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e1LOatO RIGHTS CASE IN BUFFALO.
Irrom ,he I,airalo Com m.rc,.l Sand qs

IRON the Bufalo Commercial SEPT Isl
Recently partition BY ooorsd pecpic, ask,nv perni..
son to send their children Other schools than that
got apart for them, vas referred to the Common Council
Committee on Schools The committee reported that the
tcuoc bad no authority 10 grant the permission asked
aud the report adopted MISUNDERSTANDING Tits &C.
ton the parents OF .hc children continued to send them
To- tue schools, and yesterday superintendent rosck
10 districts Nos III and ~ ana ordered the colcred
children 10 leave Tnis they refused 70 do, hen they
were ejectcd This morning tho coiorod chidrcs In
No 81 were also elected by the Superiptend.
enL IL IL understood that Mr.. Fosdiek has adopted
this course IN pursuance OF the action Of tho
Cihnc aud II Is runored that the parties lcrns
ihemseiyes sgsroved thfesen 10 have bim aud
sagned before the Uned States Court uad.r ,ie civil
Rights bill The sohool apart for coorei chi drer,
on Vine stree. will accommodate two hundred. we arc
told though The average daily attendance Is only soogt
forJ-1Ss.
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typssvsc: or ONE Or TINE RECONSTRUCTED.

Asouibern man who appears TO b. pretty thoroughly
rec usructed writes to northern friend: -" yo. s,y
you ~ent INTO the ~oci ru- during tne r-tet n
Wei went into " just bciore, 10 tune OF STA 600.
ana have not u " lock 10 show for IT, Hut suppose
thefc VA TINS er nce you bont ht white sheep AMI
eacs ono. Ny sheep were never shearea, but they
were very won'aoc stock. Aud nov one 81 them has
strong inc'ina"n 10 run With for he convention
You in.ihuate that you ~ouid like TO know on which
SIDE Lost my properly. II s,mcwhst both SIDES
The sccesh burned INV cotton aud the o,hr took
my slaves and verv poor devil IN the country Who mad
bag helped 10 distribute my corn. NY mules ani
horcs Straight stole bfst ani tbcn Forrest them
from Straight. - as OF old Moore stole ro Ca
and sirangiord stole from Moore III ctrco progsd-
d. rsar
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The -heas market frner but prices Quota
sspn en. hers was none offering creep; 70 arrive that
sa.Iels g Cor s@Ssr State s. 5 Tor 80
sprns and 81 70 Zoe cno, MIA Southern amber may be
s .DS SO, Gs1a va '.ssqsr Toe make. opened s
ier weisrn %i- subsequently raisi and so.ed ' al
= a ISs - a 1s 70. s-a .aa g ss
~ .1"d os D. .ers nnss ea. MOI .es.s the
eosns al 7s and 90 Do al vsrsSs ... mo or III :. re-
&c rye was o.. and lover; isol bushels sod
csls.so on I S%sa.s sr%:
.ss,ears-lhe offering. were r,,ser more liberal bu,
Tsss. !, .se nspss, Mr. hs, s.sr The eniss.
and sssnsi iso1o bu.hcis corn or wheat a,
g ecossa 500 Oh sss I'll aNa ID ss.;fG a.
AZ On gy,. tern, 80. an per ., bel;
e ASas1 cSr s De s s1s'' On "A pr
ns. and 20 20 sers.s s'" lard As @. a. I''; 70
osaS iIa s s.i s .ir. ssd s
issxood = 81, and s eSl: rs-a a. =. me sh.r.sr.
sod :seens 81 aa -" o css. si FEEL la@
10 re rsr on Ss s s" pO Ss ,som
s nssrs and n;nsa a. :, ID 'ca:Spe fo@ Jackson.
brio. each 10 esis psraisam 70 direct port
ssss. t.cra ~. .srs .e,.s Isa, heavy The sale. n
i0 do, TO arrive there, at s'.c. soli, Ia bond
.ussr bAes were In some demand sales $50 bales
INNS were tn moderate demand bu, quite steady. We
90 city siaugh.rs lbs both on private terms.
hofS-,he deman was fair and prices were steady;
saes ~ bales al Joc. . iJc, a. 10 quality
brsr-th descriptions wers inactive; prices. however,
unchanged.
IA. rsmsl ed steady at o. IS 81 81 for reian lots
and s5c cvc Tor shipping w,th moderate demand.
lRoS.-Scoich was dull aud hcsvy Sal ~ FOR Fg.
Hinton er ship aud 81 tor Gsugsrnoex ship Amercs
quct saes lev Allentown and Thomas on pri-
erns
Lsaprhe saies were large. comprising tone ord nay
foreign ec, s"'d cash, aud oe easooc, gold. time
aud ~ crest.
LAras wtrs unchanged st 81 IS
LIsx-frres were unchanged, The dsm,ui was mode
common quoied ~ % aud lunp Al ~
LusnsR he mifkei tor Eastern spruce quiet hut
$40 TO SO
MoLsssTs--C,ntnusd in moderate demand Priccs how.
unchanged. sses so hid. Porto Rico, almost
All at JSc
NtrAL SroRns.-sprs turpsr tine duh and unsettled
81 butts oond. disposei u ~ DC aud do Free
We nerchantsble lot. free. al about S<c
s. Rusins dun aud The ouy saias
" heard ~ 7sb bBis. strained - So o. pitch
fuhsf sales ntic % l0U bols o. 81 bVla M.sh.
= gon ar brought IS 50
US -iausced va. rather more active Tho saes we're
a. stltns Lnssn ~ 3 3 aud AO 30. do d., gold
m sc 20 s~sstss At ~ "a 81 81 Pisa oils we're quiet
bat s.tsls, In 3eift nj 81 crlls spsrn
p0ssdss - ~ LAD ess Asai demand, s9s asss, at
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
jersey City.

