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New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
CONNECTICUT.
TnE Two BAENCMs AGAIN.

TIE TWO BAltNOMo AOAiN'
A number of the House Committee ON hlec-
Sions, with MI Dawes as Chairman will meet at Bridge
port on Monday next to investigate the alleged raud5
an Congressional election OF the Fourth District OF
Connecticut in April last. This investigation Is under
stood to have been urged by several friends OF tc u
feated candidate, Mr p. T. BaTnum prominent anon
whom Gov Hawey and Mr. Anles the OpniehIo olu'
nance manufacturer. The friends of the Great Snowman
believe that they adduce sufficient evidence o EIO
corruption aud fraud. practlccd by the TRENDS OF Ihe
cessfu candidate, 10 nvadate his election IL i
that not only money paid directly 10 ouy ~
which is specifically in violation OF state sta %
that fraudulent papers of both registry ana
zion were made and furnished TO aliens VINO J NuoJJ
for tho Democratic candidate. Furthermore IL y cla
chat small regiment Of nOn-resdents ana Oh 49,,
who had right To vote anywhere, were iii yJ,
che District for the specific purpose OF VOTING ol W %
H. Barnum, the Democratic nominee DunE .H. w.. ~
fSresS OF the in some portions of te Disso' @
Democracy did not attempt cOnceaIIieNt % q -
pOse carry the election at whatever cost DotsSS
Frequently made that whatever sum the
might choose eXpend four times that ln9ul. & ~,
Zoe freely forthcoming for the benefit or the ",
party In several towns of Litchfcld county tiic ~
try lists were increased by the addiron OF n..5 49,
that were not known any OF the residents OF ho 49, 49,
and t is beyond question that these frauduieh'
yer SONS voted the Democratic ticket.
REPUBLICANISM IN CONNECTICUI
1t is noteworthy fact that twO-thldS OF the
Republican Nominating Conventions III the Oooc'i0u'
Valley TO be held ia the village churches.
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF COUNTERTETTERs /,
PIIii.ADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Dr M. V. Garman.
Nat Kinsoy. and Miss Caroline Heron were arrested
last night charge OF manufacturing counterfeit bank
notes The officer also seized s22OO Of finished notes and
100000 of unfinished notes. They also captured tho
plates for printing notes the Fourth National Bank OF
New York City and 5Occnt fractional currency together
with the presses inks &c. Since the arrest OF Dr. Car
il has been ascertaned that he had contract TO
supply notes the First National Bank OF Our CITY, to be
executed week Garman ~ supposed to be the man
who first issued counterfeit fractional currency notes
The particswil have hearing before the United states
Commissioner Immediately.
For years past Garan has been suspected OF heg en-
gagged in the counterfeit business and The detectives nave
been after him through Ohio and this state. but never
could obtain sufficient evidence to warrant them III az
resting him Garman has been living IN THIS CITY Tor nine
months past but has been very caclul 10 conceal Ms
place OF residence. He would sometimes consume nearly
half day in reaching his home. taking very rOuuda-
bout IN order To throw off OF their guard any per
who might be watching him
II was finally ascertancd that Miss Heron had relatives
in ONO with whom she cOrrcpOnded Last evening she
made her appearance the Post Office. and followed
10 house No 4Ol DckcrSOnst The house was surround
ed and a watch was kept for Garnan lie was seen 10
come out and was followed Eleventh and Spruccsis
when he was captured with Kinsey, who is enaycr.
The officers Who had been left tO watch the house ~ DICK
ersos took possession of IT, aud found Miss Heron
there The presses paper, k. &c, employed IN the man
the all found IN the house Inc
business carried quietly that 1t was hot sus
pected by the ncghbors. and m order that pOnose might
be heard, india rubber was placed under the press
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
RICHMOND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL PAIE

