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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-29
The Fenian Campaign in Ireland Adam

We have authentic information that the Fe-
nian campaign against England is entirely
abandoned, and that all the forces, with ammu-
milton, baggage trains, commissary stores, artil-
lery trains, camp equipages, ambulances and
bummers have been transferred to New York,
and instead Of capturing Ireland they are going
to capture all the county Offices at the polls next
month. The first instalment Of the grand army
Is already in the field, and the following Is the
muster roll Of all the companies combined.
We give them without distinction of rank. but
may classify them in their appropriate divi-
sions at some future time -
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General Grant, accompanied by Mrs Grant, arrived
10 this city yesterday afternoon from West Point en-
route to Washington. The General had been visit
to academy West Point to leave bis son there.
preparatory his military education. During his stay
In the city yesterday General Grant mas guest at the
Metropolitan Hotel He left by the hali-past seyes
O'Clock tram last night for Washington.
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4 smusslIxs OPERATION OfIEcrfn

rosraRss Kossos, oc. 20, 1857.
Tho revenue cutter Nemaha yesterday ooa'ueu wy
Bremen bark Theresc bound 70 Baltimore ana seaea
about $500 worth Of liquors, which snose on ooAsa y
her we're sadeayorng 70 smucgls nto pors
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourtssu.h strss,-It.,ian
Opera-NoRxA
BowRRY THEATRE. Bowery.-soLos surssLI-THRrE
FAST MES or NEW YoRK-LEAP FOR LEE, &c.
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway.-BLAox CROOK
NEW YORK THEATRE opposite New York HOTEL
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-A MIDSUMMER
wALLAoK,s THEATRE. Broadway and 18Th street.
GERMAN sTADr THEATRE Nos Is and At Bowery-
DE scHwAsrzER Won sARAGossA, &c
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-IssuAvoeur-
THRicE MARRIED.
FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth srect-LEs AxouRs DE
CLroPATRE-Us CAPRICE.
BANvARD's OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM Broad.
way and Ihirtieth sreet.-DEvIL's AUCTION.
NEW YORK CIRCUS Fourteenth street-GrxsAsrrcs,
EouxsrRiAssx, &C.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. and West cath street.
SHrLocK-CIsDERKLLA
THEATRE CoMIoUE. 54 Broadway WHITE Corros
1'hALhf "NsrnEIs-
SAN FRANCISCO MiNsTRELs. 5s5 Neutrality-suspicious.
Plan ENTERTAINMENTS. SINGING DAscisG BURLxsauEs
KELLY Icons MINsrRELS 40 Neutrality-suspicious.
DANCES, EccxsrRciriEs, buRLEsoUEs, &c.
TONf PASSIONS OPERA HOUSE, FOL Bowery.-CoNtC
VocALsn, NEGRO MISsrRKLsY. &c.
EIGHTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE corner Thiry.fourth
slreet-MIssIRKLsY, FARcKs, &c.
BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE Az Broadway
BALLET, FARCE. PASroaIME. DC.
BUNYAN HALL Broad yav and Fifteenth street-TaK
PILcRiA Matinee at o Clock.
DoDWoRTH'S HALL.-ApvESrURxs MRS BRowS
BROOKLYN ATTESEUM. corner OF Atlantic aud Gin.
ton streets.-GRASD CoscXRr.
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE Brookyn.-EraioPrAS
hIssrRxIsY. BALLADS BURLxSouKs
FINE ART GALLERIES. s45 BroadwAy,-ExHrntrloS or
PAINTINGS
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SIS Broadway
RcIENCY
New York. Tuesday. October 29, 1867.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourtesnth strsst-Itaiian
Opera-SoRsA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
THE QUAKER CITY EXCURSION PARTY AND
THE CZAR.
LETTER FROM CAPT. DUNCAN TO SECRETARY
SEWARD.

