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THE STATE CONTENTION.

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no OF JGCM pGEsENT-THE JUDICIARY KLpORT.
NJ rrtEaE.PE 10 THE Tribune.
ALBANY, Aug 2G.-The Convention met at 7
O'Clock, Sir FOtCER President pro tem IN the chair.
seycral petitions were resented aud referred
Nj FERRY rep. Otst go) moved The following
Whereas OF the Convention ~ approaching
3 close aud report having been made from the Com
mlttce the Judiciary therefore,
Ies9r9 Tint they be instructed 20 report system for
the Judiciary us indicated by hiLi
Tie motion was laid on the tablo and ordered tC be
printed. ,
Nh. ALNORD Rep, OnOndago) moved thal 'Ae IOh VI
the Convention DE- chilled. Lost
MI GREEI ~ Rop. WcatchcstorJ said It was priv
egcd question, aud did not need vote Any me III
ber could demand that The roll De called
The CHAIR said that this would determine whether or
not there quorum present. Al, -
The roll was called and 65 members answered 10 teI
names There not being quorum present, MT AlNOIID
moved 10 adjourn, which carried and the Cow On
lion adjourned 10 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
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rrests were made Yesterday. of person,

Nine arrests were made yesterday, of persons
found violating the Excise Law In this city.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad COM
menced running two regular passenger trains 10 New
York from Cincinnati yesterday leaving at o'clock
the morning and O'Clock Ia the evening.
AS the late express train on the Boston and
Kennebec Railroad entering Augusta, Me- ON SatuT-
day night IL ran and killed George mgulam. lie
mad served IN the navy and had Just arrived home IL Is
supposea that he was intoxicated aud laid down the
track and went 70 sleep
The trial of Julius +. Hartwell, llte clerk in
the Office OF Assistant Treasurer Of the United States
in Boston, compenced yesterday forenoon, az n
nccal session of United SatesCrcuit Court Justice
clifford presiding. Hartwe Il charged with having un-
lawfully loaned large sums OF United states money TO
Tdward Carter, and Mellen, Ward q 60.
Highly respectable merchants in this city
have wed letters conveying 10 them tho resolutions
witch have been adopted ~ the Petroleum Board OF
phuadelubia with respect 10 the recent arrest Of tho
NasSrs hug IL and Theo T. Tack, and asking suspeB-
sior ~ nubhc opinion The gcutcmen-say the rcsOla-
ons-eould not DC well guilty VI any disonoraDe trans
action.
In tbe United States Circuit Court at Gardi-
nor ,t Yesterday, Judge Fox delivered an olal opinion.
~ bic Judge Clifford conculred, in the case of Hub
hard art kenuey for infringement Of biomidecol-
I,, ,, tent Decree ontcrud for the comlaluauts.
% d 49, cose goes 20 o master In Chnucery tor onmpua-
tlon Of damages. Tue ale, la iol hS u'c vi piv''0
collodIan FOL photoGroPh1e PHPoSes
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BRITISH COLUMBIA

