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the zeal of some of the converts outruns
the discretion of many of the faithful.
With reference to other practical sugges-
tions, it might be useful if Congress, by
one of its committees, interrogated the
Commanding officers of the several Dis
tricts upon the operation of the Recon-
struction Acts, and the further legislation
required.
Very respectfully,
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FA1rH;-Some time ago boy was dls-
covered in the street, evidently intelligent,
but sick A man who had the feeling OF
kindness strongly developed, went to ask
him what he was doing there.
'Waiting for God to come to me;''
s'What do you rnean?" said the gentle
man, touched by the pathetic tone OF the
answer of the boy, in whose eyes and fiush-
ed face he saw the evidence of fever.
aGod sent for mother and father and
little brother, and took them away to his
home in the sky and mother told me when
she was sick that God would take care OF
ME. have no home, nobody to give me
ANYTHING, and so came out here, and have
been looking so long up in the sky for God
to come and take care of me, as mother
said he would He will come, won't he
Mother never told lie"
eyes, my lad," said the man, overcome
with emotion; ''he has sentme to take care
of YOU" ,.o. Zach ond
a smile of triumph break over his face as
'' aSIotber S,,a never told ME lie, sir; but
Won have been so long on the way.
what a lesson of truth! and hos: this
incident shows the effect of never deceivi
inc children with tales.
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- The ladies. many ofthem, drive their
own equipages in New York. Rumor says
they 60 at very fast rate.
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= Sir John Irwin was favorite with
George III, who once observed to him.:
ssTRey tell me, Sir John, that you love a
glass of wine" -,
ssThosc," replied Irwin, who SO MORN ~
ed your majesty, have done me- greaSI .Ia IN, !,
iustice-they should have said a oott'e:
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WoMAN's WiLL-Dip the Atlantic
ocean dry witha teaspoon; twist your heel
into. the toe of your boot; make post-ma:ss-
ters perform their promises; and subscrio'
ers pay the printer; send up fishing hooks
with balloons and fish for stars; when t4e =!
rain comes down like the cataract Oh Nj
agara remember where you lett your UNI
brella ; choke amusquito with brick bat;
in short, prove all things hitherto consld-
cred impossible, but never attempt to coax
a woman to SOY she 'will," when she has
made up her mind to say she "won't:"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

come showers being the first rain felt here for a long
WhIe Up 10 tls hour @ p. M, entries Of all kinds
nave been made This day devoted entirely TO
es OF lcies and stock. and classifying ana arranging
we same uhaer their proper heads Al entries viii ho
ooseu az O'Clock tonight In Floral Hall the display is
az cl ltagei \ few cases Of fancy goods visible,
ana lot OF fine photographs On side fine spe-
Cnehs OF needle-work, embroidery. quilts and
WOihs one beautiful hair wreath. foot in diane
ter attracts attention. OF carpets there small but
icn ulsplay. Stuffed birds also form feature Whole
neGs OF dahlias are awaiting assignment Of place,
Wne large bouquets and baskets Of hOwcrs their
planks. Three genuine black Spanish TOOsteTs have
pace, while a black Spanish lien, with II chicks
Matched on the lst day OF September, also at
tracts admirers she had o. but the rats devoured FIVE
LOitering about the outside Of the grounds the
ubiquitous treccard monte men, but their ctins have
rot arrived therefore they diScOnsOlae. Tomorrow
some fine otng between country horses is expected
mere On Saturday. the last day. the crowd viii
dCubtedy he immense. that day tho great premium
trottg takes place, the r purse being s22 and The
race open 20 all horses owned in this any other county
In the state. Among the trOtters expected he here
are stockbrdgo Chief Tornentor Burger Lady MoTilo
capt GIL, ana others. The quickest time ever made hy
Burger was made here last Fan ThOrnc Dean driving
MN on that occasion, IN $50 The officers of the Fair
tins season are Wm Master President; VIM Lounsbcry
Secretary; Cornelius BuIhaus, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
LETTER FROM SENATOR HOWARD.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 2j.-Ihe Tribune this
morning publishe letter understood to be from senator
Howard In referring to the threats Of The Washington
Union that Senators who have declared thor convictions
beforehand shall not sit in judgment upon President John
son, Mr. Howard says:
at generally understood that Tie Ui9n under the
patronage and control Of Mr. johnson and his immediate
advisors, and that, iu Wow Of te military preparations
now going Maryland and other Border States such
threats hardly be regarded merely for bdncOmbc
but that the original purpose Of the iedcht to attempt
violence upOn Congress has become Gccpcncd
and Intensified undcr tie maligl influence Of his
private advisers" Mr. Howard continues: "COngyeas
will do their duty regardless of these revolutionary prep
aratiOn Let him be of that, and II rests with the
people and the army 90 protect them ~ so DONG II keD
els and Rebel sympat.zeTs haVe rot had enough "f
strife and blood, they can In my poor OPINION become
easily satdtcd by stirring mp Johnson 20 assault CoIGics
by military violence and indeed, an not sure that, IN
the long run. such mIl attempt would not as leading
10 q final ana conclusive suppression Oi the IteDello ny
the cOudIgn punishment OF their lOneers, be uecdtd
benefit To- the Government aud the nation There must
hc FINAL decision at some time; perhaps t j. the VII oI
Providence that JCInsOns madness shall hasicN IT,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.
DEMOCRATIC AsPIRAYTs.