LETTER FROM CAPT. DUNCAN TO SECRETARY
SEWARD.
WASHINGTON. Sept. A.-The Secretary OF
State has received the following letter:
CoNsTAKTINoTTH. August 60, 1867.
SIR II Is deemed right and proper that sOnld report
70 you the very great kindness and courtesy with wch
the excursion party of American citizens by the sieal
and Empress Of Russia, by the Imperial family by me
m en az nv the Governor General Of Southern Russia,
all other officials and all private individuals Win ~no
we have met at the various posts waited uy u; III oo
crn Russia Scarcely the anchor ~ our ship dropprd
III SebastOpol harbQr, when messenger Ilul lIc 'on
material at disposal for any repairs We 2ght heeu,
Quarantine and passport regulations Wec Hnt4 ii ",a ~
favor and free access 20 the town ana nS
Will as facilities for observation, immediately gwen
All port dues RENTED. We received te same nos
sort OF the Emperor honors and attentions unusual @ Anu t
unexpected were bestowed upon us We hn .1en % c no
few hours in the Bay when message borne ny inc poN
General Informed that the Emperor ana Impress
would De glad 10 sec our whole party at we % tion ON
the next day, considerably adding that INC Ieccpo,
would be informal. and no OembarIassneh III We at VI
dress need be felt Governnent Doats ana & Pce
placed at disposal for the tourney thS t1c
being three miles distant. The Grand Duke NlcnsscI;
brother OF Emperor met US on our way ana escoen
US TO the Palace The Emperor aud Empress met us Oh
grounds and received us with unresGTnea
The Emperor conversed freely win all VINO -, %
him while the Empress permitted me 10 present 10 @
each Of the ladies OF our party nan - i nou con %
Quoted the party the Palace An hour delgnl 3 ~
and evidently gratifying to their MsesG NpG cn SS mile
further to the Palace OF the Grand DUKE moaei. h
were received by bftnu Duho
with the utmost kindness and cOrdality Reireshmcnts
were produced and while discussing them, the Epero
called bringing his children with him. After lebetheheu
interview gratifying believe 10 every one present.
we left and returned 10 the shipthc Emperor Doaau
m some cases his carriages serving for our conveyance
During the remainder Of brief stay at fata We re-
oeiycd on board the GOyerDor-General ana MS
family Prince Dalgourik OF the Emperor
stan Gen Todleben, beside many gentlemen
and ladies OF rank add position. Words ana acts eS
pressed ON their behalf the kndest feelings toward US
and through us TO the American Government ana people
and but sneak the sentiments OF every one on poaIu
hc saw that nothing could add TO the pleasure OF our
visit to Russia except that our Government snouo se
m 10 make known 10 the Government or the EWeIoI
appreciation Of their kindly acts TO American cuzehs
Very truly yours, ,,C CnAhLhs Crr,ion ~, n,Ttv
and Master Of steamship Quaker Guy.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD CHANGES.

II is stated that meeting OF the officials OF
the principal railroad and transportation companies III
tho state OF New Jersey has been recently held at wch
the following important changes-to 80 into ehect
shortly y-were determined upon
The rate be hTd a, two cents per mile on All uans Ahu
for ali distances within tie State - IL, .,--
Tickets are TO be good an the line BY which they are
i.s,e,l and nntl taken up b. the eoniuccr.. .,
Comwnaon tcset. will be furnished at moderate rates ron a
stations along lines of the several roads and every 'ueemeu' OHeicd
Of estate the stations
Paie, will undertake and carry on poduee
usiuess several roads similar 10 mai Nhch pas
comr leading Harlem aud Newiork and Be manage
t and productive OF immense advantages 10 HeS
those roads ,--,-.-t - .v.,.r, of ,ssr.sl
sl similar adopted by the English roads IN the
hands and mon e responsibility Of the Company nnTng eAe'pns
and dnah IN tie transportation Of small and valuable PaeAases Hn
usrto nknosn IN America , 81, A, H.. ,o-,,,,,in, In
yrk and Philadelphia which freight and passengers VIII be
,r.rsC.rre from each route without change OF cars
m. traffic Of Delaware and RartaG Canal having passed very
ciy M The hands transportation companies "heh
so l share oi profit OF that great thoronghfare @ company
nronose
Fcts. and AZ rates than oneah Of the present trh
The pocy of several companies viii be 10 ehcohg uo
,elopnent Of local enterprise aud Improvement throughout we c
.,icnIux c, transportation Of farm produce and me'enA"'
the lowest paying rates .,o, ~ the eels.
ne and e extending the exclusive rights enjoyed p
f The npap finally abandoned those companies bels
the poon they have already attained and having come 70 '.o ~
on that the money required for political eau ne nIo
employed ia improysng and extending their lines ao1 "
dfttdr
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
,vrrpyAL REVENUE MATTERS.

