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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-08
EVANSVILLE, IND. WEDNESDAY. MAY 8.

New YORK, May 1.-The Joint
Committee of the two Presbyterian
General Assemblies, Old and New
Schools. after session of "a week in
this city, agreed upon terms of re-
union with remarkable unimity.
These terms are to go before the
Ohurchessfor year before final ac-
ton. - iNak-e-.Ae.afN 80
The thirty-fourth anniversary of
Americanf Anti4Slavery Society was
'heldlte-day. b Wendell Phillips, who
presided. was chief speaker.
Resolutions were adopted sthatrthe
nation owes it to itself, respect TO JUS
tice, to future security and the pres
ent safety of the colored race. togim7
peach and remove the traitor of the
White House. Every hour that Con-
gress delays that action insults the ma
ton, disgraees its law. jeopardizes its
future delays of justice, and makes
more and more innocent blood cry to
God against u.s. that We urge upon
all friends of freedom to keep vigilant,
ceaseless 4 watch n on = the Supreme
Court, and the present efforts ofothe
rebels to make use of it in order to
block the wheels of the Government;
that large measure of confsca-
ton and a division of confscated
land among the negroes, is an act of
justice to them and the former rebel
owners of the land, and will be Sc
curity to his other rights and to the
milton itself.
The society adjourned. IS
Thirty-fve horses sufocated to
death by fire in the stable of j. r.
Halsey, at the corner of Broadway
and Twenty Sixth Streets, early this
morning. srs5 to 'i.ss
A Washington special says the Ja-
panese Commissioners have In ormed
Secretary Seward privately,A the OBJ
ject of their mission, and Khave had
an interview with Secretary Welles
relative tosthe purchase of vessels. .
Another Washington special says
it is not true that Chief Justice
Chase will be In Richmond next
week to preside at the trial of jeff.
Davis. He will not leave the bench
of the Supreme Court until the close
of the present term, on the Goth of
May. He will then be occupied seve-
raj days in concluding the nomina-
tions for registers in bankruptcy
The Judiciary Committee will
probably remain in session two or
three weeks, and then adjourn.
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MILWAUKEE.
Injunction Prohibiting the C0nsOl.
idati0n OF Railroads.

& MILWAUKEE, May Judge Mil
ler. of the U. s. District Court, yes
terday granted an injunction against
the directors of the Milwaukee. s.
Prairie DuChien r. r., prohibiting
the consolidation of the Milwaukee
q ST Paul with the Milwaukee &
Prairie .DdChien Co.; or paying any
dividend, interest or any monies on
account of stock issued by the present
Board of Directors.
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J AoNpoN, May p IA dis
patch from Dublin states that the Fe-
nian, McCaferty, has been found
guilty. uss nsga4te oaF a4 sss
The Government has accepted the
Liberal amendment to the Reform
Bill, providing for lodger franchise.
Notwithstanding N the .preliminaries
looking to the preservation of peace,
France and Prussia are both arming
This course is producing distrust and
alarmsin financial circles here and
elsewhere. a3 e Use ~
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new YORK. May7.-The Herol

