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New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
KENTUCKY.
THE INhUCUHATION OF TiE LEUTENASr-Go'
IRSOK-THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

THT INAUGURATION OF TIE LIEUTENAST-GOY-
IENOR-THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 12.-Licut. Gov. Stevenson
waste lnauguratcd Governor Of Kentucky, wee l..
Helm ceased The ceremonies took place IN lc Small
Cha1D.r at Frankfort After prayo. Dy the Rev Bishop
smith or the Episcopal Church Che Hon. A J Smith,
Mayor frankfort the part 0f the citizens. made AZ
addrcss ul welcome 70 the Governor Tho nuueural an
dress then read Ater referring 80 eloquent terms
10 the political career ot the lao GOV Helm Acting GOV
Stevenson proceeded ~ fOilowh:
cordially approve ana fully lnd0rse every principle
enuuc ated the Admirable address az tho lame ted
Helm and will by Gods blessing. earnestly cndeavOr 20
maintain them during my administration al inc Govern
mont The oath which about to take t-arth oI mo
strict obedience 90 the Constitution ~ the lncd states
aud tho Constitution ~ Kentucky BON Constltu-
tons were ordained 90 perpeuate the rights OF civil
liberty and FREQ ICpIcseutauVo boFcrnuchi
Tho promises OF both Intended 10
ure4ervr and uphold Fundamental guarantees OF Tree
dom the liberty OF speech the freedom OF tho pfes' tho
rights of conscience property " person, and ~ repu-
taton tc purity Of election aud The implicit obedthte
tho Representatives 90 tho VIII or DE constituents
iusy aud fairly construed according 90 their letter ana
sprf Collisions between tie Federal and state Govern
20 long rs each Government rc-tiunB Itself
within the respective orbits prescribed by Inc
trainers Of each. 10 II only when enc Govern.
et Ovt4lcaps te barrier erected or its restraint mat
DANGER can ariso To all demands ard cxactOna of the
cdtral Government within the sphere OF rs consiiu.
tOu power kcutut Ky Will always lend ready support
and cheerful obedience; while within the limits oi the
Common wealth her reserved Hfht- must be respected
protect and defend Tire Constitution OF the state from
assault from without or danger nom within, and VIII
be- That the laws arc faithfully executed ana obcyed
The oath Of Office then Administered 10y thc Hon.
Is d. Pctcrf, Chief Justice The entire ceremonies were
conducted ia the utmost good order There was neither
M fIf OBJ
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fifth MILITARY DISTRICT.
pErAETURE OF GEN. SHERIDAN FROM MY
ORLEANS.
Prom TIE Eer ol.eans Tine


ORLEANS.
Prom TIE Ecg- Orleans Tinc.
The following order WAS yesterday issued by
Gen Sheridan, rCinquishiue the command Of the Fifth
MILITARY District, ami has been telegraphed to Gen.
GrGin, at Galveston:
Ev.ORLxASs L. sept. S. 1857.
sss ~ Ssr.gsgs Of Gsnc os Eo s earr sees io the
Seseaers Of the army The Undersigned hereby enqushes command
pitae fhlh Military Dtine 70 bit,' haoCtn 1rlts OHhI
'Otca GRoReE LIZ Frst lieut. 2t llt he' L. Col L. s. A.
Acting Assistant Ad AduteutGeler3
The General, accompanied by Coils Moore and Forsyth
of his staff arrived al hC Jackson depot last evening
tlttle before O'clock Stepping from his carriage into
ISd IedpgeT G roo' nc m ~s % surrounded aTG by
responding to many hearty adieus, when suddenly the
{r0wd become denser ana the inevitable Judge Hiesano
ft3tning suddenly in front OF Sheridan commenced
t6plmentary address ia behalf Of the loyal citizens OF
3h8 [th District The General uncovered and submitted
ssItb soldiers patience and resignation looking little
amused aud considerably bored Judge Hicstand con
llIded by reading several complimentary resolutions
Blu 9t which declared the General to be
the choice OF The ne assembly rs The next oSo oe
EIe by the General, we fanced The lssolatlons were
fSbived with three yeIy hearty cheers Ihen came inc
an3ndng 10 an personal compliments up TO this moment
no had now become nearly abashed ana stdinmeIlng
as sOhoOlboy during his A'ft forensic st,np pr e hs
fiends for what had been said and for tie manner IN
~ the Ffth Military District the General said lac had
deavored 20 carry out the laws OF Congress- hC s mao
fders to the contrary the General concluded he Was
rSotod with more applause Then came another season
~ hand ehakng and other hearty farewell greetings ah
fhkGenerai pressed his way toward The train When e
ct3sroIled away the crowd again broke into cheers
rr 1IIoviu6 are the resolutions referred TO- without
that these resolutions express The sentiments
~ yS"sc whom Judge HesiauG processes TO represent we
W W ,taf ne makes heavy draft on public credully
Nan he assumes TO sseDbied all Ie loya peope
.Vn,tsisDs md Texas" ana 10 nave Obtained the ait
oI ~ their views aud feelings Oh the spur
"a s moipenf as il were and without leaving Ne"'OI
teZit' ,osat,no of the loyal people OF LOUISIANA ana
va assemiied 10 pay then iegards 10 .adl'
81 ghefidan up8n his departure HUN H"" O''N"' 'V'
esotrSd Thai ss an expression o. the ice.ngs whci
t,netn IN common the hearts of All the loyA cople ~
atsi.ns and Texas we witness Win proioun regret
,sh for onrselyes aud for the country a w r,9i
Sarture of Gen. Sheridan from inc cohnh""" W VIZ '
Ssso,IG That we deem this proper 4coatSn % & 20 rh
kre.s not only tho high personal reRhe whVn 'I ~ IT,
VI tbsse Bta.6s entertain fCr Gen siIua D 80 -,
safnest appreciation ~ tho en'n-"' s"1 i"'"'S
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES,
TENNESSEE.

