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MEETING OF TENEMENT HOUSE PR0fRfKroRs tons
mens owners, who recently formed an association
protect themselves against the operations OF the
house law. requiring them to substitute recep
tacss for fuel built Of iron stone, for the woodbousss
heretofore in uss In tenement houses held another
meeting at the Gcrmania Assembly Rooms last night,
when Mr.. Joseph Haight occupied the chair. The ns-
tuition Of test case TO test the consttutionaiy Of
tue Law In question, II appears, has been postponed
until after the election. Some forty new members were
admitted, whs paid their Initiation fee.
Asoruss srrrDr.-John Kirk, sp Ensishnan, thirty
sven years Of age committed suicids yesterday By
cutting hs throat with razor Kirk resided with his
family which consisted Of his wife and seven children
Portable circumstances He eft home yesterday
ing and wentto bis work, went homo at noon tins 20
dinner and after dinner left the house with evident
intention Of returning TO his work, appearing be- Mt the
time, In goot health and spirts About Hse O'Clock
some Of the children wanted 70 70 into the cellar OF The
house. but fond the door locked On looking In at
window they discovered Kirk lying on the floor ap-
parentIy deal; they gave the alarm and the door
broken opep when IL discovered that KIRK had cut
bis throat With q razor and had boon dead for
time No csuse could be assigned why he should be
induced 10 put end 10 his life and the only way In
which IL couli BE- accounted for that mast have
been suffering under temporary attack OF insanity.
SERIOUS FALL Charles Lawsrance . seaman, while
st work yesterday forenoon board the ship Garbad
nov lying At pier 10 East river accidentally fell into the
hold aud Il feared, fractured his spine besides being
severely bruised about the body Ocer Corrs OF the
second precinct bad IsysrancA conveyed 20 the New
YORK Hospita.
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NEWS b. THE CUBA CABLE.
SPECIAL JeLE6s,A ~ TINE HERALD.

