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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
ON THE HUDSON

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER MARY PowELL.-As
announced In Saturday evenings edition Of THG TRIBUNE
the steamer Mary Powell grounded upon the West side ohe
river Saturday morning in consequence Of the dense fog
Eighteen aad the Of her staTbosrd wheel
broken She hauled of by the Metamors and Owed
R0ndout She will be repaired in time her regular
trips on Wednesday. Meanwhile the steamer Armenia will
take her place. leaving mere at the same hour, ..
ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED.-The body Of Benjamin
Sea found yesterday morning in the Hudson
Croton drawbridge Sing Sing supposed
attemp pied to the bridge at late hour SATURDAY. right
fell through the trese work He leaves wife and severa
children at Sing Sing.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENTS-OEE MAN KILLED
AND Two OTHERS IyJUEED-As the Sunday morning train
the Hudson River Railroad nearing Peeksk yester
dny morning NJ II O'clock named Orien foreman Of
the Cod Spring Iron Foundry attempted 20 get the second
car missed h otbod The train being under motion he
clung the iron railing Of the and dragged dis
OF about loo Yards breaking bis and two three
Of his rbs The uau stopped and the injured sken
board and conveyed Cold Spring where he lies
dan gerous coudition.
Still another fatG affair occurred Hastings station
them noIcnted when the through reg train along
and over the nebrlaied man. who was German tearing
him pieces and distributing portions u his body along the
track The other also very badly Injured attempt
ing 10 rescne ais comrado.
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RICHMOND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR
SECOND DAY.

The grounds OF the New Dorp ClubOn which the fair
Is being lying they OF the lower
bay are peculiarly adapted the enjoyment Of
eress by the Society for the amusement and recreation
Of is visitors.
The clear blue mrrorike ocean the glistening white sails
Of the inward end outward bound vessels the hand
with the adjacent woods dressed in all the richness Ct
Autnmns gray attire Ober and the faint blue hills OF
the Jersey Highland ia the background make picture
worthy the pencil Of Cfopsey.
The exercises Of the day commenced with trotDg match
Tor premium Of s5 contested for by the following horses
Brooklyn Mad slippery Dick, Midnight, Newburgh and
yee The race was thteequarer mile heats best three IN
1--WE which won by Midnight in three straight heatsme,
$500 lass ls During the intervals between tie heats,
there fr sndy contest between the Of Nesrs
Alien and Ed s. Mr.. Ell.s being the victor.
After the Mr. Leslie OF ebtrope celebrity besides
going through wonderful dexterty md.a performed
The original lod surprising feat Of carrying three pals of
water Zone on his head ana one IN each hand) from
extremity OF the rope the other; ant then The great
amusement Of the Islanders coog empteG his pals their
beads The band procession escOrtnc Mr. Lese from
assembly not the least amusing feature Of ne day.
We regret 70 adj that an accident Of paini nature
tr0t. a named Lanuan IN the employ OF Commodore
VsndeTbt knocked down and by the tOng Of
The driver was thrown out and the suky destroyed MI.
Lsnnan had his arm broken IN two places he was conveyed
the hotel whore his set by DIR. Clark.
The fair Of the Richmond County Agricultural Socicy
closed Saturday last. On the opening day las
Wednesday IL bid fair 10 become complete failure There
about 80 persons present. very ew articles had been
contributed and there few If any cattle on exhibit
ton. The tne weather Of Thursday and Friday brought
together varey OF live stock. The display of yegeta
bles very fine. There also magnificent colec
tion of flowers, which were very tastsfIly arranged
There several rOtng matches, which many Staten
Island horses entered making time such as not often
witnessed at the Fashion Course On Saturday afternoon
Councillor Wreth delivered address followed by
eloquent remarks from the Hon. ErGsus Brooks After
awarding the various premiums the fair closed, having
proved decided the receipts of the last three
days having exceeded their most saugune expectations
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WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.

