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New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
rg! FASHION COURSE.

II was announced jhat there would .aa' r.-'" yes
t,r1f,af.eruoru . o.. Fashion La., Course l.'s '..
trotlngmaich iora stake o 5000. best ''e m Ll'. ''
wagons four horses being cu.os'3fo 's', A'"o'- ID ,-
d.. .i.r.er.l, race no tncJ %. Cu fatt i.."
t5-ou away ., many p...O-- "-n, N. .,' ... '
T.tl It..U I.c. Advertised tlat thr b, Lowing .a"e
luists No-4 ,t.lt. I. Mt.te ''5 ..- ..',.' w..
I',.-.',' E .-.. Iry' '...n a. 3" Trt.hca. t.. e
horse th., j., commonly Known q. ilc '".lio'''" "''"
5horer ,lc aunor ofv .'oe was snail 'h. ..,.s
orfata.r ne poe. '.' ''' '.' .'''
r...l ..... i.t.., r. ~-. ai- &c.,. ,i
,tne,.r- Garlic: Stage % t'e race cdines On,
Panic .ud tIc mar, lucy. t.r .'umn.a o., VWeh "t'
been ihc conn .i." t r.,r,.. ,,ord neither
TIcr@ 1yas il- f. comparatively small nrm' crof auota
t.s trt fi.,. were liberal sums of money vcuHDl oh
tIc issue .f the ra,a The t,-ui was ae l'.'N-' i
Tirsi U.I-Fe.r'e.s. Panic. and ItcA,n. r crossed
of ue winning mare. IeWl.-. nr'.t 4.'-. -, .
,i i,-,.-.t, ,.I. drawn. and Cil MOT uu after lhr
f.-i heat. i'm which she barely saved hrr distance
~ f, I,. second Ee.. ,,.. uu Ign. u., drawn. ant
The i..t. were now uo.cd Hy I,aI',.s ara l"ieHon
rtct,It lr., ..l-u won ly ne c'.lnt more i'1-
Misc t..H1 us jIe &. ...,..i.. ''.,.a-. So, ,. ,...
I.e.lu -m.c. I..il..s .- owned .F E.. -i'..
I.-r..us I..r-.fn y. s.. 1." l..E -'..l.t .h
IeIpli aud Patrleu. it, belongs lo hd' WE'D MANS
ilnr. Coin. I.t. t.". -... %,
There ,g5s Very mrrh disappointment o'-'d 'A i'r
fIettt4f ar Garatl', horse Iruu. Gag u'. -- '' .
I. t.| boon announced t..t t..- .u... b. ' .t I't'
fraftaG with hi- IuI sister. IrHutI". t' 900 l'' h
..-l would positively start 90 fIat a-H.i lllt ."''t
f.iue fJ beat thc .b..f vl-Uu-' uc un lr,'d We gre
-Il--.. t.t. ti0... flt ln.. 'a- ODD tDINi.'N' .-t
Tsrl.r...il- fbe ~Hrfy audience lr.-'ut t Ih' l.''
Track and probably thinking fn. second 'I'l
toffl. rHt more LItru0u.l llIu lr IU.hrI H-Iit'h h
forbade s fig:upf to pIt tc horse uu OH. iitA ID" "i
And II -0 r'Uut.d Char tOl-.ls s.'.' .,Iui.. o t'.
I.cn -io..ncu' there present lod attended sIIlN
.ud our o. tl- alNcr.i-tl t'"' Di i,..." V-ai.
tuel, UUs exceeding much disappointment. lne I,'
himself -u .cgpItl lyt alone ln u" lHi.rt .ii l' '.
WHOM too I.l. tlt li would Love poem ' IrI
mere ~rohc oi policy. "i economy of t'..- ".' ',.',
to have kel the promise De- made tid .. liF N- -'
Icr->tcLt.y reiterated to ue public. IS j. '.i l'.
" Bruno iu company With i.- -i-I'I i.N.fti'.i
ifDtt,d "a Inic n --.i therc were m''} n' la'. h'
would alter or excel these figures lt.,l''. some ir"
people tilscd of tIchcrr, lb F'ff ua. i''d OBJ e--
luutmeuL TIE summary De- -a, ioIu"~'
tUv~tN.
Ft.sl,v C.rl..r D. Ir.-.a r..H n.....t e.H H',Ir-
.ra....-i,.l rlrr .al.c b. N..s D. 49, rl. % Ia-.r.
O. Dol. .Te..a-. D.. I..ts - -- L-c. d. Latts F. . 4" ~
FlfH H.e.-" Fer....- .. "TI,'c" o, "rti,-. .a...
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