One of our largest tobacco manufacturers re-
ceyed a telegram from Boston yesterday ho'iSns INC
obacco trade here that under the new Treasury resa
tops ,e propretors OF bonded warehouses III Boston
have hcon compeed TO close their establishments Hence
shnnert in bond Is TO be discontinued. inc Newlork
zoe of TobaccOnists who were appolhton "
NM, secrctory McCuoch with an appeal ior q ihouIcu
Ton ~ Tho Treasury rules, departed on heir ~
% W. and are 10 enjoy an Interview with Tue SecIc
yarv 70 doy Messrs Joseph ID. Evans fres1st .. tnc
pSSrd of Trade william =. Kittrdge, r. iorilaiu, Jr E
" Ayres and j. s. Hawkins compose tne sUril..ee; @ -;
The only seizure reported yesterday IN ths Sy Mh m W
dne barrels of raw whisky, branded rcctlned wmch
snector found on cart In South Willlanlst lnc in
pctors I'm Connecticut have seized one stiatt0ns dls
ory an Norwalk Island, and transferred the Doler anu
mine to bridgeport. The members OF the Ncw-lork
n,stIers' Association have voted 10 cease msshhB a
c and that all distlleres that may DE ioh WIN ncer
@ b.nd ON Friday morning be rcconincnu'd lor senaIc
a" a. nu,nher of warehouses are being rcpohdeu nus
e. Two only have been closed In the Thltyseeonu Da
~, Collector shocks. large quantity OF goous ~
hin1 nnt INTO the warehouse, which caused 50 Eeai
t,r among the distllcry proprletors OF Stores ~ d
'ar ~ the district few weeks ago. III - not n
p,y that the new warehouse VIII affect those ia G
~ ,,tnriousIy as was at first expected fHy u, Nv
n,rI of whisky were In the Thirty second p'%s % W a.
H. In of septenibor and the new waicIlos, VIZ ,,,
az aoors ded is calculated 10 contain b Soo" , r"3
,houson All barrel, of spirits have been Ia inc "'" "
e'e ti,ne heretofore, which taxed VI" '''p"'". ' -
wereDouses .5cn Ia sSIiisnei 10 '"'' 's
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.

AT the end of Summer. or at the close OF
the driving season, and indeed at all times OF the
year. there many who want to dispose OF their
horses and carriages with the least possible trouble to
themselves and they have felt the want Of some suitable
place where it could be done to good advantage We be-
lieve such place provided BY j. j. Henry at his
"City Auction Mart" corner Broadway and Ihrtyninth-
st. He has large and well appointed place for the
public sale Of horses his building being 100 feet on
Broadway and IT'S feet deep, has in it large driving
ring for showing horses sae that buyer can see
the action style, and speed Of horse he wishes to pur
chase We recOmmed readers to the "City Auction
MART as place where both buyers and sellers will have
good opportunities to Judge Mr. Henry has always on
hand at private SALE large lot Of carriages, harness.
sleigh robes, &c, with public sales Wednesdays and
saturdays As the whole premises under there
Is no postponement account of the weather.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
REGATTA AT SALTERYILLE, n. j.
TIE MATTE, POLYNESIA, AND ABBY THE CONTEST
ANTs-UrsETTIEG! OF TliE POLYNESIA.

ANTs-UPsEITNG OF TliL POLYNESIA.
very interesting sailing match took place at
ssiervle J. yesterday 1t gotten by the Bayoune Yeh
ub Of jersey Ch and ts purport mainly test the sailing quail
tiles Of the Matte aoa 20 their squadron ln BY
members McGrLam u Strr,lc. The
TOO the 20 take the whole Only
three boats eu for the The ABBY Of Red BHk owned by
as fas; sailor, leing the winning boat In the drer-
which took place dunrg the past
the North ard South Shrewsbury ki7er. the Polue,ia
huiug Gowanug Bay Owned by Mf IT. Snciey which b also
boat ard and the Matte owned by The Bayonne iaht
Club The from sakeboa abreast Of NJ McGiehm At
Sacu stakboii stationed tho sorihs ad u Robins Reef
contestng boats follows The Abbv 2 n n Polynesia 20
A. Matte q 10. At p o'clock the word filea 20 start
70 seconds being given between Tie startling of each boat The Wind
blowing esh from TIE south ni hravr running In
beating wndgar the Aks Loot ground being eatngge Sl The
other boats being soop rgrt slied considerably closer
to tie wind Tie Polyacsii the Gr.t 70 round
the Staten Isad stale boat bhnd ni The ABBY
que coming before The Wind tie Abby e
close the other boats and hopes wc usrtnri he
gaH AMI hauled o tie The oaer two oA.,
stake boat o the f tine The Polynesia leading ~
half minute hid On making @ The wndSsfd sA.e
rounded the Hkehoa The a-t
while Polynesia mile from the siakehoai under ny
sail she gave urch, ho boom gong under water, sh,h
assembled under weigh and proceeded 10 ~ s
impeed and they ~ picked up pfnaV
home sakho fo The hd time 40 1 mailing tle Whole di,1e
exactly huis au p seconds he Judges
Mr. james Zee he bacseT ai trainer 81 tc Nai
SheRhufv ard M AcDolhd TIE owner o
Wright After The race Mr Ncbelhu tc inci o
The winning invited H. personal friends % pake Of collation.
which he Rad ferrd ~ biz rfsruec The well salts
amount against boat Of her class NJ Mt'fhan. who has b
several offered a. match ia 81 Dis boats asni any
their knl u the world M any Huouht Aioiarf "A VIII
undoubtedly between the POLYNESIA aud Matte Of which He
IsIte 4
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
and Master Of steamsl
EXPORT MANIFESTS.
NEW REGULATIONS FROM THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT.