NEW lORf. may1.- ne HefO6U
special, dated London, evening, 9th,
s4ss says the reform demonstration, in
rsve Hyde Park to-day was an immense
- affair It numbered at least one
/: hundred thousand, embracing roughs,
s. gentlemen, women, children and work
ing men, na5.f g..
- Sir Robert Walpole's proclamation
that the assembly was illegal, proved
], ~ H utterly sabortive- y "a 4IOs1
The morning papers announced
that the Government would
not attempt to put down
- the meeting but all the, troops
in London and vicinity were under,
arms, and large force of police was
concealed ia secluded part of the
park, and vehicles were kept ready to
convey them to any point in case of a
riot. ss's g
- Fifteen seperate meetings were or.
ganzed, at one of which woman
stand was devoted to religious
speeches. Most of the revolu-
tionary sentiments uttered by the
= speakers were LOUDLY eleercd.a As
-. the police passed by the crowd, the
Reformers advocated order, and prae-
tically carried out that idea by driving
e =. off the trees in the Park the roughs"
who had perched in their branches.
The entire press denounce the
course of the Government The Tories
5 n treat the meetings asa mob victory,
while the Reformers claim them as a
a. splendid popular triumph, The bit.
as-ro terest feeling exists ON both sides. and
.,eassbs all London is intensely excited.
-s-.. i, Some Of the meetings are still in
.sssh progress, and will continue until a
late hour ese
se .s....lsf5 : New TsRK, May 7-Justice Bar
20 nard yesterday dissolved the injunc-
tions restraining the execution OF the
lease for ten years, BY the comptrel-
lers, Of Fernando Woods premises
go en- Nassau street, = aE
The Times special says: General
Grant, having ordered an investiga-s
ton of the reports of i'll treatment of
,s3soldiers and prisoners atsthe Dry Tor
tugas, found they were mere fabrica-
q ~ tions. - - 18a VISA
IS General Hooker has been granted a
NAA6 leave of absence for one year from
the 1st of June, owing to III health.
General John c.. Robinson succeeds
him in command of the Department
of the Lakes. sr
49, - George A.. Trenholm, and Mr.
Weatherby, all of Charleston, were
. examined in the. impeachment in
: vestigation yesterday. -
1t is now pretty generally under
stood here that Judge Underwood
term Try S is hs Court 5aTts Ri Rehn%osa nassa'
District Attorney Chandler, who
has. been arranging prelimi-
s naries, left tonight for that city. 1t
p is stated tonight that VIM. Nj.
Evarts, of New York, has been re
tanned by the Government to assist in
- the prosecution. szsan, ~ e
.as1 The Herald's special says that Pol
lsla lard, of Richmond, appealsl to Gen.
Schofeld against the order of Gen.
Wilcox, prohibiting Pollard from de-
Of the South. Gen. Schofeld has
sustained the order.
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MAcHINISTS.

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Z. Y. SPECIALS.

Important from EnrOpe-Large Re.
form Meeting-One hundred thou
sand people In attendance-NOa at
tempt made to put d0Wn,the meet
ing-Leaye OF Absence granted
Gen. HO0ker-The Trial OF JEFF.
Dayis--Districf Attorney Chandler
Gone to Richm0nd-Order Pre-
venting Pollard from Lecturing
on "The Chiyalry OF the South
Sustained. -----
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Tanc0uyer's Island-The People In
2 Favor of Annexation to the United
States. 49,

Il SAN FRANcIsoo. May 6.-The Vic
toria Colomist, the oldest and most
widely circulated journal on Yancou-
ver's Island, British America, says,
editorially, April 30:
Nine out of every ten men in the
Colony, in their present state of
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JUDGE UNDERWOOD'S ADDRESS TO
"a -. THE GRAND JURY. .seofg
Workingmen's Meeting in ST.
. 5&1tf8lasi Louis. III
They Accept a reasonable
Reduction of Wages.
The Chicago Troubles Ended

@fgsbsss Especial to the Evansville JournaI.l
VINcENNEs, May Geo. E. Green,
sCopperhead,. was, elected Mayor of
Vincennes by majority of one hum
ssr .dred and ten. The election, passed off
: ls9 very quietly to-day. ~ III
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CINCINNATI, May 7.-The Ameri-
can Medical Association met at Hop
kins' Hall this. morning. About two
hundred and fifty delegates were pre-
sent, representing all parts of the
Union. The Convention will last
several days.
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wretehedness and poverty. would well
come annexation TO the United
States.''5 40 saaof s@s 1@geA
The rumor was called forth by the
rumor that England was about to sell
those possessions.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

MoRruARY REpoBr.-The following
stat.msut 81 VI. aestsli.y In ths, ,oity fori ne
month Of August win prove interesllng. The
those Of July twsnty.twoy yet the total for
August-one hundred and forty .two--is but an
inconsidsrabls and very small proportion 20.
cordipg 10 population. We append the report
Of the secretary Of the Board Of Health, DR.. q,
y y oHyicx sscsrrlaY BolRD OF HsALrs,a
= wAmrserox, D. G /, Sept Il, 1857.
Report or irrERNENrs IN TIE err or WASH.
neros ron TIE MONTH ENDING Auausr 81,
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
cLEAnHD
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