TIoH ON sptciN IOHtspondent
JASEsVHLE Wis Sept. 81, 1866.
The Wisconsin State Fair commenced yesterday.
The weather been Of the best pleasant for some
time and IN het sunshine has been at premigm The
clouds went bounding the sky at rapid rate-drven
by heavy southwest wind-but to-day only fair breeze
fans us When we approached the Fair grounds the first that
greeted the eye was e good old Stars and Stripes and the
st thng th0 TEL up0Lt the the terrible brayiug Of
one OF those long land qRGruped This evidence that
we were 90 The confines ola State Fair Entries m be-
ing made and the road HE'D with all kinds Of machinery
stock &C. and everything bits fair 10 have the
held IN the State. More tomorrow
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. Sunday, Sept 80
Steamship wsmsuita Fish, NewBsdOd with md'e and
Ferguson Wood.
Steamship Gacu Gale Boston. with dse and para Isaac
Odeu
Steamship Nbtnsal. Carpenter ssvsnnah Sept 2 pass.
and Moray Ferris Had heavy NE the
split sb, hatch house. Sc Sept; a. ~ sgRsed
steamship Leo. 30 nss OF Haeas; day OF Hseas
ship Veteran hence for Savannah.
Bark Honduras Jaml Justice Liverpool Kingston
Is days with cosl TO F. Alexander Son. Sept a. lat AZ 90 lone
o. encountered terrific hurricane commencing 81 and yeeng
almost around the Loaf manst Izeniopmsst fofeop
gssntmast aud yard rfuug oeyad all @ blown and boats
washed overheard The strength Of the hurricane lasted about uI
hours during which time the obliged 20 lash themselves
the rgg stump Of sinGs &C. to themselves from bsns
blown u washed overheard.
Bark Tweed lot Wnd.o " 81 MDugan Glaze Bay days. with
coal TO j. y. Whitney & Co. Left American vessels.
Brig liemes of Tnk and Bbckha Porto Cstelo 10 days,
with hides, &c. 10 Dailelt & Biiss
Brig Bird Wave to Turks Isand Arecbo I6 days,
with sugar &. MessnT. Left vess-ls
Brig aagaendsve G 81 Johns ~ b. Durham, Arecbo q days,
with j ed Frye K Co.
Brig Southern Cross tBrl -, 81. Johns ~ B., days with
lumber TO A. Smtbers 4 Co.
Brig Robert Move lof New svenI Hochk Barbsdoes days
with mos'ses Sc TO II. Towodse Sons The r. NJ Is
bound TO New.tsven.
sehr Conservative Boyd Wilmington n C.. odsys with rO'in
n. l.. McCready sCo
schr l. satton, Cordery Elizabethpor Tor Providence
schL Helen Perry New. Bedford.
sch Advance Leighton cheyfeld with lumber smp
a Cspp.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The hip BlOna the city yesterday from the
Lower Qnars pine.
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5GRICUL TURF.
TuE DUrcHEss COUNTY FAIR.