RrsRNTrNCE or JERRY O'BRWN.-A year ago
Jeremiah O'Bren, machnst then of No 30 Christopher
st. having been iltcd by his mistress, Kate smith,
whose real name was Lucy Mclaughlin visited her az
No l3o princcst and, after an Intellectual appeal went
out o "a corner grocery ana stole % nshclcuNcr, WIN
which, on his return to her early IN the evening ne
murdered her lie convicted, and sentenced to De
hanged: but his counsel appealed % higher court ana
thus nut oil the evil dny beyond the time which was hNed
FOR h.s execution. In the supreme Court yesterday,
District Attorney Hall moved that OBrcn he sentenced
anew the court ol last resort having affirmed tc luiS
cut. ~ the below Justice Leonard, ia addtss
ing tic murderer said:
I m makes designate the v upon which yonr mortal
career terminate remember e cirlnstanc's attending he
-, oI luu el She her nrore hy thai Is hvi
rst l spare ben M She uy ou unpu you if me love ou bore
mother Your hears WAS di to a
.pu,a hhr 5pung from and you pursued beg aud
n.ci knife ana. ihongh her tor causing her instant dta
rh nrr and expect ro hls
would csc Co tlIu y"r attention 10 the world 90
COME cuuifou ht other vrr mercy which
drrci 20 , Are ltt your mgl re, p That subject ha u
h will uprr tn4f en'r.Hes TIE law rcg .
"a day ulvn A. your slsIyog pn F.t day originally
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

BOARD or CoUNCuNuN.-Thc Board met at lo
o'clock Yesterday morning, President Brukman Ia INC
Chair Resolutions were adopted i'm favor ol paving
Aicrcer,t Broadst and Thirty thrst with the NicLo'
SON paycmcnt Couu,lmcn Gilmore called mp reSoiu'
tiou which he had previously presented allowing lhe
fInd-on River Railroad Co. 20 continue the use OF steam
hollow Fftv thrdst the Llcventhare., ana 10 run
dunutv engines ns heretofore. Councilman murray suu
he had rcirincd from agtaug tins question whl+ the
Iri.l,turr WINS in session because he was alrdd tc
TIi.ou River Railroad Co. would make nm apphc0uon 10
tho legislature and succeed m getting an Uet p9sscd 10
p.rt them 10 use steam, u spite OF the common quhcI
Tie hopod m least that the resolution would be lad over
Councilman " Il. Roberts thought The company should
br allowed the prescur 10 run their steam ears ptoW
FnVthirl,t, but he not in favor Of granting thc
pclpctual charter do Councilman Stacon desired
10 know whether the resolution did not provide Tor the
uavmput of license fee of so on each car councilman
Murray said he aware that U did, bat tins was no
nof. than the company are now doing. Tie resolution
was then adopted by vote of II TO Messrs Murray ANA
Cregier were the only mOmbcrs OF the Committee on
Railroads who voted against the resolution councilman
B Roberts said he Thought II required 10 vote, 10 pass
the resolution, aud he thcrcupon appealed from the
decision of the Chair the passage OF the resolutions c
appegl was not sustained. Councilman Thomas offered
resolution rendering the hospaiues OF the city To lles
dent Andrew Johnson on his passage through t CITY 10
day, which was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

