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DIE ID.


BANKER-n h, on Thursday evening August 70 EdwsS
and friends Of be family invited to .sad u.
the ts.h inst o'clock p without further invitation
CRAwFoRDOn her 9Th birthday Fridsy August "a Florence
Friend. and relatives are Invited funeral sndy
10 O'Clock from Eishy-sirist south 'ds|
coLEMANon fourth day afternoon August "a AFTER severe n
The end. the my are invited to
residence No 33 wes, Twsnyhrd't on hrs day. tic ssss
COREY fremont. Wednesday August 2, M.IssEst A,nss
wife Of Lucen b. Corey and daughter Of the late HenJ 4rhSse
aud friend. q the family invited .stsnd :ss
inst At !, oeocs Carriage, will BE- IN waiting on silva '~
DEwHURsT-A savannah Ga Monday Angus, y suid.oL
OF eons.sve ehls O. Williams Dewhur, formerly Of EHs,es N
H. aud late Adalaa and First Lieutenant Thryhrd c!
Troop.
DAYToN-As Ridgs~oOd n. J. Thudsy, August a. Eiasid
The relative. and friends family respectfully invited % -
sHa =, the S5e' from ns for vii cave sn PsTss
Ferry loot Of chalnbsr..., at 10
PLEaNG-on Thurdy August 70 Franklin y youp.cs son Of
s s,s N.Y. % sS sn 70 nS ss fo.r.
ct ssts sIsr.Il' '-' sun =
HINDln shesd Mass. Monday Angus. 20. John C. Hind I.
Albany papers pease copy.
JAcKsoS-A, J.a, L. H. Thursday August o. Job Jsctsos,
Tn: fmy .ud q his brother Ichn J.ct,en are -.
a. the piseops Church Monday ths a7sh insi
The e0 f; '., cSan. r sy ct Long
train leaves Jamaica at SIS p. 4
NTSTEOn Thursday 20 the residence Of his fsthsfJ
William A. younse., Of John J. Ne'tel "a years Of age
Of the family the members OF thS
Eighth y. O. n Z, respectfully invited % .sno
Sunday the 26h inst at u ocock from NO. 81 d.
Marx splscs
PALMER-On Tuesday Augus. a. sfter lingering nne" NC
Ca, Palmer vile Of Ea'a' Palmer of Brooklyn N T. he'd
Ssh year.
PRosEUS-At vass N Y on Wednesday morning August ~
Peter ,. Pro,sus, in the I'D year OF his sge
ROBNsOS- Springfield suddenly Thursday August ~ 3s-
.eph II. Robinson. aged SO years and months
friends Of family Tepeesa n,isse to a's>nc
the funeral sunday at O'Clock. from the NJ T. Church
TABER-In Hudson City N j. Friday, Angus. a. Helen nfa.s
daughter fThaddsus v and Eesnor Ta0e aged months
The friends invited attend the funeral servcs
grandfather No. Al sevsn,ave on Suaas1
afternoon Of II O'Clock
Yorkve Thursday August ~ 1866 OF consunp
ton Champion ID. Wright. aged 80 years -. q
The from HIS late rsience
betwe Sunday, the 10th
oclock folio wing Monday the body will be removes
held Clinton
M train from New-York.
New Haven papers please copy.
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Union Course.

On Friday evening the Union Course entries closed
s.vey of G races did not FILL The attendance AZ Forenee
popuar place OF resort such occasions was
mnch smaller than on the previous evening The following
arc the races that hed . ,..,, l. -.
4, TAYLOR enters b. Woodstock. n. Woodruff enters
Fearnaught W Peabody enters b. b. General Mcclellan
X pu,e $500 mile heats best three In FIVE for horses
mar mayer beat II. Woodruff enters b. Quicksilver
a. Tayor enters b.. h. Woodstock D. PafeT enters ,. NJ
Aida. ,, - 49,. -.
never beaten ~. o. Carl enters T. Enfield, l. Bennett
inter. Rough and Ready l. Stannu enters bk Creole.
The other pgrses did I'LL bat the season cosei other
an more valuable premiums will doubtless be offered
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Position Of Lmmc. VI. scovel.

PHLADELP1IIA Friday, Aug. ~. 1870
James NJ Scovcl. Speaker of the Now-Jersey state
senate whose action prevented the election of Rcput
ican United States Senator last Winter. has written
letter to T1c ErcHiHc Telegraph, In which he recraes
his approval OF the constitutional amendments passed by
the last Congress, and says:
propose AZ the extra session ~ the Legislature such
session is called 10 do duty Republican upon all qne
tons which arise. hst sat Ying conscience
then gratifying my constituents and friends
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CONNECTICUT.
y srArr crNrRAL COsIMITTER.