The Death Of Captain <sy~> erai Manza"o-Un-
.eassness Tor the Safely o.. INC Asian" inc
Cause of His Death. -
Under the stringent and opress . 'eg'mo Instituted
FOR the collection Of the taxes here. WIZ Hno"n,
Captain General Manzano had dread IT, ~ Tue saiey Vi
the island would be seriously endangered curing DIS
command His mind was unessy in conseqI 'eneo ior
long time
After his death, snguarly enough an order has eVme'
as learn from authentic sources repeating the new NV
for the collection Of taxes which has given almost un
versal dissatisfaction and restoring the old SYSTEM
which was much moro acceptable.
aianzano bad some time ago proposed this change,
and the delay and anxiety undoubtedly affected him
seriously and left him easy victim to disease.
Colonel Plumb the United States charge daaires for
Mexico accompanied by Captain Quacxsnbush, sailed
to-day for Vera Cruz
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE LATE AQUATIC CoNrKsr-AwARD or THE SrAKEs TO
HAmL.-Mr. Roberts, the stakeholder in tho recent
aquatic contest for the championship between Hami
and Brown decided TO give the 81 900 to Hamii and
the money accordingly paid over yesterday. The
numerous bots awaiting the action Of Mr. Roberts
thus decided.
vEr OF THE AUSTRIAN OFFICIALS 10 TIE NAVY
YARD.-rhe commander Of the Austrian steamer Of
Empress Elizabeth Fleet Captain Chevaier Grolcr
companied by the Austrian Consul General, Chevaer
Loosely, paid Official visit 70 Admiral Bell at the Navy
Yard, who received that distinguished officer with due
honors aud offered him every facility In inspection Of
the Yard
AUCTION SALE or sRzEp Cusron GooDs-Thers was
IN extensive auction sale held yesterday In the base
meut Of Trinity building Ill Broadway by order
OF the Collector OF Customs The large catalogue which
forth the articles presented Roody array
OF goods and merchandise seized for violation
Of the revenue laws" The bulk OF the goods
prssd cigars, with slvcrwars, watches, jewery, po-
mades aud ades' shawis, 40 There very large
tendance Of purchasers among whom brisk competition
kept accserating the disposal Of the goods Some
OF the articles brought fair prices and for the whole
considerable sum was realized 10 the government
Aucr1os SALE or Coal nny-foursh auction sale
Of scranton coal BY the Delaware, Lsckawanna and
Western Railroad Company, took place at the companys
sassroom No 20 Exchange place, at noon yesterday,
Mr. John r. Drapsr being the suctIonosr The following
were the amounts sold and the pricss brought
rlc1lvc Rftxshs All Il
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tm LONDON MoyE- EARKxr--IospoS, Sept. 25-Even-
ine-Ccusuls closed a. % 7-16 for money. American
securities closed the following rates:United States
ave twenty bonds ia 1Ro Central Railway shares IT,
Ere Railway shares 3vS. Atlantic and Great Western
consolidated bonds 2lh.
TINE CONTINENTAL B,uRsys-FRASEroRr, Sept rs
Evening -Untsd States bonds closed ct .ess for the
Issue III 1862.
LIVERPOOL C,rros MA1KKr-LIvyEPooL, Sept as
Evening Tho cotton market closed dull with decline
OF IA on uplands. Tn. following the authorized
quotations Middling up!s nds 9sd middling Orleans,
oxd- The sales ~ Ssv foot up IL, 900 bales
LvHRrooL BRrl sf-gss MAKKEr-IrvyRPocr. sept.
25-Eveuing Zst for breadstuis closed heavy,
bus vithos. change in prices. Corn, 42a- California
wheat, 1ss lod.
LriaPooI PRovrroxs MARxsr--LavrxrooL, Sept u.s.
Evening Lard closed nvm at SEA per owt for Ameri-
Beef pork and bacon STEADY NJ the opening quo
tationa
LvxRr0oL PRopucx MARKHr. LIVERPOOL, Sept 25--
Evsning.-Rosin, So for common and LIS. for medium
Petroleum firm ut la for spirits and Ii Sd for rehned
Sprits OF turpentne, asa Taow as Clover seed Ala
Loxpos M,RKx1s-Lo-Dos, Sept 25-Evenng The
sugw market closed steady. No ~ Dutch standard
U.s. ca. ether articles unchanged.
THy PSrRol Eru MApEEr. --ASrwKrF. scyt. 25-Evsn.
fng--Petroleum clos NJ s4r per bbl
Marine Intelligence.
GLASGOW sept rs. 1851 The steamship United King
dom, Captain Smith, iicm Hew York september Z,
arrived ~ this port this forenoon.
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c RIG K E T.