AGITATION or TIE ANNEXATI0N PROJECT As
PAYMENT TOR THE ALABAMA CLAIMS
NJ rELE3a,ru 10 TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26-By the steamer
Active from Victoria, dates to Aug 20 have been re-
ccived The Nctcs of that place says letters were re.
ccyod at Victoria stating that the question OF the cesson
OF Vancouver's Isnnd British Columbia TO the United
States IN liquidation OF the Alabama clansNRaS sub
iect of free discussion the clubs Of the British
metropolis and tho general feeling among EnSiish pom
fn was favorable to the proposition, "a the feadlest
metbod of having the sl2,uoOCOO which the United
states claim ~ compensation for losses sustained through
the eprsdatiOns of The Confederate cruiser The lmpe-
rial Governments 10 II said, would not hesitate 70 close nc
bargain were u not that protest was feared from o
Dominion of Canada, tho people OF which desire To OK
tend thc Confederation To the shores Of tho racine Is
baIi,ved however that Nancouyers Island may DC so
lIspospC of that It's ccsOn To tue Unlteu states "ouo
NOT vcude tie new Dominion from tine Pacific seaboard
re Tjetcjc CoI5pia learns that company OF Germans
is orszng IN Francisco to induce emigration Iron
e I'D word To stka for which purpose agencies are TO
he estabshcd IN the larger German cities. me plnclpa
object of the enterprise Is the Development OF the fisheries
The news from the Carlboe mines continues favorable
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falling several rods behind Tie third heat was essen
1 tally "a repetition OF the second.
Running lRace.-Tho horses and drivers III 'ns ''"'
were the in the running Of last Wednesuay
The horses we're Major Mahan entered by NJ I Downing
0f Boston: Lawrence Boy entered by Thomas Wen Dos
ton. and Irene entered by A. Carpenter sutton, MIS-
ran merely for eybfon A. 6e VAS ruled out from com
petition for premiums, having already taken ohs
and Mahan next Irene lead through the
| first half mile on tho second half the @ @tnree
leading at the mile, which made IN 2l6 ON the in t
half Irene held hor own, she did nearly uouF b '
closed up the distance and I'm neck ahead-tle
414 On the second heat Lawrence Boy let himself OUT
competitors Irene following second for more llah
half At the end of tho first mile lrene han Snp
afterward took Irene's place, and very pretty I %
followed between Lawrence and Mahan IhGt MaS
little choice between them during the last hhli ile u'
Just at home Mahan shot ahead ana won lne h''' IA
race. Tine 3:59 Lawrence being pafreu' INC 'e'ON"
The The pext race that for gentlemens driving
horses that have never troed In less than 2:jO was
home affair THE animals all being owned In Hartford
J. T. Lawrence entered Andy, II. Hewins entered "m
sprague and VIM b. Smith Bay Brtton. Brtton eashy
tool, two straight heats in 249t and 2i9 Andy coming IN
second Two premiums awarded IN the orGer
named The President Of the association. Mr. l.. B.
Strong then announced that the grand race lot lses
trottng horses Noul1 not come On rIo md Cold
entered-Co Maynard Lucy Lazy I%oid1ti morn % nrT f
smith Maid Maynard was IN Boston, ana the owner Ol
and Lady ThOrne woro owned by one man. man.
and that therefore, he had not fair sight
against them As ono OF conditions OF the match was
that three should start under the crcunstauces Ino
Judges would allow Il TO 20 The directors IN order
10 get UP good closing race then offered purse or so
for the fastest trong horses, two 10 start but lhe
owners OF the horses would not let their animals 20 even
at this. and the match therefore finally gwen up,
Lucy and Lady ThOTne put around the track twice
at an easy Ot for exhibition, when the crowd began To
= ~<-%ss knd the fair closed.
aA are NATIONAL HORSE SHOW.
SPRRGTIELD, Mass, Aug. 2G.-1he prcpara-
tions for tho National Horse Show, which commences IN
this city tomorrow nearly completed, and every
thing indicates success The entry books are not closed
vet and over 400 horses will bc entered before the exhibit
lions opens Tho managers have decided, owihg 10 me
recent ncemency OF the weather % extend the te Tor
entry I'm the classes for speed until o'clock oi the s
previous 10 that which the are 90 De t6ltd
The Fair will continue until Friday night.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.