H0TEL--PorTs q SHRLLlY.
IT Thc%ss I, ", Berry Bai!in0rsi DR.. "; II. wh';s
is%y, Wa Ws.sissiei csil.s. lSI E. ins Iiasa h ).
adelPhia; L; spencer, Ml;s N T. Shorter, Mss N,
Redwood, Jesse Carter, Mobile, Ala Geo. r. Dunn,
abingdon, Va Charles q. wier. Baltimore; Arthur
SSIIsns'.n u ,is water HSy' w.,siastos ss.
son. Inc; Mas Emma tehv vesksr, DO. y. W. Tyler
and wife, Mrs. MoMskiu, Bloomfield, Ky: George
L. Monte, =. T.; r. A Bsemsn, Geo, ". L.m.rt,
bsuvre and son, David W. MeCord and wife, New
orleansj Q. Ballard, New Bedford, Miss; John
B.Ihe, Marshall. Ie.a;; A n David. s;Yi a.
Brown, Miss Alice Brown. Miss Julia Middleton, An
napolis; J. L. Huskill, Val A. T. stAhl, Potomac
Post ofleo Route; Hon. II. T,svsn Horn, NO.; VIM,
wILLARDs' HoTEL-srkxs, CHADWICK 4 Co
9. q. eerreiI, 8. c. "A. Jacobs, Cincinnati, Ohio;
B. Hosmsr, U. g. A, J. O. ReiG, Philadelphia, Pa T.
Z. MoniOrt and wife, Cincinnati. Ohio; william
Bradford. New York A; v, folkssSarg. Albany, n
Brown, PhIiadsiphia, Pa W. i. whsstip, New
York; J. B. Walter, III. L. Douglass, Ky. r., A.
Weller III. D. Z 4, Clark, &c. Louis 8. Housman,
lady, Mrs. Z. W. Bvans, Miss Weed, H. Resan, Gin.
einbati. Ohio; O. Cade, Ala NJ L. HsinmSn, N. D.
Hcuoa % dSs' assad SiM f'I fESs. E... H. L. b. bssssn
Dsird, Ky; /. L. Parker, Mo. II. A. Moran, John
Boehmsn, Ky Thomas c. suiliy.n, U. s. a sam 4
and family; James 7. olegte and wife; DR.. W II.
MoRsa, Miss L. b. MoRes, N. CT Z. L. Harlin aud
wife, DEL z; Il; H. Woodward, Ky. o. I. D. Tit.
Nashville, Tenn, q. y. BonsVisr and daughter, s.
Blsgard and wife, s. J. Tesyaumah and wife, Ha-
vapA.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-HxspL.r d aRnlH.
G. N. Williams, N. Y. William b. Cunningham,
J more; !. H. Malta. RisSmoas: " TScSas % x ESsn., %
Henry p Dukart, William p. Jsekson, Lowell Henry
Edmonds, Peter J. BOsw ek, NY In. Stone, Mrs,
B,Swni1s s.s 1sS JSsa Rss weS
weston; G. n Marriott, Heb hmopd; Thomas Yorkes
J. n. Caliander, Philadelphia Thomas Noyss, L.
Wilnnasn 'H'1Sy S!insa nG JON eos
Simpson, Albany; Thom,s Buiisr, LOWELL J. X
Murphy, Charlsston; n. G. salladA, Pitisburg; 3 H
shanier Enoeh P. Sanders, Winchester p Culpsr'
son, Baltimore.
EBBITT HoUsE-c. @. WILLARD.
D.s, weishss, Bordentown, n. }. Hiram Barney.
Il C. Lane, New York; J. Barney, Selma; George
|. white, U. 8. A.. Richmond, Va; X G. Browning,
lame, N. Mead, kishnopd, Va 9; P Bl.nshsIS,
weston, Texas; c. G. Edwards, Kmirs. n. Z. H. 8.
Jennings, Hudson, N. l.; 8. Conrad, New Bsrne, N
G. ~ wslsOI, SsorgestSwn, D, O. B. ssTns''pa
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. 8. Bxssos.
| NJ A. Birdsing, R,ehmonai R.P. Hoks, y. Y.
toni Louis Lion, wsrr.n.On, Va; Mrs. G, /. 9I.n
| mis-, MINI. W, II. Matthews, Baltimore; W. Mani
J. P. Swan. Va DR.. V Wood. Ann Arbor, MIeh
Z. Stone. Phila. r. s. Gardiner. A. @. Franklin
In Y J. ?. Smith, Nd. O. W. Tlbbstts, Clevs
land, o II. A. Bsriils, Richmond, Va; Al. KIM
| Mich.
sEAToN HoUsE-Jous II. sxnrEs
Phiia. Il. o. Pearson, H. Z Mrs A. o. Town
and wife, N. G. J. T. Charles, Baltimore. Md. ,
Riblett, Philadelphia, Pa. O. c. Hosg, Baltimore
Maryland.
OWEN HOUSES W. OWN.
7. Kllins, U. s. N. s, NJ Wilson, N. Y. city; J.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
l47