TIT DUItHESS tUlNl1 FAlh.
Prom Our Special Reporter
washington Hollow n. y. Sept g, lsG6.
Today The last day Of the exhibition or the Duichess
County Agricultural Society," has been noted for fully az
large an attendance on any previous day. Certainly
10000 persons are the grounds, several thousand
being ladies'. Even exhibitors have failed yet TO
move any OF their goods concluding TO keep their respect
ave shows open mi the last minute.
THE DISPLAY OF HORSES.
The display Of horses to-day the finest and largest
ever tenn on any similar occasion ~ tins county and
horseeu generally In ecstasies. The following is
hnef report of the entries and trials:
FIRST ESTBY.-DOuble teams, aud never trotted for
money owneddn the county as follows: Fred McCord,
X Robinson and j. G. West mile heats best three IN five
for premiums. Robinson awarded the frat premium,
and Wet the second
stations four years old wero then ted-Egbert Hustled
and II. Emigh Emighs horse Is three years old. Con
tended-the latter horse winning
Stations five wears old and under six were next ordered
the track This trial was for special premium-a sill
medal awarded 10 the best horse by the SOcetyne
heats best three in FIVE Two horses entered owned
respectively by NJ. NJ Foote Of Beekman and d. Omsted
City Of P0ughkeePse. The silver medal was awarded 10
FOote. lie is i've years old.
CATTIE PsEmuMs-Best pair from any town TO Geo Ay-
TAu La Grange SO best single pair j. W. Storms. s.;
beat pair lag oxen Geo Ayrault slo best lot @ fat steers
SWINE pluMiuMs-Best boar over l year old. Geo. W.
Allen 81 best SOW lyear OLD H. Haines best SOW and pigs
hERSO SHIEP PREMIUMS buck years old D. Iryani
best yearling buck c. 4 j. c. HagbL
Cross BrOoD COMMON SHEEr-Best buck years old.
w. W. Stewart
ALDENEYs.-Y earling bull prize. W. j. Griffin, Sc;
TearliDg heifer LIST prize W. j. Griffin, 81
LONG Wool sHEEf-Best buck old and over, VIM.
T. Haxtun.
MIDDLE Wool SHEEP-Best buck years old and over A.
I. Van Wyok.
PROCEEDINGS IN THB AFTERNOON.
Mr.. John Il. Sherman Of POughkeepsie Mr.. Ephraim
W Pulz Renebeck and Chas Sands of Redhook ascend
ed 20 their positions and called stations of kept
In Duchess any adjoining County When the names
of those entering for the trial called for four respond
ed as follows: Edward 1horne l. ID. Simmons, j. v W.
Doty and Jackson and Frost half owners the latter TAX
ing the pole.
This was the grand gold medal trial, mile heats best
ihIee IN five. The race won by Hamlet
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RENSSELAER, COUNTY FAIR.
Our SDe.i,l Cofrnsponaent

TROY, Sept. q. 1866.
The Rensselaer, County Fair will open Monday next,
and continue four days. Extensive preparations for
large display of the products and industry Of the county
have been made The fair grounds situated halfway
between Troy and Lansinburgh and with the buildings
admirably adapted TO the purposes required Monday
will be devoted TO the reception of articles for exhibition;
day the display of Workmanship and lady equestanshp
will take place with mule hurdle in the afternoon
Thursday, Governor FenOn will visit the fair and de-
law bone supposed 10 be that of masterOn has been
found in the lower part OF the county and Will be eXhb
lied nf the fllr-
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IMMIGRATION.
To Ms ESiior o(iAs n. Y. Tribm..

TO fke EdifoF u hf " r. TIoHHf
SIR: Having seen frequent references in the public
journals to an nstution styling itself the A@sieaH Knit
srsni Aid aud Homsad Company which has protested 10
line Of steamships between this port and the Sean
dnayan countries and having learned that many persons
who arc inpeecy informed have Cohounded (not rnnatn'
ra on account OF similarity of the nsmes that nsttu
ton with the AMERICAN EsGRANT CcHpAN on whose beha
now address you deem proper To apIrno You that no
connection exists hIs corporation ana the Company
have named or any other and shall he Obliged by your
giving publicity 20 tnis statement iuura very respectfully
. JOHN wILfIAN, GenCfli Aceai for bnierhton.
Nae rork. Sept 49, Ist0
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HUYTERDoN COUNTY, y. j.. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