ruF RECENT ARREST FOR vIOJ ALTON OF PAROLE.
MrmruIs, Tenn, Sept. 12.-Some weeks since
Nv Miuren OF Lagrange was arrested by Con. Neil for
assaulne a., ex Union soldier, Oh charge Of violating
ms nsroc as an ex-Confedorate soldier was taken TO
Iouisylle and since then sent back 10 be tired by
Cen Neil. THIS morning Attorney General Wallace ap-
piled to Judge Irgg Of the T. g. Court fora writ OF habeas
,crnus ON Iieut " H. Hugo, commanding the post at
-rauee for the body the prisoner undor the recent
nrocIsmatiou The wit granted and placed in the
hands Of Deputy Marshal Gingham who leaves this even
ins n esecute the same,
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MAINE.
LATER REFURNs--REPUBLICAN MAJORITY TEN 10
TWELVE THOUSAND.


LATEE REfUGNs-REPUBHCAN MAJORITY TEN 10
TWELVE THOUSAND.
PORTLAND, Me., Sept 12.--keturns from 40
tows-abOut three ffths Of the 5atofoOt up Chamber
lain a3 822 Pnlsbury q o35 The towns last year
gave Chamberlain AZ 32i and Pilsbury % S33showDg
lose from the Republican majority Of year Of 1864
The remaining towns viii probably reduce last years
majority about 1000 leaving majority iOr Chamberlain
of from 1900 to 1900.
AUGUSTA, Nc, sept l9-ONfCial returns received at
the Secretary OF state once trom 2j8 cities Owus ana
plantations give Chamberlain As 1876 and Pilsbury 545J
The towns last year stood Chamberlain 5462S ana
Puisbmy 81 1928 There z9 tOwns yet TO he heard
fiOin which last gave Chamberlain 14722, and Pills
bury lO5l7. The Democrats have carried York Lincoln,
Knox and ArOOstOok Counties by very small nOOrites
which viii give them Senators 10 "a Republicans. The
House will be three -fOurhs Republican.
The Board OF Aldermen of Portland have made up theh
official returns which show the vote OF that city 10 he as
follows: Chamberlain, 2O46; Pillsbury $50: scattering
Chamberlains majority TO. Last year the vote was
Chamberlain, 27s7 Piisbury. 127l Cham5erialns ma
isFifY.
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Tho Congressional Committee on Retrench-

The Congressional Committee on Retrench-
IN, consi,t. of senators Edmunds Williams Buekalew'
and Patterson, and Representatives. aan Ths
ed OF inquiry wide and genera but may De n m
as nj public expenditure and the proper remedies
far abuses corruption, and mlsnanafement IN s I9y
~ among various subeommttces and each mem
a hss hy special authority Of Congress power 70 @ au
minister tbs and conduct inquiries Drahen t,e 2t o
,,it,o. now in daily session % the custom li0se'
.onssting u Mcssrs Nin Wych AMI JencEes WIN
,Yi-,,rv a Cl,rk aGt 8euu, per. ~ Is nndfstoot
30, s ut committee has Lcsn STRIVING % ohttn tuI0t'
u,l.lg. g..l l2..>4 ~ tpp wby'ay t'tIJ.
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MARYLAND
TIE YEw CONSTITUTION.

TIE NEW CONSTITUTION.
4 Washington dispatch TO The Boston Post
SAYS "ExGov. Pratt OF Maryland had long Interview
with the President this evening, touchngpoca affairs
Of bs state He says the now Constitution will be a.
fed hy an overwhelming majority Of The people, ana mat
II viii be put force aud maintained In spite OF Copgr
plOua action suspend n there be no interference by
the Federal army Mr. johnson assured him thht he
could conceive Of good grounds for supcctng that TIE
Federal aims would be usOi agans OF the States u-
less il should become necessary 10 quei an insuirecon
which hc aid not anticipate"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
Spstul 9stitfs.

Souih America Has Surrendered
The exquisite perfume oors ib people ss the
United States !, rHALONs NIGHT BLOOMING CIRRUS We Ira.
that makes the valleys as~rT breathe b~ bss
placed .isil ,hs esch o HE whole Ame,ioan people
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MIRRIED.