JERSEY CITY.
FATAL RESULT % AN AccDsSr-Mar,in Peck the
sailor who fell from ysrdarm III. Oonard steamship
Tarifa some time SINCE died the New York Hosr,al
on Thursday. He was Inferred yesterday ct the Bay
Cemetery
Uohokep.
The MURDER Mr.. DARLING. Tho result OF the in.
vesssa,on in this case 's that Andrew Grocsch Jacob
Pfener Caibsrne and George Schneider have been Ar
rested suspcson Of completely In the murder Il vas
known several In the locality that difficulty had ex-
eted for time rast between Mira echreder and the
wife Of The murdered and this circum -tance taken
known In The nsighborbood the night after the muir
DER mpeed the Jury the COW elton that the parties
arrested arc pnvy 70 the murder 10 some way.
Newark.
REPUBLICAN Mass MkyrSs-One OF the lare,st
political meetings that has been Witnessed here for some
time convened last evening" under the auspices OF the
republicans Of the Thirteenth wart All the o,ner wart
clubs OF the cny Joined IN iorch'lvh procession and
the enthusiasm Of the wsembsgo unbonnded
Over three Thousand Poop were collected on the
ground and this gath nc as veil az tho la 90
meeting recentlv held ov tina republicans at waiIers
theatre, ~ n~idercd snspciou, omen for their
cause. Grcat upanmiiy prevails
ANOTHER ADEGrD CRIMINAL InExrrrtzp -fhc Young
woman, Fannie Smith. who grossly outraged has
Identified another Of her asaiants She has also made
aridavlts against him and the man she Identified on
Thursday.
Elizabeth.
uSoS CorSry REPUBLICAN, coNvEv-rny The rerub.
hcans Of Union county hold a convention at Library
Hal last evening ". Kali was nonIna,ed fnr County
Clerk and Chetwood for Surrogate. Mr. HaI was a
member OF the las Legislature. aud OF Rock Mo to
Ssesp, Mother" no,oriety.
Patterson.
AFm-MAs KILLED or THE ERIE RAnwAv.-On Thurs.
day night abcnt eight o'clock ss q frcigb, train ap-
preached o'isvle one Of tho nncs IN the locomotive
boiler burst. The nremsr, named Consun, thinking
The engine was about 10 blow up jumped OF Tho eng
ncsr stopped the train and went back TO look after the
fireman whom he found lying nv tina track with his neck
broken oy the fail The remains were conveyed to
Conkiins house scme miles further vest
ALLEGED Roasrss.-Jchn Houshisnn was arrested
yesterday morning. charged BY James ,wans With hav
ing robbed him Of s92 few nights since 10 tho base
ment OF the American Hotel. Houyhtal mas been
released on bail None Of the money found on him
Trenton.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT The Grand Jury re-
turned twenty-five true bills yesterday making alto
fe'her tweny'fonr durns the session THIS closod Tho
bus Des OF their term after wsch hey were .car ell
Tue peu Jury Will be ennane led on Ihnrsiay newt
TIE court viii sit on fve day for The he4rag ,i ban
fuptcy cases -
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corPER-The demand was light and few forced sales
were made at figures indicating decline OF &c Kc per
10 The market at the cosc. however, nrmer whom
was rnnorcd that the Baltimore company had sold large
au.ntty to the goyernment the latter understood
%,c 2ssc for Detrot 2s,c 25,<c. for BALTIMORE and
36tsc. a2jhc. for Portage Lake.
CorvyE -Of Rio further sales made Of COO bags
kinds also unchanged.
CArpLrx-Adamsntinc were steady at nc. Sc with
fir jobbns demand Sperm quoted i5c. and patent
CKnxyr.-Rosendale unchanged nj 81 "a
DyKwooDs business hight: prices, however
were unchanged. Sales 80 tons Lima wood on private
terms 81 Domingo logwood Vas quoted nc, currency
DRCcs AND Dvys.-In chemicals moierats business was
doing al about previous prices The sses comprised 0W
kegs b.carb soda at &C.. gpli so do 10 arrive Al