DEMOCRATIC AsPIRANTs.
The ghost Of chance that, by the absence of some
thousands of Republican voters from the polls, few
Democrats may squeeze into Office at the coming
election. has brought mp multitude Of patriots who
are anxious to their country in the capacity Of
oflicehoders As Summer showers bring toads to
the surface so the little bit of thunder from Cali
forna has brought up the elect of Democratic old
fogysm, whose keen scent for the pOis of Office is as
acute now as 1t was when the sage Of Lindenwald
crammed their hungry stomachs with the loGves and
fishes Of public patronage. Here is list Of those
vino are notably named in connection with the State
Offices to be filed in November
secretary Of Siote.-Wm Cassidy, Albany Regency; d.
l. tIoyd Joncs, Queens secretary and LeutcnGatC COy-
ernOr; Smith Weed, Clinton.
COptr0iv.-Saui0rd t. Church. formerly Lieutenant
Governor aud Controller. IL ne Will take IL.
Ireds'Ter.-Geu II. ID. Barto Tompklns; Felix McClos-
key, Kings
CGgroiir.-samue J. Tildcn, Manhattan 4. b Conger,
ROckland.
hspcc'or.--D B. Mcneil. Cayuga, Auburn; Stephen
Lawrence, Montgomery.
Court Of Appcab-Geo. T. Comstoch Onondaga John
W. Brown, Orange Homer j. Nelson, Duchess
AuOr1cy-G -GcncrGi-M B. Champlain. Allegheny; !.
j. Haskin. W cStChcStcr; Frank herman, Oneida.
IRgHccr.-Nan Rensselaer, Richmond. Wayne County.
canal CoirPliSSt0ncr-Nm. Wright, Ontario; Jarvis
Lord, Monroe.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.


AN EXCITING GAME IN BPOOKLYN-TIIE UAYMAKERs
GAME.
The match between the Mutual Clubs yesterday,
which pyed the Union Ball Grounds the presence Of large
specaors proved e singular contest having thing but
pleasant cfrabe either club In the first place the
d valuable Martin the game
death Of child Of his and secondly Nj, Thorn did put
enough the take Martins place pitcher
the hutuas obliged fall hack er de of
Gel Waterman a. tiul base, Pie at hn base, and Bear
Jch be making his debut the occasion noted pitcher
AZ the Alaas the bat neatly disposed Of
for cnup" uf carmel by the good batting II Pike Hathe nd
Coomh the Unions drawing blank ir their SHARE PIKE Distinguishing
IN CecaId Mutuas
nicely whtevashd and The Unions aer hands ont scored
three thereby leaving the totals three 10 two in their o at the
finely
Tor bnd la th fourth innings the New ioers hatted in spen
dd e for opponents
eg 10 The north uf and promised break forth,
accog
played thev would likely lose the benefit Of their fine batting
The t innings consumed with the rsn threatening 70 fall min
hnLs PIT ont n hegan sprinkle
When the and be hegau striking every ball
evidently W the d sud close the innings Seeing that
this tie hu;ua tt Tho Unions instead Of playing
of of
refused fei balls bases Waterman Teund his
bases and home nu Bramau did likewise far third base.
when Crrr too foul a. of Hunts bat and ended the innings pag
suarely and honohy Ram falling fast beside which the
wold only have been
justified prspnarg until fair dealing
Hare that he should done Instead however he refused to call
the and the uHnEs refusing take their stand Il the bat the
Mu hrlg their positions the Ge the called strikes
ia.inary sirke side called game
game Mu'uas Of 10 game Of
Eve innings though the latter bali Of the G had not hecn played We
give the below To day the HAymakers play the lingons
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
TIFF CASE OF DIR. BLACKBURN.