,, h,vio, been cut on the thigh aud pos'crn IhcIG
,srrc now bat three iu for On" final heat r,t
tr' n.. crd and got it. Iie 4,i n..l I'S
I.a,fad OBJ, reverse curve. when l' " T..'a1 - 81.
,'i ,,t .. r.a,y.rte and passed him. ln thc sec
and narc te old ono lay back ANITA tney 1" cA.,i'u ,
.fr.lf .... U.,u D., Ir 'rrl ld1t ',.'. '.' iit
.,tc- l,..,,t and uu.eod E lIHarc, aud 'Hit
IL ,sli tc heat aHd race. ior nc old one "%' ~
afror headed or even caught ano IAN IT, 5t.
,',t ,t "a rr,gt mace and always wei away from Hlh
G0rsos IN tuuIu4 tho lower carve LlAcl'.i- 2 tv'
Second place from Delaware, and iih ,,ti-,i
It t iI bors, made The whole lea tt" W .i'i t ~"
him or Delaware 10 make otlor tnn h'd i >i. lH'
heat was dome iu $685. The tinic u 'lc s.''A.' .i "
t.-o only r.li Oh 3 seconds lrH'4 f1e Lr-t.
sTvniEN
Tar.e,. 80 200. ffa. ages .tav Dol. a,-tS .t.
L. IS. 5,san. '-. DE- t'.'.aas. by '--'.'-' - ...I J.
N.to..i l'.e.'., IT, D. ..'a,.s. q
D. 5 wa.....',a b ie..as' 'f .'fs t' 4 D @
D. Nel es '- B. l..'''. p. ..... 90
q. Ien.-- '. " t '.... '.- 't ........ 2 tro
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

Ho,rp or AIprEHEN.-Ale,mauL Zoe" was in the
Chair. yesterday afternoon Tine Courc'mens resolution
for thc creating public baths was referred. eonmHn
cation from tle Controller informed the Board That the
city received FROM Washington aNd "c>t"','l' ION
,, "a, ,.,-r fs-. sls1 -., a. and cNpcnd al thereon
during the .auc period, si-N2 o. TIE tolt"l,t ui>u
reported Dis payments uu rteeut appropriations lE u'
common Council. a- follows T.. Jones ~ Co., plltllhr
minutes Ec of the Common Council lu lsti. fl''t 81.
" g. Ho.,r, a Co... stationary it.i.-h,i .' N'.lI"i'
,snT !ht Nsr. York HcfUd uum Jan D. l'i- q" b' 'i'
lrs Seon. David Dudley ticld or rrol,s-unn TiNIet'
ia tlr case ul Iulcu Commissioners anu tN' -, =,
Iu!ttu $4,000 4 number ol other NclEs Wti, 4H''' m "a "a
ia thc account the whole amounting To f'0iV' 't' ~
gplr,l ,ouet,d with the COuHclmcu W tcnut tlhS 10
. irut johnson te hospitalitics ol the ctl. by l'>o
ut, rho street Commissioner directed 70 ltu".c
ic fountain ll The city Han Park; and place the same IN
M.d.-ouguarc The Board. after some debate lall over
me- ft-oIuiiou of the Cotmcimcu, opprollihihe S-
or tho Fourth o July celebration by vote OF ii Ia tue
.frufiy, tu Nc m the negative, The Board eou'ulitd
win the Couuciucu in allowing The Hudson RIVER NJ E
@ t,uuIuy n tautIu niue the use ot steam ou EleNentl
mo- b,t cen IAiitistlst. and itty-tlird-sL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
IUE MyhnG TrND.

