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New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
MUSIC.

Opera BoufIe is to have long success III
HewYork If the European popularity Of Ohenoaeh 10
he relied upon The Graad Duchess Of GeroiS'e"' WHICH
A. 10 be the opening card Of the French Theatcr Is no" III
,hc second bundredth OF it's series of representatos-a
div ~ ,nusicol popularity Ia Belle Helene another
,, ~ the same lyric humorist has had run OF 800
ia readers ana hearers OF OIIHitt uA
FgGrs do not need to be Informed that OhenDachs )
hbrettOs chasteas tney are uIVi, nu 80
l fevt M times for those winged fancies OF the com
oscr which appear to have lighted among All classes
society Onenbach is, in short, as popular as faIs
due 10 Manager Baeman TO say that ON ms piDSot
season of ODer0 COmtquc he mas expended lnuVn 49,
aud means here and in Paris. As actress Mic
the new donna is highly estimated at the BoTge %sy
aud Orphec. HceHe ana BGrGe BcH hs rooter 1Tnuch
tueeessful For the at the French Inc I - be
cau be promised the public and the Ia a.
fuv aVails himself Of the brilliant matcIlal az nE
posal which IN every essential appears Ia w a." ~
unqualified novelty to the American Pu'H0'
A number of pieces received from MeSSis'
Ditson & Co.. No. I'll Broadway, have detailed charac
ter as follows "The Jealous Stream is hasmhg piano
peee by Bassford calculated more to show the exploits
Of skiful execution than those OF an earnest ar
contains an item or two of melody. "The Birds VIII
come again" and 81 have little sweetheart arc '"o
sonnlar peces OF light and playful music which may be
rs}sed mnch above their artistic worth by singer oi
taste and feeling. "The Greeting ny df. i" ~ I-iIoi
son of Boston, is pleasant collection OF glces lutvs
and SO forth for home circles; oilers much NdIlc} ~
nBle and easy tune We nave ulso ItVOl
uuInbrr of extracts from the masters: MttcudilC
favnte soprano air in LeOROrd, passage i'll thc uesl
italian style more solid than hippant; Revere titGn
aeyciJ by Sherman little gemOnc or thosc clhtluy
nocsvc and af the same time highly lyrical pieces III
which the treasury Of this master Is so rch; ana sog
from GOunOd's EOmeO-" Up up, gallant youths -ooIu
and vigorous and we'll adapted TO the character II sings
The Box Office of the Ncademy OF Music ls
open for the sale of seats for the first week Of INC
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

ARRIVED.
Steamship Saratoga King Richmond ard Ncrok With se aud pass
20 the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
SPOKEN.
Rehasch Havana Falmouth, 9th inst lat o 3d. ou 10
with the ciptain and dead.
Enthusiastically lat 81 l3 lon "a 60 from Newfofh Tor
Hayre. =,
sal for ST. Pierre next day.
DISASTERS.
stes-.ug Thomas Coleman while towing the scrs Maria A. and an
through this having pilots on board 'irnc
WoOlseys the Maria Il " leak badly AMI
sinking the other They both coal aceu.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HOLINESS H. m.-Arnyed sch Mary Louisa rom
Rondou Salem Connecticut DO Do Statesman do ioI Boston
olnv smith Philadelphia Lynn ;. Revenue Cutter Active
brig Campbell from 81. john " b.
the vessels before reported have sailed.
Alaska brig Anna Knight which reports the e. s.
Allen AMI l. H. WsdsNOrth put into fdgartovn. -
lAyed hrA Albion NeS-l ORA Tor Bortcni 'ioA CAss 'of
Nev-York
BosroN SEPT l9Arred. steamship Neptune Baker. Newiork
lSsiet from Hampton Roads bngs I've
Babadoe j. Brown for Boston Backhsh, for WAsa
iBgtou. y. {. gunboal Lenapee Tor Portsmouth, n H.
c. lsSaled steamship Empire for Se"'
Cleared steamship Fairbanks for New York.
G., sept 9Argiyed brig Cleo Nddeboro bDs
s, steamship MOreka SewYork brig W. H. BeckmOre for
Mosilp' Sept, 10 ARRIVED brig Glenlile, Boston.
SAVANNAH Sept ed. chr Buriette Hart New York
Cleared steamships Herman Livingston NeNlok North Point b'
timore; schE Ere Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
AZ Havre Sept ships L. BeFoa2h for View York nneer''n
Transit Guiding Warea (of Bath for
sep Abna ior AewYoTk do joan sdney (of eh
m0ndl uncertain.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
NETWORK COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.