The attendance mt the New Dorp Club
Grounds yesterday larger than on any previous day
there being more than 5000 people present The c1hDl
on OF live stock was very fine, Mr. Sampson having sent
number Of countybrcd horses and cattle which were
very much admired. also a number OF colts sired by
Rsdk's iambetOnian The floral display was credliabc
but not very prOfuse The chief attraction yesterday was
the races two having been announced 10 take pace
which were attended by number of people from inc
city The first "a trOt for purse on SOD Tor
which Mr. Van Clccfs mare Lady Van Ceef Mr. Monks :
Goldsmith mare, and Mr.. Nichols brown morse were
entered The Occasioned very little excitement Inc
rst heat won by the GOdsinith mare hItcr "inch
the other horses were Withdrawn. For some tlne
previous 20 the second the pool seller carried on
thriving business. The horses entered were Lazy jane.
by Mr. smith; Fanny Allen, by Mr.. De Forest; anu hHch
Diamond by Capt Vanderbilt The purse was $500 three
0uartcr-nlle heats best three in five After the nisl
heat which was by Lady Jane, at the request OF
Black Diamonds friends his driver was changed. MI van
Eta the Of the horse, taking thc reihS
which improved matters considerably, as Back Diamond
won the race in three heats Time 1901, l;oat
1914 After the address was delivered ny tc
Hon BENJAMIN r. Bruce of Madison County. IN when ne
paid very handsome compliment To the STOCK iasrtS
and farmers OF Richmond County. The far VIII ciose
fa-fI4
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ClBA.
OF THE oArTArN-GEYERAL.

HAVANA, Sept. 26, via Lake City Fla. 9th
The funeral of the late Captan-Generl Manzano took
place tins morning. The procession started at o'clock
for the Cathedral where solemn requiem was cee
bracd by the Bishop ri Cuba. The remains VIII lie
in state until the 3Oth inst when they are to DC shppd
To SPAIN The procession was very long ana imposing,
apd occupied 45 minutes IN passing a given point.
Exchange is dull but rates are the same as last quoted
The Sugar market Is inactive; quotations show no
change.
Flour is quiet The cargo brought by tho TiOga from
Ncw-Orleans is selling at $i4 80 y bbi.
Apples are selling at 50 reals. Beans at II reals
The Spanish steamship Barcelona has arrived from
Vera Cruz and the PanO OceanO has just ar
rived from st. Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
NEW-JERSEY.

ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICAN RALLY.
last night the German Republicans of the
s;vb seventh and Thirteenth Wards of Newark turned
m en- nasse in torchlght procession, after which they
maid mass meeting triangular square at the juno
fion OF springfield and belmont aves More than 5000
was not present Of the necessity of being care
mi IN recovering from ysCa weakness. The hCeuLs
was called to order 10y Mr.. AsChenbach. James LOvet
esq, of New-A Ork chosen President. lie mauc
snort address. in his mind certain.
mud at the closing Of the polls on election DAY,
5n October, the party would roll up between l,5Uo
and COO majority In the City of Newark. b. Pr1eth esq.,
made IA few remarks in German, after which Cen kIy
ynOw ski was introduced. He spoke strongly in favor OF
manhood suffrage aud bitterly against the administration
of A. johnson. Ills remarks, which were III OcImd.l
were Frequently apulaudCG While Gen. Kryzanowsh
speaking side meeting was organized 10 accOmuO-
date the assembldgc, which addressed by James L.
marks principally 10 progress ana TO the kepuoncan
party aS Exponent OF IT. ChceTS were IltNucl
gwen The enthusiasm exhibited was almost unoounded,
when Seunderhait's band performed " Raly rOuhu inc
nac boys the occupants OF the PLATFORM as wen rs the
nSscmbage at large joining IN the chorus ana made the
Wolkn rIn5 MI john roster followed Deh' nj! @aH
Owski.
NEWARK REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans of the First Ward OF New
Prk have chosen thc following nominees: For Alderman
Aaron o. Mains. For Chosen Freeholder-Joseph ward
bcr Board o. EXcis.-JOhn Benson. For Ward Clerk
Edwin r. BALDWIN. For Justices of the PeaceJohnson G
baldwin. VIM Bradshaw; John c. DeDow for ColiSVa-
bics John Staats, George W. Griffin, Henry Brown
NEWARK SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
A Soldiers and Sailors Republican Club was
formed in the First Ward OF Newark on Thursday even
Ing which pledged Us support To the nominations oi th
Eity Convention and Ward Committee, ana elected on
ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James A. SOmervile SeCe-
iary-Samuel b. Richardson. Treasurer Edward - @ VT =
iornick Executive Committee-Capt Peter Peter is Nc
Neil, SerSt Ogden FOXcrOn.
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~ s,.-,I,.a OF xrw-YoRK vs.. ALrmA or BROOKLYN.
CRICKET.
Az INTERESTING MATCH TO-DAY.

