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New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
wnrIAM am MARY COILTGF.
LOTISIANA.

COY. FLANDERS AND THE TREASURY IEACDs-rEii-
TIoS For TfH TRIAL or TIE NATcmUocnEs MUIR
DFnTEs ~ MILITARY COMMISSION.
O. rELEGRArH TRisUNE
W-ORLEANs juno l9.-Thc statement that Gov.
Flanders knew OF and did not report the frauds in the
Treasury and bank in this city is false Gov Flanders
like many OF our bcs citizens. heavy loser by the
alfeasancc OF the officers and Directors Of the First Ma
tonal Bank.
The petition from citizens Of Natchoches praying for
the removal OF r. b. Jones aud Richard Jones from the
a I'm that place a safe I'm this city also asks their
trial 10y military commission II satos in precise terms
that there conclusive evidence 20 show that the murder
OF G. W. Stauffcr was deliberately planned, aud that
judge Jones and Dr. Jones directly cupabc N tF
brother who did the shooting. The Commander OF the
uO-t at NatchOchcs and the Bureau Commissioner ar
firm the truth Of these statements ana the Governor
also thinks the military should take cognincc OF the
80, .
sniicct of the state Insane Asylum AZ Jackson Owing
10 thc embarrassed condition or the finances OF the State
il has been time supplied iusuhcently with
food even. and Gen sheridan ha directed the Conmis
sarv Department 10 supply the institution with 200 IA
tiois day. Coy. Flanders left this evening 10 Inspect
the Prison at Baton Rouge aud the Insane Asylum at
Jackson.
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MAPRIED

ABBOTr-Rober Abbott Breve Colonel and Surgeon U s. Army
died At the house r. Slabb Brookyu on sunday e'e'hs
June 10. aged 81 rears 49,
friends ant Oh Of the Army s Navy invited 70 aeaa h.
the Chapel Governors Island THURSDAY June ~ A.
2ocock p steamboat o those who attend TIE
tnea s Castle Garen landing for The Island a. Oc9ck
and viii retaru the Battery ater tue fuueri service
-MDDLEBROO RYE. n T. on Tuesday. Jn1e 49,
y the Rev Charles Beard James T. Barbour D. Of HorSalk
Coma 10 Elizabeth A. daughter Of George Mddebrook, Of
the former place
BARNES-RLY Church Of S. Johu the Evangelist Wenes
day June H. G. Quennel the Rev H. Barnes OF
Slckrts Illrbor Miss Alice r. Bly, all Of this city.
PLOWERYPURDl- Harlem Tuesday june 10 atthe resene
of the bride, parents the Rev. Joln Parker William bOse
20 Elama eldest daughter Of C. L. PGy esq all Of this dy No
cards
rLnrb br the Rev n r. fIafe D. William Graz ~ Kate A.
daughter Of Franklin Gregg, ESQ, all Of this city
UOOKERAt Orange Monday June H. Henry Cohss Hooker
eldest son Of William and Caroline G. Hooker aged 26
mi, friends and the Of the family invited 70 attend h funeral
at Grace Church Orange ThsrsiAy, June 2o at osk
without further invitation.
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ACTION OF THE PRESIDENT on THE MILL
TARY REMOVALS.

The Washington National Intei'geror of yesterday
says: 1T seems to be settled dchnityey that instruc
tons will at be sent to the several military COM
mandeIs at the South, requiring them TO conform their
action in reference to the registration and qualifications
of voters TO the views expressed in the two opinions OF
the Attorney recently submitted to the President
and Cabinet, and approved by them The determination
gave rise to the confident tone nduged by Washin gton
correspondents of the Northern press TO immediate
and thorough action in respect other points embraced
in the opinion Of the Attorney General published by MS
Monday. Doubtless, however, correspondence will
speedily be opened with the Generals who have usuped
the power of removing civil state officers a the south
and appointing others and when the facts I'm each
shall have been obtained aud considered, remedy suited
To the particular wrong will De sternly applied IL Ia very
evident that general rule could be adopted In refer
TO replacing the deposed officers. While the re-
mOyas in the manner they effected, all obvi
Osy Illegal and wrong, the matter might assume new
phase when the question Of replacing particularly oh
noXiOus person in important posts came up for Executive
considerations
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DIED.