NEW REGULATIONS FROM THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. M.-Ihe following ci-
cular has just been published;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF
STATISTICS, Sept u, 1867.
CIR. Herewith inclOscd to you biahk Ions ~ vs t
ward manifcsts for shipper and MASTER OF conuuS,m ~
t euccccdin9 the receipt by you Of this cOmnIlnlca
ton YOU are hereby instructed 10 use pnrsu1i "a VI a. e
Ig 100 aud l2l, Treasury IegulaGHs' ~ tbnrrin
~ the blank form, the Use OF when Is eiJpou
" 'o - ieo Instructed on and after the dhtc hpoVS
mentioned refuse 10 give cietancs ciest M sbau me ac
hound merchandise, unless the niIos,s s,s"tiycy the
rdno 10 said inclosed form, specify rcspc9Ney inc
P "a ouolitics of the articles shipped, ana INC EaU
of the total quantity or each klnt ~ ali tbe artcles
contain full just and true account Va az m the volnes
stnned accor1InQ 10 their actual COST, OF the N.o'
% fbev truly hear at the port and time OF exP0ita
op and shai be duly verified by oath or nirmaph H.
These regulations arc expected 10 tne Dq S'i'''
d" ' ALEXANDER DELMAR, DIRECTOR
,ood H. MCCULLOCH,
APPi"''" Secretary OF the Treasury.
TO Collectors Of Customs.
Jo,,,cflo,s-Thc outward manifests must corrcspono
l., VERY particular with the special or port illh9sls
ro,rmn No / should embrace all domestic mefcianuls.,
S,bsr exnorted In bond under the IniefDhl icNshuo
~ ,i,oIvise. also include all manufactures Ioni
ssa,rn PRODUCTS, such cOrdage from ioftIgh hiP,
sugar refined from foreign sugar coio op Nc shonld
so oround or adutcratcd, &c, &c column NO sh1
pet aii foreign merchandise free or not dutlaDe'
1oinmn No should embrace all lOIeg M 1
norted from bonded warehouses; uu,s dr ,.,oc1
pt9 which having been returnablc US ufaWpaeh
paiu, Vi W sbonld embrace all foreign merchandlse on
which the duties have been pald, anu i"d tbe con
c,sfody of the officers OF the CustoIs ,aSed II re-
Sq,irn ~ ihc merchandise has NOT pcci id. a.
dtlOn ~ ,d @ ar adnlteratod It becomes doncslc eN
nnrI and must be CLASSIFIED az sue' t r entered for
nbIoce all foreign mcrcnhhns, ~ III No., tI,c Custom
Immediate eXpOrtalloh' "h"
House entry oore,oeuts wi bc enacted by tho Clear
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
BASE BALL.
TIE UNIONS BEATEN ~ TIE HAYMAKERs-scoRE
% 10 u.