An INTERESTING MATCH TO-DAY.
On the Ncw-York grounds, to-day, will be assem-
bed ele7eus selected from the Newfork anil Manhattan
Cricket club. 10 contend M the mastery The match win be very i'm.
por,au peculiar thshAt never played before, aud never
viii be a metal vii be pesenied To the gentleman
wbo highest Of
SINGLE WICKET MATCHES on HAND.
Mr. Pearson the talented professional OF the Phia-
dena e Cab repute1 the best batsman the country has
been matched p Mr Bulls Of the Newark Club single wicket
l or 81 Newark on Monday and as Mr. Bus
sas bowler s create great Interest among
deyo;ces Of the game ,...-- ~ ~
Ser and Byron) and Messrs lee Bulls aud Morley The
game Is for the Ssdde all take place tie SAIe
lite grounds Wihamsbub, Monday the 1th Of October
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Ia p d. 4b. 5th. 9th 7th 9th. 9th. Total
iusl..........0 10 -

l.i "a d. 4b. 5th 9th 9Th. 9th 9th Total
S1rsi......S MG'ssli .........SS z 8 . q %
Bases -NeNlhou. s. Pike, s. Hatfield Q; Paeron, 3;
pe,y Jewet Waterman. ,; EeirmaB. G. Hunt 5M luA
~ Klein 3; Ssa1e 5, Nelson. o; Patterson, 2 Malone Gmm
.: Allison snrt o.; Courury, 3hckfJrd, % Home Rgns-
PIKE. HATFIELD. g. Nr,on GruuL strucA Out-Maione
FfsLag Aahon. ?: Ilahed q Jewett D.
Waterman i-M4l Ssanie, ?; Patterson p Gum, Ali
son Couftsrv 3-Eckpr Foul Bound Catches-Jewett, q
Couney MisseMcMaho .; Pike L. DeSr l. Jewett /
l. NrsOn H. Patterson, T. Grnm, snyder, l.
Courigey EfJ To- Double P,-liat6ed II Waterman and
Al .on Ous Fous-MutnA 3: Rcko S. Passed BssJew
eft T. Ciarurr Ganr-THo hours and fifteen minutes
UmpircMr FULTON Club scoer-Messrs Thorne and
SmoDson.
STAR OF NEW-YORK vs.. ALPHA OF BROOKLYN.
These Cnbs met on the Capitoline grounds on
AMI well contested played which
tih nns account Of darkness the score being
20 Alphi, "a
THE LAWMAKERS VS.. HUDSON RIVERS
NEwBURGH, Sept. 2l.-The game played here to-
dlv between vAse ansngbugh and the Hudson Rivers
Nesburgh % after innings the defeat OF the former by
sc0r Of ~ togJ
THE TOURNAMENT AT BOSTON.
The closing game of the Base Ball Tournament at
Do,,on Was ps nn Tm0uniAns Of that city
And the Eage Foeuce The concluded With the
fnh nungs the being Trmouniain. l6i Bagle, o.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF CONNECTICUT.
NEW LONDON COnu., Sept. 27-The game between
tr Pgua the Rversdes Of Norwich, for the State
chan. resulted m o the former the standns-Peiao
". .Irf,de, g.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
OPINIONS OF CHIEF-JUSrICE CHASE.