TIE POOR LAYs-GEN. sCu0FIELD's DECISION
THE CASE or THE COL0RED CANADIAN.
srRLSsHP 10 TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2G.-Gen. SchOfed has
decided that the State Poor laws shall be enforced with
reference to the pauper to whom the Feedmens Bureau
has ceased giving ratons BY this decision all the black
vagrants who crowded to the cities Of Virginia after the
close OF the war viii be returned to their respective
counties where they are citizens. Tho pauper whites
VIII be treated the way. The CITY Council IS ABOUT
opening new alms7hOuse for colored people. -,
The case OF the cOlOred Canadian VINO appheu ior TO
dress because tho Of the steamship HaoFas re-
fused him first cabin passage on account OF us JOo
was decided tbs morning by United states COnn,ohe,
Cah0On. Mr. CahOOn decided that the CVll hlghts D,i
only applied 10 American citizens aud foreigners cou
not obtain redress under it -,
Major Delamater Chief Of the Medical Bureau or this
district, to-day mustered out. He is the first oinCer
this department has mustered out undor the PleouoA
system OF removal OF volunteer officers.
A Republican cOlOred meeting was held In Mahchester
on Saturday night, and addressed by o. q X POrel
Commonwealth Attorney at Norfolk, who IS sumpinS tho
state under the auspices Of the National Republican COIN
mittee.
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THE ATLANTICs DEFEATED BY a PICKED NM
SCORE, q TO II.

A match. for the benefit of Mr., Pe9rcc OF the
Atlantic Club between the Atlanties and picked niue
attracted large assembly to the Union Grounds WI
asburgh yesterday. Somewhat to the surprise 0i may.
10 whose gaze the Atlantic star is yet undmnshed the
champions suffered severe defeat being outpdyc1 from
the Yfrg fret inning The game was quickly ply co., 3L
manV pretfS points exhibited By both nlueS Ity
OneIied at S:i5 O'clock the AUaqt6s 'g0inE g. ipe
bat and being disposed OF IN One two Three order N hc
4erson alaIles" began play for the Picked nint 10y
high ball 70 center, which Mcdonald dropped Sockhan
and Tracy the next batteFs, were disposed OF M rS ~
Calvin aud on 4 foul fy by NILS lennon, ihep dItgi
being nlssed by Mills on foul H. got his base and ,bsa.
ouently his high ball on rlght, tlat when Crane
dropped swandel made his base by MT 10 center oul
not caught by Mills and Crane IN running 10 hcohdi t'
innings closing for two runs when " should nave be
"a blank. III the second inning each side secured
a run, me double play OF crane anu 'dl' ih
making the play. In the next Two iu.IHe' ohF
two Of The AtantCs got their bases, the hede OF the
PickedsNine being sharp and accurate not sHge ran
6ayinR marked their play thus far Tho pitonng Of
Charles" seemed 70 bother the champions not nttie
In th1 meantime the Picked Nine had been treated lo
fereusOn aud Calvin, excellent double play MAJ Alhg
The Inning Ia the fourth however, Zetteln WtcAihS
began 70 be hot and four runs we're added y f&cf.e
batting The Atlaucs then made rally ana scored nFe
y dropped bah by Tracy yielding Two OF them, bt tiiS
WAS Offset by four Of their opponents changes W the
field made, but did not beneht the Ati11tcs. ~
SoTt was made 70 make light OF the defeat, hy giving
4he aspect OF muffin match To this end, Mills went IN
a0pitch, Zettlen playing catcher, aud bas were oHt
muhed. The attempt, however, was unsucCeaal a. u
was too late crowd could not be blinded % the iact
flat the picked nine too strong for the Aanc ana
had defeated them IN fairly played game 50, i tit
same mufng was purpOsey ndulgod IN, and seven runs
were scored where two should have been obaned Ihe
1pay OF the picked nine generally excellent Ihai OF
EoC kman Lennon, SWaudell Beans, ana hacddimd uc-
ffo. .rfraN NE grg ~
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DIED