The eleventh annual Agricultural Fair of Hunter
don County has been held during the last rec DAYS fem
ingOn " j. and attracted quite large attendance OF visit
from the surrounding neigfboiho0a.
did hot OF til he following day and the fair which
20 have closed Thursday kept open til yesterday
The following constitute the pincp pal entries: j2 horses
head Of cattle ~ sheep, 10 swine poultry, field crops p
farm produce -four 60 vegetables ~ fruif flower lf3
ladies' work 37 home department 30 farming utensils a
manufacturers articles - miscellaneous Total 7j5 entries
Beside the entries there quite large number Of live
stock and some hue specimens OF farming utensils exhibited
The ladies occupied the main building and bad excellent
collection OF fancy work. and other substantial articles
One stand devoted entirely 10 dairy produce ana
quite attractive feature being very neatly display ed and
complete. In the center huge pile o. teupnglookng
butter ianciflly nodded Then cheese aud eggs and
sundry other items connected with dairy
Most Of the visitors IN and other vehicles.
An day long there appeared 10 be endless Teom OF
wagons carriages, Omnbuses stages and every available
Of conveyance their prices. Extra trains
throughout the day from all points within radius OF 80
miles and thousands avaed themselves Of the facilities thus
afforded.
Ga Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock there a grand
Tade OF horses and mules Tor premiums In csses No 10 No
inclusive. After the parade there four tT0 In the
trOt HOppocks the heat In 259i The second
WIS by COrytls entering 10 Of 25sl. The third
het was run in 2:j7 by Mr.. Hoppock's entry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
WASHINGTON COUNTY. n. Y. FAIR.

The Agricultural Society held its annual fair at Sa-
lem on the 18th Goth and 2st ns The weather nnpro.
pous throughout but the number Of entries for exhibition
a. well the variety aud richness Of display beyond
Of any former year The agricultural interests OF Wash
ngOn County decidedly the advance The address by
Judge Culver Of NewYork delivered the last day
When several thousands were upon the ground.
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fAnnouacements.i

The Hon. Charles Sumner, Gov. James l.. Orr,
John Novel. John Plerpon VIM Hve., aud Kshr Chefin
October PHREsoLodicAL JorRsA- Aso social Science Drsams
aud D-eauug Psychooy Phyaoosy, rhys Homy and PhrenO
osy liere,,n Only 20 cents ~ yoU Newsmen hsvs T.
E9wLEs wHLs Ne. $50 Broadway NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. = Philip McKeon, alias
Pheeney was arrested Bergenst at O'Clock Saturday
morning by Officers Crossman aud Foster on charge ha
ing in Dill last committed highway robbery Peter Van
BGskrk reenye The accused was taken before Justice
Patterson and committed for further examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

A SOLDIERS CoSvEErION.--A Convention com
posed Of soldiers Fourth On j. Congressional District
which ASSEMBLIES Newton the 4h OF October will be I'D
dressed BY Gems McAnister. Minded and Karge, Major
More and the Hon John Hin The Convention occurring
during the progress Of the Base Bal Tournament and the
Sussex County Fair 1t viii probably be one Of the largest
gatherings ever held in that part Of the STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

OUTDOOR RELIEF.-The Department for Medical
and Surgical Relief for Outdoor Poor situated the grounds
Of Bellevue Hospital foot Of Twenty sIths, T. R. will be
opened for the daily Of patients today THIS Inst
tuition Is under the superintendent Of the Commissioners Of
Public Charities The rules aud regulations for patients and
their treat ment recently given in THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

POET FOR THE LgGlsLATURB-A. M. W. Ball.
ESQ., the eputed author Of Rock me to sleep wss on Friday
nominated by the Republicans Of the First Assembly District
Of Union County ~ j. their candidate ior the House oil
Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

FRUITS AT COOPER INsTITUTE--An exhibition Of
fruits grapes flowers and vegetables to be held Cooper
Institute Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week. which
promises TO be very pleasing and profitable display.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

