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New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

The fourth innings resulted in nough for the Unions
Beas was put ott while trying to stta 70 eetoh" m
was cauet on the hy ~ FialeT and GUlde dlto ny MAJ
tu. Fer 20 Ecn furd couatS 0wO. Ia,"rsoh lnauc
his second oy high it TO centerheld anu an w. w.
throw II hsdsail's Allison his INST WIN saio ~
one = - ot inft and conteri Coleman MS
- GtI Sood crounder 70 left which brought IaCy.ld d
h'st w. 49,. aiu Ia lst pushing COlcmai-W olii! 49,
,.if i- a wonderful bit oI ruihlne 20 xu "nu Ioi,
Au''li Sondeu ~ who seemed to I've IN Dad iuCh. ~ss
noun % fhc nv by Brdsall Ryan ON the Nv " Austin;
& smith on smart throw from he' ..um. put ont For
fr ~ Isl seven To fOur in favor YI the Eckfords
iC rcns secured three on heiP nth innings by good
hitting on the part OF Martin Aken and Birdsaf Pa
by FiseT and Bealls by Patterson. Inc hchIoIIs
lowed with another blank Nelson, Patterson ana Al-
son going ont on bases. Even game - - -, .
thet sixth innings Smith OF the Unions was egn9
on fle hy by Tslcr Goldc was out az first, ana BIdsaIi
was caught on the hy by Patterson But MARTIN faboF'
aud Austin by sharp practice ana some niue il
ling ON the part OF the EcldOrds, fIadc tnree runs
When the EckfOrdS went 90 the bt Bcts rtllcNeu Dir
so emuOralv as catcher aud filed the position admi-
rablv There nue play on bOth eidcs Ihis lhuSS'
and the EckfOrds, by dashng play ana g"o1 ICIruHe'
added ten 10 their Coleman made one KEN wv,
SWaudeu two Fesler two Nelson one. Malone one anu
The Unions went Ia looking serious, ana cthl' w WI,
WINGED that they lad not such al easy J0D ~ Jy uS
iued They always play better though w'eh 'CS a., ~
URGED by the chance Of defeat They made slX runs
which (iOldc, Martin, Kctchum, Austin, Aihti, HI
Smith made each. Beas went Out on Iol ny
son. PabOr at second base and kechnm at ,si com
resumed his place catcher when INC Ind PAT.
mcnced their seventh innings FeSer' Ncison rt & aud
feTs0n made rms Malone ont az first Klein az r; 'n M
Coleman caught ON 1y by Pabar. AriitGH rrusH-s s' 700
| second Twenty 70 l6 in favor Of tic tSi..1s, s.,,
In the eighth and ninth imings the Unions IoN in
reused, made four and five respectively, WIZ t yd one
Tho close OF tbe game was very exciting, ana he WiSIs
were loudly cheeIed. IL played IL Two houis ana u
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
HlSE BALL.

THE TOUR OF TIE MUTCALS--THEY ARE DE
EEATED By THB PAsTlMEs OF BALTIMORE.
TRIBUNE.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 27-The Mutual Club q
EewNOrk which arrived in Baltimore today from Wasns
lngton, taken n charge by the Reception Commit
lee OF the Pasme Club Of this city and every attention
khONn them. This afternoon, the Mutuals ana their
end were escorted 10 tue Pastime ground where the
Fame arranged betWG9n them was TO be played. The
reputation Of the NcwY Workers, and the prospects o
fno display Of Inc beauties Of Our National sport called
together several thousands Of our citizens After defeat
jug the famous National Club Yesterday the Mutuals
looked upon the contest to-day as sort or practice game
With this idea IN view they introduced four OF their
second nine I'm place VI Peters Hatfield Deyyr and Me
MahOn The result may be easily fOrcOld. The PastInes
UutbattCd and Outfieded them, and won the game by
the decided OF AZ 10 81 OF course the Eesult
irlsed cVcIybOdy and the Mutuas feel considerably de
pressed The Pasnles aud their friends juan a10
The result Of the game is the town talk OF the evening az
Ioetng business aud social circles alike. The Muuals
leave tonight for Philadelphia and tomorrow viii play
The Athletic Club. The score Of the game to-day fO
G1Nsl 1+s- -,s6r La f-..r = as . ~ 80
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
FIERCE CONFLICT BETWEEN ~ ALDEESfAN AND
A POLICEMAN.