WAsHrsGToN, Sept. 25-The following letter
was dispatched to-day:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, sept % lSc7
=, I'ItrpSToN esq T. s. C0nsd, Toronto, Oitdrto:
SIN: Your dispatch OF the 18th OF September No 223
MAS been received with accompaniment "hlch ls an
didavit containing oath Of allegiance subscribed Dy
8 p blackburn. and verified by yourself j remit mat
Daper 10 your care with permission 10 restore u 10 e
aaiaut assume that the paper vas ihade ara ueNteu
to YOU with 70 It's being MED ia TINS ny
under uroyision OF the Presidents proclamation OF pan
don issued the 9TH Of September instant Inc aaHt
Ss understood TO Dc the person who Is
caIed Doctor Blackburn Nothing u known by TINS De
,artnef concerning him having directly or indirectly
1aricpated In tie late Rebellion All that is known Is
mat he lies under the charge OF ie!Ony III t5 tht ne
Conceived and put into execution, within foreign ur
icfou "A ulS To disseminate cOntaeOn ana pestichce IN
fh and other cities OF the United states by cande5ey
,ransuttug for unsuspecting market masses OF M
Sced ciobug taken from the corpses OF persons WHO
mad died OF the yellow fever IN the tropics u Us ht ey
o. understand how an OeBsc OF that character Wlch s
defcstalc crime against mankind can Dc suppoSeMu M
even by the felOn himself 10 be entitled 10 oe as
a. scf of InsurrectOn rebellion, or civil war Inc iIes
,Icuts proclamation offers no immunity III tls caSe'
eHi on '''' WILLIAM II. SEWARD
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
TENNrccTF

THE EXCITEMENT IN NASHVILLE sUBsIDING.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 25-Tbe apprehensons OF a
riot at the municipal election felt for the week past are
much quietcd by Gen. Grants order to Gen Thomas IL
carried out properly the election will be peaceful The
city authorities feel assured they will be permitted 10
hold the election provided for by the charter Whie
leading Radicals are Of the opinion that Gen. Thomas
will not to decide the question but act upon
Gov. Brownow decision and thus sustain the franchise
law. Probably both parties will hold an eiec-
tlOn and let the courts determine the question
Gen Thomas is expected tonight when Gen Cooper the
commander Of the militia will consult with him. Tie
latter expects TO have COO mtamen here saturday
company from Jackson having already arrived -Four
dsbanded companies have been recalled Into service but
with plenty Of Federal troops under Gen Thomas DO
collision need he feared The Mayor has teegraphed to
Washington, asking that definite Instructions be
given to Gen. Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

.sroRM IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.--About o'clock
this afternoon tremendous lastorm visited this city,
causing much damage. The haisiones were as large as
marbles. and an hour after the storm, could have been
gathered IN great quantities. Many dwellings, were
aooded and there serious destruction OF window
y, 80, ~ thc streets facug North whole rows Of
hoagcs had the upper windows shattered
READING, Pa, Sept 25-The storm was very M MnlVlen.
here The hail more noted Tor Us SIC ulh nuipel
,reuv ~ them were as large as hens egg ana some
measured eight inches In circumference ana Weginiu
three ounce, Very extensive danHge WhH conc 10 tho
window lgts. nearly haif oI tlfl VI hJA'u''" 'N'V
surf beiug ridGled 10 pccos
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
TIE nnowN AND HAMIIL RACE.
A letter hom Mr.. stephen Roberts. the refer