Match at Uoboken Between the st. Georges
and Philadelphia Clubs.
An interesting match began yesterday the It.
Georges ground Elysian Fields between that club aud
the Philadelphia eleven, which promises to prove
game. The morning was fine and although the wind
rather high, the which surround the pretty little
ssral' OF tho St Georges Club quite sheltered the
bowlsrs from feeling the effect Of IL. The match was
rendered the interesting from the fact OF it being
for the benefit Of tho club professionals. "0id sam
Wright and Morley, and large attendance OF cricket
overs camc together in consequenceiho ladies being
fairly represented as well as the serner Owing 70
some delay play was not begun until late and this
account the match not carried through as far as it
might have been on the irst days play.
Tho st. Georges went In FIRST Cater and Morley taking
the bat while the ball entrusted to Magce and Pear
son, OF the Philadelphia Club Morley did not shine
forth TO any extent, for ne was caught out BY
Gator, made start and the figures on the telegraph
began mount up. 30 being scored before they
separated Gator made some good bits. Is did also Mr.
Gbbcs who got caught for Is, the second highest
score Mr.. Butterneld also distinguished himself by
batting In his old form and showing what . useful
out when he had secured IL There was multitude Of
extras" less than ~, and the whole team got out
for % runs fair soor. 70 work Up against for The op-
u.s. for 80 for So for g. for Co. for IS Tor 50.
for SO, and 10, and last, for 90
After dinner the Philadelphia eub sent In Pearson
and Ou.srbrdgs to handle tho Willows Gbbss and Morley
bowling 0uterbrdge had made I'VE when he was
caught BY Morley on Gibbes' bovins and = Hopknsos
however. which about four O'Clock, prevented
any further play for nearly An hour. when the men
camc oat again Pearson and Hopknson appeared TO
master the bowling completely. Butsrned was changed
Gibbes but the alteration did not effect any apparent
good for runs continued 70 be got until thirty we're
marked up. Tho stumps then drawn for tbs day;
but play will 30 resumed at early hour this morning
somewhere about eleven o'ciockwhsn II 10 70 be hoped
there will DO another good attendance OF spectators.
.iwaiyss q Boscling-In the nrst innings Of She -
Georges Club, hagee OF the Philadelphia team, bovsd
liz balls for 70 runs, had IA maiden and took
wickets; Pearson bowed % balls for 70 runs. had o
maidsns and took wicket: Meade deit hand bowler,
delivered 70 balls for Is runs had madsns and took
wcts,s while BARCLAY, their fresh bowler, bovlsd Is
balls for runs, had madsns aud took wcketa
In the FIRST Innings Of the Philadciphians, not yet
completed, Morley aud Mr.. Gibbes bowed each some
twenty "overs aud Mr. Buterned Ave for tbs gain Of
only one wicket. Morley BOWED large proportion OF
the batsmen
The score. far the game hasyet gone, Is given
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{ u r O p e.
BY TIE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER rs.
A Garibaldian Riot Suppressed
in florence.
.->N>~->~~~o>~~~o~>--~-~~
King Victor Emanuel Explains
His Treaty Obligations.
French Approval of the Action
"a Italy.
England ArmIGg Bower Castle Against
the FenianS.
cAElgAlDpS ARREST.

Serious Agitation fu FiOreuce--A street Riot
Suppressed b, the G;overnmcnt-Thc Men Of
"'ActiOn'' Dispersed.
FLORENCE, Sept. 25-A. NJ.
When it became known hero that GaIibaldi had been
arrested and imprisoned the fortress OF Aessandr,a
his parzans in this city greatly exasperated, and
appearing in the streets ia crowds made turbulent
demonstration OF sy npaihy for their leader.
These NANTES at,oas nay developed into riot; but
the disturbance, though threatening suppressed by
the prompt action and armnoss Of the government
All the volunteers of Garibald who had gathered al
various points the Roman frontier have been
PEELED 70 dsperge AMI retro by the Italian troops.
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
THE "REDs" IN CONGRESS.
SPECIAL cOsafspowueucr Of TIVE HsalLn.

The Arrivni and Reception nj CnrIbaidi st
Gencva-Proccedi.gs of the Congress-Ac.
sicn OF the American Committce--The Whole
Affair n Earce-The Congress Breaks UP In
Row.
GE-svs, sept H. 1851.
Ths Peace Congress has endsd 10 little difncu.y,
'whicb," "a Colonel Hardy In The we'll known
story. might have occurred 10 any well regulated es,sb
ishmens Of this magnitude" but which is srtremsiy
Lnsuai having occurred conference designed "a
promote international har nony. The details Of thi.
nisadvcnturs arc. believe sufficiently Interesting and
instructive TO repay publication and perussl
b Last Sunday evening, as you have doubtless been
already informed BY telegraph Gabald arrived here "a
AXE part In the Congress. His reception most en-
husisstic Al least Grs thousand persons lined the
streets TO soc the Italian patriot and procession was
formed 10 condlct him 70 his rooms the bureau Of
che csmni,,ss Of the Peace Congress- the corner Of
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THE PRESS TeLeeAAMS.