1t is reported that in recent conversation
with Lucy Stone Mr. Chase said: BE free to say from
that think there will be end TO the good that will
come by womans suffrage, the elected on elections.
government, and woman herself have said this
in public and private for many years am glad that an
effort making In Kansas to accomplish II. and shall
TeOice when the elective franchise shall be free To
women IL is to think too that this Will be
at no distant day"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
rr1r ,,,rrIcAy INSTITUTE FAIR.

The Exhibition of the American Institute Is
sin growing in attraction and interest. Cen Heint1e-
man and Gov Chamberlain of Maine were among inc
distinguished visitors yesterday Secretary seward VIII
visit the Fair shortly; and Gen. Phil Sheridan WI" make
H. ,,nc,rucc i'm tie halls Of the Exhibition on Monday
AFTERNOON or evening THIS Will be the siSnal IoI
crn.b nj tlc Exhibition The attendance yesterday was
greater than upon any preceding da aDoul 'OOo PooP
Visiting the Fair IN the course Of the day.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
ST LOFTS AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 27.--The seventh ANIMAL
fair of the ST I0us gricUtural and Mechanical Asso
ciaon will commence october and promises TO be the
largest ever held here Entries of stock Agricultural
products machinery, textile fabrics. have been made
from nearly all Western States and many fine horses
and cattle will be here from New England.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Fair of the Queens County Agricultural
Society which closed yesterday was one OF the most sue
cessiul exhibitions ever held in the County The police
arrangements under Sergeant COrnwel OF Brooklyn
were admirable The display of fruits flowers and veg
etabcs was splendid and reflected credit on the exhibit
ors larger portion of the Exhibition Building was
allotted TO the exhibitors Of necdlewOrk. waXwork ana
household articles. This department was ful and de-
serves special mention. Tie poultry show was not iuy
M that NJ former years. The show Of thoroughbred
horses, cattle sheep, and swine large. The rar
closed with grand procession OF premium horses on tDe
halfne track the awarding of premiums, and short ad-
dresses b., several members OF the Society The Otcrs
OF tho Society worked faithfully and cneTgccay, ana
great credit for the manner in which thcy per
formed their duties $500 was awarded in premiums.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
AGRIC ULTUEE.
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.


BUFFALO, Sept. 27.-Thc stock Of implements
and machinery are rapidly arriving and taking position
in the State Agricultural Fair grounds The officers Of
the Society say in all their experience they wit
messed preparations far advanced a tins early date
From appearance the Fair will open on Tuesday next
with the greatest display ever held in tins state at SINH
lar gathering Among the distinguished visitors present
hear Of Lord Amberly Of England. who has Just ar
rived in this country Inspect mode OF farming and
agricultural implements
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

The Adjutant-G General has announced recent
commissions az follows: First Dvison-Martin s. McMa-
hon. Division Inspector, with rank from jane TO- 1857
Uambln promoted; 1O8th Begment-Lewis Jackson. son.
unissarv of Subsistence, with rank from sept 10 oD,
6Tst annontmont The following designations Dy omcers
In the National Guard have been accepted by the Co'
10 nderJuC Chief during the week ending sept III Ie1
Sent 10 Capt Norris w. Mundy, Aidede camp, loth
R1sade sept 49, Major G. Williams Judge-AuV1oat@e. @
i, Triadc. Sept ~ 47th Regiment Capt Henry lrWln
Sent 10 52d Regiment Lieut. Francis Coleman sept ~
SIat Resiment Adutant s. A. Murray.
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Special Autitss.

" ECONOMY ieuds 20 Wealth" is Old and ri,e.
HewYOrk City even year iaa vii fss
$4,000 MAGIC SI.SIFTBRS
Post No. y, e.. A r., will MONDAY EVENING, Sept
20 on td Of Fourth Thirteenth ST. I u O'clock pre-
cis-ly. By orer II b. 4. MORGAN, CommaaJas.
4. X DAVE, Acting Adjntant
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
oocIAI. SCIENCE.

