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New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD CONE

VA PANBti-nmeHcinG Monday becelhef o. Law
Iors o II Baay CONNECTING with Lshigh lsney Railroad ahd
hraurhesj harsett,t0sn Aceoniooiateo
leaves Il $3.50 m Morit0wn Accommodation caves az 2
os.oFu Erprcss lD addition u above " trains PEI ay
run south Orarge aud taEee 70 Sgnns a. T.
SnnyrinteEielt.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

rangemens l866-Leayes James Sip, Ees.fOk Al "a
n mail train Tor Greeuport ant way stations II fr Syos-
set and way stations Ryerfeai express rahi r., 0r
SATURDAY nights for North p On aud after January 10
the D. M train viii only 10 iaphank, except SaturisFs.
when wiz run Ryerhead The train s run oaJ Farm
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
Jsl lAWbm Iu Anhlnsii'i'f g. "' 'Ai o'''A'I
GUPREME COURT-City and County of New


y NEW.YOEk-TlE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CON-.
PANY plaintiffs against AIES SLEVlN lnd others b nllis
rurruauc, t- ~upren~ Court "i r state ~ Wv
~ J. bau' J.
graham therein laad III et"s" 9" SOLE % rr'o
snrtou IL The highest ticr MOSuAl. As lUh tf Of pnif,
a6 a. ~ O'Clock, a. the Esc.ansr N'oH \" m h-fn'
u the Cts o hr Jsms NJ Miller. Aur.tff ur '".'a4s
described lands and o. 81 certain u of sri srl's.
ing and being th uoIherr side % T' s,oul street between lr
The of Sra York. i lIladfl ll
described follows Beginning NJ point pn ir t"t Nur o'
Tb4t,.srfoul distant ass one hundred Aui tN ii fuu fe
w,.'fIg line avenue, running hurr ru's hir
Arl the Ff, eight i.t nine a's p point t
distant Id Thrfrtri streets tts0e H'at-rf
line Iaal Hih Thy sr'usd street .tn itt c-t ur'',
snlfltr lire raiai1 NTH L~ frt rre
inches 'a the uorheI line II Thirty second street ar tArte
easr along The ruhrr hne u 1f sod sf,'' sixteen f~t
. inches to the racr beg Nreluk. HutHirf 90
1860 DANIEL T. lNbhAHAh, gLi Referee
MHALL. THtl,sToS 4 ASSAN, Fsnuis Attorneys
Ul IlWlWsAN
Ta premises postponed until tic 2i LAY of jan
the hour rlscsna' N. lurf. December
p l1ls. DANIEL T. lN1hAhhM, j., heFrrr
HaNi.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
Ocean Gtedmers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1S
l. THROUGH LINE TO CALIP0RYM,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers leave Pier No ~ North River foot of Canat at O'CLOCK
noon, follows; -, .o,,
Dec 3lYEwYoRK, Capt W. O. Furber connecting "h CON
STIrUTION, Capt Cayery
Jan H. l967-HRNRY CHAUNCEY Capt A. q. Gray, connecting
with GOLDEN AGE Capt Lapidge. ,.
Jan. 2l-RSING STAR Capt. T. A. Harris, connecting WIN
GOLDEN CITY, Capt l. T. Watkins .n-
All departures touch Acapuco those lat and 2lst connect rama
with steamers for South Pacific Isl and llth Tor Cena e
ports and those Of lst touch AZ Manzauilo. ~ a.
Departure OF h each with the new steam INC
Panama TO Australia and NeSZealand
Steamer Of March H. 1861 will connect with the ComnsHy
Colorado to leave San Francisco for Yokohama and Hong hog Oh A
5, 1861. r.-
One hundred pounds Of baggage allowed each adult Medicines an
attendance free
For passage tickets and all further information apply at the once On
the wharf foot Of Cauals., North River New-iork. .
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

CUPREAlE COURT. City and County of New
- Antk-KICMARn A EnRINhON MILLIAM ~ rOMELs-

SUPREME COURT, City aud County of New
- lork.-RlCllARD A. EOBlNh0N WILLIAM ". POwRHS,
CHARLES H. PETIT aud WILLIAM A.