The LATE FATAL ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON
RIVER RAnEo ,p.-rhe death OF William Bendon, flag
the Hudson River Railroad by being over by the loco
Jessie at the intersection 81 Forty eghth.st. and
Eleventh. ave- Thursday last been already noticed in
gneer George Bes. hed. II being reported TO Coroner
Wdey that the accident the result care sness on the
the gneer he issued the OF the
fugitive and FRIDAY night the latter arrested by the
Twenty Precinct P.ce and 6e is detained in the
Station House awaiting the action vftlc jury Tie prisoner
that be deceased just before tae accident stand
upon the track with the sglalhl ia his hand and he
Bcs then stopped down bow much water remained IN
the boiler and arising Informed that the hagman had
run over and killed Why the deceased did
OF the way the prisoner conjecture TIE nqdes will
be held on Tuesday at o'clock D. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

The MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY. The
Merchants niou Express COMPANY whose imposing parade
of wagons through principal business streets on Saturday
attracted much attention Is to commences operations edsy
under the most uspcous circumstances The stock OF this
COMPANY amounts to e. 600 Co., tl5oOOO Of ehieh has
already been paid in The novel feature IN the formation Of
the Merchants Union Company consists IN tue distribution OF
the stock among merchants chiefly shippers throughout the
country over Of whom holders OF shares The on
Gers OF the Company PrssdenEmors r. Ross Pfesl'
dent of the First National Bank " Auburn Vice President
WIN IL Seward IT,. OF Auburni Treasnrer-W g. Beardsey
OF Auburn; Secretarv n Knapp; Attorney Tor the Com
pany-the Hon W C. Pomeroy -Four Of tie Trustee: are OF
New York CITY as follows; j. Smith OF he hrm OF D. l.
Smith & Co; Aaron Brinkerhoh OF Wrsh, Brinkerhon *
Co, WIN. A. Budd OF Sullivan. Randolph Baddi W M n
Appleton OF d. Appleton Co. The General Manager III THIS
civ is n C. Miller whose wekno1n Business qualneaions
are guarantee that business Of the Company viii DC sue
ce,sfuy managed Mr. n. L. Denis formerly OF toe United
States Express Co. is tie Freight Ase3t snd MI SeeJ
formerly OF the Adams Express Co.. the Cbie CeIk OF the
New York Office Lewis Grant VI Bnfo Formerly super
ntendent the Lake shore r. r. The superintendent o.
the Company. -. -. ,, T., -.
The office Of the Merchants Unip Express Company al
ssent ct the Of Hudson md Leonard s but the
6uling at Of Broadway snd Franklhss ormer.
" ayors Saoon being fitted for ts nse and wan proc.
ably De ready by the LIST Of Deccme The equipments OF the
Company in the extendye and sumpnous style
wagons painted In Uniform color and bearing the
device of the COmpanywo csped hsnds-and stud OF 10
splendid horses bought expressly for the Company are part
OF its costly and complete pa-aphernalh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

LAUNCH.-On Saturday last a small side-wheel
be named the Gaafe built for Messrs Renaud.
Francois Co. under the ntendence OF Capt Fredreo
Montabro launched from the ship yard OF Jeremiah ST.
mOnson foot Of Twefthst East River At precisely IL
o'clock the last stay Knocked from under the vesse
when she gded gracefully in;o the stream The boat was
testeuy decorated with the Spanish and American hags
Sbo J feet IA length breadth Of beam 80 ei depth OF
hold et about so tuus burden pnd draws when oaded
FIVE Of water Her engine (Which constructed
the Aare works. is vertical beam with cylinder % inches
in diameter and 10 feet stroke OF piston.
She intended for the coasng trade the south side Of
the leland Of Cubs and Will run between Baabcnp aud Gala
c Her consor the COrz will be LAUNCHED on on about the
18th.
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EATToNAI. UoIep ram

NAIIUNAL HUISE-FAIR.
DETROIT Sept. 29.-The 9th National Horse Fair
commenting aamszOo Tuesday promises 10 be highly
interesting and successful event. DeSer Patchen Paine
Forest and other famous horses aTve to-day The pre
MUM LIST amounts 10 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
CITY NEVIS.