the -n race lcrtcu a Brown, Mr Jsmes Clark Of New
tr- hs ut puitc lnnwing the
rou. u Gr,t pncr Esu, by running Asn,
va rpery ruled accunng 10 The well established law
Of tIsde ruled him 0ui Of hc
aud ID, a M 10 the judges boat no legal time
t be drawn Gu the start Brown LED, bat
IN tf a several lengths ahead be had plainly
rrA Brown would undoubtedly heat-a him the had
interested the al Newburg, and
had should have bet Brown, because heught
he could Win aAd think he the handsomrsi haze
n h r, hdv managed opiui0n The trouble that
oa1se ~ igiug them, aud hghng mrn know t"ihHg
aol oafe un VI tcse days the VIII Ind ts
Y,la- Mr. Dennis Leav $4,000 the stakes
m r 80, sturrn Brown sn The hackers Of Brown being
satisfied am iy the had withdrawn their nJane'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
QUOTING.
MATCH FOR TIE CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEw-YoRK.
vesterduy a grand match fOr the championship OF

gYork and $3.50 played on the gro1rh the Normal Vao
~ So, Salon sllnre and the Unknown" Gen. Alexander
n.arborn The players amaeurs and both are ii,'
,n,u allowed fs skill retaining all the int 81
~ , There COO people on the ground Who pad We
saou prce Gy to witness the match great naue OF
sn. III hoth uayegs present who invested Freely IN ue
@ ~ te game The Clubs New jersey staten and ng 'ana-
v y,ur,u,eI among the assent noticed many
,. aces purng circles The odds were oneeu on
salon and estimated that over f2oo must have ehahS& Iii ,h
s.,b when the Unknown made aud tied him AZ ~ s"n
In and held the th- end The stood Al 'h1
80 scion SLinge Unknown Isl majority Tor soon peills
srvrr other very Interesting among The Ne"'erse -"u
York pay followed
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
THE LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner of the General Land Office is in
the SurveyorGeucFal olympia Washington
1rrrory has closed for th Of
lands Of Grays Bay Pacific Coun
In survra required the urgent de-
uands Of the settlers IN that locality
received the Suveyofieneral acting
Minnesota showing that for the Fi7 have
bren collected account Of acs upon the public timber Mime
sofa 4 4 Of q over
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
2d. q. 9Th. 5th. T.taL

IsI n d Ffh- atI y tlL
Ma.eal.............. ....'.....:a Il d-p
Bass tNc Aahon Pike. 2; Hatfield. G; Coomh DevTr,
srN 90. Narar 2. rerau, o: Hunt Total hg Manas
- McAe u ~ Cum. Abrams, Craven ? Fnu, ?: NJ King
J. Wad p kiaz Penie. Totlhr Unions Il Home Runs
C HgliL Ets.i 10 lrke-McA.ee, MeCann AID Abrams.
rf.fnfSg
rr CathssTo Hunt q Jr,r l. $ King 2 Ward q Craven
Craven Bss PayPt On'-By Pike. uafei 2. NJ King
McAte Arrested y iaifch s. peyyr 2; Besnuan McAt-
2tFrrul Uonlr farH-ir lewe besuIan Hatfield Oats
IoNuuas three times unous. twice Passed Balis-JeNeti p,
Time - Gsme-tJne hlur tfl--n miauirUmp NJ
Iifi,aA VI .Ae llipu ~. scurrrsllsAs AIDS coaod
TNE REPORTERS MATCH.
This match has been indefinitely postponed owing
the y Of getting ground day when the reporters BEL!
ohD p'll.
TIIE GAME AT CLIFFORD SPRINGS.
Tho hOme-and- home game between the MOnadnOck
Star Spring. victory
IT, 4oaslEoc4s BY of ~ TO %. Ia seven innings
ATLANTIC vs. KEYsTONR.
pHuADEIPrIA, Sept 2J.-Thc following is the score
- bad htwcrn Atlantic Club u brooklyn " x and
~ Ef. ..aft ttfs ftF the Ian lffgult
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
TIE UEATHER.

Rrn,RKs-Orom II to 70 2h eiearj, 25h
counted from to The tAemomrer lowest early
NJ So Morning ba1y little cleudv; Afternoon little
cloudy tlHdT shower from 355 to 500 the rain heavy 10 tOi
90 CinuEeuug little o0udg-Jnplters IT-nIs
satellite Of Jarisr which trsrts he disc
revolution 10 u the z the instant OF Of the satellite
2ilh ingess OF shadow J503 The satellite when
the planet appeared snail and dim from obscure spos
the nce and when projected the planr DISC
dark Atmosphere steady Star
tranquil HAL from to nj Polar lights, TO IL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
ar.rru or rnE HoN. TnADDEUs srEvENs.