McCARTYon "Wednesday June ls Eia Aan relei ofse late Peter
Mc(a sgri -
r and ferds Of family respectfully invited 70 ater
The funeral late residence No 10 East Iwesr hhsI on
SATURDAY, June 22 at 2 O'Clock ,.
MOTION Tuesday morning June 49, Alfred Mott 10 the Sh year
OF his A. ,r-ti... u
Titus are respectful, invited to attend his funeral on Friday Jane ~
ocock bis residence, No 80 FltthaYe Nhout
further Invitation The remains will be taken to Greenwood Tor inter
IneuL
MIRs-At Loprood Mass Saturday June ~ Charles Russell
Miles second Rev Henry and Augusta Miles IN the Ss'
year Of bis
OGDENAt College Point L. on TUESDAY June 10 Dha Csleu'
" D.. aged 20 years . , -, -, II, A.. ,,,a..o, q,
Msr New York Medical Society the Trustees OF zoe O"
leSe Of Pbysans and surgeons and the profession IN eaera Ars
.sctfy invited attend the funeral without inrther o
lanes Lutheran Church Hfesntht between Second anu Ih
ayes on THURSDAY June 20, al oclock p m
PICoT-At Geneva " y 49, Of marasmns Weir Mitchell
sou Mitchell H. and Caroline W. Fcot ageo mouths
and 81 days
WOODRUFFA Elizabeth City June ~ MAJOR 'Ooa w. "'Ou" "
the Bst Of bis age ,,.t A. .A M. ,..-,i x;,hor,
At bo Presbyterian Church Of Elizabeth CITY
on Friday june 81. at 10 o'clock p N
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BASE RAIL
MUTUAIs vs.. ECLECTIC


For the third time this season the mutuals ycSter-
day came near winning trophy by defeating their ad-
YeTsarics without their scoring In their with
the Independents the stood - - IN cf favor IN
Yesterday the score at the close ut the seventh innings
stoOk 10 o. and m the last two innings they scored II
10 leaving the totals O the match at - to iu their
favor I'm this match the hne fielding generally and the
the Tesut than any poor play fY their opponents the
Ecicctics playing an eNcelicnJ ncding game. con
sde1ng the slippery condition oi tht pan Wheh thcy
had 20 field the MutuaS, giving Them plenty OF work IN
the cld while the MutuGs, when IN The field, kept
their opponents within bounds, most OF the play being
IN the ln-nelJ
field being spOEgy and wet from tie Iccent heavy rains
good drainage bou wanted 10 h the ground thoroughly
for It's the Spring and early summer tsons Good
0ut-6Cldng taking y balls Of the question with
such circumstances. TIE Eccctrs did some very good
batting times, bases beng made BY good hits no les
the ban was handled IN suc lively style around the bases
that before the batsnan COull reap thc reward OF s
batting tine side put ont. The Mututs earned y
bases on hits. and 10 bases on mspiay dropped ly balls
Ofthe az outs by the Mutuas Jcwctt he Of
no than Il, his activity u catching and his swirl aud
accurate throwing 20 bases utlns sp 'iy h9t Worm
He and Martin work together Ike cOCk-Work.
neither over playing we'll in their positions they do
this McMaAou led the score at t.c bat, making
nearly one. fourth OF the score. Dr. Bells pitching
afforded several chances for outs, which not taken:
If they had been the Mutual score would have been about
halt what il The game was witnessed by aDoit
200 people about half the crowd being present that there
will be today the occasion or the Atlantic match ah
no one Anticipated anything but Oncsidcd game. the
netting being that the Mutuals would beat the clectc by
LARGER score than the Unions did and they did, far
the ratio Oh runs was conctrlcc tEe mons defeating
them bv lead OF but 10 l. we the Mutuas led D. an
aVera " of 10 Tie Umpire discharged his dutiOs very
satisfactorily and the contest, though sided, proved
to be quickly played and interesting match we ap.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
BRIEF NOTES.