5. gold lO tons sal soda al &C. l-i6c gold; 60 tons do
II &c. currency 50 do soda ash AZ 2s<c re gold 100
drums c,ustic soda At 5Sc Lie gold dark 10 pu
whie 10 do do IN arrive at 5 golt loo casks hlea
Ing powderr 70 arrive at 3 <c, gold 100 do do on
the spot at SIC. &C., currency; Is bales grdda n
l6%c, gold 5 kegs barb soda and 50 casks bleaching
powders, TO arrive, on private terms
Flour AND GRAisReceips X. rs bhs Jour- fs7 bushels
wheat sSO7 do and o0) do IT. There was more
demand for low grade. of state and wesen -four ship
ment and prices advanced &C. Ice The medium
were ~ e and heavy while choice grades qu but
tru. California remained quiet and steady Tie sales
about loJW bbis Southern aou- moderately active
80 bills. Rye -four tribe hraer. sales $50 bbls \
mand sales 80 bbs Brzndywne ai Sc 20 % 95 and $50
do rIfV nj Z, We
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stesm.hic Nevada Kelley Lo.a tcnne)-Norh Americans
Steamship tRr,. Hedderw'ck ois'gow-r Macdonald
Steamship reusonia tHam,. Kicr, Observation-Disclosures
s,eam.hp Araso Gadsdon. Havrc-New York and Hsvs
ship Garhsidi s,wood San Frsno .s Sutton Co. {
shin v.nr, oncs nnn. snS vs,,c
Rsrt 4 Mcr .rrcn co-n'n- ce,o, Brett, Son &co.
Bark Maria Msrg,re'ha tsweh Daen. Buenos Ayres-s
sark r Or fnths tIr,. Drummond. Matanzas-J a
Big Grace wo-thngon c'r, pus'ant Belize, Hon-r
Zig Fcp.;ssr, re.,-.c, e,r,ao:7r.r.s,"n
Brig ,, v johnson tBr). Williams. Port Medway-r "
Rr!s I'M, pa,. s.v,nush-n yo.,sac.
Of 'S the Morning MCFARLAND Nassau MP
scsr JOIN s%ss ' w,hs 'cs
Sc Queen Of Clippers tBr'. Dawson. wndsor-cran'
schr Isaac vo--. BRADFORD ,scsscrvlre-.e + small
scbr OCEAN 'pr'p ps-slo. por'iaSd IN ~
schr white Sea Bla,chfori. Boston : W lewis
sch- Clo'iae Hart. uinrham-G v siranahan.
s asn wr s %s ms's.es f"1c Racket. Bro
Steamer Tacony. Nichols, Ph i'deiphis.
Arrived.
:s4 ~ e. q
e 30 pss sa n s. sns brig ss ssSD sosna
ger; ascd 70. di.d Of o2n.ump'Iop
steamship ttv n Fort Prince Jackson. ApalAchico1
and Kew Vest (wherc she touched for the mas In ballast
Y Murray
Steamship uafte-,s Couch. Richmond &C. with udse
and passengers. I, the Old por'nion stra nshIp Co.
shin Nav DUMAS frsT,. Martin CtrtiT a. DAYS with
railway Cunsrd. Sept H. lot H. Ion 46 IS spoke
VII ,leship Pacific Alien Of M WITH 40 b,s oil
bark Ariel tBr) Jackson. Baltimore. In ballast 70 masl
ter
mig Re.olu rs,. te Roy Martin que. 20 days. with
gsr. 20 Revnal Son.
Brv Melross ;reyy. Porti,ud, Ne.
Schr Jesse tones of 50 Kitt, Stevenson. Inagua -
DAYS with salt jonas ough. The brig Helen Phin.
sailed DAYS fo- philadelphia and schr Henry
Perkins FOR Fortune Tslsni sam. dsv.
schr n Brarhali, Husscv, Charleston II days.
Schr Lee. tart. Gerreeiowr Sc.
schr Holmes Ireland. Washington. NC.
schr A q Ireland. TOWNSEND. f;enr,atown DC.
,chr NARY Cis Thomas. Ban .1r. ~ days.
Schr Helen Perry. New Bedford.
echr Sylvester Hale Coleman. Taunton.
Schr Rirdsali Hazefon, wareharn.
schr rayios Fowler, Fan River.
schr Niger Thompson. Providence.
Schr verinda Ponds Providence.
schr Anna Shepard. Bowiitch. provdeuces-
Schr Horizon. Newman. Proviienec.
Schr Texas, Champln. Newnnrt.
Schr Addie Avery. Ryan, New Haven.
Schr w fline Chase. New Haven
Scnr Chas " Northam. pinkhim Porti,rd, CT
schr James Hoyt, ROBINS. Bridgeport
The Bremen bark Everh rd. from anipue with nitrate
Of soda, ,hored at Sandy ioox for orders,
the ely today She passing Cane Horn July 10,
snd crossed the Equator Aug In Ion 32 snce then had
l sht winds and calms
81 FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
sEk ANOTHER PACE.
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SUPREME cuuaT-cHAmasbs.

