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8 ILLIARD 8.
SPECIAL 1tlscaAm TO TINE NEW vuax HERALD.

Match Game In Boston Between John Nc.
Dewitt and William l;oldihvait-1 Dewitt
the Winner-ExtraordinRry Play BY the
Winner.
The first OF the two match games Of billiards between
William Godthwait, OF Bosson, and John MoDevitt, Of
New York. for purse Of 81 00O fifteen hundred points
up, carom, played In Burnsteed Hall this evening
before large number Of spectators. The game
began about eight O'Clock Godthwait won In string
ing for the lead and placed his balls so that McDeviu
made count. Until the thirteenth inning the playing
poor, when Goldthwat made some good play and
81 On tho nineteenth inning hcDet had tho balls
in Of his favoriie positions and l4s. On the
twenty second inning Goldthwait ran 80 and wen.
easy with the three balls together at tho
head OF the Table and McDevt took them and ran 7s
showing very play From this the thirty sixth
inning the game rather monotonous, with the excep
ton of excellent round the table shots by Gold
thvait On the thirty sixth inning McDcvitt madc some
st play very carefully keeping the balls together
and ran 400. Codthwait followed Immediately with q
count Of l0l On the iory FIRST McDsvu nursed tho
white and light red along the cushion the head aud
right Of the table and i02 giving him lead OF 5s3
and making The score ssand-McDevitt, LOOT; Gold.
thwait, 424.
On the mex, four nnnss od,hwa!t scored 267 10 Nc.
Devis q reducing the lead Of the latter to 33s and
making the call McDeyiu 1.009, Goldthwat 6yl. Me.
dium play follow cd. relieved by OF 20 by Mcpcvt
on tho forty ninth inning one 0, "a by Godthwat on
the nfty-thrd and one or ~ by McDevitt
the nfsy;toar.h The score then stood McDeylu
Godthwat ran % f,y. .lfih inning but his TEN
poraIy advantage completely overbs.snccd by Nc
Deyitts OF 232 On the nity sixth inning during
which hc displayed superior sgiil IN nursing on the
nfy -ninlh inning McDevtt having but So TO- took
the cue and out the game, the score standing AT tho
McDevtt's average % -. GoIithwato's 1888.
Highes, runs AcDeyii Iss ~ 100 18. TO- 54 asl ana
90. Goidthwsii, ioi, ios' u, "a and v. Time of
The secoad game will be played in New YORK
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RI S T o RI
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO rSe NEW yssr usaMs.

second Might I'm Boston Mary STUART Pre-
sented-The Audience Increu,sing-Tnc Bos-
ton Press Appreciate Ri-tori, &c.
Bosros, Oct. 10, 1855
The fastidous, the exactng Boston public have
Rstor the Great have criticised her sharply severely
and carefully have compared her with the renowned
the wonderful Rachel and have found that she bears
nobay their harsh critlcistn and equals not In
measure surpassss the great French actress Her
stands among the highest Of the few eminent tragedi
ennes Of tho world. They have weighed her in the
balance and she has not been found wanting The
press came out this morning words OF the highest
praise and apprecat Of her talent. Not paper
made single attempt TO criticize her acting In allud-
ing TO her reception her debut last evening" tho self
concerted teatahle newspaper Of the city says Boston
has its notion and shakes its head obviously at the
thusiasm OF commercial New York, though its
praise be awardea TO 50 renowned artist
Ristori. II is therefore most satisfactory know
that the modern Mhenians did make an efort last
evening TO send their distinguished representa-
tives 70 witness Risors enSe In Mcdca, Which repre-
senatives gave her such a welcome may the
Theatre Francais TO blush The audience appaded with
much dscernmcnt and recalled the great tagediennc In
the heartiest manner. This DO IL said 10 Bosons credit
Madame Risori appeared this evening schofs great
tragedy OF Mary Stuart aud sustained hor part to per
fection. Her audience larger than the opening
evening" more attentive, moro apprecative and
y, 70 enthusiastic. Tho tragedy OF the evening
seemed better fitted to her peculiar type Of
genius than Medoathc play Of the opening nightcan
bc said to be- Mary Stuart displayed those talents of Rs
tori which other play draws out, and commands tho
intense interest and sympathy OF the audience The ap
pause exceedingly frequent, and had IN IL the
Inc ring II Expressed tho opinion Of Boston that tho
great tngedienno fully sustained the high character
which the critics everywhere she has been have given
her a. tho head Of the art Of tragedy the regnng
queen.
Ristori does not appear until Thursday evening
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nissicruHTTs POLITICS.
Letter trom G~Herni s~hovvscr Against the
tieesiSs OF Hen Batlcr.