Gov Ward has appointed as Commissioners OF
Piloage for New-Jersey Charles 8. Boggs' Newbruhs
wick; Andrew j. Drake, Newark Peter Metsgar' key
mort; william s. Horner, Matawan, and Thomas - tnai
rott Mayss Landing These gentlemen tOgt !4eT WIN
Henry W. Miller OF Morris County and DaNlI 1oA =" "
Jersey City heretofore appointed, compose ue bo"iu Vi
pilot , commissioners for New-JeTsey. - s,.,.
Edmund Mullen, Of Mr. Henry Mullen OF Newark,
as drowned yesterday while bathing in the Cahi hSa,
tbe Chemical Works He had been sent 10 schoo' Du'
was induced 20 play truant -, rn..,,,,o
The commencement OF the Charlier French lhsutute
viii be held this evening att o'clock at the Institute III
East Twenty fourtlist. -, ,,.r,,nto,,e
The French steam frgate Rebourt, from Martinique,
arrived this port yesterday she carries % guns ~
hes "a crew of $50 men ,,.--,....
raThe last meetng of the Long Island Historical society
his season Is Ia be hold I'm te Packer Institute ths
AZ oiarantine yesterday s69 emi.ranls srl'cd.
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$4,000 Found ::
The forowisg parties HUNDRED
BACKS in papers Of CENTURY TOBACCO
Mr. L. Dayce. % RsssIst psper CENTURY parchsed "
j. *. Raynor's fruit store. 535 Brosdvag
hr d. Connolly 10 Motts paper Of cBTTURf purohssa
OF J. Frpad lJ7 BOWery.
Thomas Kennedy Paa st. ia paper n CENTURY
purchased Of r. II. Schultz lt5 Graist
Mr. Thomas McKeon Of West Trpg, CENTURY pas
chased 1854 Hester "
MIwm waSoOd pspsr Of CENTURY paodss Mr. Atkss.,
800 Westst
Mr. Benz Preel,nd % Heory s. paper OBsrURV par
chased at l68 Budge-st, BrooklVp
Mr. Franz Mclaughlin ItS IIdlas paper d CENTURY
chased cor. Broone sni LudiDw So
Mr John Meagher fIstsye, from Kood Kok, ~ kass
Houstonst
Mr. Gilbert Lawrence Pory paper CRErORr
purchased 10 store SiTthave
Mr. NJ Wygant $50 wss, psper Of CENTURY parhasst
Twenty ninth 81 snd Bley eat,
Jobs Bosad 81 Chsyst papor,of CENTURY p-fcssA
MI RsyDor IN paper Of CENTURY plFchased y Gr,s
jinskies B3 FuliOs st. Brooklyn
Mr. Edwards Of bast Newark n CENTURY parsasod
0Bnen snow. MOntgom sty-st, Jersey CITY
Mr James H. Bird 2J ylt m pipsr Of CENTURY Pafetasa
KrOlps store, 262 Righksye
Mr Geo Ohrt - Bsyar Of CENTURY psrohssA
B8yad snd Mulberry ss
Mr. J A. Hunt Of Obes.sr IN paper Of CENTURY parosss4
at Westchester Ca Hotel. Mt Vernon.
prominent member Of the n stock BEchange p1rcha
gar stand in the Exchange.
Frsnk smith e.q p,pes Of CENTURY pucbAss Lo'crs
H. HOOley ssl Proprietor Hooley's Mnsres is pspes q
CENTURY purchased at lie ras' store uadet HeOT' ops
s. q Robinson esq 12s Broadway psper p-rrbas<
Edward Mnse store D Broadway Others ep0ft bss
publishing their names proofs OF the cta
Hundred Dollar aOts been 1sy The
20h Of May We s' continue e them daily and are decTsed
10 carry out this enterprise " tde sasaction Of egepbOly
8 a. LORILLARD,
No i6 ObsmhcsA
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NORTH CAROLINA.