The sherman Hnbeas Corpus Proceedings
Examination of Mrs. Sherman Continued.
Before Justice Caerke
h re-dppseatios Of Frances Sherman for ewsody d
her ehild-Mra Sherman was cress-examinsA further
yesterday, and she deposed % follows:
wish to make correction IN the evidence gave yes
teriav N relation N W. Bunne: wish 70 that
did tell Mrs Buunen that u the she talking n
me thought the Guild was better on with his grand.
father tran with while were BOARDING.; that II
BROUGHT him home was afraid NJ husband would be
uglv IN the child
Re-dreca--I was sick u The time Of parting with my
child; will have to pay my mother board II have the
means 10 do with; At present have nope way
10 support myself do o. in measure. by sewing
and have done sewing when could get TO do my
husband was the cause Of our separation.
Adjourned to Monday at one O'Clock.
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OBITUARY.
Dr. Edwnrd Hodges.

This eminent organist and well known gentleman died
recently In England 81 tho advanced age OF seventy two
years He was very long time connected with Trinity
church. 10 this city, Is s organs and As such gained
an extended aud deserved reputation He was q must.
clan Of the old school, at once thorough srd accom-
pisheh aud as an orRan payer wss unequaled this
country. His compositions which consist entirely Of
urcn music evince very high order of ,aent, aud
are used IN places OF worship ,brou< hout the Uuied
states Some years ago Dr. Hodges resigned bis po-i.
iion at Trinity church and returned 10 England where
he vas born and edncaed. Although he confined the
exercise OF his profession strictly church while
Among and va, therefore not known public as
other arit are the deceased possesse large number
Of trends 10 this city, who vii sincerely regret his
death
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THE BRows-aAmIL1on RAssAs coapH CASE.
TIE BR0WN-HAmlT0 TON DseAS CORPUS CASE
Letter from United stntes District Attorney
Courtney.
Tho remarks Of District Attorney Mann, Of Phiia-
dephia have provoked the following from United States
District Attorney Courtney:-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
oyyIcE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY UErTyp STATES
Fos IN. soU1HsRr D.sr%cr 9, Nrw SYoRk.{
friend banded the PSiiadeipSis pS,
yam s ss%:
United States for the southern Distic OF New York
q sna
S.ss I
those long
ss 1 stating .a s sSas ssy
on @ .s, b .ns ss%s By Sn ~
Indirectly interfere with tho execution OF the laws Of
military Scer wsatsysr IN Ing the a.ensans q
having him from his imprisonment for alleged
contempt, ,,.,..
New YORK by State Judge, behalf Captain brown to
the end of having him Discharge by SAID judge aud
any understanding compl.i,y cou.on that or any
@ snew nor heard lis BEING i S
state judge until the statement in the reported
Ta1si deny making any promise: 70 Mr. Mann except
did; deny the truth Of each and every
and "a. 4. they
tho who will. a Of justice sgmatze ons The
Of me ason Se The
the usn the Law of the hishwAymAn aud the law Of the
F,astl-if It was deemed necessary, and I had time 10
that tho action the State Judge at Phdclphia in re
Hamilton utterly without Jurisdiction and void ab
and the OF committing Captain Brown
unwaranted BY law and by the OF the courts
similar questions. Canaan. Brown brought 10
York under due and legal process issuci BY judge II
O. Che eDd .sa win s' @ s%
Judge Blatcford The law re9ulres irrespective Of the
buster Of Mr. Mann II the Judge him
Philadelphia prison and 10 The tender errics the
trct Attorney, he will cheerfuy otey the ORDER No
knows than Mr.. Mnnn did at the lime he made his
"s.ump speech" In court that was Of consequence
what the New York State court dd. and that captain
Brown and 10 SUBJECT 10 the nnsl urder Of Judge
B,atchford the whole matter
FyU-i vii attempt dEcuss here IN the high sound.
ing and meaningless vrroiagc VI the District Attorney
either Mr. MaDus supreme and perect ignorance OF
first principles Of Patriotism and law" On tho FIRST
branch OF the sentence refer him to the Of the
iustrious jefferson prsng about Patriotism and to
the Of It, sbe courts will perhaps In due time deter.
NINE
Any formation that District Attorney Mann may de- Sire
she which actustet the military
premises and to the Instructions they vel
War Department. viii proper request he fnrn shed by
General Baterde.d u he hal by reference
records under the charge nf General Grant
SAMUEL q. COURTNEY, Jniled states Attorney.
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Mr'IesRAL REVENUE MATTERS.