The well-known Union Club Of Lansingburgh
now upon ongepecei visit 10 tie metropolis ind yesterday
Unions Of Mosana for the second time THIS
season The MoFrsanan weakere by the nsrncc Of Gode
whose batting might have made favorable difference in ih
score Tie Haymske the country baplayers are generally
called their reputation hard and safe hters They en-
eg otaed their opponents indeed indebted Entirely 10 tbs
s eriofy for their In folding the Mpisnnans made by Tar
the most brilliant although In their held occuIei Orrr
than could With The sskers weak IN tie inbe A. DC
Aee Who generally short stop believe missed y
ball and lrd lis batting hosccr made amends
Tor those The fielding the side m the vmak'
was tfeers Leaytnaorh pyc Puc through
half the game hand aud then had TO give up ana fn TOOK
place For the MOranians Akin PLAYED N nat capital Nnea
the hest short IN the country smlh uu N ~
caught Palo swn pitching as Pue as usas lna 'te
all distinguished themselves Bea tikng hee ~ has IN
6ne style aud Austn And IIeBdrck" each one.
another feature u Yesterday game hnt te con
duct Of the their their constant dspn OF
H. aud their nuge low partee aud banter win 'he
c deserve rebuke the umpire Is concerned they hu d."
cns for complaint His decisions perfectly impartial ana a. cor
rect "A his uinent could make them. II he erred II NAs 10 er
in not calling upon their pitcher whose delivery was the Ta
have ever had balls been sharply called The game "ouI nav
shorter aad had Abrams not pitched more
by bases tLemi or ha u u'oh
OF all the players d not i
the Club shoulder all DehAoi
ofi uiue Thc Of YESTERDAY as follows
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
the close neither Club seemed make nrcA cseou rh. follow

ing Is the
lst o. 81 ith sth. 9Th 7th 9Th. Total
IL5%Gr1ian I5@s..l......::..a 3 q
Hene RunsJewel Simmons 2: Ply vii.
Hams Stewart Darrows Edwards j Freeman, l. Putnam,
Franklin, d Kelley l-l0i LoTel-Loweli 81 Newton Il
Wilder 2; Miller summer 3-l0 Plies Med-Trmountan-
franklin ard Stewart eaeh3; LoweSeytou Lowell and
Jewell eseh-3 Passed BalsTnmounlin. l3i Lowell Out
Bases-TImoun ain Kelley OBrn. q Stewart Freeman p
Putnam. IL; LowelLoveti Newton Miller Lowell sumner and
Simmons each Wilder Pa FOulsInmountan Edwards
Kelley q Barows 4oi Lowel-Loye Miller; q Jewell l.
Simmons l-6 Struck OutWdr and Lowell Of the LoweS Run
OutPninam Of the Trimountans Left BasesirnonntaiW
ams Brien and Franklin ech Putnam q Freeman 6Si o.
el-Neston Wilder Lowell, Jewell and Sumner each Bases
Gven-Trmountan-Ba ?; Freeman Is; Lose-Whier
Double PysRdwars TrmOuntan and Sumner Of Lowell u
Gay Of the chemang Club Of soughn Time o Dane-
Three hours and ten minutes.
The tournament Of the New Association Of ball players
opened at the Riverside Park Monday afternoon The rt game
between the Waban Club Of NeNown Centre ard the Fraternity
Club Of South Boston which, owing to the absence OF some
sustained bY others The inning
The Wabans made Fraternity In the afternoon
gene took place between the Eagle Club OF Florence and The koOne
Of Fitchburg, which the Bag by Of 90 10 o.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

The exhibition, taken whole, was cOnslderod Te-
maIkably good. and il said that had its like been
made at jerome Park 10 would have attracted thousands
Of spectators One cause OF the slim attendance was
that yesterday the Agricultural Fairs com
mcnced In New-Jcrscy; In Somerset County, at
Somcryilc; Monmouth County, ut Freehold; Nor
rs County at MorrstOwn and HunerdOn County and ut
Pennington. Those who conducting these faits did
not like to the Jockey Club commence their
crday but they forced 10 do IT, The President of
the Club is Thomas COzcr who was, at the last session
Of the legislature member Of the lower branch, and
who Is the proprietor of the state ST. Hotel at Trenton
Tho Club have thrce rnces tO-dny.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
THE LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner Of the General Land Office has
had prepared aud will transmit days patents
settlement Claims covering over ID 900 Oregon and Washington
Territory The patents VIII be sent to kosebug Oregon City and
Vancouver.
communication received General Land Omce from
of the Paul and Pacific Railroad commencing Paul
and ending section l3 township III 2 MuHeonk being
advance 20 miles due west from ST Pn and the completion 20
miles the wnona and St Peters Railroad terminating about
Ter section l5 township lO
This latter gives completed line Of road IN operation o loo miles
west Of WinOna. Minnesota,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
DIED.