A desperate conflict occurred between Alder
man VIM Ellis OF the First Ward. Hobokcu, and Police
man Burke Of that city, resulting favor ~ Tho police
man The Alderman resides the meadows, whcT" hc
Keeps a corner grocery and gToggcy and looked upun
In that locality "buy" beng termed by some ~ the
Inau Of ron" Els's constituents last spring elevated
him TO the position OF Alderman ana since that time ho
has kept himself, y alleged, pretty vel elevated on
whisky and in consequence he j. said 20 have conducted
himself In violent manner toward his family. on Mon
dy afternoon, word sent 10 OCCr BuIke's house,
near by. that Ellis zydIunk, was smashing mp hs
furniture and putting his family iu mortal fear The ON
Ger down ana fonnd Ls outside She st0cp lie
demonstrated with the Alderman, and endeaNorcd TO
induce him 80 90 into the house aud take a sleep
Lllis flew INTO a passion, aud, sc1ing pe6i
OF broken rOchiugChair, made an onslaught upon tl6
eto strne@ie cpsned, hiyIil .' .eSd fvo So
tYks.n the lower part Of Tie stomach and nafr0Nf
escaped hayug eyes taw.d out. The officer finally
Drought his club 10 bear and used II vigorously Unti the
Alderman finally subdued. A physician was then
called 10 repair damages, aud II found that the small
bone OF Ess left had been broken and his head and
face were sadly ont Of shape Yesterday Ellis arrested
and taken before acting Recorder Pope, charge OF
fclOniOus assault and attempt O Kill the officer and Uo
was held 10 bail 10 Alderman Elis also went Do.
fore Justice White and swore Out a'wauant against tho
officer . similar charge, and also took plla.fuln,r,
steps before Lawyer Carey IN cly suit yus his dam.
ages at 5000, aud Gus tlE wrif3tt stands
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

Lockwood Hnrlgae pilot, who resided on CITY isano G
found In the North River. SusseXst JeISey 9 0ltJ
The pilot is supposed 10 have been drowned oy 1ne %
ting Of small boat opposite Jacksonkt, ia TIC "Oi"
River, about ten days ago.
A One-armed man named Thomas Farley
appeared before Justice Haybeck yesterday ana pro,
cured warrant for the arrest Of three brothers nanee
owen Patrick and Francis McGaryin accusing them OF
having, "Wednesday last, committed atr0clous as
sault upon him and attempted 10 take his life The com
panant alleges that they first kicked and beat hm then
owen discharged pistol at him, while Patrick cut him
in the back OF the neck with knife, and Francis at
tempted TO tear his person with mis- hands and from the
combined injuries he has since been conhned TO the
house.
BERGEN POINT.-A prize fight took place
near Bergen Point, yesterday morning., between Two
rougs named Seth Hawey and Tom Qnlnlan, ana ter
both had been considerably bruised the aar was DIOAOh
up 10y false alarm Of police.
BERGEN HILL.--Between II and f2 O'Clock
ON Monday night aring glt took place the meadows
M the foot of Bergen Him. between two named Col
Inns and Nugent growing out Of difficulty between
tle partie at bic no al Merscles Grove 90 which time
formal challenge was giye.. ana accepted Six rounds
were fought, when Collins struck his antagonist foul
blow, and NuRent was declared the VICTOR No arrests
HUDSON CITY. n. J.-Thomas Foley Gas
principal, Robert Jov. Paul Caul, Thomas Lathns ana
Philip higer, " orc arrested by the Police OF h9son
City, durg yesterday and the DAY previous on enage
tween and O'clock on sunday morning last The fight
was between Thomas Foley, cate-dIlyer, ana Jas9 %
meas the mill While the fellows We're haInmerng aW9y
at each other, officers Haskins and LnaMlg sggEeHy
made their appearance and arrested the two principals,
when they promptly rescued by the crowd, LaTMhs
being the riuglcadcr Caul and Iarkns were eOInlneu
To prison IN default OF bail and tic others gaze ponds 10
answer at the next term Of Court James Joyce, the other
principal has left the city
PATERSON.-At the recent Shooting Society
festival IN Paterson, Bclcher or Newark hit the buIseye
Is times aud won IS prizes.
ELIZABETIl.-,Josah Steams, esq, superin-
nnlcpt of the Newersey Central Railroad. was yestcl-
lying In very critical condition. at his residence III
Elizabeth having been PrOstIated by an attack Oi yPhus
fever
BULLS FERRY.-One Mcbride, while in
oxicated fell overheard from the steamboat Pasade as
she was approaching the slip at BuIs Ferry, on MONDAY
night, and was drowned.
MORRISANIA.-The st Matthews Lutheran
Church made annual excursion yesterday TO Gernan
Park in blolrose Everything passed of pleasantly
POUNDRIDGE.-Wi William Wicks, about FIVE
wears Of age while playing near open cstern on Mon
day morning fell in and was drowned
tAlnolnccnen,ll
THE ART OF BEAuTFYING TIE COMPLEXION
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
INION rs. ECKIOED.