The annual commencement of the NewYo York
College, last evening at the Academy OF Music at
tended by relatives and friends OF the students who
filed the entire house The officers of the institution,
with number Of distinguished citizens. were seated on
the stage Orations and dissertations were delivered by
the graduating students and music was dlScOufsed by
Dodworths Band. The proceedings terminated with the
presentation OF the prizes ana medals as i0lows VIM t.
Geyer general proficiency, the Pel gold medal Charles
r. Lydecker general proficiency the Pel silver medal
The Burr Medals were awarded to the best mathe-
maticians In highest class follows gold medal To VIM
j. Cummings, silver to Arthur NJ. Hanks. The CrOm-
well Medals for history and bellies ettros, awarded
gold, 10 Edward NJ. Shephard silver TO VIM. L.. Geyer
For the best English compositions the Riggs medals
were awarded gold TO Samuel l.. Seamen senior Robert
H. McMaster, junior. also gold medal for poetry To
Richard X. BOwker, junior. Nathan c. julien received
a prize "Irvng's Ilfc Of Washington" for ppose de-
clamatiOn, and Frederick Newman for poctcal recita
ton received prize Dana's Household Poetry" The
prize for the best French translation, Sanncs Pccoa
Illustrated, awarded to John H. Innes OF the Sopho
class
CHEMISTRY sChares Kmba senior microscope Robert
II. McMaste Junior Class ted glass, Martyr hummcTbe nOiuc
toTy Glass, ofd drawing Instruments
MAKD MEDALS (brorte-Medas awarded the following
named gentlemen for proficiency In the several stud nmcd Charles
r. PschEe, Nauril Philosophy Charles knal Moral Phoso
phys William j. Cumming, Law Gilbert H. Crawford English Ar
thur ~ Hanks Greek Arthur NJ Hanks latni John H. lnnes
French; Eugene L. Bush Spanh William c. Hess German Lucus
II. Nung OmtoU; Morris H. Richard X Bow
ker Logic; William j. Cumming Astronomy; Edward VI shepard
History stephen W Van Setback Drawing Wheeler DE Forrest 81
L. Smd Hygiene
CoNPRss DRGRrRs-The Degree Of Bachelor Of A
feTcd upon the following named candidates; Arthur Morton Hanks
William James Cumming Charles Os kmhh Eugene Louis bhshc
Charles Edward Hscnx Edmund seaman Henry Fowler Chap
Beul ri Gmnhut William add Moore Daniel fndh1 httclum
sAh ueJ EAg George Washington A. sHllh Nls@ lntAaa.e
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
BOATINCi.
THE NATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA.

The first annual meeting of the National Amateur
REGATTA Association will take place upper Hudson River above
Troy eth 9Th and 10th Of October 1861 Competition for the
prizes fee Professional not allowed to take
uar n the races All be made before the 3 Jay Of
october following Information transmitted The Secretary Of
The number bos each cs intends euter their
~ % 80 =, i ,o,, In ,ncre ,han one degree Inv daer.
sut crews of courscl such fact should be mentioned
& ,i,t"9 od eoI M.dai and so b5ise TO each Of the
crew sca second degree open 20 those ouy
who prize The Association Medal INNS
Double seu third degree only those who have never pulled IN
prize, two third degree Association Class Medals Fourth RACE
Pour Dared 'l second d,es se ts AISaos aes M ,aa
per per m second degree prize the Association Medal and gold
sicoSp Du-REylEws-F RaceFOurOsred she'll fr degree
Prize the Association Medal and gold badge to each OF th crew. Sec
Me and G BADGE 10 each Of the crew Fourth scus
dr,t degree Prize Two
difference Eve seconds me third degree Prize the ASso
TmRD DArREylEws,Is Race Double Seql' Second Degree;
Degree. Pfle Medal gold badge
Third Race Single scus First Degree Prize The Association Medal
gold each the hh Race Bages difference
seconds per me % Degree Prize the Association Medal
T6e ul winning the First Degree prize for three IN
nation equal value ali they have before
vAny tub found with professional entered in
its attempting to enter for these shall be At
ever ruled out Of tne and the et published IN he
paPe Should medal or prizes o. any sort have been Sesrya 10
brr has been discovered and they do deliver such prizes to the As
The Board the members Of such shah be prosecuted BY the pres
dent the Association for the delivery his hands all such medals
they TO- shah with any
teng degree they not entitled 10. such member shall be ruled out
aud forever disqualified from participation IN the benefits OF the Assoea
uOn.
vFve Judges shall be chosen annually the morning
ih first days regatta at o'clock by majority vote Of all clubs present
questions Of dispute as to the awards made by the Board of Directors ali
decisions be rendered accordance Niih established rules.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
COOPERATION DISCUSSED AT COOPER INSTITUTE.