A0" >ment occasoned In and around the once In
Ceoar mai hv An. in vssterdays HFRAIp OF
Tie -. -, :, - 49, w,,-. y.
snss ehors were o7ns 'nA"' III "asnn2'on W
~ecs the removal Of Colonel Mes-more was greatly al
isyod about NOM vsserdav nv Tho receipt Of
from IN. =. :.
80 ."s capital 70 the euect thar no chAnse would hke
pears 70 be pov .e,Isd ,ac, that co,ops, m
ma, rna..- .,,, .-,.., - .-.-. :, "
so ~''so omciai aocsp'a'o". ins 'r'S1aS Oh 'nA'
sen'omao are consequently highly eiafsd and conn.
IDENTIFY that those desire his removal Arc uu
shl. 5000. 49,, -. ....... .-., =. =.
' ~e' "sking the must strenuous sAsrt'on$ 70 SUD-
stapae any charge that NAV have been preferred
-. 80 -
Secretary Mccr,,och 90, N. .,.,.msn,. NJ coon.l
Mcssmors's opponents in Washington had been made
.6vi..d M. -. .,-... 40 10000 ,-.r,a =.
s"''ou n" Inas MS resignation, tenooroo, "ou'o DO
accepted and hence arose the Coonels hurried depart
ure 'or tnat cry - stated in yesterdays HERALD. In
vsst'gation into the NATTER IL alleged has bene
htco tho Deputy Commissioner. and shown thM polt
cal motives aione gave 10 his Threatened removal.
inc attempt having proved TO be failure, Colonel Mess
more, much 10 the chagrn Of his opponents will retain
ms posi'iou He will return from Washington 10 day.
NUMBER OF revenue inspectors we're detailed yesser-
Gay 70 accompany . committee Of the Distiers and
kocnerB Association who visiting the various DIS
thlerfes and reciyins sstabishments and examining
tnem Tor the purpose OF ascersnng II there be audu
lent practices therein The result Of these examinations
VIII Do reported - the Metropolitan Board for their in
formation end future action The inspectors auded to
being merely examining officers, the Board YESTERDAY,
with the concurrence OF Deputy Commissioner Harand,
VINO was present At their session. pstonsd the Depart
ment N transmit 10 them serving powers TO b.
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CITY couaT-fQulTy-sauoxlYn.
Before Judge Thomps6h.