LANCASTER. Pa, Sept. 25.-The condition OF
M ., the Hon Thaddeus Stevens is rapidly i'm
growing. His own win even surmonnts disease hiS
friends ,hroughousthe country have been unnecessarily
alarmed 1t Is true, however, that the hot oays Oi s'
s~eok aid prostrate the "old Commoner" very inucn
sIe Is now substantially better ana WIN t3On
,neasHos hoping 10 have them reaay s eep enc away from
s .sis summer although he had intehdeu "a n"Fc
' ,e - ia non furnace and then 70 the Upper Lakes
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

and there is no authority but Congress competent to pre-
scribe such oath Tho only restriction imposed upon inc
registered in the selection OF their delegates 70
the Convention hatc0nancd in the hf section OF he
act of March 2 VIZ: "N0 person excluded from inc
privilege oi holding Office by said proposed anendment
TO the Constitution OF the United States SHAH be egDe
election rs member of convention to frame Cor
sfIution any Of said Rebel states" Yours, very
respectfully, J. NJ. SCuOFIELD, BreY. MAJ. Gen. u D A.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
VIRGINIA.
TIE SAILORS AND SOLDIERS CONVENTION II
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2J.-The Soldiers and
Sailors Convention Of ex-oiccrs met to-day. one hund
delegates present from all sections of the state
Cen H. H. Wellcs chosen President the Conven-
ton. The Convention adopted set of resolutions
pledCng itself To the support Of the Reconstruction acts
and to carry the other points clcciIphcd last night
motion 10 indOssc the Radical platform, adopted by tho
State Convention Of April seconded by the only
cOOred delegate present bat laid the table. 4
resolution urging the repeal Of the nsuy law OF The state
adopted. The Convention then adjourned sine die
Thrcc ex-Gencral officers were among the delegates
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2j.-The following has

recently been issued -, .,..,.uo,, =, r Can. 1877
ovrrcrRs OF THE ARMY or TRNNEssEE; You are re-
tsi notified that the second annual meeting OF the
Spccty of the Army of the Tennessee VIII DC held III ~
Iu Missouri. the 18th day Of November 1907 at 10
ci"ct a IN Every officer who has az any time served
with honor in the Army OF the Tennessee IS entitled 10
nrmlrshp and al such an earnest Invitation is OK
tonded 10 be present assist in perpetuatns its history
and 10 keep alive that kindly. cordial, and socal icehg
hch was one of the chief characteristics OF tDat army
dnrjns lis glorious and eveutiul career All necessary
orranoemeuis for the meeting will be made by the LOc
Commttee resident in 81 Louis, Of which due pOtGe VIII
be Piyen through the prcss . - NJ.
~ MaOr.Gen JoHS A. RAwIINs, Prest.
Iiert-COl L. NJ DAYTON, Rec, Seey.
HIEkINrOOPLR. Cor hec'y, Csnclnnau.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
LACROSSE.
TILE LACROSSE MATCH AT I,

TIE LACROSSE MATCH AT TORONTO.
ToRoNTo, Sept. 25.-Thc great Lacrosse match took
place to DAY between members Of the Toronto Club aud equa!
her OF The s Nation Several thousand spectators present
t, be contest Tie ma. ccs and -ni
81 k et Toronto Club the hrsi and third
game and the Indians ere victorious.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
,,rpnrR IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2j.-James Miller col
c piued his wife this evening, IN the basement OF
bouse IN Iocustst where she was employed as domes
M uc had been separated from her and on her refusal
Wv IT, NTH him again he shot her by hNe discharges
to,, a revolver. The murderer has not yet Deeh
ted
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
MARRIED..

BRNFTT-MOsIER-On Sabbath evening Sept = by th Rev lrs
Tysuu M John M Phebe Aotr. oil Of Hoehon'i
y.
BOYPS-PATNTrRO Tuesday Sept o. 1907 by the Rev Dr Iamee
b. Harubugh the brides residence Bridgeport Com ihons
OF A. PaiGter oi
William 4 Painter. esp, fthe former Trce No cards
UINE-NORRIsOn Wenesav Sept the Church Of the 40
ceuon H. Weston thomas Hume 10 NAY eAxlsss
Of d 5. Norris all Of this city No cards
AREIGUE-On Tuesday evening Sept "a At sc .
dene Of the brides fgter MorIsau, a le Res o. j. Fo'nf
ham Frederic Leypot Hsre August, daughter Of Rncops
Garrgne. No cards
sYOW-wATSON-n Pulaski " Y, "Wednesday, sept T. bT the
Douglas Bea to Miss Mar d. Watson al %
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
ROWING.
FASTEST TIME on RECORD.