A very interesting meeting OF the Section on
Sociology Of the Society for the Advancement of Science
and held last night Cooper Institute to discuss
the subject of Cooperation. Mr. Henry Kello opened
the debate by arguing the principle Of cooperation is
it creates laudable spirit Of emulation in the
labOrer il also TO the advantage
OF tho capitalist, by giving him improved
work, and exciting among his employees
speaker deprecated the movement known as the
"strke" holding that in the end II Is not beneficial
to the workman. What is needed IS cultivation
and education, to fit the artisan for the proper per-
spoke next and French mechanic replied that the CO.
operative movement commenced only lessen the
power Of capital and tone down its egOtis but also for
the material aid Of labor He liked the system elab-
solidarity under which each associate works not only for
himself but for his sOciety-n0t only for society
but for humanity He paid high tribute TO the
educational system Of this country and based
nent entirely upon the increasing intelligence Of Ameri
can woikinen MT j. Disturnc, after aluding in gen
eli terms TO the good effected by the cOOperatonsts,
anu 10 e niue practical good effected by the Sociology
BENEVOLENT Insurance Company of which the following
are the main features Each suscrberpays 81 on Joining
the Association ana on being notified Of the death of an
The money thus received 1es m nor cenf ia
paid 10 the husband wife or nearest te n
ceased person, within 10 days notice has been Given
one thousand cOOpeidtOfS pay $1,000:
OF deaths 90 Tor each year. the annual receipts viii equal
$4,000 OF which expenses will be $1,000 The
dividend paid to the Is benehciaries win hc
$780, leaving balance in the treasury of 500
This plan met with much encouragement
Dr GriscOm hoped that chief object Of the copera
tyes would be the preparation Of better buildings than
those In which the labOrng people now live Next week
he viii read paper the sanitary condition Of New
Y0yk gIsQss, Qt WHICH due nollse ~ IHL TRlylAE
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
MORE REVENUE FRAUDS.
THE SEIZURE OF THE KENTUCKY BOURBON |
COMPANY'S WAREHOUSE

THE SEIZURE OF THE KENTUCKY BOURBON
COMPANY'S WAREHOUSE.
Some two weeks ago a seizure was made by
the Collector of the Fourth District IN this city OF the
warehouses and premises Of the kentucky Bourbon Com
pany This Company dstilery in Louisville, KY
and ships whisky, in bond, to the Thrtysecond ana
Fourth Districts in this city, having warehouse in each
In the latter part of August the suspicious OF the COR
eetOr of Fourth District excited in regard 10
the removals for TectfcatOn and rcdstilatoh py 'i'
Company and an examination resulted in the seznnT; n
Since the commencement of the prOceeulnSs & in,cr
efforts have been made by parties orites
ested settlement OF the ease ny ny nd IL is
mt Washington. These efforts nave iulSu' ~" Sr,,,dn
understood that all concerned in the Illegal anu to
LENT opcraous of the company, are 10 pc PIi coD
the fn extent of The law. Proceedings hVe uso % -,
commenced for the forfeiture OF al the sps ~ abont
tLe ,rorcbonse nj No 40 VeSeyst amounting 10 HuoV
o0o barrels Nearly double this quantity ~ Is peoan'
5Iohio to forfeiture in the warehouse OF thc coip'
seleJ nv request of Collector Bailey IN INC ini,y mn
second District The property OF tnc coinaE~ ~ ~ and al
Hc Ky is also involved IN these prOceedlHgs anu az
to@efber the case affects more largely tIe A'it cum
blnatOns against the revenue IN inc ma'er VI poNu0"
i0uors than any heretofore made'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

