMPLY of Be.f Cattle this week lrge
amounting 10 over 600 head The mrrke dali bat prices
for GOOD cattle remain unchanged Sales mee ~ from
s49sl6 per 100 soT fair 20 good cattle and from so 80 10
sl7 for prime and
SHEEP-Ths market dull owing principally 10 TIE
fact that arrival ~ Sheep amounted 1900 head
Prices lower Only extra quality bringing as high ~ oae
per ~. The ruling price was from 90 cents
HOos-Ths Hog market quite active and over 5000
head were sold the yards al nom .2 10 So per 100 y
net This is a decline previous quotations.
COw-1he sale of Cows reached 10 bend az RON soto $50
fr springers aud from se5 to sl0O for Cow aud Calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
PACIFIC COAST.
FIGHT WITH INDIANS IN ARIZONA.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 30.-An Arizona letter, dated
Oct - says scouting party from Fort Mcdowell killed and
wounded Indians and captured two and seven
children,
Del Nore from Crescent City brings $500 an
treasure.
The bark Camilla from the Ocean brings 700 barrels
OF oil aud 100 pounds OF bone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE NATIONAL EXpREss cOMPANY.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 30.-The National Express
Company reorganiced to-day. The Directors
Gen Joseph Il Anderson Of Richmond w H. Perot Of Bat
j. Carter MRrburg OF Georgetown, Col NJ G. HeTman
OF Saunton Va, X p Zimmerman Of Atlanta w. H. Webb
OfEew York J. Foley Of Baltimore, William Levers Of Bet-
more sRd Lewis NoTyen Of Lyncburg Nj. will be
president in place Of Gen. Joseph Johnston further
qnsOs Of cent upon the stockholders wiz be made
aud payment enforced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-The Treasury Department
to-day commenced paying the October interest on Government
securities On Thursday the dsbursng officer OF the Urea
sury will distribute portion Of the sl0OO appropriated b
Congress benefit OF the clerical force of that department
who NAV have performed extra services. -
Internal receipts today amounted to sooiOi5 ~
The Bank State Of Missouri in 81. Louis has been
changed to national bank with the title OF the National
Bank OF State Of Missouri In st LOnis and received us
certificates OF authority to-day. Its capital i sd4lOO No
circulation will be issued 81 this bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
BILLIARDS.
THE aRElT MATCH AT BOSTON.

This match, the frat Of two matches (home and
home, between the above well known bards of last
night Bumstead Hall Boston when joan mcDevt maae
largest run on record At different points Of The game the
ississ. Msps.si oodh-.iss Inssns Mes.i GOldwsits
s m5 M 80 LOO sa'
MoDsvit tSas beating eodthwaite, with an average Of
% $50 By .ssrly so3 ps :. s4,,a,.x.,t, vas ,sp
The rsst match takes pacs Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
CHINA AND JAPAN.

a STEAMER BURSRD--sUCCBss OF THE INsURGBNT
LEADER OVER THE FORCES OF THE TYCOON.
SAE FRANCISCO, Oct 30.-rhc American-built steamer
Huquang was burned August l9 at Kaikang, China.
Japanese adyices, via Shanghai Sept 3 confirm previous
reports OF the considerable success which Chosin had OBJ
tanned the Tycoon who made descent Chosins
territory but caught in deble and routed with heavy
toss ChOsn retrieved the losses suffered at the begin
ming Of the struggle and had crossed into DKokura gain
Ing eGua victory the force under the command OF
H0sh,a, uncle OF the Tycoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
rEMpEnANcE c0NYENTIoN.

PovOHKEzrsR Oct 3e--Ths New York Conference Tom
fsrance Convention assembled here to-day In consequence OF
Inc storm 20 dsiegais have arrived More however,
expected omoTcv This sfsTnoon was devoted 10 matters
~ busness cssrsCter together With dsoss07s o. dtNeEi
qsesou bearing the sdbof Of temperance This eyoing
sddress Delivered W tbs sV HI Toss psstor Of 81
Pei 10 ". " Church Fsw York CtitY Gas cC1YUfO3 WI
ogss iis sl9rs t0laorr0w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
Total ......57,G go

1.-The Counties balanced in the above table will
give Fenton more than 1000 majorityi while Eric,
Clinton, Orange, Rensselaer, Chemung Putnam and
Ulster viii. il the aggregate add to that majority
instead Of giving 9, 1900 for Hoffman. Il FL. 1rb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
NEW. pPIEANS

NEW ORLEANS Oct. 30.-(ien. Sheridan leaves to-
morrow morning The Board Of Iyee missioner
have issued proposals build 2OO feet OF lcvee There l.
no truth the that Gen Sheridan has been
ordered 20 Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
M TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

Tho authorities of the State OF Wisconsin having hied
In suurng the 0nief
Consre.s sppOFrd April TO- iess d i eeastrsns
10 with hichfsnl
the Secretary directed th ,he lands be prepared
for thai TIE tosmAsloHrF no"
ensas-d examining aud asns the lists OF sseeuon when "
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
ExEcurnf APPOINTMENTS.