The FiREMEN's ASSOCIATION BALL.-The above
Association has determined to hold its annual bali at the
Irving Rooms on Christmas night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

A VALUABLE TEAM or HORSES DRowSRD.-On
Friday evening last hackmsn named james McAude ef
his hack standing the steamboat pier at the foot OF Thirty
fourhs N r. while looking for fares from the passengers
then landing. While hc away the horses became
manageable and dashing down tue pier plunged into the
river before they could De rescued both horses and
carriage sank beneath the surface The team and carriage
were valued at 81 500.
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lily catches lulou. II; Hudson RiYers, Ia
Passef balls Crave. 3. Boyd. /.
rmpirr W. X. SchoutOn.
Scorers, W. Parnaee, Hudson River., W C. Gresbeck
Union.
Al tie conclusion Of the game. the Umpire. Mr. W. X.
SOLOMON 81 Poughkeepse presented the winning club
the silver ball watch beautiful one. the captain Of the
Unions recevng aer appropriate remarks had passed be-
" them both
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SwEITEEIA.

Lsvet swoleuia preparation for the teeth Removes
Immediately offensive sme Of the Dfesh For sale eSeywher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

DROWNED IN JUMPING FOR \ FERRY BOAT.-On
evening attempting jump Of the
South Ferry Whitehall missed the boat and fell into
the water One OF the men was rescued by Officer Peck Of the
First Precinct. The other drowned before assistance
could reach him The body OF the unfortunate
covered about after II subsequently
tanned the deceased Michael Woman. residing
No. Imlay.st. Brooklyn. Coroner Cover notified aud
Yesterday bed inquest verdict accordance with the
facts rendered Deceased native OF Ireland. aged
50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

NEw CoLLEcToR.-It is reported that Morgan L.
Harris been appointed Collector Of the With Congr
iouI pislI.Ssl place q GgsTgt T. Punap, removed.
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TnK RrcExr ASSAULT IN a sALooS.-On Frida

The RECENT ASSAULT IN SALooS.-On Friday
afternoon Roundsman Buckley and Ofcer Marows Of the
Nineteenth Precinct arrested James Cullen alias Cuey the
principal party who wednesday evening brutay
Mrs Elizabeth Russo In the saloon Of her husband No
Thdave of Fifty ourhst causing such injuries
that for time her life despalred Of The fact OF the
sault the anemorem examination Of the wounded woman
Daniel and Patrick Loonie the remaining
in the assault have been already published in lE
TRBUNR On Saturday Coroner Naumahn held the brothers
the OF OIL 600 each and Cullen n the OF
5000 TO await the action Of The GRIND jury.
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/ would not take 500 for it OF could not get
anoherl Patent BkBy luHPEa
and WAIxEn Three dsy oven satisfactory nsy ..
lDrned Depot, No. 47s Broadway.
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{ gsme-2 hours and 20 minutes.
THE CONNECTICUT CHAMPIC

THE CONNECTICUT CHAMPIONSHIP
HARTFORD Conn, Sept 30.-The final contest for
the base ball championship OF this State played al New
Haven Saturday. before large crowd between the
Charter Oaks OF Hartford and the Cheers u Norwich Ii
resulted IN decided victory for the Charter Oaks the score
sanding They rest on their bonos for the pal
ance of the having defeated every state CuO eligible
10 play for the championship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 30 The members the Atlantic Base
Ball Club Of Brooklyn arrived this evening They will play
match with the Athletics OF this city Monday Afternoon
This match attracts attention than any ever played
here will doubtless attract very large crowd OF spec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

CHAsEs IMPROVED DOLLAR MICROSCOPE, adapted
sl trades aud professions Trade lied
FOWLER WELLS. Agents. No. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

onday) evening James Stephens Coils Kirwin and Burk
Cart Gordon and others announced 10 speak.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-Yesterday man
named Thomas A. Davis, Jumped of Pier No. II. North
River mpeed by despondency being ont Of
funds and employment he iescned by persons
pier aud ms home No IS West Forty sxth