Mrl.uNG OF Itr Co,iNI,sG0Nfrt-1nE pl-luslIioN
or IuI ENCIsE IEis.
An O'Clock yesterday morning the Commits toners
of ,he Sinking Fund held o. meeting. Present MAYOR
Hoffman in tc chair Controller Connolly, Ciy Chamber
lain Peter D. sweeney and Alderman Loew Chairman oil
thr Finance Coinmittcc ot the Board oi Aldermen. 81,
The following communication WIs received nom lht
secretary Of tlr Board OF EAciact - ,... ., t,,.r,
Ne 20 NaIIst, -iN. A'ih. I4nt iif i|'.
IA, Upl u. .Ia.i H. t....ai.H. teHh'HHr O.. ...
stH autrtHso De M,rIuial iotf4 90 L+"' n'd '' '
~ WA n u ,r o., ta. d,aIal the Coirusa'rsci ci tc
s,t ftIr ,t. of SuY frr.e't ol fn mon' q
Irr relative Zoo .ao 90. r.r ehrh 4 Nfn. s t.I. la ''.
deems 10 dutI decline u, laci r,erl M mont i' IN
OF c Cont r rlt o"n all H PC VII a' 90 u " i'
clr ubt.u.1s o decision o ut tn. u auf rp, hoA pH
t n-Irtn.. tAr lrrlart ui h i"id
raa u.h t"ew'.s'a,' COP 'i ~, 'is,% % "a'. 20 @ '
Tir fnlloulnc communication was received fi0m the
Treasurer of thc Board of EAclf
ION Mffropo'.ifa E,,frd ~ Er'isf. . ,..
~. Laws pasel April % h j. m'e thr d"t' "i ln' ~ @
tns IN t, Ta.as g. pat monthly 60 the commissioner 81 t
Slnking Fund ui itr al, ~ N-Als ','.t -, @ W "
81 Jos licenses ani Zines n th oti 3" Nr. l'A
Ihr amount lcsuses granted atd delivered Doc ~ .
Nrslot from Apul - O. ny - tr iAht) h H''-l'' ''
Amount received from \ \ Stale lHtilac Asylum, Com
missioner Of tlaut,s and Corrections aad ctprh's h' '
........... p42k.a p,
The Comps., " tae Skirl Fund have n.le ona dea.ni
trnn te Treasurer ui tlt amount rr d ' 'n
inrate payment to ac Chamberlain A. the Jay zoe
b. respond 0 the call oi ir tohass"'s
BrSJ. D. M,NIKnRE, Treasurer board Of h1cse'
N,r y.yf June lO llt1.
Alderman Iocw then offered the following resolution
which was adsptcd:
Red That immediate l,ss proc einr be- taken on behalf q" lae
Of tie Nutn Fund ttudc tr atr'i q" @ 'v"
oth. Conu Lr, respect license said 'orm Oh
,r La, .ns deoltci to obey che Law without lusatou
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
nm LrIpERKnANh srMMER NIGHrs, TEsTIyAI-


Bel,iderc, or Lion, Park was crowded last evening
with the elite and fashion OF German population, ON
the occasion of the First Summer Nights FestVm OF the
Ieiderkranz Singing Society. Before dusk large number
bcgnn 10 arrive uud by o'clock The immense I9eoh III
which were hanging thousands ~ Naiegalrd lht,hs,
was literally crowded with hrght"yrd women, VINO were
eager for the dance. The grounds surrounding thc IA
coda were an boz perfect blaze OF leht IAr uhb lao
radup from EIgifiayc was covered by an ltbJr, nom
which vtro suspended lighted Chinese lanterns OF
yurlous on.ofs. The view from tie Avenue was u
magnificent spectacle. Tile sou strtins from lho
music hOntrd the night air. and the iuu-ah" lot"a
OF the whiting walters made au enchanting h''i':
About O'Clock the members ot the society prGturu
by their lady friends. marched into mo inFn ihli inc
band playing % march. several Young adS-, "sllu "a
beautiful banner assembled The platform, vht N ny
stepped gracefully forward, and n behalf oi lh' lu'' OF
the sOccty. presented tho banner drtulhpthliHk uo
presentnton Win "a ncnt speech. Mr.. William 0icuMH}t
The President ol the Society received ie present WIN W
htug remarks. The banner Is hcuutiiu piece OF Wnih-
mansp, which WAS gotten up by ms fIaht'rht hN,u'
the famous artist u embroidery Nhu H. one "l tue "'lo
member or the ridcrltsinz society IL II made oI no
costics material more antique, ri velvet ana toid
After Tire prr-cutution. tn singing m'uheIt hHNrhh'd
the platform where they sung piece c"ihp"-'d iui
the occasinn. The ceremony over dancing Wac lthuh''
anv 10 Did !.,,i 20 ,o.,.hue untl u1A .E"t,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
HIIIIlEI.