ROBINSON. Painins agL GEORGE G. T. = ht Re-, stamp,
DOUGLAS 4 DOUGLAS. being fun 81 &c., Hlce-l
GEORGE &. DOUGLAS Co.. Defendants,
demand
defendants ate uarcl: You are hereby Summoned and fcusl o.
complaint this action which wi be- hird lr ocr
CLERK Ciy aud County Of ork the city Hail boz the
Of Sea York and to copy o 10 tAc ad complaint
subscriber ~ his Office No ~ broadway, 10 tie tty Of SeF
York within twenty days afe ue service of this shannon
o The uf such service and fyou m 10 tr %
Ja within tie aforesaid the plaintiffs u this action M take
Judgment ir the Thousand eighty dollars
aud the lth d Of November.
hundred .irtl--I besides the disbursements
Of this actiou.-liaiei Dcrrmiter g. 1866
WM A. COOK. Plaintiff Attorney. No. ~ Broadway.
Office the
CLERK he County Of Newlok Deeciutf 1l lU6
Jaul laHdNIues WI A. COOK Plaintiffs Attorney
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORKi
For NevHsven 100 300 ET), oo m l2l' sIb q" tEi'
For BHdgepost 100 Soo Erl. loo 2ls CEIb as BLb
For Wii5ri snd StrsiS5ri zoo II 20 a. n 345 41pm-
For Fairfield Southport ADD WepOt 100, ll9O m 3@ +Op
For Soru, 100 1l 9OO lL2O m l2l' z) ace CBI u
34S. AlO 53l, Ben tEr.) 2. III
For Daren. 200 800. No. m 345 80 SO p
Geenrch. 100 600 lL3) BIS, 343s 40 $50 go m
For stanford 100 800 tEr 800 ll1o m Rl5 (BI Ao, 3"
CErl o -. 10 590. 90 900 (EIl D. m. -
On Imrys the go p Train xin leave TwenyssveDtbst =,
lL3) p ,.,- ~ .v~.,
For Boston via Springfield 800 (Br) 3Oo (Erl AGO
For Boston via Shore Line l2l5 (EN - 400 ?. N. -.
Fof Hartford aud Springfield, 400 BL Rl5, 800 tEIh SW
,o,. . NJ.
Fer iiat-oa proucc AID Fishkn Railroad 600 EI u 70
m 49,. att, 40
l. Is. 1to. AuI p.
For tarAl e 'irost f2l5 ?. m 70 Northampton
For HousrnHic r. 'roai BOO nL, 300 M
70 Ssurstuck Railroad. SEQ "a, 800 !.
io- Drnhury ,r. Noryalk Railroad 100, g01 n m, 40
Conuo,oas S.epi4g Cars attached 10 SOO M train - .
JAMES n. HOYr. Supt
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sashs disars dso rs:S 4.nas i 1ssa aT;iss s
wsl:fs paine iaa john f.ess
wilbsr Liverpool; sharp Webb; L valderwosrsl
Ms hewitt wssssaa whsson 1as s.as
Jaeksway Nv coos, Fsksnbsrg Bartlett. Harris; ~
E.mira wooiey King Jas shannon. Lee; Alaska, Cisrt
Gee SsSenEer SMITH saa wsa sss Me1 ys Boston
Lane.vis; Ads Ames Adams Rockiznu; HaitS Garter.
Salem; Maria Rexana, Palmer do; Predmore, seavey.