Before the Section or Social Science oil the
New-York Society for the Advancement OF science anu
Art last evening Dr. John H. Griscom read an interest
ing paper ON Prison Hygiene The ehiei POINTS - 70
s5eTed I'm seeking the best sanitary cOndion III P.. 40
are frst its location, which should be seeceu WIN ~ "a
much more care than In choosing rd S Se fors
90 doIonuess incident to low ground, and the pIeah ar Va
100 elevated position Secondly the food 9I n e nc
meps OF the Individuals and 10 tle elr,
e%saaces Of their mode Of life Third the SSefs Cagefsy Et
I'D hcter means provided therefor than we see
IN most places Of IN ehgs TINS was GSEy
EnRanu. "nd many forcibe examples or the fatii
p pe.s e neglect this essential Were @ toScs pe
tle r, made by several gentlemen, ana inc ui'As
sehio" re 1, .ocietv were voted 10 DIR. Griscom.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
SINGLE WICKET MATCHES
ROWING.
scrn1.n,cE FOR TIE CHAMPIONSHIP oF CANADA.

sCUIL-RACE FOR TIE CHAMPIONSHIP OF CANADA
OTTAWA. Sept 27.-At the regatta yesterday. the
tro scurace Tor The championship OF Canada won W uhau
nr ~ of Toronto Timing challenge Haml OF PIls
burg Or Portland him for $780, single eu' distance
place. Andt tInc to be arranged.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP or THE CONNECTICUT.
SPRINGFrzIp Mass, Sept. GA bOat-race Tor the
Ch,mslp the of at this city Tomorrow
Le he J. r. Taploy w. Dickinson, both siioad crews
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
THE YELLOW FEVER At MOBILE.

THE YELLOW FEVER AT MOBILE
MOBILE. Sept. 27.-Ninc cases OF yellow fever
are reported here o the q hours ending yesterday even
ing aud five for the day before
THE MORTALITY II SEw-oRLEANS.
Nyw-ORLEAYs, Sept. 27.-There were a yell
low fever ircrmcnts during the "a hours ending ut
O'Clock this morning. 81,
The citizens of Louisville, KY, are contrib
ptn literally toward the relief oi the sufferers by yellow
fever in New-Orleans.
QUARANTINE MATTERS.
DIR. Bissell, Deputy Health Officer, IN charge
OF the Hospital at Lower Quarantine. yesterday noed
the Quarantine Commissioners of hyc more uea'"S
on,on the pick passengers lately arrived on te ssan
shin aud that there had been six more aut
ted from the Illinois since the last report
YELLOW FEVER REPORTED AT GREENPoiNr'
II is reported that John Keller and -
Smith died OF yellow fever, at Grccnpoina few days
eco and that Harvey died there OF the same malay
Yesterday They employed IN giass IacIory o ~
9,ommercjals John Haer and Andrew Snincr arc aiso
u il alleged very sick with yellow fever Much &
,ncnt exists n the neighborbnod Inc le'cl "a' "
10 GreenpOint Ia an Itanan DARK
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 27-The Illinois State Fair
will be opened Monday next at Quincy where eXten-
sve prcnaraons have been made ard the finest grounds
la the country have been provided for the occasion.
These grounds belong TO the citizens O quincy who nave
spent nearly 100000 in permanent improvements on
hon
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
TIE BUCKEYE RACES At CINCINNATI

CTNCiSNATI. Sept 27.-There were two races at the
Buckcre Cll Course The fret the Ohio stakes 1r three
OLD it 100 entrance p declared last January ga for
September J. the Club Aid 800 closed with
sutu horses started. BufOris Sorre, Oily
hT Leri1rtn AMI Ssiggerts Fannie Cheatbim. the
Tno 81 The second hsndi
cap fnr all , r pure oi $50 a mile dash Mack PhEateer and
Caiona h otesnt. The b. Mack Caledonia
coillu. s-s0aA Time 4.1Hl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.