Iul ull,D.- -ItIL lI.i..Ha.I.
IIe~taf. Tournament ior .H. t.uH.u. a.pol Ilu
uo.. r.. fommDnrel 600 NIa.f..t t.u.H Ihr nrt
.ll. l-uli.d u thc .a.D. uf Joseph \,r i'.a, u''.
C,urr, Davis. bf 900 ru.rt.. Iu .ur of - IIr v.H
reIa average u.- lH. It DIS I..Hf-f IHH |.. An tN
Hrou ..uc uf .u' I..nt. H'tH'.u N.-... II'..u ..d
l0llflu.ut I-sHrfutn .Et.. H'tf..'...i f'l4'i.l
number prominent p, l,... lIni- tlu.I ..r Ju- lH
D.oI ,Utf.ff. -UeII.f.r. IlUu4ul ..I I..IIH .il.
lo,t tr trtIuue lHmilou. rI- pi'.ruiI "i AluHutt
.ut with 3D. handsome .rt ol silver -sfI,. Hld au au'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

nm TNIUI tiIII.
u a,rn. .rr,It.

Su: Zoo this morning. IEmu 80 ne .I',t ti, 'II
tual ,lubw.fs lHrlHe vera Hrf ou iH'.r rHu.t thr
Union. Sam, a..u tlr Ia.a.,. WhI, tdHrH. r... f'
dgiflct iu any .y foJu tle ia.rl of t. Mutual ''
d.. t ftr state tl.t fI. UH.u. HrI i.I.,..s r't,f
Irf t.. ,r.fi.. rl.fI tr. ..f.. -f..1 fI..u . I
I.,i..I. Ile I,i.,Ue. t.u rtrf 'H iu. '.'. I.'
tf aud v .ff.rf uIai i.uri IHu. lH. .HH.. ..H ..I fH
iT, nt all l.I .n,. ID .. rn $1,000. .I Irt#HN IH' ".H
tHD r,Iu lII.. ...lt,l.f tsHu .. -'U. .aI i..
...r.rf.. Dr. t... e.. '.... Hl. .r..f ...I d .
u.... f... t,.-. r. f..H. Her fr .Hu. "..i i.'r
stood. $500. DEL. f.,.. .Uu.t ff..t.
U.vt. D. -I.In.. Ir .. +. D.. d. a..
Ncir- }urt, Jtlr .u. t.-.
g. 4 wr ril ou IHr.far. JHy 4. l-.-. V'.f'-r frr
n.ffIul Tir, irI.f.ff H.iuU u.'H t" ir.n.f.| '.'
oU 500. ir..H -.0fr'. .i .i.. |... .' ' vase
I..rH. f...r. I.H.l.H QUO IIr iH .. JIHr. 800 Hr
whore about fr. r.l.ir .f iH.'. 5000 .... ..".. 4f
30 N..".f. I.t-.. .... ... ....-
ll. H,rt ..I.. .l ... -flt...' H.| .. ."r. t. .-.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
MLLEnnLr.N H-.nn on LNoL.n.-C-mm-..-orer

MrIRoruur,N Eour ol LNClsE-toum .->Ioner
Acton reported ,A0uau.ss g licenses t-s .' . ~
t.l.srt VHnu,--,r.. to t.c petition ot Joseph I
,.r, lor thcana,,melto % DIS license ice because -c
ri1.f. ii.rr....u. iI.t year deprived il ~ ad'st-
ft.. over unlicensed t.l..i-. t-r. ACTON, h ' 'g
anI rrlur reported adversely, audt ie.c "i' "i'l'"
DE- f. afo-.rr, tu. t.., Hr rstor,r ~, ssHrrv ''ls
.. ...I .r...f F .....r u. o. geo ..'
...... ..,rf li.. t.r t."...H.. ....'.'., .....
i... f bot. r.tt. % I af.. .a ir ti
't .I e. ED. ..... I..rI rr..f.. f..t . .sfaI rr %
I.... s...l..H I.a....i .,'.l a, tr ,..-- ~,
-t l. Dob. I., .r Itt .H-..i If '.r .t. oi .". r W.
r-. ...-. st BID. Dob p,rs1a sit .a4 ltr ',ft '
.- .... . n II ..F.i t' provost ''n''i
..,.. l,r ..l ~. Ifl.ftat Ii'c a.t.'r .1'a. ,a
.r.. raIl.l l, t,. eo- 'n " .e -o i.' + t-'
5...I f. IUII.I .t
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
YAlIIIINN
nm rrO0hIYN YAWI UrGUrN