JUDGE BARNES RESIGNS BECAUSE NEGROES ARE NOT
PUT ON TIE JURY.
BY rsLgGslPH o TRIBUNE
WuNfINGToN. ~ c., June l9.-The action of Judge
Barnes was that reported few days since
lie adjourned the Court because negroes mol placed
thc'jury.
II has been raining almost continually for two days
causing great damage 10 the growing crops
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
NEW- ENGLAND.

PROPOSED RECEPTION OF THE PREsDEsT IN HART
FORD.
BT TELEGHIpH TEmrSE.
HARTFORD. Conn, June 19.-Presioent Johnson
viii return Boston by way of Hartford. and viii ar
this city Tuesday next lie Will visit the Cen
eral Assembly and remain night In the city. The
city government held special meeting this evening and
voted 10 give the President an appropriate reception on
his arrival here.
COSsOLIDATION OF THE BOSTON AND WORCESTER AID
WESTERN RAGLROADs
Boston June l9-'be stockholders of the Bostoh and
Worcester Railroad a very full meeting to-day, voted
for consolidation with the Western Road. The question
was taken by stock vote. which resulted as follows:
Whole number of shares s,7o4 For consolidation s&t
against 55g The Hon. John H. Clifford OF New Bedford
has been elected President OF the Boston and Providence
Railroad i'm place OF Mr. Warren who recently resigned
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CONNECTICUT.

TiT FIGHT HOUR BILL PASSED B1 THE LEGISLATURE.
BY siEGH1ru TO
HNuroRp, Conn, Juae I9-The Senate to-day
passed the bill providing that eight hours Of labor done
and performed In person in any day by one person
shall De deemed legal days work, unless otherwise
agreed by the parties" The whole debate was on an
amendment striking out the last clause The amendment
was rejected nine Democrats voting for It, and ten Re
pubcans, and Democrat voting against IT, The bin
then passed without opposition II bad b, fore passed the
House II goes into effect on the first OF January next
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
BRITISH HONDURAS

THE INDIAN DfSTURBANCEs-TRIAL or BRITISH
OFFICER
70 rag TRIBUNE
KINGSTON jamaica, May ~, 1867
A Court Martial was TO meet at Belize. British
Honduras for the trial Of Mayor McKay. charged with
being responsible for the disturbance which occurred
there fow months since and for the damages caused by
the Indians.
Law aud order prevailed there through the prompt
arrival OF strong force from Jamaica.
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE REPAIRED.

az rELEGH,PH THE TRIBUNE
HEARTS CONTENT, June l9.-The steamer Chlltern,
which arrived here Sunday, proceeded on Monday TO
orapple for the ends of the broken Cable At D. NJ The
irish end was recovered tested and found perfect After
tbe necessary buoying and renewed preparations Tor
rannlIng The Newfoundland end obtained, ard at
~ to-day the ends spliced, and communication
IA ne Cable restored.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
A nrEL AT CHARLESTON.

sY TELKGRbPn TO 1HB TRIBUNE
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. June ia duel was longht
this afternoon 40 Hachesave.. short distance aDoVe
this city, between Edward Roe, formerly OF Coiuhol
and Theodore g. Boag of Charleston Roe was wounded
supposed mOrtay, az the first fire BOag promptly sur
rendered himself to the civil authorities
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
OHIO DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

TELEGNAFh
COLUMBUS o.. June l9.-The semi-annual meeting
f the Ohio Dental Association was held In this city to-
day They approved OF the action Of the Committee hay
ing in charge the defense against the prosecution OF the
0oodyear Dental Vulcanite Company, and requested
Them 10 continue the defense 10 the final hearing Lefore
thn snnrene Court OF he United Staeh n necesslIy
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MARION COUNTY GNDJ FAIR-sTRAwBERRl
AWARDS.
~ JItssBAYH TO TIE r5#
I~nr.NAPoIIs. J~M-