Gen.fs wm. S.howier Adiutant Gepcrai u The stsis
+ out to-day with letter against Be,he Fisher Bater
a. candidate Tor Cougre.y Bc says that he y a
pabicAn bat be Tor Basr, becsus. does
not i've Ia The diarct and b.caus. be y pledged M.
peach tue President Gencraish0wier In s iotisr says
fhe President viii decline drpo-sd ana he wili all
upon tho army and navy - support him. Congress will
cal upo1 the 70 support 4 Here clash.
The frcident Will call upon the militia a. support the
Etec4uF. congress will call upon the militia sup.
. rt Congress, The Issue " made partisan. TIE
beat becofD~r every moment intsu~e The p~opls
dtvtae politically the militia hesilstss the army hesitate
wleh agthoriy acknowledge This brccig d0sepfion.
hght "a. - piece biood sned. Who the epd
81 s who the oost. and YET y IL produce
tA condton u ssar that 10 sand General Bys.
.r " Congress. 0eg 10 ~ srru@ed. should Andf~w
Jehnaor any gpcssssor of ma eommt ats which
" 1uf make Impeachment necsssity. J have
fsith thar can9ress would meet The s2igsncy
proper form and IN right spsli, bnf
M IRON usns PARTY Ia ssBdtuE year IN advance
re,resen,s'ss pledgcd 70 Impeachment ant vho isorv
srier a.uson that be appointed % God a. iLe
Butler beeaus hsse most devoted regard Tor General
Grant believe Ia Nun ] hop and beleye that
hs viii "a candidate Of sii trvs pstfiotis
for IN Pfesldsuey t~o years hence. NJ h or
brsvey', and SHOULD have cor bgfest place.
d II .Ad sra believed he has more bitisf tlsn
General, Butter, and a IA siso believed tbst ~ The
rsasun. 70 he Impeachment which Gensrsi hgt@r
haS 10 ret nto ongre~s hesd 0r General sfant sna
nncors The hottie In With Gsnerai dr.nfs rspors
plar I'd HIN ior tire part he sas1 q Bsfnnds HHndrsd
srd bis fAliufs 10 act 81 bor' FISHER
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ionnd 70 90 ns Gaze in the operations OF tho freshmen
buresu And 70 qoote nts own application "a people
must DC considered unht for than 4 hmtted AMI
qualified Freedom who will CO operate arugaly with
the law and public authorities in suppression oi evil
dosrs Z"
believe nov that many of the southern states NH
adopt the constitutional aaendment provided a. thev
ssy, they can have as~uIacss that Congress wnl not b.,
continually proposing conditions 1 hope tf ihr
amendments IA adopted the generous aentlmen on ~,
people OF the North will be exteuded the solth ana
testimonies OF symps. by and kindness viii be shos a. IN
order 90 encourage what believe 20 he growing fant
ment ~ good will to ths freedmn and dore Ia co.
operate with tho North In sustaining republican gov
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the have ,seen az the Stadt since his en-
gagcment Antonio was bad as Portia, annd fortia
Was too bad talk about Both demanded exercise
Of The imagination accept thsm all creations of
the poet liat painful from tho almost superiunan
effort required Dawson tried bard 70 redeem the n-
ferlor acting with which he enveoped, but u Was
beyond the power OF mortal That ne did not lose
heart al times, and sympathy with his impersonaiion
ART
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Every seat in tho parqrst and family circle was occ-
pied at the above named place OF amusement last
evening" while quite number Of persons were com
pelled TO stand Tho songs and saies in the first part
Of the programme excellent particularly the last,
whero tho 'city newspapers" were brought in Their
reading created considerable merriment from the many
local hits made. The second appearance OF Mr. T. G.
Bowen, la fayore ballad, greeted with rounds Of
applause. Mr. Bowen sang very protty senmtnia
ballad His voice IS clear, powerful and sweet, and
many in the audience believed thai the singer 10.
male dressed in male attire. Charley Backus kept tho
audience IA continual OF laughter with his AMI.
mated photographs limitations Of noted actors and
actresses. Mr. DonRikers violin solo. with variations
was also loudly appauded The evenings entertainment
concluded with the langhabie buresque OF spectral
shades, or Phantom Illusions. which has made decided
hit
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Rarncy Aaron and the beneficiary. These boxers
showed the manly art perfection and went about the
matter IN hand With such appearance as II they
meant chat IL required but little Imagination 10 SEQ
tncm in fancy nude and pegged 10 tho grass lighting
each other IN desperation and fury til 10 sheer fmpo
tsnce and blindness The sponge saould up
token OF defeat This concluded the exercises proper;
aiter which audience aud parilcipators betook them
selves to the saloon where they talked Of tho
departed gories OF the ring TIL q lat hour.
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nhsshArirh ANALrzSs Or THs HnmvA-
IioN Arp D*rlNAfioa % WORDS, Win rnEIn
shAsN"''A tLAssIficATIoN. For the use IL
scn""r ala acAdsme-, ny ". :. Tenney. D.
Appiesoh 70. Ne" York.
Ttis usoGai Ltiie work divided into thres p.rts
separately entitled Sunixcs Prsaxes and Compound
word. An the Modification. which ,oo, .,,,e,,o.x
by ths addition OF sunxes a,e syo.naa ,o..,h,-
fonning family Of words IN n.r o,, rns
fAuher r,oatae.t,oos xhich 4, ona.-.o.. - ,h
uss Of pecaxos AZ we'll a. sunixes. are rrosn.i ,s
sethor IN p,y .,ona ,n ,,s Anal ,.s,ac.,,on,o, 49,.
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,so,,. ~ 80 ''''"''' '''' .S'''"s o'~P'uAs
N' y" P'"rsn'"' 10 part thifd Ihr authors cboS
!" '"' forth tho principles ~ the language eeAsIy
that after progress "a tho erarci,s tne pup wiz
be able give the apelln, and orcce syp,ao,,oo az
any word whether formed bv m. aasu,o, a. sup, !.
tho root. addition Of p,cnxes ana suf,xeu a, ~
other roots
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Ope uina Of ~s~iuway Hall.