D TRInusE
PosfmGsfcrs.-John Z. Mitchell, LIE Roy, New-i ork.
vice Chambsin removed G l. shrewsbury M.d'Sn Tod
ana vice r. McIeaad removed Lyman 5heiion Ne0'et'
ha.. W. r. Day, spp0lnted Oct md nov r-moFeS
Iasiaa 8gsn-H T. DenmAn Of kansas g. Northern s"p-nen
dane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
MARRIED.

BRADFonD-SOYEs-At st. Peters Chuteh Albany, by the
Rsv WIN Tsok Thursday 0ct rs William a. Bradford o.
Ne~Yek Eoyes. dagshE Of essfzs Dexter ESQ OF
Aibsny. Fl.
KfmBALt-HoLsROOK-Ia Bc.tsp Mas. rsarsiay ost y
,a tbs Ols sv d. Btssdan b Horses
Els.sa a Nav YORK siss Aasn,ils usbreek 5sss
IkyI9XH 4se VUss =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE INDIAN WAR.

TELkcHAPH 70 TIE TRIBrNE
81. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-Advices from Fort Garland Col
OradO dated Oct IL say that portion Of the Ute Indians
Aave in and surrendered 20 Gen. Carson, the COM
mandant OF the post II is feared, however, that the
render only for tho purpose of getting their annutes
add that they viii their dopredatons after receiving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

NOORB-MoADAM-On Eondsy fsh fis.. By The Rev Isaac
Wssteo Charles H. Moore Mary D. hoAdan daashsf OF tho
late Thomas hoAdsn al sfthis city No esrds
tart Edward AUsurs hier daashssr
Of John Miller. CO.. al Of New fors- vi p
Norrst0gn p .aaseeopY - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

lat. ID ID. 4th. sth 9Th It'll 9Th sth--Totsl
Nutual....... Z 3 q Is
Star.....s.... o 0 o Ia
Umpire--Mr Norton of the Eagle Club.
Scorers-Messrs Evans and Macdiarmed
Time Of Game-TwO hours.
Fly Catches-Mutusl as. Star ..
The Umpire received the thanks OF both Clubs Tor his
IMPARTIAL and satisfactory decisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
CANADA
By 1ELEaRaPH TO THE rRIBuNE.

HAMILTON C. w. Oct 30-A grand dinner was given to me
English Confederation Delegates last night SPccches were
of the Confederation The speeches rcmnrkahe Tor the an
sence OF illusions to the fennn ana to secretary oe"a"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 30.-The steamer Sar
Francisco from Geyown Nicaragua for New York with 7
passengers put here today for coal She viii resume he
VOYAGE to-mOrroA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

Ds. T8oMAs Caro- MCKEsE. formerly well
known rcsisss Of Teansa.s. died suddenly 81 yngtoa,
s. tho morning Of The s inst Hs iusrra viii Ss piso'
Il fyiggiss tsa glgsats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
WARNING To CONDUCTORS.
ex 4aLKaAArH TO The rRfBusE

CHICAoo Oct. 30.-The conductor on the street
oar here from which coOred erected stated
promptly dismissed the case came
20 tho knowledge OF the SaPcrnte ndeni OF the roed
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81 LOUIS
sr TeLeoHGru TO ruE TRIsusE

TELE0RAFH 10 THE TRIHtFL
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3O.-The Mississippi an1 Miss our
Rivers rising Business u fair The weather j. dab IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
pIcK rAYLoR VISITS JEFF. DAVIS

FORqREss MONROE Oct 30--Ex Rebel Gen Dick Taylo
aEre I'd kis moninS from Washington 70 JET Da
he remained in Fort all day and went North onight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD EXCURSION.
~ THLD0eaPH Tn1 a.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Ihe Pacific excurslonlsts lett
this city this morning special train the Michigan
Southern R0ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
ArrEMprrp SUICIDE or A MURDERER.

Ed oDANAD<1 W = --~AsDA<AA$A-
POroaKKgrsIR N T., Oct 3o-Janes Lewis. who Il oon-
ened an hail bore charged the murder OF the Rev j. O. Rich
saead attempted 70 commit suicide IL his cell this afternoon
with razor Hs new lies IN critical condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
INDIANA.

The official vote for Congressman in Indiana, as
copied from the books of the Secretary OF State. is as
folloWe.