THE NATIONALS BEAT THE IRyINGTONS-53 To SS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ia game OF base -Dall
was played to-day between the Nationals OF TINS cy anu
the Iryingtons of Iryngton n. j. The weather was eA
ceedngly hot and consequently not more than Low per
witnessed the game. Contrary to the gehera eApcc
taon the Nationals were the vcOrs by score or 80 10
d. The playing OF the IryingtOn Club sulprscu etelS
body. They here with the reputation Vi iS, ~
class club but their playing today was miserable Up
to the end of the fifth innings the playing was S0Ou Oh
both Sides the rvngtOn Club leading the score D he
run In this innings Bucky, the catcher OF the isu5
TONS was compelled to retire being overcome Win e
heat This left the NewJcrsey boys minus TWO OF tler
best payers-StOcknan their short stop, being absent
from the boginnng OF the sixth innings. regular aul-
fin game was played by the Irvngton club Iney
seemed TO have got dcmOralZed and their Captain kept
changing lis around during every innings inc Ma
tonas took advantage Of this and gave them Dad peat
The folloWiug will show the result:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
WHISKY SEIZURES.

Two barrels Of spirits, not properly branded. found
a in FrOntst Three barrels Of spirits coming from
MOler, Badcr Co.'s establishment, at No. 172 Westst,
they being moved after sunset In violation
of the law The barrels taken TO No 80 Broadway
and there stored VIM II. Curtis dstillery, SXeth-st,
between First and SecOndays. seized the charge
OF working without bonds Ten barrels Of spirits al pier
No North River marked s. NJ. g., Rochester, n. Y,
stored at No 4G FrOntst and Will be detained until IL is
ascerained tax has been paid Hcidelbergers distl-
leTv has been taken possession OF by the selling officers
At meeting of the Assessors and Collectors Internal
Revenue in Jersey City yesterday resolutions were
passed petition Congress TO abolish the bonded system
as applied to distilled spirits and refined petroleum.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

doraoa as follows Albany. July g. 1861 Amer can Ex-
press company win collect and deyeT % at msy o Mey any
nYrttl, In ,yas nrescnt.d the Paying Teller O tle
bank by the fogc represented as mfe9gs iS SI @ Of
Mr. vanderbilt eouncrfeited that the paying teSr u9
not for moment entertain suspicion ol %ong 1 tarc %
1ouf x weeks afterward, when Mr. Vanderbilt ana lhe
Bank compared accounts the forgery was M 51 on Who
dreSy the money and a NcwYOrk detective ponce elaL
soon captured the fellow. His true name Is John hGy
Iivingston His sentence deferred until OctoDei
Meantime the Bank expects to recover about tWoIhrus
OF the money, or It's equivalent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
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VICTORIOUS
No one probably supposed that the West PhiIadel-

phns to beat the Aanc bat was very generally
expected that they better show than they did, These
Occidental Qake have achieved considerable distinction during the
a,or and are REGARDED Of Fensl Affection second
only Athletics In the way Of batting paTtuary they are
standing rank number NOstbstandng the
prestige attaching their performance however the announcement Of
Tie game attracted comparatively few spectators none Of whom we're
ladies' The weather which and pleasant the early part o.
day suddenly bleak and blue, begeiug toward
o'clock and probably had something 10 DO with
ar,e attendance also Of the want Of spirit manifested by the
No detailed description required Of game
which aeut a in direction which furthermore, only remark
able r general vhy Ike thant play When recorded
Mcdonald De credited with veearuei home
runs necessary may be considered said Only seven innings
through with and their half Of H. tue Aante bal Win
induce their poneuts TO desc cali from The mn
pire night TO here remark that thoroughly sportsman
Ike ta PLAYERS than tie West fhade
rhans visited Appended Of what
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
THE BosTON-BUFFALO WHISKY FRAUDS.
TLo Rnofnr Poet of vesfnrlaY eaVs.