This splendid hall wilt be opened this evening by tb.
Batenan Concert Troupe. To Judge from the immense
demand Tor seats ths hall will he ned 10 is
pary Tue programme of the opening concert l. very
heavy but varied one, comprising or the best
lection furn the different schools. Madame fsrepa,
Rrgnah, Feuanfi. Fortuna, Hation Milis Kosa and
Thona orchestra viii assist 10 the Inauguration this
tempe of music.
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Ini"s 81 usrrisaais -. Oriratsi .f Gresn-
point.
A match bciSeea the Union Base Bali Club of Norris
ants ana the ousnal Club Of Grsenrolnt played yrs
ierday afternoon. the grounds % the rn,os uab.
The dsy was not socd for playing. being cold aud
very unpleasant, with Ahona ~lnd blowing ali the
time After tho heavy rain which bad fallen ell the
morning ami IN" ugh, before tho ground q poor
condition 20 play yet u. play both
celi'ni The Unions won the game sitter pisyng "a
inBingr. Tho ~ th~ pasy
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cots 81 null risa. 4. Ofensl
Outs hAsessf LioN. q. ufentai
ny balls rsughf tHita. =. brlsntal
ftoflfr- -,iegfge rtpmr.on ~ - N@HfN ftab
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Prr-ideaf johnson and tho Penians-Iess~r 10
Mayer Hoffman.
Mayor Holman has received tho follosng letter from