Reeves wsreham;w W Donhsiy. Huater, and Jas HsSesd
Ayneh New Haven't Pathway, Haley. Portsmouth,. AS
Quarantine egs Gypsy Queen, from sagua Wild Fowerl
clesred-sap Electric tHam) yunge, Hamburg; bars
.eillss brig. ortel.a, Thonss Genoa; i Wsdsworth1
Bailey Boston; Allen, Dill do schrs s. A Hoffman
Jweillnston, Chapman and firrel Atwood Bss.on; VI
Tee rse, RoIeury Florence Tower, Perry, Danger
rrrsroi Hamburg. spraSue, Providence; Ralph soIdeTA
sd-xrryed brigs dpsy Queen. York sssna; Minksni
Calais schrs william, Bangor; Julia Damage Portland
rh wsn, e Sc. ls steamer De soto Vera Grsa S.r
keeman Msrseies; John Given tBr Mayo, Barbados
poRrLAND. Sept s-arrivsd schr John Adams. Work.
pPAWruCkET, Sept ARRIVED schr Roxanna Burleyf
Fs Sip ElizAbe!hpor soop Mary bsyies Garter do
ana 81 linner, Stanley, Nyork.
ROSE Sept .saT; ASes
port; sarah, Morton. NYork. 4
s ROSo.oa fssdp %iy0s f usofeg %s
ISoepsport Triton Freeman NYork; Ariel Teworgys
SALEM, Sept i-Arived. brig John Aviles, PhHbroohf
Bangor Tor phadelphia schrs Clyde, Gage Iona Keno
whaksr and Waller il ThOrndks, Hail. psiiaaeiph,.; Z
Audenreid Crawford do CowelI Smith, Jersey Oily
Ellsworth Tor NYork; II W Wellington smith, Raneor fof
Newark + Howe, Elbs and Case.ane, Jordan, do fo1
,rlyERToN. RI, Aug so--Arrved, schr Ii W Benedlc,i
WILMINGTON. Nc, Sept s-Arrived, steamer Empref
NYork =
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
New.York vs.. BROOKLYN.

New York vs.. brooklyn.
Some six thousand people assembled yesterday after.
the Union grounds, Brooklyn, E D.. for the
purpose OF witnessing the game Do, Of the
match between New York and Brooklyn. The players
either side selected from the strongest clubs Of
the city which they represented, and comprised mem
bers OF the Union, Active and Mutual Clubs. OF New
York, and STAR Eckford and Atlantic Clubs, of Brook
Masonic Board OF Relief OF Brooklyn, f. d. under the
auspices Of Cassia Lodge
To the chairman Of the committee Mr. A. II. Rogers
should be returned the highest need OF credit for his
untirDg sTer Ions in completing the arrangements and
IN selecting such mines could give proper exhibition
OF the beauties OF the national game, and for the
beauty OF the medals prepared according his design,
as incentives 10 extra exerons the part OF the
wood bats, beautifully mounted and appropriately In
scrped. which were awarded, one TO the club whose
representative either side should make the greatest
number of bases or hits; eighteen silver medals,
and Q small statuette. The Pitcher" The silver
medals were FIVE cOrnered stars about and
half inches in diameter; the Is the representa-.
tive of base and two bats laid crosswise The
fastened on purple ribbon, At the top OF which
handsome buckle. One Of these medals was given 70
each OF the players The gold medals made Tho
shape of Maltese with circular plate blue
enamel In the centre; this plate In gold repre-
sented the paraphernala Of base ball, pair Of bats
crossed cap, base bag, ball and she's. These medals
tons The satuete was presented for the best
score; one pair OF the shoes presented for the
greatest number OF fly catches and tho other for the
prettiest fly catch. The game sharply and evenly
was exhibited on either side The score Of the game
Is follows:
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Suspicious CASE.
Death Of n Railroad Condurto Grille L. sup
posed To have BeeS Fatally beaten by Row.
die--None of Them Arrested.

Death Of n Railroad Copdurtor-Iir L. sup
posed 10 have BeeS Fatally beaten by Row.
dic--None of Them Arrested.
Information reached the Coroner's onice erdsy
forenoon Of the death, his late residence, NO 3
Trinity place, OF Ciemen, Curtin, recently conductor
in the employ Of the Belt Railroad Company From
such facts could * learned u appears tha. ABOUT
O'Clock on The evening OF he 2ls, utmo nun.