MEETING OF THE UNION STATE CENTRAL coMMiIIkh'
From Our Own Correspondent
HARrFoRp c. Friday, August "a is TO
The Union Republican State Central Committee OF OoA'
necticut met al the United States Hotel IN tls c{,
to-day. Hon. IT. ii. Starkweather Of Norwich the aDe
Chairman OF the Committee presided, and CongIcssmcn
Demng and Brandagee Gen. o. s. Ferry Senator elec1
Gov Hawley, j. I. Barnum, Mark Howard, esq, anu
other distinguished gentlemen Of the State were present
After the transaction Of preliminary business, inc
following resolution was unanimously passed:
R,soired That Mr. 7. w. Smith IT, heretofore nember
~ ,bis Comme from Fairfield county having VOLUNTARY
pnted 10 Convention With the most obnoxious leaders OF t
Copperaesd party IN s Stats f2E TIE RsrRQis u tqERIns
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ARMY GAZETTE.

10y 1ee-rsph.t
ASsfGNFp.
wet Brig Gen. John NJ Cuyler T. 5 A TO duty
ical Dr tor Department OF the Eat.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following officers announced upon the star Of the
Commanding General military command Of North Carolina
Breye Lieut. Col NJ. CogsWe major Eighth United States
Infantry Acting Judge Advocate Breye Capt james Che
ter First Lieut. Third United States ARTILLERY, as Acting As
sistsnt Inspector General
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ILLINOIS.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT-SoMINATIoN FOR
CONGRESS.
Special Disgstch to The N. Y. Tribune.
Quincy H.. Friday. Aug. "a le56
At tho Repubican Union WITH Congressional District
CouyentioD Which met al Monmouth, Warren Co., yes
terdav the Hon A. C. Harding was renomlnated on the
second balotan honor most justly deserved Inc mon
party In that District arc enthusiastic over their ticket
partcuarIv with The nomination Of Gen. John A. Logan
Tor Congressman at large and have no doubt OF carrying
tho State by a large majority in November
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Ba.e Ball in washingson.

Dl1T,flN III0lH'
WASHINGTON. Friday. Aug. Is. lst6.
The National Base Ball Club of this city, the cham
pon Of the SOUTH to-day played match with the famous JET
fer,on Of this city full game OF nine innings played
resulting in favor Of the champions by score OF 81 TO %
About persons present The time Of the game was
a hou,s nj lO mi
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The johnson state Convention OF We" vir-
ginia.
wHrpLNc. Va. Friday. Al

WmEIfNG Va Frday. AUGUST q. 1870.
The National Union State Convention OF West
Virginia was held Of ParkeTsburg Yesterday.
Col r. Smith nominated for Governors John W Ken
nedy FOR Secretary State " Richardson for iAtofner
Genera.
One hundred and sixty delegates were present
Resolutions were adopted indorsns the National Union
Convention held Philadelphia pcdgng fealy 10 the mon
and the Con ,tiiuticn aad denouncing The kadlcas.
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Rochester Union Convention.

Special Dispsieh to The ~ y. Tribune
ROCHESTER Friday Aug. 81. 1860.
The Union Convention of this city tonight appointed
delegates the State Convention nsructing them to
vote for the Radicll PLATFORM ndoscd Fen'on and with
great enthusiasm appointed Henry Churchill Of the firs
Ward and Frederick Douglass of the Twelfth Ward dele
gates To the Loyal southern Union Convention. MI
Dourlass was nominated amid great applause
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AiSeny Cattle Market.

Aug et-The Cattle market has been only moderately
i've this tao demand for the Eastern marketa v1
a. for Eew.York being slow II not light altogether 49,
head have been received the most Of them being light thar
stock The atranoe from the poorest TO 9ic on ~
best Prices from G. Tic for Inferior to arrive
&c for fair. and bloc for good prime Extra nums
OF the drove remain unsod. Sheepdemsnd rather heht
prices e6io; lambs 7s7ic. Reeeipts-5op Hogs small
sale Al
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u....pail Match a, Bsvden,ewn, n. j.

BORDENTOwN n J., Friday, Aug. q I5ub
4 baseball match, witnessed by from 2,OOO 10
OO peopIs was played to-day this place between the
hletcs Philadelphia and the Coumbians OF Bordenowh'
Zoe score OF the Athletics G.. and Of the Colambans D.
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DAILY TRIBUNE.
tl0 per snnum: s. for six months.