ExEcuuvs MAvsios
WAsuSGros D c., Oct 2a ls66
~s-I have received your commune alton of the 2sth
instant together with copy preamble rs-o.
iui,cns adopted by tho Common Council OF the city OF
New YORK. and approved by yourself asking the inter
secure the pardon o. Robert oss Lynch and other
zeas Of H. United States confined IN Canada
COMMUNICATIONS addressed by the Department Of State
% the 27th Instant the British Minister washing.
ton and 10 the Consul Of the Cu,ed states at Toronto,
'anada These prompt proceedings win convince you
~ 'he deep interest feit by the government Of the
nied s'ssrs In the cases OF those citizens and Of ns
das' mlrston 20 take all Step that may be Necessary
.nd proper for the protection Of All citizens where
sever 'he, mHy be- am, s very rssgcetfaIiy your,
JoHs HoFssAs. Mayor Of the city Of New Yors.
The FcrIsn Movement Asnis Assuming Prae.
teal shspe-AiA from the Albany aud Trs,
t."~"n tes1eils-~Arwss BeinG scattered
AI"ns the Frontier &c.
RAPID survey Of the Fenisn situation from Albany 20
she hoa,e enables me rspcss the sreaisa actively
everywhere prevailing among the circlcs
Tl,o Common Counc of this cny have s6ortsd rssolu
ton- Iook,ng 20 rvsccai AID TO the renisus and the
Common cosocI % Troy with The sssrs spurobsnos of
Mayor tiags, will follow snH tomorrow night
The f4stsu Rins Association held . most irppcr,su,
meets. II rroy last night and session again To-
night lvervwb-sc tho circles Of the organization
hbw nors n practical meaning their ssuuds u s,ev
OF she ppfoschng possible executions IN Canada than
known before Arms scattered In great gusns
tiss s asoug from whitehall 70 Burlington, and know
tAss . a,ge auantity and have besn for one time
Usrrtcd Canadian soil a. point NOS fer distant from
~ Aibana w
Captain Ianerssn the Fen an State Centre cf Vermont
usng all hr energies 10 render the situation pr1ctcsbie
end bic Efforts marked by both industry and
The Cansdians the immediate border are confident
. aeotber Invs-ion and that nj once, and Of fosmi<
ses character. should the condemned Fenans be enecu
- consequencs thsy are much exercised over she
gloomy prospect
~ ~ - can learn hsrs 10 b. desire 70 upss
e2Ne-sG Nc gfo.ANhe91 Ssd mage eopmoa ssiss
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r,w Cernwai, Prisoners.

CoKswALis Z. w., Oct ~, 1865.
Hon John Hiard Cameron Crown Counsel has ap-
piled for writ Of hAbeas corpus to take the three
Fenians from here 70 Toronto be tried with those
At Toronto The Grown Counsel also moved for
tence Of outIawry against Mike Murphy and the other
renians who escaped by breaking Jail. The names OF
those sent to toronto Keys Hartwell and Kelly.
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speeder against the Canadians ia the event Of the exc
cutuus The deibera OF tho circles IN All TINS sG-
on frequent quiet and private but their deerminA.
Ion 10 make winter campaign if the decisions "
the Canadian and government. are maintained
al present inferred they will be, ~ saniceny evneas
10 the casual observer
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syi.asls ,..-,,,asst 81 tss-- Lssry >y,u,.s
stss4s ..kNsss $50 Sss4a a. GEMtM a. Ef~.A.
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Irishmen Eulisting in Large Mum
bers in the Tenian Ranks.
Arms and Uniforms Distributed
Among Them.
Assistance Promised from All
Parts Of the Country.
Gc no


Feeling of tho Canadinns- They ClamOr for
tho Kxccuiios Of the Feninn Prisoners.
MONTREAL, Oct 30, 1866.
There seens only ono feeling among the Canadians
that the take It's course with the Fenan prs
ouers They maintain that these mems crime cannot
be held 70 be in any way considered political offence
that they came into peaceabio country without
and murdered innocent men, that the Irish citizens
held them IN AZ much detestation did those of any
other nationality that was mere preext 10 obtain
e treasury % seoe.ed by the wase ex,ravaranes @
of swndlDg leaders, and that no shadow OF patriotism
upon wicked and wanton outrage They say, too
that they will rally around the government defence Of
the country let the attack Como from what qnlrter II
may and that " they beaten il must be in fair
stand-up light These the sentiments expressed
all sides both publicly and privately At the time
they say that there 10 desire for vengeance
cessary punishment and If any reasonable considera-
ton can be for enoncy to the prisoners IL
will DO exercised, but not from the fear Of Fonan
threats
A Church nj BraRtfOrd, Canada, Sacked by
Fcnians-Chcers for Roberts Svecny. &c.
TORONTO, Oct 30 1866.
The Episcopal church In Brantford entered by
party of Fenans Immediately after the receipt of the
news that Colonel Lynch aud Rev. J. McManon
sentenced TO be hanged. The windows were smashed
aud the pulpit demolished, while party OF pro-
menaded cheering President Roberts and
General sweeuy.
General Butler passed through London G. W. yester-
day afternoon, accompanied by some ladies. The Gene
raj expressed while in London the opaion that the Ca
madam would not dare hang the Fenians
in tho face the demand made by government for
their release.
Un,led States oincia writing from Buffalo states
that the witness George Dagger who testified against
Iyach was hid IN pgsy near the old fort during the
occupation OF Fort Erie By the Fcnisns.
the Fenan prisoners are released by the government
in consequence Of the threats made BY the Fenns Of the
United states. strong annexation party will be formed
throughout the province.
The banquet N the Hon. g. r. L Cartier al Montreal
this evening perfect ovation. Mr.. Cartier
plying 20 the toast "Our Guest," stated that the
Fenians by their threatening to invade Canada have
compelled the people Of the province unite Ia self
defence and that the government Of the United States
IN refusing 70 appoint commissioners 10 meet those ap
pointed by Canada hoped TO frighen them into
tion.
The Governor General leaves or England December "a
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All Prizes Cs.t~d La Legal Lestrris~.-Cases
lars aud drawings sent
J. cLuTP. BroAsr. i5s Brosiway,
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Mest's lhs.,icri Fem:Ae He.sevss sayay
HAIR fnd d~rdedy tho bot Hair Dros~lHx
xusiiioS. 10 Asor iioass. aud b. I'll druxxssas
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A..Mr. Simro1 uvaper .rs., ~ have b~ca
I.~v~tfs swt~tsbts the
u . capital arntrtnce for daily use
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vAroh As CsnAl street and drggtsts tcad for sispss
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The srsAmss SAN fmscsco PUTS mru cmmurm