have carefully investigated the whisky frauds which made the
lengthy dispatch evening and have learned
official and authentic The following facts IN the case The
story about six prominent being arrested
quefe Of being whisky frauds gnatng Buffalo
sheer fabrication number Of barrels Of whisky have
been seized made being carefully investigated
proper From other We learn that r Nc
Cartne district Collector this the first dscover OF the
frg.r Of his own name Of King aud United
States Inspector Howe whisky receipts On earning
this Cauey information the proper authorities at Wash
ingOD, whole undergoing investigation
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

r. william Sonmeri Stevenson Oliver Martin Arken9urgu'
Eipe Fdwal b. Dudley Francis Markoe Scott Maftn s''
Raw Rlea,er todsmh Morris Henry Grau, Louis Felows
deoree Sciences conferred upon he
named nates: james FansVortb William Carr es lam
Fdward DAM Farrell Lueus Henry Nung hehry
Ciay Harding James Franklin Donaldson william GGsiayq;
% degrr of ar Of conferred upon the oo"l
aidlse John William Wsrh, A. b., Aagnsus redeek
A. b. William WesterGed j A. B William Henry hns .. nd Dd
George Frederick MAYER A. b. Edward Laa.eroac1 n p ID
spinern b. John Iarsen A. b. Clinton Jones haf d.
Jasper Theodore Kane. A. b. A.. su.-i..
named craes: CHARLES A. Flammer, b. 81 Henry h toddngtcl
B. s. James Gambler B S. Joseph Lane X w99l d. &
gv n s. Cbales H. Oakley g. Lucus MeAdam, 3D. Henry j.
p Elmousop T. Ephrahn Arnold Jacob, b. >
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT -CAMprns- Before Justice cLrRKE

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS Before Justice CLERKE
THE CONTRACT FOR REPAIRING THE STREETS.
John H. Brady agt The Mayor. SC. and Others.
The last Legislature appropriated SloV,UUo
for repairing the streets OF NewYork, and Street Nol
missioner Mclean without advertising Tor pr1posals,
made contract with John H. Brown for the paance
OF the year, since June st. for the repairing aI
ing OF the streets for the fun amount less soV
FOR inspection expenses. Mr.. Brady complains tat he
making Of this contract unlawful undef te statutes,
and under the charter and that, AZ matter o lAct s
injurious To the city; that in 1860 the same M9rk was con
trtced for at S97 OO and In 1865 a S6OOO ana mat we
thc contract of 1865 requires the contractor 10 keep 200
men at work Ne present contract requires MN To Keep
100 men nc work. and he only keeps 10 The money Is
nald to Brown in semi monthly nstallmens. Mr. Brady,
~ "A IA paycr and rfStut que trust OF the city Govern
lnent ass that tins unlawful contract he annulled and
the CITY officers, Mayor, Controller Cly Chamberlain,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

sELFGuipE BAsTER CoxBSEpThs grands Of all i'm.
by H. w the original fufr Of all fuckers
While sewing tuck each stitch two hnges pnch up for
tuck the bg hand Oustea Of sung the cloth
by S0Tc heooe) and cNNor cur or srHAs
Of goods The light spring Of the SfGude and Basr
ooihs cloth (hong together without bsing and aids guild
ing measuring ndra0 Time ared and amount Of uclinJ
Sold Of tho Sewing Ma
chine oces for a Machines the Gen OMcc No oiJ Broadway
n w Bleecker, " Y where 0H N, Serig Machines
INSTITUTE FAR T. Of northern gallery
aud dreousi ~ By mall W. BAKSus Sole Agent
for supulylug the trade, No 6fJ BIoaswAy n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
THE TURF.
TRoTrING AT MYSTIC PARK, BOSTON.