BRUEy-On Tuesdsr, Sept q, George W. Brucn
Notice ~ funeral hereafter.
,RKE-Sulieu Sunday morning sept ~ CorSoh '" 'e
% ne. m take place his late residence Serenty be-
n Frh and Madonayes Wednesday afternoon. at O'clock
The relatives and respectfully invited to aseud the funeral
with further notice
pAvID-on Tuesday evening Sept a. Mary widow Of John David
In the 82d year Of her age - ,v,,,
Thu s,iye and friends family and those Of her sons William
Henry RteuhOu respectfully invited TO attend be i1neai
On THURSDAY afternoon Sept 2 at o'clock rom her late residence
No - RenWickst
BCKs-hs residence No. 10 West Fourteenths, Henry W Hicks
aged 65 years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
posPn Thursday Sept TO- Eliza v g. widow OF the late Hon
Abraham T. Rose Bridge Hampton L. L. In the o year o her age
spRNCRROu Wednesday; Sept H. at the residence OF bis son
ou,ion Texas Of the prevailing epidemic Aan !" Npenre sse
o. ears formerly merchant In Newios aud Tor se'eA years
resident Of Brooklyn
NppTUSR LODGE No 3l7 AMI A. M.-The members OF Nep
time Lodge are hereby summoned to attend special %
t bsH az the Iodse Rooms No. Union inns Wv
0soan oock for purpose Of paving the last tribute OF re-
sprct 10 late worthy Broher John sleL "emoe' VI ~
Lodges are respectfully H''''' " -'''" JESSB KEYS NJ
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
THE DRAMA.
wALLACK's THEATER.

Wallack's Thcater will open tonight for the
regular This is of the most important events
Of the year The thcater has been ccansod and
beautifully redecOraod during the recess Two lively
plays constitute the opening bill large audience viii
undoubtedly attend and very pleasant occasion may
be anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
MIRRIED.

coNyoIIyKULORAN-On Tuesday. Sept a. at 81 Vincent De
Psurs Church. Twenty h New York bS the e FATHER Ion,
Pastor j. Connolly, NJ d. to Miss hhe NJ d. hnO'S' o
OF New-YoTk.
sHEW-DULl-At amponbuh, Orange County on IaesdY Sep"
"a John O. shew Jennie H. Bull oil oil inc ahe pace
wUTFCURTIss-O Thursday Sept 9 in the South Consrcga
tInnn Church. Woodbury., Conn by the Rev r. nhsou Go
e Whit. IT, Brooklyn Y Coriea daughter OF Daniel Cur
tisse of Woodbury..
Maine pap-rs copy.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
To,al..27 % o Tot
,a. a. a. iih. 5th. 9th. 1tb 9Th. OH Total
nangburgb2 3 q %

NorT.9nI,...... v
rsf1ci on hs-McAtee MeCane Abrams ~ Craven
V, o. NJ King o. Ward g: King q Pcnhed O. Lsnsngb
~ smith o. Martin 81 Psbor 81 Austin % AAin, " blSai -
PANEL i; Beals ?; Hendhck, a-Morrsinia, a.
N'"@' - ' FIELDING 49,
Ply eatehes-McAtce Mccane Craven Wai u = hI mGs'
Brdsa q Ba nlnek liloT sana = tSe bound fsiSae'
I'll ian.ngash O. Martin, 2MorIisanla,2 Double PLAYS
r. Meitee Wad and LeayenNorih BY Akin Martin ana nmtn
~, a non of ggh, o; Union Of MorrisaIla Passed
tCTeu o. Birdsal Called bals-On Abrams IL on rsor
Time of game-ThTee hours Umpe-hr g. huht oi mc ''''
Clnl, Scorrs-Messrs fchoheld aud Lush - a, III.
odar e aymake play tie Muuals and tomoTTo" Tie living
tons AZ lu.ngOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
BOSTON vs. YOUNG AMERICA.

BosToN, Sept. H-The playing of the second inning
OF The cricket match between the Boston Club Young
Club Of Phateph was resumed By the former Club this morning and
victory the Young Innings
lol Several Of the best players Of the Club unayo
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
THE WLAIHER.

RRuARKProm II to u Of The 23i clear. hn steady az
mosphee 2i thermometer lowest early 49, Morning
land objects could be for the distance OF hall
mile ony little Afternoon slightly coay fne Evening TO
II r. clear sty Path 2:30 meteor in the south
west eguali a TO Altar OF A aquilae,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
TOURNAMENT AT CINCINNATI.
I,,.<.,>.>,,rr Cont ol-A grand baseball tOurna

gan ts, on the grounds Of the Union eub Of this CITY ose
Of the State pIesen, 70 hAe
ar in the the various p Ihe sess5s'e % @ for
the Buckee club OF this city ousl @
,i,re, hall and beat the Standing Hickory ~
25 From 5OOO people on the ground "fea'
inanifcAifd.