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The New York herald., 1867-03-02

The demand roiswheat very limited prices with
out material reduction Ind downward tendency The sales
confined 70 about 1000 bushels inferior No Milwan
kcc at ss 20 Corn was without decided change though
with sellers than buyers rather favored the
latter The transactions limited 10 about IS oD bushels
~ 81 "a 81 90 for nike Western In store, and 81 "
81 9 for yellow Southern. For the demand
moderate sod with liberal offerings prices were no fully
being $500 bushels at 5s:a SC for Western and @ 0c
Tor State Rye was duh and dropping We note sales Of
Malt neglected and nominal.
BEEswAx duh and nominal in the Of business.
CANDLES. Adamantine were quiet at prices ranging
from l7c. 2c according to weight, &C. Sperm
at $50. a 4Oc.. and patent NJ 49, a b)c.
CorPER-For this article the demand has quite mod
crate yet the market remained very f with sales OF
17s00 lbs Detroit at 2kc Tc. We quote Portage lake
metal were quiet, but steady.
CoroN-Thcre less animation to-day but
sustained The sales compared with yesterday and the
day previous show material falling or yet good degree
activity s prevailed The transactions 90 bales
A following
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
Marine Dlsawters.

SrEAxsnP CoMxxRcx, which sailed from Boston Eth ult
for Halifax, put back 10 the sssh with machinery ds
abled.
(Br) from Martinique, which recently went
hore Dobo has been gotten of and reached Tybee
the morning Of the 26th ul having sustained injury She
will load for Liverpool or Cork
sHiP JuLIA Hoyt from West Coast Of sumatra for Mar
selcs with pepper, put into AAurtius previous
to Jan q dismasted
BAax VIVID (Br) from New York for Cardenas which put
into Nassau in distress, proceeded Feb Is
ScHR HKxRY NUTr (of Phsdelphia Cobb, from 0alves-
ton. with Of cotton went ashore Gun Cay Bs
18th ulL Weasel total and materials
saved and taken 10 Nassau The 272 register
built at Wilmington, Del. In 1885, and rated AZ.
SCHR DIR FRANKLIN Gecr of and for New Lonhon from
Virginia. for whose safety apprehensions have been felt
the Delaware Brenkwater I'D ul waiting for ia
vorable wind TO proceed.
scHR MAnGAnrr AVN from Halifax for New York,
turned TO ii 2Sth ult disabled.
scuR ANTHONY KELLEY, somers, from York River, put
Into Norfolk 26th ult for repairs, caky
miscellaneous.
COMMERCE PoRr-Wo have complied from our dies
OF vessels from foreign during mont
Of axgina m nd
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Cleared.
Steamship Ailcmanuia (Ham). Meier, Hamburs-Kun.
Steamship kissing star. rurbsr. Aspnwali-Pacino Mail
I,e pS..sr Mss, tos
Bark Meteor tBrsm, DOscher. shanshAs-wstmore. Cry
Isrf Tycoon (Br,. Nuster. Queenstown for ordes-G
Bark Adelaide, Pummsr Marseulss via PhiiAdsiphA-A
BARK Helena taam). Finklsr Bio drands do sul-Funeh
Sris Forums iSn, Ks.sr Hs.srdrm-sIS@ap am Eye
-, Big Hninenne lBr) horrison Cape Town, cuh-c
Brig worthng.on tBr,. Dussan. BslaeF Aler.n.
srIg Eastern Star. Foster, B.rbadosnB.hsp Bro
seSr Dragon sbrS. simpson. Ssrbsdos~E smith i Co.
Sr sssr howad hoS s s Co.
Mas Rope.
schr Knapp sackest, STAN ford
Arrived.
steamshp Washington Chichester. Richmond. 81 hours.
sieamshp Glsaeus Godfrey Boston. with and pas.
SHIP Xlcs rhorayEs lof Roetland,, caryer Shields IS
days with mdse % to Barclay Livingston Co. Had heavy
Moore E.yorh as chief onioer: washed overheard
ssss s Ss
e, assS ,Sas s o s S %
s @ which the being
Bark josephine lr) Cann. Cardenas, S days. with mo-
lAsses to Boyd Hincken.
Bark Norhwood lDrl. Douglas. Trinidad 10 days, with
s.t as M1snns ssr swE fu with
grg Gsery Ward cienfuesos 10 days, with sugar to
Brig Boston, Lord, Cienfuesos 81 days. with
scsr Amos EDWARDS sof fhiladepha somers ctensus
ss % 1Sss ss %Siiss
seSr h su sr s1 BeSs ssnd IL day with old
metal, &c to James Douglas.
Schr Gen Putnam, Rogers Nassau, days. in ballast TO
Joseph Eneas FEB % lat IS bO Ion "a ~ brig Snow
Bird (Brl, standing Ne
sohr Western Star, CrowsI Hilton Head, lo days
Schr John Grihlth Cobb, Philadelphia for Boston.
Hchr Marshal Perine. Gibbs. PhiladephA for Boston,
Schr Emma Porter, Parks, Philadelphpia for Boston,
Sohr Mary L Van Kirk, Haley, Philadelphia for Prov
dence.
achr J Worthington -, Providence.
Schr Merwin, Matthews. Provdenee.
Schr Evergreen, Belloste. Providence.
rUvuence
Schr Ida A JAYNE Jayne, Brookhavon.
Schr j A Parsons Clark. Brookhavcu
Schr Rebecca, Crawford, from wreck OF ship Tartar
Schr favinia, Bailey from wreck cf ship Tartar.
6chr Only Son. Collins. from wreck OF ship Tartar
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