HAVANA, sept 70, 1907
General hanzanos death took place al five minutes
after four O'Clock In the morning The disease Of which
he died was typhoid fever. The body has been en-
balmed and is lying in state.
Senior Balmazada has been sworn In a. Provisional
Captain General Of the island.
The whole city Is in mourning. Half hour guns were
fired all day yesterday The flags all the consular
buildings are at haltmast.
Field Marshal Weren't takes command Of the military
forces Of the island.
Arrived NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tioga, from New Orleans
for Philadelphia.
HAVANA, Sept. "a, 1867
Exchange on London unchanged; Paris, OK francs;
United States currency. - % discount; gold, short.
~ premium. Potatoes. SIS. Onions. 7. Beans, TO-
Hams, l8K.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Iu.n.,i,. = Of the First brigade,


Yesterday was set t for the inspection OF the First
brigade Of infantry, under the command OF General
william G. Ward. II is composed Of the Second, Twelfth
and Seventy first regiments yhe weather was rather
curious In the morning the wind was high and dry;
then came two or three hours cleer sky and warm
sunshine; after this followed sharp shunder storms
which scattered the lockers on The s'me OF for
nation was ten O'Clock A. NJ, shortly after which
hour the whole OF the brigade in line, ready
LOT IesleS oy MAJOR Gion: After ths review gusrd
Exercises we're then performed in the school OF
the battalion the following movements being exc
cuted:- break into columns Of companies by right
and left to rear; 2 close column mass; g. form d.
visions and close columns; A. countermarch s, coun-
ermarch IN column, left in front; change direction
by the right flank: Z, depoy columns; s, deploy into
close column by division fifth DIVISION left in front;
9: depioy column on NTH division; 10 double column
right: IA, double column at half distance; is,
Then followed inspection. Afterwards guard mount
ing by Twelfth Infantry then muster Next, guard
Su1s Sy shsnss sss os s
company frs. battalion change from front TO rear on
ninth company third battalion 4, BY right OF companies
rectfy; by right Of companies to the rear g. right
about march; Q, BY companies into line The strength
Thomas o@s s's'd Reid a stan
commissioned staff 10 drums 81 band, 2f6 muskets.
q line officers Total 349 Twelfth regiment, Colonel
miss0ned sta Is drums, - band. 2s2 muskets, line
officers rs. Total. 3G6 Ssventy.frs regiment Leuten-
ant Colonel Harry Rocksseiar commanding, field s,
commissioned staff, commissioned STAR 70 drumS[
and ffes 40 band, 294 muskes line ofcers 20 Total
S0Z Add General Ward and ssd seven m number, and
We find the brigade foots up q pre- emit uniformed and
equipped, Lib. The verified returns will not vary
much from these figures. How many were absent We
cannot say. They ought net 10 DO counted.
however The review to the inspector was
not well done I; might hxye been. Most OF the
officers in passing neglected 10 hook at the reviewing
md a ham O afler their
respective battaons had passed. The formation was
by column Of division, closed In In executing tho
by battalion, the battalion upon the right
did .oleraby we'll; but when tho movsnent was lef In
front they got behind hand, and struggled about .
good deal Although this brigade is small one. Is in
good healthy condition. and under fair discipline for
volunteer militiamen. They have excellent bands and
drum corps. The inspection commenced with the
Second regiment at twelve o'clock noon, the two other
battaions being dismissed for dinner by the time the
inspection and muster OF the other regiments which
followed it quito late in the afternoon. Ia
OF the Second regiment having TO wear
heir old blue and new gray uniforms the organizations
presented rather motley appearance and did not turn
nut the full strength of the regiment
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A Cnrlous NInn.-It is so. for ,ya went xifI