B1kERo Mend,, @ensy Aoss,t p Hora.s To, ,i y'."
BE- se,g' .a 1d Of q. Zee R , m irS fPs', % a.t ., g ,s.d
Wednesday Aug ~
cUhMNGs-on Monday Aug g. Oliver cummags in L5 s year
The relative and friend, family Invited % attend h Suu.c
Aug. %, at 10 O'Clock a IL.
GoLDsAITLIa this City, Sunday %omies Aug a5 Msr.
and Il dsys - "'4''''"' 's'i ''' - '''''-
IRwIS-At bis I,to re..isaos oee'po l. Saturday Ae A
The r,es and friends q the tHy uvd to .ssl
Fourth and South Fnh ST. BoOAlJn o. ts CruosiiJ ,a,aa
Illinois papen please copy.
LAwRENCE-O Friday morning. Aug % Richard Lawrence. IA
Relatives funeral from hs
deHe No III .a. TueHih st. GA Fuesiy' leru'oa al
Lu2LAMAt Oyster Bay l. L. weina,iy Aus a. Of eboe,s
Aag ~ joseph aged 10 moahs d sags only sa q JosepbB
and Am Elizabeth Luiiam
MARTIN-on Saturday Aug "a Daniel B MARTA sssi yeas
The funeral win tiks place at h Gealsaee Washington soab River
peciy invited 70 attend Leave kswro Early ,aans tria 4.
MooRE-At stamford COM sGrisy Aas a. Apsussa. Mo,
The uers vii take place tc ID. Presbyterian Church stamford %
weduesy Aug "a q II O'Clock Fueais are iat7 to atseat
sPENCEA Crenout we.tcbc.sr County SATURDAY. AuE ~
haret infant daughter Of Andrew and Margaret spsace ssei
The funeral viii take place st o'clock m on Thursday Als a.
se r.lenee Of hes parents The rsaias ~ t taken "oos"S
VAN poRENA MoHayen Sunday Aus IS Bessie daughter Of
. ch1, 4eSs5. % al a. SaS kD w S MI PSS s5 i p S ,
Somerset Conn, papers please copy.
Y0SBA South Orange. Sunday morning Aug o. Iogis Van
vechten, Youngest hld Of John G. and hyra r. N0se
WOOLSEYOn saturday evening "a of heart Ellen j.
Atkinson wife o samuel W. WOosey aged a years
The relatives aud friends Of he family invited to aseni the eaersi
TUESDAY Aug q o'clock hog heE late sds.ees
M0Onst. Brooklyn D. without farther Invitation Hei
remains be gbkeC "Wednesday morning
WILLIAMSON Flashing L. T., SUNDAY morning Aug 70 DsThh
Williams
His friends relatives invited 10 seui bis funeral The Ccngn
Rilsing TUESDAY. Aux a. at 0f O'Clock
Flushing Hunters P,ut at ~ O'Clock
connecting leave James slip at O'Clock Thirty 1af
Gt9.l0 -,
wIsOS-At Lswsburg Sunday Aus Helen H. on eh'd
h Wilson sged sai ~ dsys
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
,r vr1tow FEVER IN GALVESTON.

TIE YELLOW FEVER IN GALVESTON
GALVESTON, Aug. 9O.-The interments on Sat-
urlay were 25 for the week. 1888, and among lhem Cp'
J. A. Nlckeron OF Massachusetts, and Capt huhnei' u
the schooner Liberty of New-York the new 'noi
- ,I,r,~b TInn & Co. sent g. 900 to the Howard
ssoctron Tbero were % deaths in tins city on sotur
day and sunday from yellow fever
THE CHOLERA on THE PLAINS
WAsrIvGroN, Aug. GA private le'ter'
d,od near Fort Hnys Kansas, Aug 90 says the onoei
bo, been the scourge Of the Plains this summer ana u
seems strange that should ever become nm ns
htl,, l ~ ono company OF cavalry az hat posi-
men nv cholera and thus far 81 men IN all by that
,fts.o.e nj this
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ARMY GAZETTE.