During the month OF February there have arrived from
foreign ports the following number OF pa ssengers dstn
auishing those that arrived In vesscs:--
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

buyers opon about 90 bbls mess at ss SIS SCI 50
~ .es stock of old and pork March l. 1867
~ ss bbls aud last year same date the stock wa
The sfss ssf 80 S rather y rom a but u
ssI sss ps sas ss % ard 81 o for extra mess rs,
.ss sane s@ @ s pSs % ssi End 8.
Risa aus aerasnd Ssn noIs sales
$50 iSs ssa gu%Sssea cut io Tor long %
ssSss 9ss short ribbed y %sssSas sna % s for
Bss; nj Sl' s % 81 :1Sssss Il M IS
s sss: sssi fs Sss !:
were were quiet rHs s At prsyio1: prev % quotations >.;Ss
rsfnsrs though the prices obtained Indicate ascns Ihs
:sss: .s'f SO s''s 4 Z | =
a!ss,,y ass ~ I sss ss. I : ,!'I g. r;y' = .ys 4:
Ss SuH H. SG Sss sss
sas sapSs
steady Small sales Of standard While sneced q ssle
small ssis prime light whs at a!s and 1000
S 's
wss sn DO '
kIc. quite. hns steady q i0sc. ioc Carolna
issss sis.ass s sSs ;ssf Sss. q Has.
y IS: s.
SiSs S :, TSs $;. :si:: sse%s;:s Sss:
rsr a sellers "s ~ o1 aa a
3 pY s'; but sss..
noteworthy change Small sass made to the trade ai
dun with s.ss q a 900 lbs at 1870 lao
sAI1TSs nsssss liverpool remained que. aseu.
a AAsnsons, a ~ ~ % Marsnss ana w9rtnnngons ~ 10
nc nsss those no.
'sa n u and % are Ss a. pss q on s
~ s. gold. duty paid Clover dull Arm At isc
s' BAG.
SKINS both and deer ruled dull and quito nominal
The saio; sg%gTss sn!,ns I ISoo.S rs
%
has been more acuvs heard sales Of nearly
~ s,eP,s
svsn q nsDb7 sa Ya
snis and North csrolina q do Ohio and % DO Maryland
I has a IN both
1us. ss as' l's e s'd G. ss'''.''gs &:
Ss%n% ScInn0n 40 loaf ,Sss ,SSsc ,sc g.
Good do. Sac. l2c l21sc. l4c
selections: ise iss zoo
-Manuactured tobacco WAS very hrn ana more active.
Bright pounds and sought after at full
prices.
WgIsxEY.-Recepts s74 bbls The market quiet but
steady at previous quotations.
WHAIx1oNx dull and we heard OF no transactions.
WooL.-Domestc leeces-Thero improvement 10
note either in the demand in prces the contrary the
By eAs activity and further
depression and slight decline been subn tied to
a grades upon extreme enc and combing wool which
being In light supply firmly held. In carpet woos
however he have been more liberal though AZ
and heavy being small The
both foreign and domestic wools closed extremely
quiet and unsettled consequence OF the
tho Tariff bill The sales Of domestic aseces
IS 0C0 lbs at 33c 63c including unwashed at Sc 10000
lbs Ohio 6kc 800 do Pennsylvania Ashington
y) at 66c 5000 lbs pulled st ysc Soc for No. H. super
2i5OO lbs. Texas a l0c IS Lc-chiedy low Mt
WE 2Stsc lib COO lbs Mexican a lss 2lc 1oD DO.
cgn % balos black spanish 2c and 40 bales Cape ots
sE SIC. S7xc
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
SHIP PIN q NEW S .