One of the best played matches of the season
WAS decided yesterday the Union Baseball Grounds
Willamsburgh. The opposing forces were the fist
mines Of the Union Club OF MOrrsana ana the Eckfords
Uf Brooklyn The Unions nearly all the leading
Of the organization, while the ckOrd side, with one
Or two exceptions, was composed OF new recruits nom
other clubs
The game commenced at SlJ Eckford winning The os,
and sending their opponents 70 the bat Innings NJ.
did not give the Unions the start that tber friends aic
Iated, for the Eckfords heided with lemalkale quick
ness aud precision, dsposinS OI G0idlt arn, d Pabor
la rapid succession, before either could reach base n
really looked though the Morisauians were waiiAg
for the BroosyuHes 10 begin, before they thought 10
Worth While 10 exert themselves. They Iourd Out pretty
s0On however that they had met fOvneu WhO were by
liO means 10 be held too cheap.
heln lnauguided batting operations FOR the Unions,
aud gained his first On high ball 10 second base which
Martin ought 10 hafo caught bat didn't Martin re
Then Ryan also caught on the Ms by Bsals and Tes
itI was put OUT . smith and ketchIui al nr,t base
'iascs, home LckiOTd. 10 nothing.
ID the second innings VI the Juion, Austin a safe
bail near short stop, which Nelson handled clm.y
and be also got to rst, sending Austin home Thcn
neat manipulations on the part Of Nelson and Alison ana
Beas sacrificed himself 20 Swandel through tip catch
Ol bound, Aiken running home the confusion.
No1i came The Echolds's turn 20 draw blank
@etehttn took Nelson the ny ,Dih tl-posrd o Ma
hIdssil held foI ~ rom Allison, which iet Patterson
on secsnd base. Three 70 two.
Inc tulOns again. smith skyed high one 10 second
& Ah'h Falte ss kyan, and Nelson uud.d between tco
Sfd h Ashru ru is htss 5Jide wss nicely caught ~ ief
over eenier held oA which he oirsined hcne m an'd
.ad b. ~ sppanse bringing smith IA with hin. AZ
-ciN1u apy foi 70 his nrst Austin 10 first and fabor
Vsseon9' anu Btasah. By splendid grOnaer as sper
uiu3 Stt eA"It M its career by 6Oide, 10 drs .rfdf
austin 10 secoid and Pabor 10 third when KetchHn iI
SwandeH cath him Ou "a foul Urhound ana tI,a i'',,
fosed iOf obn t~O NOR, with three men On bases
FOR the Eckioids Coleman got 70 fret on lit "a Ioy
hed ana 10 thlfd on pan passed by Birdsau; kim
struck ~ second base aud was pnt Ou On rr.f. "a
Was taken o1 foul fy by BiIdsal Ryan reached bi
iird with daisy cropping gfOunder 10 second v,it
Martin threw TOO eXcitedly % hTsf Fessler n,afc ~
teeOnd by high bail 10 center field NeIson drove hi
beautifully past Martin and GOlde, aud got fo seeo,d
IDd Malone caught IN the ny by Aiken Colc,nat'
tJaD. FeaIeL snd Nelson seeQpd each 1--WE f far'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
wONAN's AID SOCIETY.