BUFFALO, Sept. 27-The American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions met at o'clock TINS
morning and after ransacng some unimporani Duses,
aSscd Tsoutlons returning thanks tho citizens and
iress of Buffalo for extended The closing a
dresses were then made. and the Board aD9ulhcu az !.
a. M Members are leaving the city rapidly by every
train.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
THE DROUTH IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept 27.-The temperature
is still very dry. Reports regarding corn and potatoes
are more dscouraging farmers are selling their stock
water very scarce aad in many cases the cattle have
10 he driven great distance FOR water Farmers are not
feeding hogs the Winter markets 10 any great
and being made but those Tor carry nc
lNgr
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
TEMPERANCE IN NEW-JERSEY.

The Twenty fifth Anniversary of the Newark
Sons Of Temperance win but no arrange
mens have yet been made for its celebration In that
city In the other cities OF the State however the celc
bration will take place Monday. In Elizabeth grand
demonstration Is to be made, while in Trenton the Dy
several bands of music The next session or the Grand
Division Of the Sons of Temperance Ia be held in New
Brunswick on Wednesday, the 23d OF October Al the
last session committee appointed TO draft Dili
providing for the prohibition OF the sale Of intoxicating
liquors which bill, il approved at the October sessloi
Is forth With TO be submitted To the Legislature.
The Young Mems Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society, No. /, held public meeting last evening az
Washington Hall Mr.. Robert r. Dickson, President OF
the Society, in the chair Addresses III advocacy OF
inc principles OF total abstinence made by Mcssrs
T. Doris, ID Kcrigan, and J. Nevn. The audience was
Kept In good humor by Dessrs Nolan, Rouse, Morris
keenan,, and O'Brien who sang some amusing songs.
Several Persons signed the pledge, and few became
members OF the Society AT tho close Of the pubic meet
ing business meeting held, when the Society com
pleed us arrangements for the annual ball. to take place
at Odd Fellows Hall the night of the 10th OF October
the birthday anniversary Of the Rev. The0bald Mathew,
the apostle Cf temperance.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
RASE-B -BALL.
MUTUAL VS.. ECKFORD.

The game between the Mutual and Eckford clubs
yeseriay r-'utei Anticipated the Of the Muuis but
Ropr. unIpeedy good Of Winning ud
PLAYED al sny the hr might have borne od the victory for
tzil-d
ANYTHING Ake sT Dat the ae dropped balls
took su. deserved dfst The play Of The Mu.uas
s- Who'll. game indeed indifferent
hh0n AID 10 of skill much inferior "a that which will be
pyei Nhrn the ry-atcrs in friendly rivalry
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
THE DRAMA.
Mig Il ANnNl
AEY STUART.

MRS. LANDER AS MARY STUART.
A dispatch from Boston informs us that Mrs.
Lander appeared there last evening the occasion of
her benefit, Mary Stuart. in adaptation OF Mrs
Frances Anne Kembes translation to Of the largest
and most intelligent audiences in the Boston
Theater.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
BILLIARDS.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF OHIO.

1HE CHAMPIONSHIP UF VIfIV'
CLEVELAND. Sept 97.-Ihe billiard match tonight
for the eampou,bp Of Ohio golden and 500 Was wen by
Pr, against Aekeuan Of Cincinnati by POI pon The
=, .Io pons aud was made Frswey The average Of
was about aud about H. Ffawley nov holds the
.lir mp@titO
New-York tribune., 1867-09-28
NAVY GAZETTE.

Cant James H. SPOTS has been
detached from Mare Island Navy
Yard. Cal. and waiting orders
Commander Richard l.. Law has
been detached from thg command OF
the Tae0ny. and waiting o'iers.
Lieut.. Commander Nathl Green
Midshipmen VIM. W. Rcrnger.
John Nj. Tan. ana WIN. 7. BlrNell,
Acting Pissed Assistant Surgeon
Henry Shaw, First Assistant In q.
neer Geor1e W. Melville, Second
Assistant Engineer w. j. Drosby.
aud Acting Third Assistant Enyi-
neers WIN. McPaul and Robert Mil
Ter. have been detached from the
Tscony, and waiting orIers.
First Assistant Engineer James
H. Morrison has been det1ched from
the Shenandoah.
Midshipman II. q. o. Colby has
been htaclel from the Naval Acad.