TIE ETOOAiNN YACHT EIEfl iA.
Ofal thc yacitr,c perhaps the most pra--
amt and enjoyable 90 take trip down tc Lower H'F
with. is tl1tol tlc Brooklyn Y1.l' Cab. v-u that
Club holds It's annual regatta. Yesterday was uay oi
uncopaed sdcu1or and the Meet "i beautiful yachts in
Tho nrar ry they held archorHrr 80 iher iu"lIiN-
..iurarcd 20 advantage. Io the NluoNHfUn n 'u"tNN-
Trv 23 yoclts Of different c.lar "1oIHrr-. .r.f a.l
lecoud-ca-s ~oop--vsie laying H'N I.. down DOB peace
f fl .ob,.JtE. at thr command 90 t.r Judges
Ihc tue-s0r steamer. ygrltturl might '.I faeuI
Io-a, TAYLOR. a. S. trdsril. e!fHH Alice. th, tuh
steamer Antelope flied HlfH I'rHJ.Nl women, f'd f
-uUaut with fIC strains ol choicest Wu.... waited o."
1iHdrqrd for the IUHIug and screaming ut fIr steam.
whistles from tHc steamer ChIr. Chamberlain having
ou board the judge s.d representatives, 90! fhr several
Sew York new rapefs. The Captain 0i tlr Chamber
I.rn au o'l -tu dog board Dds vessel InHHIIu-
lti1- fIe wheel. lihr who had -.eH yacht move
somewhere aud 800 some time before the Ir'o fu Yacht
trN carried II- broad UenlHit .sft while star ln 90 rd
t.lI Io l.cward ~ staten Island rnn..- 0f yachts,
r'rt-ufr1oits. t.udl1t-s, gnd -..1oti.. u' N1'Ird
truage 9ad diversity oi canvass, .lc a W'Ifl fp Ht
r.> the oUt going of tfc dntnt far''. ihrF minute,
.ore thc start tie gun O preparation "s. ird Iut lie
tldnbcfliu rounded fo iaac raIIu" ID'f.N ui one
.'tf they ho-tCd futr I-'t. 40 -. minutes aud N
..uud- after j. O'Clock tlD smoke Of I uUt uIU der
lrt-- hcid piece announced titt tHe hyr Fa.At- COINS
I-ug hc scA0Ouerhcet had started boo t'n race 81 90
minute and $50 seconds uttr2 o'clock for yachts o tir
second class -loops started to the sound Of tht u and
were followed by 10 yatht ranking u order dr. tcls
-lO0Is The wind al thi time steady dead al.Hd
the southwark, with i-L HItolc blowing and favor
10 tine yachts which had suppressed favorable position.
Az the SOuthNe-t spit tuc yachts rounded u the iOi
lowing time:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
ppnpoe ~ TFAvTVC TOWV

1 TEUpUS OI LEAEING TUNN.
NUFUf Hy GS ~ TIiE COUNTRY AND so iHk fEi IotE.
JlKEUS EMAIL DE PARIS FOR IlE shlM
rrt I..s rflaut supply ofJao.s EMAIL bE IiEN'
b 800 T.cre iLe sn smooth, con and white, a-d tr .vh
..t....
~ai.rl ..a . delicious r-6ire'ant uh ceauses - . 20
leefs ard io preserve 70 ii , s-
t,.t. Hf SOB arl ar which ara eHIoyuelt
frllU- Iss sold frtia>s luEgsft raels,
... s,. Lr J. ISABtAU. NJ. ~ bo.Iaa..
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
DIR, IEUBBARD'S TRUSS.

tt,,, Hernia .re'r..rely ara constantly Nr % rD0- can
k., urfar-up h cs th,u La'! Ae pressure 5 a., ,s
.,... I-.r t,p ru rrrftty Ntr.t uskr b.. ii-''
I... l.r.,l, 81 tlf sAl 70 does uo t1c1 ie sIi- o.
I.a t.sr, ur ,rup hurt any lo,to 90 tl' o', 10
f re.,r. yam b. ID trts 90 tc. rl ttif H ie Ha T
CrbI n4ort, ot cases TIE wort c.s alt rar4-4l '.'
a.. IA. r.,r .l4, r,rrtl tlf
p,u s,a ,ly 90 PHYSICIANS tstm, .st improvement "%
I'm, l6 IsU INi moderate latr, ' towns -'e' i ''
DR.. s.. ". il lDBAAp.
ode y. rlli NcN lua
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
Fu Gt Tun