Before Judge Th0mpS6h.
Wrirm Hdnnig1n vs. Lazarus and Meysr EsrdeE-rhe
plaintiff In this sued 10 about g. 100 bal
for labor and materials expended In erecting stable
for Defendants in Carlton Myrtle avenue The Dc.
PENDANTS claim to be exempt PAYMENT Of the money
the ground Of br ach contract 10 the time the
job should be finished and In consequence Of certain de-
fects in the work.
The plaintiff on tho other hand produced the certid
cato Of the architect the soundness Of the work
when completed and adduces testimony to that
the defects alluded caused bv the weather since
the completion OF the work. The delav IL attributed 70
their carpenter by his failure to put che door beams
IN me and thus the cold weather arrived and prevented
the work from being finished Il further claimed by
plaintiff that such alterations made In tho plans
were under arranc emsnt with the deendantA
The decision In the case has been reserved.
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THE coUR rs.
uxITED STATES DIsInu1 cauRT-,s BANKRUPTCY.

Dects,sh.
IN NE BANKRUPTCY Of Edo Auenheim.--At the nrst
meeting OF the credts OF this estate three sppe,sed
and proved deb One Of these William 3. Aston.
who was s.psesen:sd BY counsel-Mr, Astoria name
spp"esss In the schedule credivor BY virtue OF q
Sss~Eayc held by him soma real estate OF the
aaakvupts. Mr. Astor's counsel desired le protest
against the record Of his clients the schedule
q creditor Mr. Edwin James. counsel tor the bank.
rap opposed and sustained BY Register Ketchnm,
Judge Blachford aiming the ruling Of tbs Regster
Petitions Filed Yesterday.
William r Sheldon, city, referred 10 Register Allen.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