IxnI.yApoIIs. JuS$R-The Eighth Annual Fair
ot the Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural
Society closed this evening The show OF sua"oerres
=. ,,ronouneed the best ever exhibited In the West,
heinQ entered sweepstakes for strawberrles
m Iscnnda was awarded the first premium ana the
@ prnii6c the second For general cultivation, VIII
ons Albany Was not admitted " competition on s"oep
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
THE INDTAN WAR.

RTr0RIs OF HosTuTHs FROM FoIT wALLACE-ruE
MAIL COACHES ATTACKED.
~ TrLEasArH TriuuSK
JUNCTION CITY Kansas. June ia letter dated
Fort Wallace. June reports number OF Indian out
rnces in that vicinity On the vi inst, two men, Favor
and Wallace were killed and scalped between Pond and
Goose Creeks: on the 9Th. two from the mines.
names unknown, were Killed Wltnln hau u hIlo
tho West containing Lieut. Bell, three soldiers LADY pas
the driver ana guard was Attacked Dy 70 or 80
Indians % miles from Fort Wallace one soldier was
Killed, and the Others dlsmOunied aud ougt tue INDIANS
Government train reported To have been attacked on
18th inst. miles west OF Fort Haikct. one
man was Killed. and his body was horribly
uutiatcd The Indians 50 Troublesome thaJ he stage
their coaches IL was rumoed at Pond Creek that Cen
Custlr had repulsod by Indians, who came down IN
force from the Platte Valley.
WORN on TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD TO BE
STOPPED
NJ rElreEIpH TO TRIBUNE
ST LOUIS. June 19.-Mr Reed, Superintendent Of
the Union Pacific Railroad just arrived from the North
Platte saws that work the road will have to he aban
doncd unless more protection is furnished against the
outragcs of the Indians Gen Sherman Is at the North
Platte.
GIN. BUFORD'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OMAHA June H. via ST. Louis, June l9.-lf Gen. Bu-
fordas reported what the telegraph attrbutesto him in
regard o Indian affairs he guilty OF reckless misrepresen
tatus or criminal stupidity. warfare s now being car
rcd on pOn the plains By savage Indians on small pHIes
of efcuseess settlers and on the railroad surveying t
tes and nborcrs most baTbarous and unprovoked The
Government must not be dcluded Dy such reOIss Cu
Ruforts JonN NJ THAYER, L. 5. Senator
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
RESIGNATION OF GEN. sIcKLFs

NJ rELEGRAPH TO THE
CHARLESTON 5. C., June 19.-The comments upon
Gen. Sickess course, contained in Attorney General
Stanbery's opinion, were published here this morn
ing, and created profound sensation. Gen Sickles
has to-day forwarded a request to Washington to be
relieved from duty as Commander of this Depart
ment. and has demanded a Court of Inquiry on his
official actions.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
CRICKET.

OPENING DAY OF THE NEW-YoRK CRICKET CLUB.
The opening game of the New-York Cricket Club
will be played on Saturday next, at p m, on their
grounds at the foot Of Nnthst, Hoboken Wckets vii
5o nitcbrd at IA O'Clock. Members OF the Manhattan
club and crckeitng friends ia general are Invited TO
assist I'm the handling of the willow upon this OCCASION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
vAssAR COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

n, rELEGKAPH TRIBUNE
PoUGuKEEPsIE, n. Y, June l9.-The Vassar Col
lege Commencement took place this morning Ihe
stl,sr was beautiful -Four young ladies graduated.
Original compositions were read In Latin ana French;
also, an English poem and yaledietory Among the
U,rner Ierome Hopkins, Benson LOSING and others.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
TIE TRANSFORMS IN TIE WEST.

m IN
ST.. PAUL. Mimi, June 19.-Tbe recent heavy rains
have prosraed the telegraph lines in all directions, and
have washed away the Winona and ST. Peters Railroad
track and bridges. Tho telegraph lines are working but
very badly The railroad trains will be delayed from
brSe 10 four DAYS Charles Shannon of Owattolna was
killed by lightning yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.
., 1uIrenlyH TO 1Hr TRIBUNE.