Special Notice.
All letters and packages intscded for the NEv Yoax
HERALD should be ssAled.
new YoKE--THD DAT
" 3 bS
............. s. HicH wifxR 8 Is
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

- ,-.-.,-... oo.pany Of this city. The assets on
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Manufactured tobacco very firm and more active.
Bright quarter pounds and were sought after ut full
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

RFrORT FROM ADMIRAL FARRAGCT-REVEFIIoN
OF GEN. M'COOK, MINISTER TO THE SAND
WICI ISIANps-THE CHINA SQUADRON.
WAsHINGToN. Sept. 21.-Admilal FarraGut
under date Cronstad Aug o. reports That on the loth
a the invitation Cf His IighneSs the Grand Duke con
stantinc in company with the officers OF his SNIP lie
called upou him and was most cordially received: Inc
Grand Duke and suite returned the call on the 10Th, anu
were received with due honors Admiral Ia!llgit na
since visited St. Petersburg MOSCOW, ahI NliUN a.
and was everywhere most enthusiastically feccNe9 Oi
tie 2sth admiral Lcsonsy gave nah TO tnG HI Frr
and his officers and on the following uay Adliu faIId
gut returned tie ciyilty by an entertainment on Doau
The NAVY Department has dispatches from Rear
Admiral Thatcher announcing ti.t me UIeH sI"Cs t
slp jamestown oil:,no a. J az 49,. Inited STATES
Sitla ON the l2lh U Au-ust, @ @""u ~ o., n ~ ,,,,st
steamer Resaca for the same place on the ah O AuHS
Tic United states steamer lackaWannG capt I'ryHol"-
sailed from Honolulu for Lahana on the Ct ot July Uh
inc rasseugcr cen McCo0k, Minister Resident oi The
United states Tie high school was visited and the boy
uud Great ion in seeing Cen McCOOk, one OF
the prominent soldiers VI tie United States The ship
ccyed on the eth the ship sailed for Jiupaiakna ana
remained there until the nth, wien sic sali.u Ig i1o
patch says: On Wednesday Gen. McCook, myself and
number of the officers of the ship visited the Rev MT
The LARGE church was crowded, and among the exercises
th children sang with great fcryor.
Tramp" "Raly Round the Flag" John Brown 5 Body
ard fe "ct1r Snonelcd Bapncrthc last three in good
English and the others in Hawaiian Leaving lhlo on
the 18Th the ship proceeded around the east sue OF te
iand and nevf day went into Kaua and kcala Keakua
bays communicating with The shore at the latter place
and then proceeding to Honolulu where the Honolulu
arrived July 20. - -, ~,
Admiral Bell under date Of Shanghai. June 80
repOrts the Hartford and Wachusett, Commander Shu
field at that port The Shenandoah, capt GOldsbOlough
was AT Yokohama the 1th Of june and was 10 start
Oh the 2lst with Minister on board, for the western
coast Of Japan select suitable point for foreign trade
under the treaty The Ashuelot, Commander Febiger
was at Hong Kong having been cruising between tha
MONT and Foo Choo The MOnOcacy. Commander Carter
had returned from BOrneO 10 Hong Kong, ana was crs
ing between that island and Hawaii. The supply, Acting
Vortcer Lieut. Commander Edward COnroy, arrived at
Shanghai on the 3Oth of June, from Nagastki. The
health OF the squadron good, death having occur
red since the previous report.
Rear-Admira Godon under date of Rio Janeiro, Aug.
a. reports that the Guerrero Pawnce and kanas were
that port the Shamon ard Wasp AZ MontcyIdc0, ana
the Huron Oh the way from MontcvdeO To Rio.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
DECISIONS OF THE REVENUE BUREAU.
The internal Revenue Bureau has made tle
foliowlng decisions:

following decisions; --i..o. ,,... .,s of
issuing policy whether insurance ~ d
p0iov each entry requires stamp al le
on he premium. would he legal or srhcent 70 NJ -
total Of the premium entered al one s a. '' ~
sipge policy. .-v.,f,, of r,1roa1s
Iord. issued BY cities or towns 10 aid nthe construction o
,lereu not considered as issued 10y h4hl
oars in tie exercise only Of functions strictly oonsF Nv s held
governmental and municipal caplc. Iuel d
lihe t,araf 10 stamp the same rate as pono ' 1
,o c4r Tor every hundred dollars or fractional t t %
tle aud do not require aiitohal stahIs
and administrators sbouH Ne s'N
an Inventories OF the properly Of deceased p,is'D
g. o on should De stamped as arlfas
agreements The ttliur placed VI o Lc
f,scpCers leaving foreign ports should be basel npoh ne
ic fo tickets and rpon the gold value wien po o
r, hoe h.tr issued popclly stamped. not incorrectly "n @
an,rvas aud oilers substituted sc 10 cure W.,
stamps In slch case Ne 'U
,, slo contain recital Of The fcs aud sho" the reasons o
execution. Steamboat Inspectors eeftuc@i's arc ti s-
tla l5l which cyrlis a
OF United States GoteIrnt Inc ie tu
owners s I'M. cxcnr under OF March 2,lb' when ItNees
ell H y,s on s,aup Tie masr marine hospital e ~ h aso
bonds given hy masters OF siram"i' teo
9r t st,un cab MS bonds otherwise charged ~ Tie stamp
S,ne Wien manufacturer makes beta EXEMPTED ara taxable ail
the tivabc articles only are 30 he aAeh h'o A''oun "
lis liability % taxation
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION

On Friday the display was. in every respect,
most brilliant 1t was the initial day OF tho Horticultural
Department, which though not so large rs heretofore
was in point Of selection, unequacd by any previous cx
libtion. The fuits-mosy composed ofpcars, peaches
and applcwere displayed on hc tables in he southern
portion Of the apartment reserved for the cNhihOn or
specimens of art ana musical Instruments AtloGEh tAc
fruit has not been good IN the vicinity OF the me
tropolis, many extraordinary specimens from wehno"n
growers were on exhibition Mr. W. j. IcfFlr oi IhroggS
Neck y " presented some fine specimen pears, among
which handsome samples OF the Howell, DOrothca,
HCn, and other varieties and also, several varieties
= = Springtcad Of UnlOupOr', Wcstchcstcr County v
y also made a handsome dspay OF pears presenting
In fine ORDER and also several sorts of apples which
traccd considerable attention. This gentleman offers 10
collection Of pears was put in by W. :. Car
penter. from the farm Of Prof. Nyce, which
ing House Ghirty cghth-st and Tentlave), by which
all fruits may be Kept perfectly sweet Tor any length or
time ~ any weather Inc specimens OF fruits onefed 10
aud quality e. Dickinson, NewIIaven, Conn, makes
fine display OF pears, and MIR T. T. Quinn Of Newark, n
j., cXccls almost every one in his specimens from tho
Mapcs Fruit Farm. Prominent exhibitions Of pears and
apples made by Messrs. J.. d j. G. Williams Mont
clair, y. j.; j. Angel New Hamburg; j. s. Whitluck No.
81 ParKrOw and G. Dlckman-the most extensive dis
play Of all Much credit is due to the Committee I'm charge
OF this department for the display made notwtstad-
about complete, and shall have something further 10
sly Oh ~ u the iutute Every thing goes on smoothly In
triOD which, II said Saturday broke down. and no
longer afforded sweet music during the day. But the
cccnt band still plays during the Tile larger
machines viii nearly all have the full benefit steam
day, aud the Pneumatic Railmay will commenced opera-
ton for the first time Tic Exhibition now prescits
truly brilliant and imposing scene II Is 10y all odds, the
best which has been produced under the auspices Of tho
Amerean Institute, and much OF MS success Is due TO the
untlng efforts and excellent judgment Of the Board OF
Managers. hDOut 500 people y.s!,cd the Exhibition
Friday the attendance was much greatef Oh SathNG;
9nd the general interest appears TO be on the increase
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

are unconstitutional and designs to test 9E rom the
,r CcTrt of the County TO the United Staies& & la Wv
Cnt and viii 90 TO the United States supreme OOul"
CONCLUSION OF A REVENUE CASE IN BOfFALo.
BrFFALo, Sept 21.-Tho important sun l,',, .,
N, Irned states Internal Revenue Department aga u,'
-, 1daus a. co tobaccOnsts OF this city, Tor an ~
egqd attempt to defraud the Government out OF $500
~ dine ON tobacco manufactured between INC y.d yd ms
ia isc6 ON which they made no returns VIZ oV "A
sern0on hv the Jury rendering yercnct IN asV Arr
ans a Co The stock Of Adams 60 "as snnt 81 sit
seee and aftcrward released on bond Inc IcsSpiS t
has occupied the attention of the United s@!SS SS Pnb
Too,t Jdco nan presiding fOr the last SIX G.'y
s svInnaty here was with Adams Coz anu lV Ycioo @ ~
80 iv.s ~ s5tsiaciion The jury only hai an hou III
making their verdict
rur AtIEcFD REVENUE FRAUDS IN BOSTON.
BosToN. Sept 21.-AmOng the indictments ny
tho Grand Jury in the United states Court 10 0uly was
.no M .t "i T1,tiei johnson Thomas Tel, aud Andrew
y Uonchon all Of Boston for removing 40 haIt,S "a
wliskv without Government permit from tle uiSli, %
Iery of / h Perry in Buffalo tO this city OtheIWSV iI %
info bonded warehouse also, aiding ana ahetlhs II, % %
dictod for the alleged distillinS OF liquors
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

Mr. FOIGER Rcp, OntariO) Prcsidcnt nrO ftln ut-
clarcd the Convention Adjourned to Tuesday evening at
"a o'clock. , -.
twists the sneeches of Mcssrs AlVOrd Re, onOndaEO
and Opdykc Rcp, Ncw-loIkl INTO culog,u' upon J i,
boldly charged the Democracy with hindcrng the W1IH
OF the Convention by voting for adiOunmcntS ahu nI
Opyke expressed his dissent from the deductions urNu
by MIR Church Dem, Orleans in his report on ihi1,c
The dispatch in Fridays TRIBUNE relative TO lho D,n-
ocratic csucus took the absent New Workers 10y ~
They tcleguaphcd to-day for permission 10 cohucl W.
rport and have obtained it. Nevertheless u j. tue th'
the caucus was held Thursday evening I3n'& & 9t III
formal, and action taken Messrs. semen, ll1,H,
cassidy and others expressed their views. ana gave thct
advice True. your correspondent las bcch a't "a W
dav that IL WAS a mere chance gathering IN M lHtOh
rooms at Congress Hail. hut the prominent behucrt
who gave him this assurance, Iclnaitru lev liut'
aferward that "Our caucus did not lloose 10 uluuH
enc jic hu made up their minds To resist an Hnuuu
meut 10 November and to vote sOlidy iordn JOuiAmet
to ~fnNV
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
A NEW CHTRCH EDIFICE.