IT,. 6ssa regulation from the War Department has been prouul
gael General Orders No o. from the headquarters Of tie Army
"AprrAyr GENERtLs OFFICE, WAsHfSeToS
Under section p o. The ic approved July H. M th losoas o.
og tU hO1i.-
H. er Army except that thr Nou1 rank shah be entered
upon tl u Army K.ger accordingly No ocer Of the Regular
be the tte att1ehoa 70
L nea " u the Regular ArJ and no ocer will wear
than he uau prescribed t,r ~ le1 w 0fet sfAs ~
the stns/
pe. Can. PIra- FI 9Th bgan mustered oU First Lieut.
Artillery 0r4erel report for ten y InrusHor.h Stl iLl a
parlrT tay BUttclte ordered % report 20 ten rome
First LeIt NJ Hamilton 2hinr iuy Q1feEmas,ets DepAt
Uuet States coorsi truV0si hlsimcLt
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THE -UEATHER

RzN,nEi Tile t.srmouetsr xas lowest early n 90 MonnS
steady ainophsrg togo ue n y at 90! h. lana Obecs could
be seen is e distance 'aAa s OILY ig cloudy Afternoon
aud evening slightly cloudy.
The uca planet dssgerE bg Poi g Of the Ann Arbor
V's,o' iS@' mon a the constellation Of Cetus,
l'- ut bJ w. ol N Ceu. the goaferiui variable star %
m " oftts ,l.g o. ts seven about II aud
,,togbtles. nyisb, saye d. copes Of supeor power A.
rete,r, rouutr 2ah % OF VI
25t on brighter than Jupiter; one equal TO A9ra
yellow moving - .ou rct lbJ n 90 irpeTf tse i,ll vas 70
rne l91 Of Ri lui 81 equal ~ ofla W sas 0 '' '
erisf of ma sliule - -..,.,,
Auacsr. Aag 26-Heiy{ blus h evening aai ye"Sniay
svauua
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tn n. Ldltor OF TIE Tribnne.

To 0s Editor OF TIE Tribune
SIR: The following item from The Ner- YORK.
Express Is entirely iao and only have been inserted
by disappointed parties 10 hiure The public should
understand that every effort being mad0 by some or
our competitors % appropriate 20 themeves the hoDof
conferred upon us at tho Paris Exposition Yours truly,
TIE HOWE MACHINE Co.
LEVI g. SJOCKwEIL. Treas
Office OF the Howe Machine Co., No 900 Broadway cor
ner OF FOurtn-st., New York, Aug %, 1861
EXPOSITION USIyEHSfILE.
We learn by recent adyces from Paris, that the name
Of Elias Howe IT, heads list Of petitioners 70 the I'M
pcral Commission for reconsideration OF the sewing
Machine awards significant commentary upon tho
DENOMINATIONS of the Howe Company that the gold medal
has already been awarded for that machine Express
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FIRES
IN CEDAR-sT.