Der of rowdss entered the So So Of which deceased
had charge At the Park. aud Immediately commenced
conducting themselves ia very dsorderly manner By
erosdns rudsly between the passengers using obcene
sst ofeasivc lAnsusge, 6c Nc. curtin demonstrated
yiolsncs On reach ng tse depot, further down A.
Mr. Curtin made know his fears 10 the rrssdsn,
OF superintendent Of TIE road .. he deemed unsafe 10
proceed alone on TIE Trip bnt the officer 20 whom
report vas made seemed 10 think there was no danger
The conductor sccofinclv proceeded hls trip and
when near Bellevue Hospital TIE raiisas seized Mr.
Iuriin by the hros', chOksd him severely, inflicted
several blo.s m his face, and, backing him up against
tbs dashboari az the ebd OF the car inflicted fur
ther violence and CONCLUDED BY pitching him over on to
TIE payemsnt Although badly hurt and nearly dia-
aoiec Mr. Curtin again reached the car and afier max.
NJ he trp. compelled 10 homo and cock medical
sd pr Good wss called IN a. once aud upon question.
ins be patent ys informed that he had been attacked
and besien aboard the car b. OF rowdie Of
whom he seemed 70 know Curtin also told the same
thing 10 hs wife but does not appear thai nteli
senc. concerning the brutal Assault upon him inn
parted 10 the police Authorities Curtin fingered tn
yesterday morning when death ensued. I, wa then
Dnly that Captain steers OF the Twenty seventh precinct
vas Informed o. the matter, and he immediately com.
nunesst With Coroner schrmer az to the most proper
10 take with the view or bringne the guilty
paes 10 Justice. Tie result IS that Rounds nan No
Neiysy, cf The Tveniysevenlh precinct has been de-
allied 70 make dgcnt search for the nurdsrous assa.
'ots and y 3 TO be hoped that his Efforts may prove
uecsssia Deputy Coroner = y. leo and Dr. Finnel !
viii make pos, TnoreIn examination OF the hodv hut
De !nqpssion NAY GoI hsd f2r Two Or thTfs d.,s to
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plslse guTslst At ssEESppsT.
Ciiizcn Assaulted aud Robbed.

e1rss outrage was committed ., Oresnpoini on
houday night by Fhoh wei krern citizen Of tina,
section Of Brooklyn 49, severely injured sEd robbed
ssam u money. IL appears nat 3, about half past
nine ooo,s Oh The agbi IN question Mt william d
bronson, reselng IN Hnh street between colyer and
ksseroie, vss ascsndss the tiOop Of hs house when
he was struck on the vshl side o. his bead nesr tho
temple, by some Suis,ilo stla hs oeer thrown by two
saen Who had fo'isNed 60 20 the place NJ Tgonson
vas rendered iassnslte ~ tue blow oui IN few
ninrtst rcgalpsi cons tansss. when lie discovered
that he bad betA -ot1Sf 81 sii in money. which
we're In vest pocket ths cres OF the Unfortunate
man ATTRACTED tae sftsI3- ~ several members OF hs
family who .mmei ais'F rSl~N 70 toe sceps, cut the
seouodref h.s escaped TO pas rnhp-n. Croa ex.
Animation u vas dsooFsred Shsi L fronson bad
been severely ca on he had ana tes srgpostos vas
that lie had been trucS hY asgns-kgt hOuFh no such
weapon was fcuus sbost tie pscs hs ss,e4 that the
men had followed hin dorss Ia svsaDg, having ssen
him expose co.'s ceraais nossr snc RAJ Ga sewers
occasions urged hIm 10 4 fe.i Nsr "a frirks Dor.
funstey, hewevsf ~. TfoSson pod sls ne greater
part VI ths money before tht r3tS. 80 tssi tbs o2i
Avs secured b1t little booty. they r.re about the
medium height and both core Kcssata hs.s asd shor
sostx As yet tbey have escaped pres.
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SUPERIOR cuUaT-caasBEss.
The July Riots-The Murder Of Colonel
OBrten.

The July Notes.-The Murder Of Colonel
O'Brten.