Bosrox, Jnne l9.-The following is weekly state
,oent NJ the condition OF the Banks Of this city:
Canital t4l 900 900 Due 70 other bks Sl1 al
Ioans .. 93,52542s DepOsits- --..-..... 3G.099J3
Goano' ai 5lfO95 Circulation. Satl AIN 73s
IseaItender notes l5,7l91gj Circulation, stale NOis
que I'm other bks 12.0Ol,O7S
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MORRIS AND ESSEX
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
At the Annual Meeting of the stockholders OF the
Morrs and Essex Railroad yesterday at the depot III Ho-
boken Jacob Vanatta esq, presiding, the Following
named gentlemen were elected directOrs; Edward H.
wright Beach VanderpOOl, Francis ). LathrOr, Aaron
RoheTtson Robert Hamilton, Joseph p Bradley Edwin
stevens j. Couper Lord, Asa Packer Charles A. lght-
biDe TheO Randolph VIM. ". Shippen, Geo Opdyke.
Durnp the first five months OF the year 1866 the receipts
were 500 COS O6 while during the same months OF 1867
bev amounted 10 72003 95 The financial condition OF
be conpanv on the st OF January last and the business
tronsacons ending December 81 1866, were as follows:
Canta stock So 100000; funded debts, $66,950 hoatng
debts IS; certificates Of Indebtedness a. stock
hoidcIs for dividends payable In stock otherwise,
2b; suspense account, $4,000; profit and loss
le cost of road Railroad, sG566299 81; station
bouses buildings sc, SlSO52s Os; improvements nj Ho-
boken S22 lO5 q total cost OF the road Sg5 Si 10;
ines sl So 32S II cars, 7s2 23 Total, S2lslO o.
Tnei material hand, and other property
Enaeeissca o.: cash, bills and accounts Tcceiya
so'0 sosi ne 80; receipts from passengers freight
pc 6o SSoe o. operating expenses, S52Os y
ScJ se11i annual paid in the year IN cash. IN
dcates o: Indebtedness payable In stock or
serise amounting TO S5OG lo66lI9 passengeis were
,ansported over the road d1Sng the year, SA"uc & o
and those who ride yree During tne 1al & n %
PbiinsburQ branch OF the road woe compIe'eu i ~,
crease of equipment required sec0u ass.so o m
"a O0O 600 on the 18th Of July last l,ip So ,seD
ecured 81 100000 OF convertible bonds Sp re - sajd
sssne6 the half being still held by Dlrecto'e..
ht Si 600 of these bonds will pay all hoAs "eo
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

lie Rooney a very fleet NewY runner ana 'sdg Gg
p Lnowu as "FleetfOot" OF Astoria, met OuI On On
wv Lend Yesterday afternoon, and ran t""lnn9
s ros for 600 side Rooney won in min ~ sec Fo"
ers' time was min. and n sec.
iT HSarhaI Horton md Others seized eight dis
,ess various parts Of the city, yesterday ca ine
ground that the proprietors were engaged IN & pst i6
the copiscst lion of a large quantity of liquor
The report Of of cholera having occ9fea Te II Ths
scI man bad severe diarrhea, aud was takeV q 'ho
Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
NEBRASKA.
s,,,.a,,r, rr,sr,S

BTTussHiPu 70 TaE ruscSE
ST. LOUIS June l9-Omaha dispatches say that
the Governor has appointed o. r. Mason ChiciJushe OF
Nebraska, vice Judge Little. deceased.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
THE WEATHER.
EEw-roRx. Wednesday. jrne 80

RFsARXSrhe Thermometer 0get early 6J' Morning
te sny from b. 2 overcast. cloudy Afternoon little
oouit Gne ReBng clear and There viii De fair weather this
city Os toe coming n hours The gosh will DO much than the
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
NJ rrIrer,rn TO rrx rslsuxE.
cry nrropp's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TILE KE:tTucKY WHEAT cRor.