Early in the week four amateur oarsmen started in
two boats pairs Of ,cls each fr pull round Staten Island
one boat s manned o., T. j. uirrh and Geor-o Chambers
agl Caae Fe!e all Islanders
Tho ne- made distance miles hours and 80 Hinue
oucsest tine latter in i"ur 1u 10 minutes The
working tot weighing a0 pounds clcl The atrurs
going W agin, believing theJ can shorten the time con-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
THE INDIAN VAR.
-. nrnnrnAr1oNs IN MoYrANA.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-Tbe Montana FoSt Oh
,be 10Th inst says that Mr. Richards has aiIlVeu o'
Fort smith, and reports that from COO 10 'OO
- - ere shell water region lie claims that these In
s are committing deprcdations which are 40 v
<ahs nm novs letter from Indian Agent Nelis; aI t.c
1at head Agency. says that the Blackfeet recently M
fIrsd fErs Is,s = man and woman at Flathead Lake
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
pp1curoy CATTLE MARKET.

ppIeuTox Sent 25-Beef CatIece pig 2yJ h.saj MARTY
Extra h l2 V@ +l9 bfs w..
ity II 8a y. second quality at Flg4S ~; 80 aHa
SO 80 ~ cwt Miich and Calves -il0rlN
LGmsiecep 367 bead; saies az a3c q 10 % rt .g"a awS
Sbeep - zd 80 81 Veal Calves, -J1tIl c"b "e'
Pat swne-Lge at 8G3ic. y b. and Dressed AZ D9I%c
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
THE REMAINS OF SIR FREDERICK BRUCE.

BosroN, Sept. 25.-The remains OF SIT Fred
ae Prince were sent home in the steamship China TO-
dav Every mark OF respect that could be PAID mas Deeh
paid TO the memory Of the lamented dllhoma'lS' 4o
port that the British Government had de'eu wa,
81 ~ convey his remains 10 England proves 10 be moor
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
DIED.

BAssErr-oa "Wednesday Sept IS OF phths Caroline A. wife -
Dr. j. y Basett
New-E ngiand papers please copy
BRUEN-On Tuesiay Sept "a. Major George w Brueu.
and friends and those ~ the tuy ee 70 s'te.a
a. at o'clock IRON 81 MARKS Cndroh
Tebhss and Secondage.
DAVIDOn evening" a. Na widow OF John H. DAVIS
In the sd Of her
relatives fmy and those o! her William
Riteuhouse respectfully Invited 10 d beT insr
Thursday sfenoOa Sept IS a o'clock IRON her late residences
M. - Aenwickst
FROTAt Peksk ~ y "Wednesday morning, sept 70 Charles
II. FROST, late ofthe fr Of Frost Southar. Nev-ioh CITY
Funeral residence Friday, O'Clock fhe
u oclock train from Thrtet-s, H. L. X arrives al ieckk 40
u O'Clock.
HYsLOP-On "Wednesday sept 25 Margaret et Of the late sanasi
G. Ilysop aged - years
of the family respectfully invited TO attend
fruer residence Of her suv. Charles KNOX, No. "
West Tenb-s.. on Friday afternoon. at O'Clock
WHTE-At Hohokus Bergen County. j. TueSfaJ, sept ~
John H. white aged % years II months and Il days
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
CRICKET.
ar. GEORGE VS.. PHILADELPHIA.

The first days play of the match between these
. took pas Yesterday on the grounds Of former
r Field. ,bolea The part Of the day ane and large
u,r Of spectators gathered witness the The 81 George
- M 6t snngs leading Of bowler. Magee During the AFTER
no ths ~ vas interrupted heavy shower Nhh stopped the
r~ a drove othe spectators from the grounds iu aher is
c0nnned until O'Clock, when the
l rr raru The game viii be resumed to-day Tie
score of the fff days play IA as fellows