Before Justice McCurp.
This case up before Judge Mccnnn yesterday.
Judge Barbour having left the court
The Court inquired for the return. M. Blunt who
appeared for the people, in delivering IL stated that
although the prisoner was charged with the crime Of
murder still ne entitled examination, and he
for desired him 10 have III bat the return showed
that in progress, and he merely opposed any
decision In this court until the magistrate had examined
into the matter.
BY the return appears that a subpoena had been
Justice Kelly previous TO the service OF the writ Of
habeas corpus and certorari, and that examination
was now pending before Justice Kelly. Attached to the
return were the afndavits Of Coroner Ranney and
Edward KSlparckthe latter being at some length, and
charging The prisoner the 14th July, 1905, With
seizing Colonel OBrien around the arms, and
that, while 20 disabled, another man, to deponent
unknown, struck said OBren twice over the head With
Tho butt OF csrbine. That, while lying insensbls upon
the ground from the effects OF said blows with the
btne, said Kealey struck said o. Bren with heavy trap
block paving stone In tho head That from the effects
Of said Injuries OBrien died and in conclusion psays
that said Keaey may be arrested and held to answer
therefor
Judge McCunn took The papers and eaid he would see
Justice Kelly the same afternoon and that the prisoner
should have justice done him; and whether guilty or
not he was entitled to an examination.
Inc prisoner, young man Of about twenty 1--WE, was
IN attendance 10 the custody OF officer, and appeared
to DO In depressed spirits and TO take little apparent
interest 10 tho proceedings Hrs face quite pale
Pending the decision OF Judge MoCuun the prisoner,
Keaey remAnded.
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salt TO A Abbott
Brig Ell. Maria Poleys Cenfuegos 10 days with sugar.
70 Barter Merrill
Brig Clrcassan of Boston,, Tucker, Trinidad tcubs II
Brig Aurora (Brl' foliymore, Cumberland Hsrbor 2s
nays with sugar. 10 Brett, Son 4 Co.
II Trumbull
schr Susan, Blanchard Para Fl days with mdse TO
sherman Aug 81 saw lark Mary G Fox, Of Portland
sieerina south westerly.
sehr W R chapman (Brl Cole, Rockland, NIB, Il days,
Win stone, &c. TO r NevIus son.
Schr Eandoles. Lord, Frenchman's Bay:
sehr Welcome Beebe, Crawford, Charleston 8 days
schr Cameo, Elwell. Elizabeth port for Mystic
schr II Baldwin. Vail, E'izsbethport for Norwich
sehrJ Grlfen, Gould Gloucester.
Schr Leocadia Poole Salem.
schr Jas ii Moore Niekerson. Boston.
schr Gov Cony. Parker Boston.
schr ii DAILY Sturees New Bedford.
schr Planter. Horton, Holmes Hole.
schr Ihrmonia Hart Dghton.
sehr Eli Townsend, Providence.
Schr Ira Bliss, Smith, Providence
schr Euleta. Adams, Providence.
schr rihe c, Anderson. Newport.
sehr Sea Queen, Sargent, Pawtuckei.
Wind at sunset Sc.
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LONG ISLAND iSTtllIeekce.

THE Ros1yy HoxIuDE Edward Coughln, the nan 10
whom the evidence points the Murderer OF william
oBren at Roslyn the morning OF Monday the 20 h
rlt and the person who at the same time also attempted
to take the life OF Michael Reardon still at large rot
Withstand ding the efforts made by the authorities 10
arrest him
HicHwaY RoHBrsY--A gentleman bv the name OF
William Hastings was waylaid and robbed near Flush
ing recently. The robbers approached him as no was
returning from, camp meeting, knocked him down and
robbed him OF gold watch diamond pin aud $40 In
money. aud escaped with their booty Up to yesterday
the robbers had escaped detection and arrest.