According tu The allowance off flr tr". i0r thp
dt"i ur' of tic c1utH-- .aIgd Il the rHciifs. the
H-lbdrcd OF tc r-t GLASS -uoI-i thc witch uf tle
second class -o"f rrr declared HIlr.l of ic regatta.
Tic p Z- were fWO bronze uauf.. tuc valued 200 $50
each Iu gold. ilr -rhouuc- were tl.fauttd .u tAc
regatta, a- 10 vessel could Do cuulcd m ir IIre unless
rounding the ,tIkc-ho't on toWuut Iay Dbl dr of .ix
hOu-. 4hc hr-t schooner tat arrived at tc stake boat
was fhc Alice. witch came u 90 fOug uiurtD- and nine
seconds. too late under thc regulations to - counted in
ihr race. The bI"tzc al d0y was dead ahead 90 the
-Duth~5Td, blowing Ic. iH tc direction ui tr Point oil
sandy HOOK There were lo accident, and none Of tlIc
yachts i0ulcd boo thc facc.
Air Wm q Prgg, Elvu Il.liycr ! sT SAWYER d. s.
Uiu"f, ana VI. = Woods, Tie Regatta Committee.
board dining hc race, as were also iAc Judges W. NJ.
Van Dyke John H. Lewis, J.. T.. BuuArr g. - SmdfOrd,
ana I.uk iUutc. The course Tuu Was 800 miles. from
1gwiius B1y 10 The S0uthNcst Spt, rounding go tine
eastward, ANA returning 20 tho place of starting
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

ANu-RING ORGANZAuON.-A number OF onT
prominent Ui-h adopted citizens Of the Eighteenth War'
have held several meetings within the last MONTH 10
devise measures for The organization Of an association
fIo rr,o-s of winch Is 10 OppO the unjust and yIrdn
can rule OF the Ring" which has SO long been e con
trolling power OF the city ald which Tce- upon the
votes Of citizens OF foreign birth for further continuance
i'm Office At the meeting on Wednesday evening dt Whf
Nr John Dolau the chairman OF lho As.ocal lo pcsl'd
vote of tharis was rendered to Mr. Doo.ey, WfO la
elyen tuom Lc of Dis assembly rooms. Inc next
nfetuc IA 10 Dee held ON the sd July at which time 10 eX
ppctcd that several eminent speakers VII attend INV
atou have been extended 10 al persons Who arc Known
tO be ia, ,;IabLc To the movement
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

,,,s very Good swaude led the batting score Of the
Irlforis and made couple Of nice catChc, in ceht
I.fj Nrl-ou4 catching was excellent h1l ' ehutp c
firatr more I...irs-s ln throwing ~ lls o.
af ID I'd. tIsr af RIGHT field uy couple ni 'el} neat
.t.. TItl.t details can De- l,lucd r.H' 'i. score.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
CuY MISSION WogF.-At the last moatlly meet

CuY MISSION WoEF.-At the last monthly meet
ir- of t.r city Mission. wl'eL was lcd iH 'i' i'r.'',
church Eroon,e-t 1if WeDuoI,. yce-pl .t'at. "a- n
fhr cfHr Auuwh,rof ,hc missionaries presented tar,-
nre.f.f t-lt '..- '.fUf- .u t.E 'r no i'H mission
station. Co.. IT.. C.ltspp.lI- cir'at}, ,.I L.Hl- g..
...t -na. ...tl -rtt.. I.t.rt o.. t't He..- .. DO,
tI..I rUg. "a. fls fs.itI, ilt ALSO f'r tc . a.. o..
f., tlIr H-t rlu..i. i.' I.. tru' q, >. H H.. i.c
eaaf.ntelrut u. Missions. rIHc tHr r'' l of I
fiI.- af t. tif '...Uu. fEr 1urlty q. '. r.uI DO
,nrf. M tlc Gospel ta Irtt aut GcEt.r- E l.In 'it.-
I.r- Ifu prp'.fI.t-. 1ir tly aI--.Hr," -. I,uic h
Il.ir houses .ul tri r.- ."u tp iit mission f.ti'.
Az uH. u.' .uu station vl'h lIt I'tl. 'i-l ''| .."
months. tl.I. EIH H.rl .' persons pr..H. IH "'"t
i'. f..H.il- .rt tu.ir- t.. .t l.- i.t .i' -''
lIH... f4, f.H".. ..ur. iHt t.f... t'.-.. '' '-.
...i... Io- tI. lut.. "r tHt 4' l.. b.. "" Is. .t
,.....f.U Stations. as ..I.....- I-.- fI-f-
f- Tsf-Uif- Ia -u.G0d rr f.'t.d ti.i,.'s ai iY '-
l1i fe..erluc. pledges. rno s...i4 tracts '-.i.i''N-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
LITEST SHLP NEBS.
Do,rrsTrc pOpTs