The game between these clubs yesterday the UnieA
grounds Brooklyn. e. D.. proved to bs for the nosa
part well played and interesting There however.
several instances OF nrst class muinism Mr. Pattsso
showed that he could drop Az balls easily. Mr.
McMshon OF the Mutna's although plaviny ~hh spint
showed that he getting Pixies MAY a.
hrst base excellent and, tog thsr with Hafheld'es
neding and throwing the feslure Of The cams
the Mutual side Nelson at short n-ld and ANsou, ~
first base did good execution their respective ross-
tons Two or three times tho Ecsfcrds tied the soore,
and had they plaved steadily and coollv they
would In all probability have won ne game: but the
heavy batting nv the Mutnas ipninGs toge-
Their with several tho fielding nv the Erkfords
threw the latter far behind that lost all hope
and wore de Gated With the folloWinR score:-
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COLLISION on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.
PcrGHKEErsiE, Sept. 81, 1867, I
o'CloeE NJ

PcrGHKEErsIE Sept. q, 1857,
O'clock A. NJ
Shortly after twelve O'Clock last night the through
freight train which left hero at midnight into
extra train both being bound NORTH about quarter Of
mile north OF this place The laid n switch
and going ont when the regular tram into It,
Three foor cars thrown down an embankment,
bat nobody was hurt All trains bound south since
midnight have been delayed several The track
will be cleared bv nine ten A. NJ, when trains will
run regularly again.
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THE DOMINION 0F cAsA1A.
he Probable Presiding Omcer. OF the SENATE

The Probable Presiding Ofncers Of the senate
and House Of Commons.
0rrowA, Ontario, Sept. -, 1867.
10 reported that Hon John Rose IL to be Speaker Of
the House Of Commons. and hon. J. Hilyard Cameron
President OF tho Senate
Al the regatta yesterday tho two milo scu,i race for
the championship Of Canada was wen by Richard Tin-
hing. OF Toronto Timing has issued challenge 10
Hsmill, OF ptsburg. or Brown, OF Portland. him
for $780, single scus distance, time ana place to be
arranged
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HuIf.nnst I've o,CIock p. M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept N-6P.M
BIrsvAx was dun. We quote small sales at 4oc. 4lc
Corros.-The market not active almost oil the
sales being confined TO the Immediate OF spinners
and prices again declined Ne per NJ The sales
bales. OF which ,l5i by sp.nuers We
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BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP or ca,.

r,, CLEvEtyD, Sep. 20, 1851
me osrn match last nyut or the sils iip ~
Unio Tue golden cue ard 1900 was Won hy Frlsicr II
.eNeani, against Alderman OF C,ucnuan by tSs
nunufeu 'hl SKY one punta The lar.esl rtn vas
four hundred aud ten points ami vas ~ Nv Fa,Vl.,
Tie average Of trawev "a about SIX cen and Acker
man about fifteen. FIawley now buds tae cas over a
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Base Ball Championship NJ Cou~crs,~-t.
New Loxpo~, Conn.,. Sept q, 1867.
Tho game between the Peqno's Of 'hs city and the.
siversides Of Norwich the state championship no
ued in fsvor OF the former the standing PeQuess
o. RivorsIdos g.
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70 rLaNp, Nc, scp, q. 1907.
lne Capisic Housc, w Me.tronk. vs. buuned iau
night IL VAS insured IOf S1JJ0 Va the National 10.
sHsnce COMPANY. Tue a!nOunt fusurt4cp ia me
furniture " nOs knosnL The ou,oa.ia,s we're %, ed.
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SUPREME covaT-esHsaAl TEAM.
Notice tn the Bal

Notice tn the BNr.
This court will meet Saturday morning, September
2S at half pas, 10 O'Clock for the purpose Of hearing
NON. enumerated notions