The above report, based upon ofioial returns
received at this ofhce from nearly oil the under.
takers In the city, Is believed to bs essentially
correct. There are yet three undertsksrs who
have failed to comply with the law requiring
them to send In their returns by the 10th Of the
month; but as their business Is uncomfortable
IL is thought that the result has not been mate.
rally affected. These returns do not embrace
the number Of deaths, &o., occurring In the
United States army or Freedmsn's Bureau hos.
pitsls in the city. @. M. Dow, M. D.,
Secretary Of the Board Of Heslth.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

TEMPERANCE ESTERTAINMENT.-TheH How
ard Division, Sons of Temperance, paid fra
ternal visit to the Central Division on Thursday
evening Singing and dramatic entertainments
tho features Of the evening, and q
very pleasant time was experienced by all.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

A RAID ON "QUACKs." - Yesterday
Special Officer Norris made raid on about a
dczen puddle. ducks on Pennsylyania avenue, bo.
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, and
drove them down to the Central guard.house
We presume the policemen have eaten every one
of thom. At all events, they may be heard
from by applying at the Genital guard.house,
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

CONTRARY TO LAw.-T. A. Brown, fol
tying his horse to tree box, was arrested BY or
hder Gross, Of the Seventh precinct, and fined b,
Justice Walter 81 and costs.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

HooKER's DIVISION DENoRALIzED.-Yes
terday the 18th infantry soldiers were paid of
and long before night the deloctable locality In
the vicinity Of Murder Bay was In Its glory, thu
deniIens thereof, as general thing, getting a
Central guard. house before midnight and W,
presume that number was considerably recruited
up before morning.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

A SwISDLE.-On Thursday afternoon, a
young man Of prepossessing appearance ap-
son, on Seventh street between and /, island,
and requested Mrs. Watson to give him the
sum Of $3.50, as her husband had sent him for
that amount wherewith to purchase some goods.
Mrs Watson handed the fellow over the money,
and that Is the last that has been heard Of him.
Detectives Clarvoe and MoDevitt have the mat
ter In hand, and may probably find out the ras-
cal nest.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
TT 8. MARSHAL'S OFFICE.

In ,irtss Of writ Of ferf laetas on seifa, Issued
District Of Columbia, and to mo directed viii az.
pose TO- publle sale for Cash. ia frout of the Court
House door Of said District, On NO HDkY, the soth
dsfendants right ttis, claim aad interest n ana 10
Lots No. oand IN Square No IA Of Dayidsoa's sub.
division, In the city of washingon, D. O. together
with the improvements thereon, seIsd and levied
upon, aud will be sold 10 satisfy execution No b7b
Trial, January, 1ses. DAVID Q. oooDIHa,
o. g. HarshAl, DC.
ssPrsEBER 0, 1857 sepf0.dtd
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-David Nc.
clelland and Michael Film, soldiers, were ar.
rested by 0fioers Thompson and Davis for being
drunk and disorderly, and fined by Justice
Tucker SIS each.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

A CoLoRED PIcKPooKET.-Last night O
cslored youth, in imitation Of his white oonfrere,
der Belonging to tho 18th United States In.
antry, at the circus; bot that individual Of ir,
fand steel objsoting to the proceeding. nabi ID
the would be piokpockot, and turned him over
to tho police, and then quietly took his seat "a
listen TO the clowns pathetic rendition Of "stil
90 gently o'er me steaIipg,u
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-On Thursday
Messrs. Nagle 4 Co. sold a two.story house and
lot on street north, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, to August Bruehl, for 81, ,0S0.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