Curious Mnn.-lt is so. for we went with
pair of and him. We found his Office at
40 Chatham square which he has occupied nearly six years
He Is well known, his name IL X. l.. WOLCO1r. Nearly
room full Of patients present. and more constantly
coming DR.. WOLC0rr stood IN ths midst with curious
remedy called PAIN PAINT which he applied with
brush instantly all pain gone and score Of poop
their rejoicing IL IL real curiosity to find
without price relieve everybody who
plies advise readers who suffer pain 70 try the
raordnary Of the Doctors PAIN PAINT; leaves
san perfectly harmless and can be tested free q
charge II cannot his Office buy the PAIN
PAINT drug store his Office tor % cents lie Is
also tho inventor OF the popular remedy known WOb
COTS INSTANT PAIN ANNlHILATOR, which 10 allowed
by the public to be the most efficient remedy for Catrrh
and Colds In the head that be obtained He cautions
the public however to pnrcha.e none OF his remedies us
less white outside for -
cents full pnts ST. If satisfactory the money returned
TO all purchasers He does business the square has
large inc me. and says he can oferd to DO generous
We advise readers 10 cut this out and avail themselves
OF the above free oer He keeps doors TIL o'clock
b night
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SHIP Pine NE w s
Americas Porte.

CHARLESTON. Sept z5-Arrivcd brig Cyclone Boston
schrs David Faust, Nfork; ID Talbot Roekport
KEY wFsr, Sept 2s-Arrivsi, schr Arlington, Nyork.
LITTLE ECO HARBoR, sept z4-In port schrs IN, No
re Crease. Barnard Letts Ida Grant GRANT. Miller,
Mills Addis Hsnes Lard; Rhode Island, Lock; Warren
Nelson Rose and Crsmer from yrgiria for NYcrk,
TAM sprague ocorsctown DC, for Jer.sy Cisy Crcek
o., rrs.oy rhilsdsPh.r Tor lsanson Nina ss
kihridge, Philadelphia for ports " ccnnccicut Lzz
Evans, Evans, Georgetown, DC, for New Haven.
SAVANNAH. Sept H--Arrfvsd, steamer san Salvador
NYork. schr Jane Nicholson. do.
Sailsd-stcsmers Loo, and ChA Lord, NYork; schi
Trade Wind, noboy Island.
Cor Que Snpprv Neys sx EiotG and Ninth Pdg..
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FRANCE AND ITALY.

Tho Paris Press Garibaidi's Arrcst-Unan.
inOus Approval 0i the Italian Policy.
PARIS, Sept. rs, 1867
Tho Monite,~ and all the journals Of Official or
semi official character thus morning praise the decision
and rmness Of the King OF Italy in preventing the law
isss invasion Of Rome. and maintaining the faith Of
treaty obligations aud say that the conduct Of the
Italian government mater affords another strong
guarantee for the peace Of Flu rope.
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ARRAY IN NASHVILLE.

Two Ex-Federai Oniccrs Engage In
Anray-One Of The@ Seriously. Perhaps
Mortally Wounded.
NASHVILLE Tenn, sept IS, 1867.
The sswspapsr controversy between Major James u.
Walker and Colonel J. Albert smith, sx-federsi officers
from Indiana, eliminated this morning in pistol nghs
10 tho billiard room OF the Stacy House Walker was
tho attacking party, and received three wounds ono
through the left lung In the shoulder and the other
In the thigh. II " thought he cannot survive Smith
is unhurt He was arrested and bailcd IN the Of
a. mn
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THE pAN-A2clICAN SYNOD.

Organization Of the Confercnce-ScrmOn by
nm American Bishop.
LONDON Sept %. 1867.
The session Of the Pan Anglican Synod, at Lambeth.
commenced yesterday morning at eleven O'Clock After
prayer aud holy COMMUNION Bishop whtehouse, OF nli-
nos, assembled the pulpit and preached the e.snng
sermon OF tho Confer nee.
TAe remainder OF the lay was occupied in laying out
the business and arranging general rules for
liberation Of the Synod
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AN ITALiaa PROCLAMATION.

King Victor Emanuel Explains His Action
Towards Garibaldi.
FLoRErCK Sept 25-A. NJ
King Victor Emanu has issued another proclamation
in which he says that the faith OF the government
pledged in its treaties Win foreign Powers exacted of
the painful duty OF aretug Garbadi the acknowledged
leader Of movement IN direct violation Of those
trsaties
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Intended Attack Dover Castle-A New
Alarm in England.
LONDON. Sept rs, 1867.
Intelligence has been received from Dover Castle OF
such Go fears OF attack that
place by the Fenians.
Arms have been down to the garrison and pre-.
cautions have been taken to prevent any such mad
attempt.
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THE CUBAN CABLE.