Go per snnum; s. for six months.
s2MI-wEBKLY TRIBUNE.
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Mail subscribers. copies yesr-iN numbers -
Mail subscribers copies or over. for each copy "
Persons remng for 10 copies $50 will receive an extra eoF
for months.
Persons RENTING for Is s will receive an extra coy
one year.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 49,
Mail subscribers snae copy yesr-52 numbers " "
Mai snbscribers clubs Of five o.
Ten copies addressed to names Of subscribers -
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Twenty copies to address " W
An extra COPY will be sent for each club OF ten
Address TIE TRIBUNE. New. York
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MARRIED.
PRANKARD-ABnI

Wednesday. August a. By the Rev.
Charles Kelsey George PTsnkard TO julia L. only daughter
Norman Abbst;, NJ. ID. 81.
MENNER-RUSsELL-on Thursday. August ~ 1t HSnesdsis,
Pa BY the Rev MARBLE rector Of 81 Lakes Church Scrsn
Robert Menns Sophie c. daughter Of H. Rossse CSC
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FIELD SPORTS.
Bnse Ball.
EXCELSIOR VS.. INDEPENDENT.


These Brooklyn Clubs played their first game
together yesterday the Capitoline grounds in the
presence Of very select assemblage. quite number
OF ladies occupying seats The match was arranged
nj short notice. but 1t proved TO be very pleasant
meeting and well played in majority OF the innings
though 10 the mark either club had reached this season
previous The umpire followed Mr. ROgerss
ample and kept the paye strictly to the rules the result be-
ing quick game The full below gives all the parcu
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Federal Appointments i'm o.. Louis.

-ps5s- Di'rs''h @ TIE n. \. TIisune.
81. LOWS, Fridsy. August "a 1896
l,s reported that Charles G.. Mauro notonous Rsbsi
sympsthiler during the war. has been appointed United
states District Attorney d.splacing Grover who Wa %
noKious 70 tho Fenians though Conservative in pc60
mauro mediocre lawyer but his rebellous procivitiss
caused bis rejection a. City Counselor in 1861.
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MARINE DISASTERS.
rug SCHOONER FAREWELL ASHORE.

THE SCHOONER FAREWELL ASHORE
SANDY HOOK Friday. August a. lsoa.
The schooner Farewell, Capt. Ludlam, from cape
Nav y j. for EewYork with melons and sweet potatoes
came ashore Sandy Hook opposite station House no As
night All hands saved. The vessel mes on tus siu
beach u Of water Cargo all LOST No insurance on the Ys
a. NJ a. v
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A Nui-apce-Apd II. Cure.

standing objection to other machines that they usks
the baby and the folks talk While
operators filed with the rapid click click click Of tas
Glib. curel for this nuisance noeess tst
movement heard the roomThe Eoonom Advtl
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Terrible STurder I'm SDetvelt,

DETROIT. Mich. Friday. Aug. "a 1896
terrible murder was committed near Lansing.
Mich 10 daT negro named Taylor killed the vfs cad
daughter Of John Buck Taylor followed and arrested
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The Cnmpnigu Opened ia Kansns.

/ Special Dispatch to The y, Y. Tribune
LEAyESwoRrH Friday. August "a, LEGO
Senator Pomeroy and Representative Clark have opened
the campaign in Kansas, speaking every night warm
reception has been given to both.
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Krecu,ion Of s.m,c, C.x,,,.

CtsonNArL D., Friday. Aug e. te66.
Samuel Covert. the murderer Of the Rosee family,
hung a. Lebanon. Ohio o. to-day Hs deossrsd
himself innocent
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
iBy TELEGRAPH


The President has appointed Matthew d. Fereer
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for the Twenty sinh District Of
New York and VIM H. Purnel Assessor for the Third Dis
trci OF Mainland.
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ImplTe-M MT. Paul JrHerson.
Scorcrs-Mr liver for Eclectics +. Dewitt for Sooials
SOCIAL vs. JEFFERSON.
match between the SOcials and Jetersons will
take place Cd the JOth inst. the Hoboken grounds
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Ssu F.a..aI Annainfmen NJ In Detroit.

DHrnon Friday. Aug q, ls66.
II "a announced that Col. Henry Barnes Pcs paeu
.QQ9,aiss Pasipasta1 81 Detroit
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5perial Notices.

The GreatIC aiifornis Wine Depot:
GURNER & Co., No. so Cedar-st., Nev-fork
dxsrtf.ement in xnOther column.
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DIR, Z. II. CALDWELL