A CONFERENCE.-The room previously
occupied rs q Cigar store In the Metropolitan
Hotel building, adjoining the entrance to the
hotel east side, Is being converted into read
ing.room for tho benefit Of the guests It Is
being handsomely fitted up, and will. no doubt,
be appreciated by the numerous persons who en-.
JOY the hospitality Of this popular resort,
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

THE TWELFTH INFANTRY BAND.-The
Twelfth United States Infantry band will play
on the Presidents grounds on Monday next
from $50 to 7.30, weather permitting.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

BASE BALL.-Yesterday afternoon the
National and Empire base ball clubs played
match game Of bail on the grounds Of the former,
which resulted In favor OF the National club, BY
q score Of 80 to 8 runs, rs follows:
NATIONAL EXPIRE
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

VAoRASoY.-Rachel Salisbury, an old
Iofender, was arrested by 0ficer Gorman fol-
yagrancy and committed to the workhouse by
Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

AccIDENT.-A son of Mr.. ]. b. Moore
residing on PennsylVania avenue near Twenti.
eth street, was severely injured by falling from
q shed in the rear Of his fathers premises.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

BLASK.-Lieutenant johnson, OF the
Second precinct, returned blank sheet at hsAd'
quarters yesterday morning
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

FINED.-Mary Hambin, Mary J. Thorn.
as. and @. Barton, hard cases, were arrested by
Officers Hill and Roth, for plying their avocation
upon the streets, and fined s. each by Justice
Morsell
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

MARRIAGE AT THE GRAvE.-On Thursday
afternoon Mr.. Dawson, Of Georgia, and Miss
Mcdaniel, who resides only q short distance
away from Glenwood Cemetery, were married at
the grave Of tho mother Of the latter In the
above named cemetery by Rev. Mr.. Buck, rector
of Rock Creek church. This was truly grave
marriage ceremony. We trust, however, the
couple may have very pleasant and agreeable
future,
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

FISED.-L. L. Watson, servant, for vio-
lating q corporation ordinance, was arrested by
oficer KoontI, Of the Fourth precinct, and fined
u BY Justice Harper,
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

Lost CHnDREN-Several lost children
were picked up in the streets on Thursday by
officers Of the Fourth precinct, and returned to
their parents.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Charles Kelly,
colored, was arrested by oiicsr Jarboo for carry.
ing concealed deadly weapons. As this Is In
direct violation Of the law, Justice Tucker fined
Mr. Kelly $40
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

TIE Moon EcLIPsED.-We noticed, at
about O'Clock last evening, that the moon was
undergoing partial eolipsei but as It occurs SO
far away from Washington, We do not consider
1t local matter, and will, therefore, make no
item of IT,
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

SUDDEN DEATH.-A colored man by the
name Of Charles Wilson, q stranger in the city,
applied at the house Of John Butler, also q col
orsd man. residing on F street north, between
First and Second streets east, on Wednesday
night for admission, stating that he was sick.
Mr. Butler, like the good Samaritan, at once
admitted the stranger, and sent for DR.. W. @.
Cook to prescribe for him. DR.. Cook gave him
some medicine, but the poor fellow died sud.
denly at an early hour yesterday morning His
desth Is said to have been caused by disease Of
the heart. His body was taken charge Of by
officers attached to the Fresdmen's Bureau. and
by them inferred.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

SANITARY CoMPAYY.-Sixteen written
and ffty.six verbal notices were served yester.
day on persons having nuisances existing on
their premises A number of oaroassos were also
reported and removed.
Alphonso Msrriman, for creating a nuisance,
was fined S..
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

GOVERNMENT SALE.-The kalorama hos
pital buildings were sold at auction on Thurs
day afternoon, bringing the sum of$l 900. Gen:
McForran, Deputy Quartormaster General, had
the superintendence Of the sale.
The frame buildings on Pennsylyania avenue,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, will
be sold the coming week.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

An IMPRovEMESr.-The floor of the
pressroom at tho Government printing office Il
undergoing q change which We think will b.
very beneficial to the health Of those engag cd
therein. Pieces Of timber have been laid on The
old brick floor, about foot apart, and between
these q coat Of pitch he been poured. block
of red granite has been placed in this undei
each end Of each press, and then floor Of pine
flooring will be substantially laid. We are glad
to sec this, for We verify believe the room as !!
was heretofore has hurried not few ladies and
gentlemen to untimely graves.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