The fifth of the ediiccs built for the Fourth
Presbyterian church since its organization I'm 1885, was
dedicated yesterday. The fret place of worship was in
Nassaist near Exchaugeplace. then Mlsst. This was
succeeded by one further up in the street, and the
two subsequent cdifces n Graud-st; bnt each I'm
turn fcl before the cncrOaclmcns Of commerce and
mono was left behind. The cdice covers To-; lO0yG5
lcct on Thirty iourth%t, west Of Broadway and has
front o NeJcrsey dfab sandstone handsomely trimmed
with light Nova Scotia stone The spire Of stone and
lc2 rect IN night II s OF the perpendicular Gothic stylc
OF architecture Tie auditorium IS 35 feet high I'm
the clear, with gromcd and nodded ceiling the walls are
Of triple gray tinted color laid of ia blocks in ploasant
contrast with the stained windows and dark mnldinrs
The building was designed by Messrs D. & J. Jariinc
ana cost exclusive OF the ground 100000 IL has seats
Including galleries fOr 1000 persons and these were fully
occupied yesterday morning. In the pulpit was fLe
pastor, the Rev. John Thompson, -. D., WHO wore
Vac ola Presbyterian TOhcs-thc pulpit gown and
1nanus HIS ASSOCIATES in the exercises were The
- ~, d. MSQuachnhnsh, ID. ID. the Rev W. T.
- iisl ana The venerable and Rev. Gardiner Svring
- ntLl- address 20 the congregation. DR. Thomson
spoA' icrlihEyw the Rev. Thomas Hamilton, NJ A tho
nsl hui'er 3i The church, ard the Roy. Stark. Ii D.
Who succeeded ln IN tho pastoratc The Rev Dr Rogers
pfcacHed ~ hc ulteriiOOn and the pgst0r AGAIN I'm tc
evening wien ne announced that the church was free
rom acbl,thc treasurer Of the Board OF Trustees Mr
JOSEPH stuart having generously come TO It's aid
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
TIE STATE CONVENTION.

THE DEMOCRATIC POLICY OF hiNn'''i-'' ''''
CONVENTIoN-NO QUORUM
sy TRLEGHAru THE TRIBUNE o.
Arp,Xy. Sent. 21.-Nlr. Alvord (Rep, QSJn-
dacol rose 70 a question of privilege, and dc
nounccd tbe double dealing of The AtbdHy ArgaS
whose responsible editor is member oi the ConNen-
tion Techareed that lis account ofyeste@day pro-
ceedncs was untruc, and grossly misrcprosented the
nosition Of the political majority of the Convention
Inon calling the roll, but CO members answered to
tbcir o,ncs and the Convention adjourned from the
want of o quorum to Monday evening at q O'CLOCK
THE PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CONVENTION.
ITnon the rcassembling OF the Convention IT
v,os evident that there not quorum present ~ con-
couence Of the previous rule OF acquiring Oh fiu"J %
Mr. HIVORD Qsep, Onondagal rose to n question OF
nrvile0e He did not believe IN the carrying 1 uQIo
Parrrd cuns hv members of the Convention lie dldh0t
believe I'm dele gates wearing one face ~ inc convention
and another i'm their Offices He referred 10 rpotoi
fhe proceedings Of yesterday printed III the eutola
columns of tls mornings ATgRS. MI IU-cr d Iut Vs
there stated called up the RESOLUTION pleslouy ~ eI.u
Nv Mr. Colahan of Kings, for an adjournment 10 next
Thursday but he iir. AvoTd had called 10 up hh.cn
The political majority had not 'iaen back upoh u,
Int had brought up TO move II out OF inc way IN ouc
flat the work Of the Convention might go on Wltout
hiudrance. The political majority OF TINS DOdy nad
oppuv declared themselves in favor OF plosScutS tie
work for which they have convened win a NEur L.o
responsible editor OF The Argus was wen acqu,IiCu1 1 d
fins fact He was member OF the tobNtht"i' .u' H
been present at yesterdays discussion, ana la" ho "a
cuse for his Wholesale misIopfcseliiitI1I- a . ,.,,1
The roll OF the Convention was caieu anu ~ !" "S i""
fV,fsfr I'd aGFttfa. ora Fl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
TIE TURF.
THE PATERSON RACES.