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reached London from Malta in three days
and a half.
To Governor Eyre himself such an
appointment is the least unfair or hui
initiating that could have been made,
while it ought to be satisfactory ever to
his accusers. With a Bill OF Indemnity
passing, if it has not already passed.
through The Colonial Parliament, it
would have been necessary to institute
some Independent inquiry, even had no
suspicious facts come to light. 1t would
be idle to deny, however, that facts OF
this kind have come TO light-facts which
are probably capable of modification,
which are possible capable Of eXplana-
ton, but which, if left uumodihed and
unexplained, would reflect deep disgrace
on our colonial Government. For their
own sake Governor Eyre and bis subor-
dinates must be virtually placed on their
trial they cannot be examined here, for
all the evidence against them IS IN the
West indies; nor can the Governor be so
examined there so long as he is clothed
with the high prerOgatlycs OF his office.
Il is not easy tC see what else could have
been done than what has been done, and,
II it was to be done, it could hardly have
been done with less harshness or more
judgment. Pending the result of the IN
vcsDigajioa, Sir II. StorkS is still Go
vcroor and Military Commandant at
Malta bis Commission, therefore, bears
an al interim character on the face of it,
and may I've terminated at any moment.
No one but those who feel a cruel plea
sure ia the dishonour Of their country
men can fail to wish that his Report
may clear Governor Eyre from the worst
charges hat have been made against
him. No one but those who are blinded
by a false patriotism to the dictates of
humanity and justice can desire that any
particle Of the truth should be sacrificed
10 motives of policy.
, 1866-01-12
From tie London Times, December 49,


Au7 o"!eo' an" Inns u N' ii0"Iy
0'olAS "llSs'o" ~ 9 0"mI 80!
stated III 'l9 SPo0'"l 0tIei - "PP0,I'-
lL'"', "'i.o" - :, ,L ~ -
~, GI,Taln of c1I
mr. '"'' : - M I"'L T..N foo,J :.
~ H@.'' = 49, ,Sias la LH1
''' 'SU'' I''"' y ~ - -, ; :
'I'ao0 io' '"G ooN' 'I'''oI' :; - ~
','' '''', = = 60 a. GIII"o'tJ "
"o9e"'o' - y - -
any "''oI l:iSo" - -lnnoa ,tan
,,G"' 800 =, rncitn ,hat go,
ny ~ 1'.t ~, T].n,;o. H..
"''J-I ,"", 3;I iI,n5 aaJ ,L't l1
I"n'9 @,| E.no%.I nn,sons har, norcort-
..nI|t1a destruction of other orr spbircIs
..(...'s,t therein" and. further. fbat
,nrri.yons disturbances have brokcu ont
.,ia our sail island. aud have been suD-
.,nl,s,p1 and fine said Disturbances and
.ttao,ro..ion have been attended with
...r...tf IoSx az life. and it is aIIecrd that
49, vr..S.ye and unlawful <eyeIjry Ips
..h.sn nsrd i, such suDDreSsinEV '4,
+b.r rpcoonjzes in annie terms The ne
r.<Sitv OF = fglI and impartial inquiry in
+, tLr orjrin. nature, and circumstances
nfIhr IIs-nrbancrs. as we'll as into The
maasnr,s aIoorcd for their suppression,
ilp e~vnrdjeucy Of Mr.. Eyre brinr on The
.,,+ lnnrjno tGa inquiry. and the impro-
,,,i.tv If lis continuing 10 exercise The
t1nr.ion> Ola Governor in the meantime.
1rnon tbe>a Grounds il proceeds TO re-
,nka Mr. EvTr.s Commission from and
aIlar tLp timr when his Order shall be
INV nof,frd in the island. "and thence
,,fIrth min we Shall think fit 70 deter
un,inn these presents constituting Sir
r. Srork5 Canrain-Genera and Govern
or-in.Chiaf in Mr.. Evre's room. and in
v]rsting him Tor he time being with all
~ 49, - ~ q;
, 1866-01-12

Washington, Dec. 25, 1865.
GENERAL GRANT GOING TO THE
RIO GRANDE.
It is stated here quite positively that
General Grant will sail, Immediately al
ter the holidays in the flagship of the
Gulf squadron, for the Rio Graude. Com
modore WlnsIow has sailed in the Cham
pion via New Orleans, leaving his flag
Ship behind for The General.
, 1866-01-12
ROUTE OF STEAMER
"C1ara Rothe,"

1866.
January.
Wednesday, 3ILeayes st. Thomas for Bassin at
1P.M
Thursday :. 4ILeave8 Bassin for St. Thomas at
L P. NJ.
Saturday 6 Leave8 st. Thomas for Bassin at
SAN.
Do. GILeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
SPIN.
Monday s Leaves St, Thomas for West End
at SA. NJ.
DO. 8ILeayes West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
Wednesday I1O|Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
Do. lO|Leaves Basin for St. Thomas at
Friday 12ILeaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
Saturday I3LLeayes Bassin for st. Thomas at
Jpn.
Monday L5 Leaves St. Thomas for West End
at s A. NJ.
Do. 15Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
Wednesday I7|Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin
with Mail at s A. NJ.
Do. l7Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
SPIN.
Christiansted 29th December 1865.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
van nnnu-zAIn executed at this Office
, 1866-01-12

executed at this Office
with t aud des-
patch.