W. n Hess. Superintendent Of the international
Ocean Cable Company left this city last night for Gaines
vile. Florida From that point he proceeds 10 Lake
City, the northern terminus OF the lne and, with
corpse OF mon and wagons will follow the line to funta
Rasa, making all necessary repairs route The land
line runs through swamps and morasses for many miles,
and the company have experienced much difficulty in
keeping It In repair Mr. Hess will thoroughly over
haul it. and In few weeks the entire line from Havana
TO New York will DO In nne condition.
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The whiteCotton. Sharpley combination this place
Of amusement drawing excellent houses, that OF las.
night being besides unexceptouAbe in point of numbers
hiehy gratifying 10 tho management in the select ap.
pearanee Of those making up tho audience The fresh
jokes quickness Of rsparee Of Sharpey and Cotton
and the familiar face Of Charles White were duly
acknowledged the other members Of the company like
wise receiving their meed Of deserved applause The
concluding burlesque Of Richard No. 8, Dutch
Richard, Ii sfmmcnse," and called forth shouts Of
laughter. Tho singing Of Miss Brent also that Of
Msssrs Cooke and Murphy, was loudly encored. The
former gentleman sang beautiful ballad Iet the Dead
aud Beautiful Rest with much feeling and expression
The ballet performance Of Mile. Devers exhibited careful
training.
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THE ENsi'sA TURF.

Second Days Running at Newmarket.
LONDON, Sept. 2s--Evsning.
Tho Newmarket races continued to-day.
knight Of Tie Garter the Newmarket Biennial,
and Beauty tho handicap sweepstakes.
Owen Gyndwr toe Newmarket 81. Legcr, beating
Trocadero and Hppa who in respectively second
and third No other horses ran In this race
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Kelly and Icons.

Complete, perfect and manifold the attractions at
this Thcspian temple Light the tribes they Of.
fer they suit the taste Of tho public, and executed
with an exquisite hnish mingled with a natural humor.
pathoa Last night their ball filed to repetion
Their ballads and various choruses were original and
cnmmendatory Discerning public places Leon with
Deehapty and Henger. in the front rank OF iusrious
Ethiops and LAUGHS immediately at their original wit
tcsms Exquisite taste and perfect delinsation the
characteristics OF this troupe
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c0MDI7loAs 10 eaR,BALDI.

Royal Offer Of Release ana Its Terms
FLORENCE Sept 25-Noon.
II is said that the Italian government has offered to
ssnd Garbadi to his at Caprera and relieve him
Of ali restraint ne will give his parole not TO engage in
further hostilitios against the Roman States.
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PHILADELPHIA cLUs.


cricket match took place to-day 81 Newion, between
eighteen picked OF the Nonantum Club, VI Newton,
Club Of Philadelphia Two innings were played by the
combined clubs scoring forty the first and nfy-three
on the second inning The Young America Club scored
forty -four their first inning, whom rain storm pre-
vented further playing.
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THE LACROSSE MATCH AT TORONTO.

TORONTO, Sept 20, 1867.
The great Lacrosse match took place to-day between
twelve members of the Toronto Club and equal
Der OF the Six Nation Indians. Sever1l thousand spects
tors present TO witness the contest. The match
commenced three O'Clock and ended half past five
O'Clock best three In fve The Toronto Club won this
first aud third games, and the Indians victorious.
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THE MANCHESTER RIOTS.

Date Of Trial nj the Rioters.
MANCHESTER, Sept. %, 1867.
Tho special commission for the trail OF the rioters will
meet here in the month of December
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TRIAL o. cousrtmarEas IN CANADA POSTPONED.

TORONrO sept %, 1907.
The trial Of Hareg and Ulrich for counicrfeitng
American currency has been postponed 10 October i,
Tor arguments OF counsel