BOsrON, Mass, Sept. 19.-At the Mystic
Trotng Park to-day, Jessie Wales aud Whaebone were
entered for the purse of $500. The former won the
quickest time made was 232 trial OF speed for green
horses followed with four competitors, IN which Regua-
tor was the winner lie made mile IN 1901. Consider
able disgust was manifested subsequently learning
that Regulator not the novice he was represented TO
be.
THE HOBOKEN RACES.
Sporsmen and others will bear in mind that this is
the last day of the okenk
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
TIE YANDERBILT s7sOoo EoRGERY-

The forger of Commodore Vanderbilts sig
nature check for $4,000 pleaded guilty the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday The check was drawn on
The National City Bank Of EewYOrk, and dated July g.
made payable the order Of Henry Keep President Of
ihe NeB.YeEA ceaEal Ra.IQsa, s4a tgsy9s,sapy ia
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
scolers-Messrs. Monk and Smith.
UNION w. ORIENTAL.
Tbo rnebot ~ tLis came was rc0ordef

The upshot of this game regarded by all the
conclusion The conclusion turned out
they thought Booked for conquest
defeat and their friends must have
suffered heavily pue sul purse together Il does not 30 70 hold
of the ncknamei bully organizations
Gud this before is through The Unions had their
lesson yesterday than possible unless they heed snih
warning that the Eckiors may enjoy hearing OF theirs
to-day Smith the only one OF the famous sub;
urhan who did his col0rs credit Martin mulei
10 extraordinary manner Pabor seemed 20 have forgotten bis
cuusng an Austin and Aiken covered themselves with
anytLug Tell Il Wiamsburgh publish Dot IN
horicrs Of ari On eight innings the famous Unions
with comparatively secondcas club-as
OF AZ TO 10 Goc Bris ketchum and
and the unlocked tor detection Of these
They Will doubt shine forth
ty tie temporary shadow Of disaster thls
cast toee their er ted TerOw
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
~ VI ''7'7|
win show the result:
To,al.............,.f 80
Total.........."..27 ?
Isl ID 3D. an 5,lL 7h 8tb 9th. Total
Gatouals........O , II - 81

I;1s@sss;.:.:..:s Ee'oSal';: Z : g 9 2
F caught: Eotor o. Fletcher 2; Parker L. Studey Ber'
hrong p Fox Williams. Walters sweasey p Lewis l. Camp
bell Crawford Leonard Fy-baIl missed National q Irg,
ton g. Foul balls caught; B,thong - Lewis Leonard fouI
balls missed Berhrong 2; Lewis Ou on base: National u me
rvnqton Len ta.es: Nationals tmtsi IYugion,
times. called balls; Eatona ?; yngton Double pay
Sgcasey Campbell Balls called: National 70; lrngon ~
Passed bas National Ipgn Time Of game; three hours
Umpire NJ. Il. Urell Union Base Ball Club.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

and Street Commissioner be restrained from paying this
excessive SUN 0ul Mr. Justice ClerEe has granted an
order 10 show cause why this prayer should not DO.
granted returnable next Tuesday, with stay OF pro.
ceedDgs in the time.
John III. Y. Arnold for plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20

Our AND Int is only necessary for KNOX
to announce Fall style Of HArs out" to induce bis patrons
bis No 22 Broadway Of Fnlonst and
Broadway under Prescott House The attraction this
Is surpassngy brilliant
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
lAnnouncemea,iI

VISITORS TO Ew-YoRK.-THE Largest and
BKsr AssoRrED SrooK of READY
M,ps CLOTHING 'or Gentlemen aAI
Bows ever exhibited at retail Ia New
YORK. BK0KAw BAOTHKts, Nos
20 to - FouIthave., extending
through to No. q LafaJ place.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
Total...........24

Isl. a. 3D. sl6 sa 9Th. 7th. 9th Total
GPIe1;i.... GPss,;i.... l5 + 8 Z Z S--S
UmIire-Mr Patterson Of the Active Club.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20


Fvcahes-R Osterheit l. Abel o. W. Oseheh j. W Fisher,
Cutou iwest Philadelphia TO- Regn q Zeiten Il Smith, i
Atlantic T.
Passed balis-Alils. !; Abel H.
Imp.re-ML Reaoh Of the Athletic Club.
Messr. Monk and smith
New-York tribune., 1867-09-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NBw-YoRK......sEPr. 10.