number of benevolent women Of this city
about two years began phlanthropio work among
the fallen % their sex, and the result H. today noble
institution In Harlem. whittier any orrlng bat repentlnt
woman may bend heIsoosteps with hope and where she
may be sheltered, clothed and fed until throuch tbe
nocleys agency, she shall hbl honorable lncraty
employment away frOm her temptations ASSOCIATIONS
Ihe soeietys house IL Second corner of
qredan-twenty yfOarthst. The Rev. Cyrus Offer, the
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
LATEST SHIP NEU'S.
PORT OF NEw.YoEK..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ship Aeh Power s'n Francisco loa DAYS rh, s1l goF 70 order
days parallel jaaeo y DAY, calm and uohehy
vas leaking anu ali the water eiccp, about gallons had leaked
n,mcd condenser by ang Of lead ppe tom ihe head pump
which was hardly @ace9t supply all haadsi y e at s 80 -
Fr-eo VIZ spp "a %, wiz ie cs.fs of aacr or Which humane
act heartfelt ac,nov egne Of ell boadi sfoWad
Sr Anr Baker Francisco 5l days, with wheat &c. to sui
SGPs charlc co san Fnc'co Us days will wheat IT, W.
Bari Eon Adele orSa.,au Alexander Tndaddecuba IS DAYS
BARK Msgaaa - A,piapsn rs days with mae. to F. Joy
nsiE Iu ofaeI lseueu q days with d'e ard 200
Big jlL Ne' @ bsnessr Cole Bridgeport C B. Is dayvlh
Big calsies o Richmond N Carlisle Msnlana Il days with
& giy , s s q & 4 & }ehs 7 n p 5. sierra Leone VIC a. g
BIG Harry AnGreg Pagnssh So Hammond Barbados 10
S,t Sah woH Smith, Galveston II days, with eoi' oni &C., TO
Van Buut 4 Ssght
WIND-Suusst. 5. t.
steamship yhs,
SPOKEN.
Sev.lorE
MEMORANDA.
wei. va. .l.a j 70 ~ m r. oa s % w. b. ZIP 1gcber
hoH San tssoo. which yel AZ tbs port {ray l5e Captain
lok TO the qgaor noke e l2r1g vessels Who wished to be re-
iok Hong hong Jl H. fc slip Mputed Of BorlslaS, steer
ihg $ iSh - y N p. q p W Fleh baS yg'I i9 n BgI
ION from Liverpool ls Jp'u 1~ !'r a. = lon ~ - h'h &
% t = ar 81 g. Ju, r. H. a s. Ion q o. Italian bark
reou p DAYS om CD, 1 B.clos Ayses slms time French ship
DOMESTIC PORTS.
~ ~ TSS 81. sie ssiol1 .tsSps william cys
BoTes As Arrived. bark Cs,c. ,ud Eipa. from GreeuOeI
brig R0lluI Waue. fviu Ge0lseisgl, ID. e.
FOREIGN PORTS.
A. Mantl1a August c5 Marg Coll lt0iHs ioE Newiotk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

Chief of the institution pledges all the really rspenr mt
of lthe fallen that the Society will specially uest
that She protection Of secrecy may be gen all "hO
sent out from the nstituton and To Society " III further
request that employers shall ne reveal tho Pace wheRce
they take suck Servants a. eney may take this ns
tuition; and, the GsHcr hand nmates fhe institution
10 t cn,uloyers tbst theq win pe strictly virtnous
ut help from his place need not necessarily De E t
as OF once degraded class since the Socy re s"city
ccn6pe their charities to Magdalens Bercy Inc
will always require satisfactory t6t;'i o1 u a.
character before any person may Do P''
any inmate from the institution
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
YACHTING.
BAYoNNE YACHT CLUB REG Alta.