At 81 o'clock p. N. yesterday a fire was dis
covered the third floor of No. IS Cedarst Before
extinguished that and the adjoining building, No 20
4h floors OF No 90 were occupied 10y Frank Miller Co..
manufacturers OF blaeking Loss stock and fixtures
insured The 4eoOnd floor OF No IL occupied by
Messrs. Reed. Cutler q Co., importers OF drugs and
Chemicals Loss by water, 5000 The tirst hoOr Y
occupied by Mr. IT, Johnston, dealer in paints and oils
Loss by water $780, insured The first floor Of No. 20 Is
occupied by Messrs Kellogg Co.. dealers in paints and
oils Loss by water, $4,000 insured The roofs OF both
damaged Loss about 1900 Owing TO the absence OF
tho occupants the list OF could not be OBJ
tanned.
IN WEsT-sT.
AT o'clock p. M yesterday, while the ,iirc
apparatuses were az tho Ccdars fire. flames were dscov
cred the second floor Of No. SO wesst Before the
engines could be sent from the other fire the flames had
spread throughout tho entire building, and in short
time II almost completely burned out The first and
second floors were occupied by Mr.. John J. Bingham
ship chandler. Loss on stock about 5000; fuly IN
sured I'M cty Offices The third floor occupied by
Messrs Peterson McCarty shlpJolners and carpenters
The fourth floor was occupied by Mr.. John Sehohtini
as saill0ft Loss about $500 not insured The origiI
of the fire is unknown. Sections OF pOee wore pIes5n
from tho Twenty-sevCnth and adjoining precincts uiuc
the command OF capt oJoeIs.
IN SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, \. y, Aug. 26.-Ihe brick store
occupied by sayes Brothers. corner Of ChurchS ana t
railroad took fire at O'Clock this evening from kerosene
which the clerk drawing The STOCK, cOnslstnlg
groceries lquors vc valued at $4,000 al Destroyer
insured for a 900 or tq0Oo H. v Sayess family, liyng
the store, barely escaped The books were az DE
stroyed The building belonged to George s. Irm. New
The she'd and other wooden buildings near the store
were saved The steam fire engines were effective
THE FRONT-ST. FIRE.
The following are the losses and assurances OF
the stock and building No 81 Front st. occupied by 1alt
Dryfus3 & Co.. grOCers Loss on stock, about f2O"
InsuIances ROYAL, $1,000; Continental $1,000; HOME
for 5000; insured FreMarshal Baker IS stu InyesHga
ting the alleged suspicious origin OF the ffc.
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vorrI pRocEssIoN or rIREMEN.

puuADELpmA, Aug. ga novel procession
,er,neu caricaturug the practice Of receiving eonpa-
mics returning from VISIT to other cities, came Oh 'i'
,,i{o fo,npanies OF fantastcals calling themselves
t1n'Ier Eneu, No H." went to Wilmington th9 nut -,
iuy vifi wooden engine. Returning thls eyennH1 Jv h
~ tor,n ,ere met by a t0rch-ight parade tornltu ~!
IIf or ten cOlniaulCs with hnclfm equlpmeA.sI aAu
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Sp,tiaI Notitts.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
h0tlce 20 Pntrous

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
FOR THg BETTER ACCOMMODATION OF raE PUBLIC.
THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS co.
HAVE ESTABLISHED BRANCH RECEIvIEa OPPEons At rat
FOLLOWING YAagD PLACES IL gSwYOaz CITY LsO W
CIYrTY. viz:
7S5 BROADWAY
0aJ BROADWAY
$50 BROADWAY
Corner HUDSON aai LEONAROSTs
90 THIRDAyE. cor Tute-uhst
2S9 THRDAvB. cor. Tweutyseeooih st.
sIxTr.AyE. cot Thirty fourth st
sIxTH.AyE.. coz P,dy-sistbst
95 RIGHTHAyE cor Fosrtseas, i I
PSI EIGHTHAJR.. cor Twenty thria
All EIGIrTIIAvE.. Thirty sahst
75S EIGHTHAyR. Fay ssoonist
All THIROAyE. coz Thr,ya5.tst
593 THiRDAvs. cor Foryaut's
7a4 THIRD AyB
FOURTHAYE. cor Tdr,ysss0ois. s.
Isg sIXTHAyE cor. Tbtesasbs,
45i sIxTHAyB. cor Tvsuty ,sgee'S St
Is RxCHASGBPBACE. Jersey CITY
2Go WASHINGTON ST. City -BnH square sroosiJa
FULTOSAvB.. corner Of Jayst, BrookSn
FULTON AyB. corner Of wsshDgsoast Broosirs
CoURTSr opposite West w,rroa-t Brooklyn
III SOUTH SEyKErHsT.. WdOaHs'orsA
17O GRAND ST; ;wlIans5lrgh
37s GRAEDSr., wlIHAn5ourss
Package, Ofhe's ois" 1r tbs s'.ae'a.
aon Of Packages will be promptly at,aidS -
As tie lines Of the Merchants Unoa ErPfs Con9nT nov 'ras 70
all oot, Moth West Yawess snl South West s5 oa sePs''
facilities for tag sa,non Of Goa Sds's 8'at Notes yn'"' ''d
FreIgh. P,%A,gst
p. ot,, r,d 70 the ,ol,.,ic. q E2es Draft asi A.
,s'te'iN '".u'' -,.'ST >,
counts s;y. ,,s@.. 4 . ~ 20 !.
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MARRfED