CasHIgrros, = q, Oct. 20, 1900.
The steamer Ssn Franc 500. frnm Gseytswn, NlcarA-
gna for Nov Work, With hundred And seys0lg
passangcrr Put In heo to-day for coal she viii
her toy a.e 10 morrow.
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giIirsIe sewing ysrhi.~ s..i- Stvss .rv~-
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pf~s.gfs asu pgft stats FsAf. igs
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Cure at I.ast.--Au Those Wks er~ Aaaey-
Ing from Eheuma-m be restored perfect ~
taxing few doses OF hETCALFEs aEEAT RuEUMA arid
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iAoiurei Wbsiesais snh retail also sppsd s No Astf
IfsnR
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yo1as Aod others who sa6sr frsa sssy.s
debility ~ stating the ~ s~if sinGs esVnd
FRYE of chsrse Ldifsss Nsihsnisi nsyfsh. bsssslsa
kings county, n. Y.
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TINE FEELING IT THE STATES.

The Excisemeut Unabated In This City-As-
sistance Promised from All Parts OF the
Cesntry.
The Fenian excitement respecting the condemned
Canadian prisoners continued unabaed this city yes
terday Two special messengers from Canada arrived
Colonel ROBERTS headquarers ana informed him that
equal excitement prevails the other side Of the ST.
Lawrence RIVER From what they could learn the people
equally divided In opinion about the matter Oner
OF support and assis lance again received from all
parts Of the country and among Fenians Of
California 'eerrapbcd offer their behalf
Of the condemned prisonsrA
Gea~rai swcony Circle ON the Caaadian Pris-
o6trs.
Ms meeting Of the General swecny Circle Of tho r.
D., held last evening at No 7oo Broadway the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas duty every rrishman who loves liberty
and hs native Land 70 do all Ia his power
and give strength to the efforts tho renian
hood the only national organization that speedy
and r,drai ur q the untold evils and mssres Of British
purrose OF that circles should
vigorously and generously that again the struggle
ssanst tyranny for fsshcriand may Be Insured
Resolved That we. the General sweeny Circle Of the
ean sroheroca ~ dc now and hereby pledge our,slyes
Resolved Thai The by Canadian legal su,ho
r.tcs agIn@t prisoners their English ia
their brnsi eowArdce dsgraoefnl 10 tho c,yia
no Of even brtsh prvpcass, who ought justice
e.ovcd That those condsm held rehi.
,a,y .re prso9.,, ,, 2, var We are any prsonera
measure that the President of Broharhood may
se Tor that purpose Ia conformity with the laws and
Another resolution supporting Colonel Roberts was
passed, when the circle adjourned
Prr-idraf johnson and tho Feniass-Lett~r 70
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-19
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DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
b executed to me by Leonard c. Frost and
Mary A. Frost, his wife, bearing date on the
second day of February, lS5S, and now on re
cord in the Recorders office of OHIO county,
West Virginia, viii sell on Wednesday, the
2Sth day OF February next at the Court
House OF said county, at public auction, TO
the highest and best bidder, the following
property. to wit Lot numbered thirty-SiS
in living and being on newest side of Main
street in that p1rt Of the city OF wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, tO2etherwtth the
fPnemenfS thereon, consisting Of a large new
storage warehouse, with Its appurteTiaElcszs-
TERMS OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustee. l
viii convey such title rs is vested IN me Py
fan97-id s. BRADY, Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed To Wednesday
March I'D, 1866. 5. BRADY. IT1stee.