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Frederick WehHeaaN John A. Kennedy, SupeYis,-
teadent Metropolitan Police On Monday last Mr.. Justice
Barnard Issued, part temporary injunction against
the defendant enioniDg him from carrying out through
his assistants servants &C. the provisions Of the order
Of August q prohibiting sha driving o! cattle through
any portion Of the city any below the line OF
Forteth street The complaint upon which this order
granted set forth in substance that the plaintiff
having brick slaughter houses in the vicinity Of
Thirty seventh and Thirty streets and Eighth
Ninth and Tenth avenues that the order seriously inter-
fered with him, destroyed his business he unable
TO drive cattle into his slaughter houses and caused him
great and rreparnoe pecunary damage. Yesterday
Acssrs Brown, Hall vanderpoe counsel to the Board
OF Police Commissioners, made application before Judge
Barnard also pdr for the dissolution Of the order OF
chapter ESQ section Q, LAWS Of the State Of New York
entitled IAN act relating to the Metropolitan Board OF
Health and TO the duties and powers OF said Board
DC passed May %, 1867. This section provides that
temporary injunction shall be issued AGAINST the Board
Of Health, &C. The Court granted tho application for
the vacation OF the order OF restraint.
City Railroad Franchises Again-yIo 10
Dissolve an Injunction.
The Harlem Railroad Co.spay Dry Dock, Eda Boad-
,oay and Battery Railroad Compony-rhis be.
fore Mr. Justice Barnard Yesterday motion to vacae
order OF Injunction restraining the defendants from
placing their rails In TOO close proximity to the track Of
the PLAINTIFF At part Of the route tYaverssd by both
lines Grand street. near Centre the plaintiffs claim
vas provided by agreement between the companies
that the defendants track should not be placed within
i've feet OF the rails OF PLANTING line The have
been altering their track recently and about pac
Ing their rails within Eve inches Of the rail OF
pains route This, II is claimed by the Harlem Rail-
road Company, Is violation OF the contract, snd 10
dangerous TO the public generally, and the remedy by
Injunction obtained 20 prevent consumm sion
The court reserved Its decision OF the motion.
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SHIP p IN q NEW S /.
PORT Of new Yosy. SEPTEMBER 3. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship Scotia Brl Judtins Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Ir1poi tB5, MARTIN. Ltyerpool-E cunsrA.
- Steamship Fioae-r OBJ, shackford, Cow Bay-Parnee
steamship Leo, Dearborn, ssvannah-MurrAy Ferris
steamship sappho, Lingo, Wilmington, Nc-Murrsy Fer.
steamship na,.er,,. Couch. NorfOls City POn, and
ST., NcpSs a. .er &c CLYDE
s9 yss S N,s Fs. Y Sssnss
hsTs y sFl n. SpsSs,H E %sS
Brig jeremiah, Ford Tsrragona-R Buek& Co.
Brig Harry A1Sre, (Br Weeks. Bmssdos--r TsrA
Big williams, s,snhOpe, Har.ns-RusseI. Collin.
Brig &nmlns's sB,l yaren. ArIch.,; CD.
Rrs sawsnnce, csraihsrs. Hariicrd-E + 7 ssml.h.
ssr d.iS, 'Y Ess gl"RRfSa NV s% Bn,
seSr Dart johnson, stamford
sshr nelons Bsdwin New Lond,n--G X R,eseu
sssmSr = W Brase FOSTER Balii@of.
Arrived.
S elp Gp9 n s sn sss Hare a9s ~ and I ts
and Hsvre steamship Go. Arrived at quarantine at 7o
stes,n,hp Rsp'ean Eaton New orleans Aug r. and Hs.
Co s'' * .s M aq ca TO I,ssn rSs
SSe $ sss. .s 81 As 5a pssdSsa ssns INV
ss nom Ra Si g.,'. .p Herman A;
Tor savannah ~ oil Cape Hstters steamships San yacn
10 Dictator. Monterey and General Mesde, ell bound
steamship Champion lockwood, Charleston, 50 hours,
With mdse and passenger. TO II X Morgan Co.
dris, W hours. 10 James Hand.
Ship Alexandra fBr Crosby Newport % days. with rail.