BogCR-SwfPT-' wooesve Conu Bosi,y Angus, 49, by
the Rev Sir Newcc~5, Mr. Boyee % Miss Asy ss6 bolh 81
New-YOrk City
aoch.ster Y 90 Friday Asgu.,
by "a Rev D. Shelton q. qsssle ESQ., Of EesiOn CITY "
Mis- Aiie dlu. .lsF of r. GALLOWAY sf, Sf Chester N \
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Gcn eherllan - 40 lsIlcd tho ioIIOwlng 0rler.
ALABAMA.

MOyrGoMEEY, Aug 2G.-Registration in this
state is completed but full returns aIc stn lacking from
several counties The thus far received give
whltos 1850; blacks, s352t-t0tal, l5z9l0.
Jury was impJuuolrd m tins city today under IN,
recent order ~ Cen Pope. comn05cd oi haf batA' ana
.aif whites.
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II "a % Sh 5A sH' 7ib ea So
Aax.. stss,i,;z Q : ~
Len On Bsses-Galyin Ms Crane KeuHv I~tc Eeg1n-At
Isu,ie T; sWandsl Maclsraid Lewis Z-iickel Moe
Home Run-lerFuso l.
struck Out-CbaYet J.
Flr.cstches-Gayn Crzne heDoHah Nils Kc7nrt'nnc o.
Tracy 2 Lennon bWAnde Maclalm5 j. bssls 3
Lewis t-~Pickci Nine -
Fsu Bounicatehes-Mlsl Zelein 2-Atautic 2: ieuto1
Double PagsBy CrAuo and GAVIN; Ferguson, Crane aaI pEa
Beans StOekman and SwaBdeA
Oats on Fouis--Atsntic5 times; Picked Nine 4
Passed Bais--kils Z, Zetteiu q Lennon
called Bals-oD Letlein 10; on Walker id
Time Of Csame-l hour and 5 m.udtes.
Unplre-Mr Hall Of the Excelsior Club
Sc0refs-M MessfG GOBk and DuVaL
GRAND MATCH TO-DAY.
This afternoon the grand match Atlantic vs..
picked nine Of Mutual EckfOrd Eureka, and Star Clubs
comes Of on the CapitOlne Ground AT y.
QUAKER CITY VS.. HARRY CLAY.
The Quaker City and Harry Clay Clubs played
match on Saturday OF which the following Is the score
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THE MoBnE AND oHro sTRIKE.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-NO arrangement mas
been effected with the the Mobile and Ghio hs
road. The Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad VIII tsHe
transfer passengers for Mobile aud New -Oaeans
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CuARLTsrON, s. c., Aug. 28.-Thc total city
trtiou returns, up this evening, give the whites
el: cCored 1850 The total ~ the city and state gives
the whites eTE; colored. 22,Gas.
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Total ,,l;I....

~. a. al dts sh 9Th III sl. 9y-To;;5j+
N.;os,''.....S S,s,s..S ! g & = Q
Ont on ba.e.-Natonsl 10. Muusl a. srrck outJestt F
c.teas-Natoual u; Mutuas8 0gsNatona. - Auas
. Lea on bases-Nstiona 2; Mgtna, Hoag u.,-S 'g5
PIKE l. Passed TO- BerthrOag, p Hatfield. bis
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nook apparatus nude Of bogsheads and -four barrels
The parade Witnessed ~ large crowds and created
much meTrmcut