The Fifth Fall meeting of the Passaic County Agri-
cultural Society will take place next week Ga Tuesday October tie
day. there will be epe chase tce around the
seepe chase Underwood Gin rc b'ats the 81 Icgr
three old miles quarter; and selling for al
eyes mile and quarter On Wednesday oct 3 efe Is to be s'eel
chase of about tree miles hoes tie iHcy m Ecs Ig
year, Old one Ele a dshi uc iesa r,aia q 4AJ
81 oil and two mile heat o premium Il 200 r ell 6s on
lusay Oct g the closing viii take place when lui
Of IWo miles over e lrcs, will usher ~ TIE sports Of e day to
be followed by sequel stakes miles for three oils Nursc
Ssls one mile fr tao o the whole 20 conclude With
be
horses The grounds viii be sell poced gambling
allowed ~ liquors Sold any n0ycaicd pc'oas ac the
ulc line.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

ii, 3D. o. lth 5.h. el. 5th e,h Oh. Total
Easis.......... EslIe...........1 : 8 u Is
Fiy.catchcs-Umon, y, Easle. l5
Missed Fyca;cies-D lou, q Laslc, r.
Hone Runs Abrams. l.
Tine q Gamc-J hours
Tmp!re-Mr ". Wsl.h, Troy.
srorers-Mcssrs Mcdonald and OMEN
MATCHES FOR THE WEEK.
Sept 23.-Uuion lOf MOuisanial W. Mutual, on the
Union grouud. Nilhaintaur,h bone and home game
Sept. 2J-Kxcelsor w. Eureka. on hc tarioinc round
sept Zl-lrvingi0n rs. Efkfo.d, AZ irtiugtau, =. j.
sept 2I-ChalIiun va. World. AZ Jcrry Ctl.
Sept 24Ion (o Hackeltuc EuAW (f Boiling Slrrfs. AZ
Boiling Springs y. j.
sept 2LGnon (of Lannrbar} Union tf Noni.alal tho
Union Ground. WiIiamshuTgh
sept. "a Grane5cg Ifani.r % Rcd TIouse p 20.
Sept 25unon (of Lanlghug Mutls the urion Ground
WILLIAMSBURG.
sept Oriental tof NesIorl Union to Halsoa City J
C. Hudson cts.
sept (of Morrisaui) Athlete f Washington Hoeh)
return game. Washington Heights
Sept 2BndcaNOr Amcncu (of Newark uulu match the
EnGtsyoT ground.
Sept 2G-Eldrdge vs. Rutgcr al iIobotcu.
Sept 2lrifs sn vs. layaAc (of Lalsf gbugl A. iyngon.
sept 27EciioTd Va Mutual ON the Union rruut Nian,ur
Sept 28iHiugton star the Union ground Nlauslur.h
sept 2sAc,e (of New lot) Cuoni (o Morhs. n ne
Satellite ground
Oct L-EndeayoT vs. Americas, frt zines, at Newark.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
p1SSENCFRS IRRTVFD.

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