DOMESTIC PORTS.
>.. r.ty...tJ faur l3lhe ships Gov A,te1 'H fH.ert
..n. t,.. .l... al-. leL
~.... -..l SOS h.a-. 'of liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

NEW Dog W4R.-Mayor Hoffman aud Capt.
Bracket recently resolved 70 enforce the law requiring
the owucrs Of doscats 20 pay license fees but
pic.crs and Garbagesotbcrcrs paying no attention 10
iuished warnings, ~ was thought proper % interest
iLcm in auotlcr way. Accordingly, Sergeant !'hcft'
and 20 section Of the CITY Han police were DO uptown
f ocpe, Yesterday morning rudcr orders to srDur th
r.efnn bounded by SiXtc-h aad Scv.ntletl,is. aAd
Ei.hth and Tcnti-,vcs and apprh"ud me oiirnd.- st
n. flcy were starting out for thcir mornings work Tie
ohcers captucd more than 80 dogs hlrnessed GO rag
picers' carts and no about o'ciocI tAey %lce" 1i
tustrupeo- aud fl,r bpod masters down Ifthave ant
Broadway to tho Cl;Y Hall The owners were REGISTERED"
and required 90 pay 81 each. and then released.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

TIE SCOTTISH AND IEIsH DFLrcAuoSs.-1 cl,r-
c,lncu and coiunuLcauts OF the Pr Iyteian ciiele,
ofth- cityuct in tho Brick Church oHWcdnca, evening.
TO welcome tie Rev. DIS. DcDham, Failbau a.d HAIL.
and the Rey.J Wcls the dc'gl,cs from tho Scotch ana
ui-h Prcsbyclv. and 10 hear iou them oi tho er.co
Triei0n u Thelr respective counties. The Dlur.I Vas
crowded The Rev. Or. William Adam, presided ard
delivered q scholarly welcoming adlic.-. ILr Iev.
j. Wells of Glasgow was L..t introduced. I.s
denomination was earnestly gi constantly C.dfg.-
oIre to bring thc nngrdy INTO tae fold, VI te e. rtI.
C.muai,d with go years ago raer' lad been r,as
,.4er. fhii Ike radical revolution ioI e ittlcr
lAd aIs.n place. l.e IIce Church %. SCOTLAND o.
special method and special success +. rabug
religious reform That mc'Lod is termed tle
Territorial ~ stem go named by d. Di ...i-
because every church has tie care oi oi,-t.r "
Dc own In siich 90 do good. Ile object is ,o l.aae
churches f,rtlc vOr,ingnrn, t1 invite tlem .r. I'D
n.he t..l feel at home. The I.ey. Dg. Hal 0f II1a
Ua, the ueyt speaker. lie spoke OF sr.,td
and telling reyIyas in Ireland. AZ tLr 1T
General session. there were q col cations which bad
not iatdc retains, hEt exclusive of these were ldsI
families numbering over 100000 cOIlmuIIcaus rlD
considered constant in their attendance a church, nd
about 00,J0 children belonged 20 tho smd. schools.
During fic ticre was collected eeOo1 Ftriu Tlo
Whole Presbyterian families numbered about -5Hp.
Amer remarks br tho Rev. Dr. ta.1a..u ~ G.l-oa, Do
congregation separated