BAYONNE YACHT CLUB REG Alta.
The first regatta of the BayOnDe Yacht
Club was sailed yesterday The day was as fine as coud
possibly have been desired The sun shone brightly only
few light clouds foaed in the sky ana s'ca'y anu
brisk wind from the East dispeed the neat aud uied
the water Just onOughsto eniNen the spirits OF le Nt~
Jersey yathtmen On the shore sdltcrSvlc me nea3
quarters Of the Club residences deeked WIN
flags aud pennans. and on the green opposite the start
ing Pqnt gentlemen iaSs assembled isS@ ' TO wcss the
start watch the race and greet the Winning boat ON
were dasIing mtherward ana thlthe.WaId fahmnS
saucily Up within couple OF lengths OF the Jety anu
then firing gum the helm Is put down. the nah-shSet
hauled home the frai shell comes about aud is on ls-
fore the wind scuddmg over Iue waters aL1 % iHl'
away. At "A o'clock the boats a sloopsl were btousht
alongside The Judges yacht Startled Fawn and started
'l '"' iOii'Tir'f VIZ CiesS SS'' Se,.r6 c'ass
Jane venor LJ AuD
Annie Mack = Rryo.r
The first boat was sent off a q minutes 10 p ana the
rest in Inc orer above given. minute clapsug between
each seud-0G The cOurse-thIee miles aud nan 10
windward and return-Was salleu over thIee uii,sI
making the full distance done p miles. As each boat
Was started she took the starDoard tack, hugsins inc
staten Island shore about mile ana then COMING aDout
made the staEcboa some distance inside the Nar0Ws IN
a single stretch Thus all The boats went away IN h9e'
which preserved only until the sport TACK was ha
when her superior handling aud her great ah3uht OF
canvas sent the Annie MACK 1at "a mile 'ttoui & ny
sarah Jane, however, oyerhalued nor ana lhe J1-eb
boat was turned in tho following order sarah Jane
Anqg Mack The Jfhe y Nna Had agued o% Of he
race Alter rounding the JUDGES, boat, the NsI,
running of close hauled to port getting far away 10 lee
ward OF the stakebOat On the second h0mcstrctch The
Annie Mack took the lead ANA held it until hc finish win
ming the race by three minutes, In four hours ana ten
minutes The sarah Jane was the second boat H. the
remainder were dlStanced.
! IN the evening fireworks sent mp from Capt.
Yacht Startled lawn and Chinese lanterns were
displayed at the masthcads. Commodore Guntler was
serenaded a his residence the evening. Messrs Van
/ Wfuke. Chester and Wait acted as judges. To Capt
Holmes was assigned the task OF relieving The wants OF
visitors duty which generously and dcLc1tcy per
formed Considering that the club only organized
last June. the whole affair was hatCIius success.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
The foundation stone of the Church in Pitt

81 between EiviugOn and StanOn-sts, has Just been
laid by Archbishop McCOskey. The church u 10 he ded
Gated 10 the Mater D0loTOsa. The basement works are
progressing The style O architecture Is 10 be the lyzan-
tine from designs by Ar. Engcbcrt, architect IL - in
tended for the German Catholic community Of the district
under the pasoraie Of the Rev H. BIy OF The Capuchn
Order IL II 10 be built Of brick and ttOne, 100 feet long
by 20 wide, with central dome G5 feet from the crown,
diameter OF dome co feet aud Is intended 10 accom-
mOdatc lJOO persons. Schools Ia lee attached The
Catholic Church of the Holy InnOceuts 10 10 in Thirty
seyentst 10 will likewise be In the Byzantine style OF
brick and stone 100 feet long by ~ WIDE tO accommodate
Zoo persons. The cornerstone will be laid in few days
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

I,t ~ 5l Ssh. 5ih. 9Th 7th. 8tb. sth Totql.
ps,tHt..............,.."i y u s.."+j,
Ho,se Ruus-Malhue krodt B. Mitchell J. Pke L.
Nv Htcbes-PssiEe a.; AUtua
Oui on fOus-pss,nae ,; Jbtusl, H.
tnyseAT Charles - Glover Of the Ecei Club gf Nea York
SsOTer-MessfS kachotz and Dolg8n
Ilme of fGaus-IhIee hours apd ~ minutes
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
VS.. FULTON.

The Active and Fulton Clubs had lively
but very One-sided game Yesterday ON the satellIe
Grounds At the close OF the game tue score stoVu'
Actiyes, 81; Fulton, H.
ENGAGEMENTS OF THE ACTINFS
The ActiveS are engaged TO play the Eek
fo on the 18th and the EXcolSOs the 10Th OF next
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
Total ...,.... 2

l,t ai. 81 1tG sh 9Th. ,,b. sh 9th. Total
rsiG3i..,,,,.. rgtg7:i.,... 9 70 g ia ia
Home Runs-ioHe Martin, J. Passed Bals-Brlsal a swan,
de D. Up!e Mills Of he Atlantic Scorer, NsaIs IucA ana
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
CRICKET.
BOSTON W. NEw-YoRK.

HVNIVN ". NV lVTths
Tho match between the Boston and New-IO ok
Cricket Clubs was terminated at Hobokon yesterday in
faS Of The BostOnians, who with eight wlckes to
snare. After a wenplayed first innings, IN which the
scores Of the clubs were only three apart the
mex resulted IN only &c for the Now Y6fcrs whose
eYS7ey COZ Sa such capital bats1h rs 1Iigham By
foi. ~ gtd B2rs, eccH SCI aa1ae5ts are not hrequct
this Instance 10 the playing Of an eleven who rarely
practice al all. and never together. Any player whb
wishes 10 WIZ must practice II S by nCessant play that
the YONG America Cmb Of Philadelphia has arrived at
sch high capacity Only l3 needed by Boston
10 win the game and the brothers Eastwood sent in
obtain them But after II had been made, Rogcr5on
who bowied esritali tsok w EeAg1- eA J&2 scgG
ave Ddt gUnS Oeing HftefWaf1 5cicl OslOnlaus
were left the Fict0rs. with wickets 10 60 down.
We gave the score OF the first innings Yesterday. The
score Of Tue second Is as t9l0ss, 81 -
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
'1FKWa& 7
ANALYSIS OF TnF powIIyG.