81 TELEGRAPH rHE TRIBUNE
CNcTNNATI. June l9-Rcports from Kentucky re-
poif that the wheat crop is badly injured by rust ana VI
many places utterly ruined
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
TIE cHAMrIoNsHIr OF MARYLANp.

BALTIMORE, june l9.-An interesting game OF base
ball was played this afternoon between the first ulue Of
the Pastme Club ana the first nine Of the Entt rplse
the ground Of the Pastimes MadisOnaNe. About
1000 spectators present. The game for silver
ball and tho championship Of the State The Pastmes
were the vctOrs by two runs the score being 35 to 81
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

stakes y being conceded the superiority The display
Oh otner rhlis hoWcrs and vegetables domestic manu-
factuTcs, &c, very credtable.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
NAVY GAZETTE.
sr rRtEssAPa 70 raK TRIBUNE.

rr TRtEaSAPH 70 TRIBUNE.
Rei Admiral Stephen Rneaeer Peter
been ordered to hold himself n Reack detached FROM duty
readiness command the Assc Mound City H. and ordered to
squadron. The Psrstaqus f POShattan Prs 49, stan
rate repairing for e. NJ Olson from ths
Portsmouth ~ H. Is denaied POphattaR the reporting Of
his flagship. and will probably relief ordered return
be ready for about two York Chief Engineer b
months. Capt g. H. Scott has B. A. Wharton ordered 10 dlY
been detached from command OF the Engineer Department Of hc
the Saranae aud waiting OreA NevyY8d 81 Boston, First Aa
Chief Engineer George r. John Engineer Jas B1tterworh
detached from special duty ordered Mound City ILL., Mate
the Engineer Department al J. b. Butt AMI Acting RBsgn @
Wilmington Del and ordered to- Thomas ordered 10 the o.
duty ia the Bpgnecr Department. oeOia.
VI tho Philadelphia NagyYaEd
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
INNINtis

ist ID 2d. 4th. 9Th 9th. 9TH. sth. 9th. Toll.
Eclectic Eclectic-....9 o . . . 70 81
IJnpirc-Mr ThOs Macdiarmed OF the star Club.
ScOreIs-Mcssrs Wright and DOngan.
Time OF Game One hour - minutes.
Fly Catches-Eclectic, 8; Mutual, II.
Outs on Fouls Eclectic, 10; Mutual, 7.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Gperial Nctires.

I-t,,...,tx of the City OF New-YOrk.-The ALUMNI
sSf, IoS viii celebrate Thirty third Anniversary Thl ~
- ~ Council Room at the lnversl
Al n M Win the usual supper. JOHN TAYLOR JOHNS
H. C. GIBSON Secretsry t
The raXyberry and Musical Festival Of 81 rmothy =
CInrcb win continued THIS (THURSDAf bEENiNu ~ bs
Room. cor Broadway Thirty onrthsi Music o Do1~on
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
ARMY GAZETTE.
az r.Lsas.rr To rns rrlnuss

~ fELEaHAPs To faR TRIBUNE.
Assistant Surgeon J. v. De Hsure
assigned 10 dnty in The Third hi,.
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BreTct Lieut. Col n. w. Smiia has
bceu ordered 10 report 10 tte Al.
jutaHt General hr temporary ser.
vice. Brryet Msior Il g. Re-
bine'ts. 1t Inflniry. ordered ~
JOIN his compsuy. Brrvei lie b.
Col g. II. Week. Assistant
Qnartrrmsster. ordered 10 duty IN
New Mexico. Bieyet Major Il.
Iloilsy. lsl Iai-atsy. ordered 10