FAST DRIvING.-On Thursday afternoon
as Gen. Grant was driving along Fourth street
west, between M and N streets north, the car
riage ran over q child Of W. G. Harper, resi-.
ding in the vicinity. Fortunately the child was
net much injured.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

A New BUILDING AssocrATIoN.-Build-
Ing and cooperative associations are all the
''rage" at present; and We learn among others,
that the members Of the Metropolitan police
force are about to organize building associa-
tion on similar principles and regulations as
those already established. We anticipate q
prosperous organization with the formation Of
an association having within its body so many
active and worthy oitizens.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
Marine News.
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ARRIVED

|E=-=-7--si<z-z-r- nj.
Schooner Misonstti, Calvert, Hsvrs de- Grace
coal TO John Laurie.
Schooner Hazard, Reed, wicomioo, wood "a
Butler. = = -
Schooner Kate, Fresr, upper Msehoduc, wood
10 Frazier.
Schooner T, 3. Clark, Yr.in, Aswor,h, wood
TO Master. .... a. 'n1I Y
Schooner Entsrpriso, Simmons, river, wood to
Master. 10 len. :. SO NJ =. -
Schooner Sarah Ellen, Shannon, river, wood 10
Master. -.
Schooner Martha Ann, Morris, river, wood 10
Master.
Schooner Il. and L. Martz, Marts, Boston. b.
Schooner John Shulsman, Banks, Boston.
7 Schooner A. L. Massey Dopnslly, Derby,
Massachusetts,. ..s.. ID 49,
Schooner Lehman, Blsn, East Cambridge,
Massachusetts.
Schooner Flight, Stone, Norfolk.
Schooner Charles Gaikill, Dutton, Alexandria.
Schooner Father and Son, MoRsady. EliIsbsth
river, Va. -r. 'I.H.a
Schooner Sam Mairs, Riley, ooastwiss. "a
Schooner Sallie, Bowie, river.
Schooner Benz. Cor, Franklin, coastwise
Schooner Adsline, Bennett, eoastwise.
Schooner Sarah, Mowberry, eoastwiss.
Schooner Sarah Jane, Cottingham, river.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14

SUSPICIOUS CHARAorERs.-John Bennett,
Chas, Davis and John Jones, suspicious charao-
ters, were arrested by Detective Kelly on Thursday
night as the circus was leaving out. Their ao-
count Of themselves was not very satisfactory to
Justice Tucker, and they were ordered to leave
town by the 4.3O p m. train yesterday, which
they complied with, and the District Is rid Of
them.
The national Republican., 1867-09-14
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Natlonal.............. ! 2l6-se
Fly Catchss-wright,4; Parker,2, Thornetts,
8; Beach, l; Oswald, 3; Lake, IL Chism, j;
Edwards, 2.
: Flys Missed-Patten, l; Thornstts, l; Beach,
l; Oswald, 2; Lake, l; Troxell, Il Edwards, 2.
Fouls Caught Berthrong, d Thornette, 81
Beach, Ii Slater, ].
Fouls sMissed-Berthrong, l; Thornette, 2.
Out on Basee-National 10 times, Empire II
times.
Left on Bases-Nationsi twice, Empire three
times.
Struck Out-Chism twice.
Balls Cailed-Fleteher, al Chism, II.
Passed Balis-Berthrong, Il Thornstte, 4.
Home Runs-Wright, !.
Double Plays-Edwards and Beach, q ParkeI
and Fletcher, /; Norton and Parker, l.
Bases on Called Bals-Edwards, Oswald, and
Fisher.
Time Of Game-Two hours and twenty minutes
Umpire-Charles T. Yoder, Capitol club.
Scorers-Messrs. Courtney and Potts.
The Olympic and Interior olubs played 9
match game on the grounds Sixteenth and
streets, at $3.50 p. m. yesterday, resulting In
favor Of the former by a score Of 40 to runs.
GAMES TO he PLAYED.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock, on the White
Lot, the United States Steam Fire Brigade nine
will play q match game Of base ball with the
Treasury Printing Office nine.
The second mines Of the Empire and Oily mpio
base ball clubs will play q match game Of ball
on the grounds at Sixteenth and Q streets, at
$3.50 D. m. to-day.