BOsfON-ssCoND iNNfyG.
No Of Balls Runs Madens wicseis.
A. F.stRO0i. ..,..........,.,.6 n
Eastwood. .................b5 10 10
NEw.l0EK-sgCOND fNNiSg.
No Of Balls Runs Maieus W.ckets
hO.er'0n ~
"
Iurires-Messf CoIsHer sud Nh TYLER
Scorets-Mrssrs Kiloer 1ld Bun
BOSTON SECOND ELEVEN vs.. ST. GEORGE SECOND
ELEVEN.
The Second Eleven of the Boston Club will
play Il match with the Second Eleven Of the st. George
Club the grounds of the latter at HObOken to-day
l.stlu. wickets pitched a. 1880 4. NJ. precisely.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
Announcements.

THE ART OF BEAUTIFYING TIE COMPLEXION
arsht ladies At No 1861 East Ninthsi. free fclarge
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-28
LITCHFIELD.

In the Superior Court the trial of Lewis Lamoree and Moses Demas for arson in Goshen. resulted in their acquittal In State vs. Charles Chipman and James Hig- gins, of Bridgewater, for assault and battery, the former plead guilt and was sentenced to 30 days in County jail; the latter was tried and jury disagreed. Joseph Menor, a Canadian, was tried and convicted of ar- son in Goshen, and sentenced to two years imprisonment in States Prison.
 The court adjourned on Friday till Tues day of next week, at 2 p. n1., when trial oi court business will be commenced.
 In his last issue the editor of the Sen tinel prom ised his vote and influence to Mrs. Susan B. Anthony and others, lectur- ing in behalf of women's rights, tor c kiss. Fancying they would immediately secure such an auxiliary, at so cheap a rate, we have been daily expecting their arrival in the stage. They don't come Perhaps they thought of Judas Iscariot perhaps some envious scoundrel has sent them the gentleman's photograph?
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-28
CONGRESS.

s THURSDAY. Nov. 21.-The Fortieth Con gress met in adjourned session at noon, a| quorum being present in both Houses Al resolution was adopted calling upon the Sc l cretary of the Treasury for information rel lating to the repeal of the tax on cotton Adjourned to the 25th inst.
 In the House, the newly elected members. including those from Tennessee, were sworn in. It was arranged that the reports of the Judiciary Committee, on impeachment, should be presented on Monday. Adjourn ed to Monday.
 MONDAY, Nov p.
 Tn the Senate, a refractory witness WAS ordered arrested and brought before the Hoase. A resolution was adopted instrrc ting the Committee on Military Affairs to inquire into the expedicncy of reducing the military forces.
 In the House the proceedings were open ed with prayer by the Rev. Newman Hall the credentials of J. s. Golladay from kya were referred to committee on electionN The speaker then announcel the standing Committees of the House. The majority of the judiciary committee consisting oi Messrs. Boutwell,, Thomas, Williams, Law renee and Churchill, reported ill favor Oi impeachment; Messrs. Wilson, chairman, Woodbridge, Eldridge and Marshall report against it. Reports were ordered printed and made order of the day for "Wednesday of next week. A resolution that in tn, present financial condition of the countr, any further purchases of territory arc inex pedient, passed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-28
NEW PRESTON.

The conference of the churches held last week in the New Preston Congrega tional Church, owing to the extreme cold was not as we'll represented by the churches as such meetings usually are.- The Churches represented were Litchfeld, Morris, Washington. Warren, New Pres ton, Bethlehem, New Preston Hill, New Milford and perhaps some others. The sub jects propounded for discussion at forme, meeting was conducted with interest and instruction. Rev. MT. Upson for the af- ternocn exercises last Sabbath read Presi. dent Woolsey's Sermon on the death oi Fresldent Day. President Days father was Tor many years the Pastor of thi.
 Church.