Iron. 10 Edmston Bros H lst 49, lon 90 passed
steamship CITY q Paris hsnee for LivergooL ..
Hark Nedcrs (Br Read Newport via Falmouth, - days,
with railroad iron @ order Aug Is In heavy gale from
south carried away fore main and mizrsn topmass with
everything attached the fore and main yard and split sails
Bark White Wing Brl Pike, Porto Csbello, IA days with
coffee, &c, 70 Daett Bliss
Brig Ben Nevis tBr) Kimmond Bordeaux. IS days, with
mdse TO order LIST inst % miles sw OF Nantucket light
chip, saw snip Excelsior hence for Liverpool.
Brig Boomsrang !Brl Allen, PORT Spain, 10 days, with
molasses, to Boyd Hlneken.
Brig Alice Todd (Br), Harding Msyagues, 10 DAYS with
sugar & TO Brett son Co. Brig Caroline, for Baltimore,
Bds ScIis, taylor 8, cror - day, with sugar. Ae TO
gcshs Bres coTey.
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rune-D0vvr
Bases on hsStart z Macdiarmid g. swandeIl g. Persu-
son 4 Rogers Klein Ictten Flanders u Feser
Collins Devyr = Brdsall y, Kcly g. Hatfield o. Psbor 10
Walker 5; total, onion 20 Mutual ID, Active l6-6l
Ely sodsrmd swandsll Rogers Z.,tlein
Brdsali 2, Kelly 2, ia,1eld p rabor total 10.
umptre-Mr. A. II. Rogers, of the Resolue Club.
Tine Of gamc-Two hours and ten minutes
The prizes awarded follows Tho gold medals
to Messra. Walker Kelley, Start, Hatfield, Ferguson,
Devyr Birdsa Rogers and Klein the bats TO the Union
and Star Clubs; the shoes pair Rogers for the
greatest number Of fy catches and Flanders for
the pretest fly catch-a handsome line ball from Bird.
SAILS bait the statustte ~ Kelley for the best general
score and another TO Mr. Devyr for the best home
There was some Misunderstanding 10 awarding the
stauette- presented by Mr.. Deacon the desiRner-to
Mr. Devyr for his home Instead Of for the best
On explaining the affair Mr. Rogers stated that no would
present copy OF the siauette for the homo and
allow Mr. Kelley TO take that presented by Mr. Deacon
for the best score The prizes were distributed At the
close Of the game by Mr. Rogers, and the awarding
seemed 10 meet with general appreciation With hearty
cheers for the players and UMPIRE the crowd dispersed
and the handsome grounds assumed once more their
quiet, veTdant appearance.
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IHf s.Nt HrssE ls.

ArGrss. Ne sep, ., 1857
The Hsus state horse fair opened ,Jaasy ssi will
a., three days soms OF the best aocs Sue state has
teen entered smors Tie number ssing Little Fred
Lady Chapman, Gladiator from NSne, and Bill We'll.
man, License aud Dan Mace, from Rosion Toe DAY
programme numbered four races The lssiest uDs was
made IN class No open 10 all bsns hN.es hat never
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THE COURT s.
UNITED STATES commSsIessA's COURT.
The Tr0desnseu's hank De faicatleu.
Before Commissioner stilwelI.

Before COMMISSIONER Stiwe.
James Arnold, who has been charged in connection
with the recent dealcations in the Tradesmens Bank,
Was brought before Commissioner stixell yesterday,
when the accused gave bail in Of $4,000 10 take
his trial the October session of the United States Cir
cult Court his suretes being Mr. Stephen n. Reeves, OF
Brooklyn, and Mr. James Morgan, OF Yonkers.
The defendant, Baker, who has been aao accused In
reference 10 the same defaca,on, was at the fomos
no suthov 10 ;nnnir n,e ,hs cba.us and ordered
Baker to be discharged Immediately upon his discharge
Baker was arrested by officers Dwrc and Mckay, OF
Marshal Murrays ONCE; and having entered az appear
ance before Commissioner stiinei be was committed IN
default OF bail,