-McGFORaEAt Washington D. C., "Wednesday
ssn N by The Rev r. Hewlett Mir james Chsok o. Broos
yn ~ T. 20 Miss Sarah A. heGeoFse OF "ashngoh ~ y
SoRou Tuesday Sept TO- the residence Of the bride
mother prooklyu L. b. by the Rev Hyatt Smith MI Joseph
liver TO Miss MARY =. Noe, all Of Brooklyn
KITCHRLI-sQUIERA Livingston J., on Weinestsy Sept H.
m the Rev NJ Johnson George khe to Sarah C dansAteF
OF SIR John Squer Of the former place
RERDMBAD-In this City WEDNESDAY sept H. ny he ssF
Newell DR. T. Reed Of SpeneeioWn NJ l., to Alma Mead o'
Goien's Bridge, ~ \.
SAwGREENOn Tuesday Sept TO- By the Rev Dr. Roster joan
J. shaw TO Miss Green both OF tina city No cards
wfLLETS-TABER-n THURSDAY Sept ll At the residence o the
brIsa ltber Rosyn H. L. William IL wlets to Matte T. iaheE
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
BOLD BANK ROBBERY.

Boston, Mass Sept IA bold and daring
robbery was perpetrated today at Milton Lower Falls
Three men entered the Clue Hill National Bank just
before noon and desired MI BstmaD, the cashier The
only person tho bank al tc time. 20 change $40 BIZ!
While Mr. Bstnan in the act Of making change Ac
Knocked down an gagged by the ruiians Who then
seized parcel Of greeubaCks amounting 10 $1,000, ana
small trunk containing United States bonds and securities
belonging parties who had placed them IN the bank for
safe kecpmg They then left the bank locking the door
after them and mado good thcr escape The police are
Oh their track and win probably overhaul them sOon
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
TRTNITY COILIGE.

HARTFORp, Conn, Sept 12.-Thc new aca-
dCnC year 81 Trinity College opened today The new
Freshman class numbers the same laet year the two
lower classes having together about sixty students
Among the Alumni present nt the opening services was
the Rev T. T. johnson. Adjunct Professor elect The Rev
DR.. Pynchon, Professor Of Chemist ued ron Europe
on the An Instant where he has boon spending BIS yaca
ton. asa ais arrival here Is daily expected President
jackson does return 10 this country until October
During his absence Prof Brocklesby, Acting President
and p Rev g T. Andrews. Will occupy the char o. Mon
IA. nud Mora. Philosophy.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
TIE TOBACCO CONVENTION.

The action of the Convention Of Tobacco
nists AT Cleveland Ohio the 10th inst is looked or
ward 10 will good deal OF nteHest by all ehgaseu III
that trade IL ia said by Nirginian grower, , ~ ' m
Cnnveuton held in Washington last FAN reslou ~ o
practical benefit and 1t Ia hoped this one WIZ 10 he
successful movement VIII be ihstiod ihd on ai tobacco
TrnoyeI ~ thc tax Of 40 cents por pOuhu on al
except leaf Delegates hove been apigdp both being
venton from Lynchburg anu "N"'''"''
largely interested In this trade
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA.

". W. KETCHAM NOMINATED FOR CONGEEss BY
TIN REPUBLICANS.
WnKEsBARBE, Penn, Sept. 12.-The Hon.
W. " Kctcham was nominated fof Congress tod y, by
the Republican County Convention 20 I'll the uneXired
tenn OF Charlie Dcnnison deceased The Convention
was addressed by Mr Ketohan and tle Hon. Gausha A
Grow, on the political questions OF the day
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
BASEBALL
EXCErsr0n OF ROCHESTER, ". UNIoY

IXCEfsIOR or ROCHESTER, =. UNI0N
Tie FXcclsiors of Rochester met the Unions OF
Morrs.s iery Unon grosnis ani although theJ played
scarcely cell their game viii the Atu beaten BY oay
eht rars ust5 wher b. fnc batting they
osfr 10 'crs hand i M psyoi The Unions va a. a
harl. " their oPp0neu iber biitag was
hsvisi hr' th Geiug t hata sad Smith are to
De ekin. I've Nv
os rrrr d nas,ag PLAYING ofwai third Of
n ,f leughu exhibited up0a t5e EIce
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PAILEOAD ACCIDTN

RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
WIlmNGToN, n. c., Sept, 12.-1he $3.50 train
going north Oh the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad ran
Of the track near BattleborOugh The mail agent named
Springer ana tho express messenger, named Goodwin
Wcre sereicy Injured No passcngeIs hurt The
cars were badly smashed up.
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HOMICIDE NjPRovIDENcE, II. l.

Providence, II. J., Sept 1@.-Ihls morning.
about o'clock Joseph a. W Camm. quite young man.
and recently cotton draper in Boston shot dead Bena
min W Allrch sporting man. at house near TINS city
,.ha Cam,n lad been living with tho wife OF Aldrlch
Csmn vent ~ he state Prison and gave himself up after
aI,n
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
SOTTH CAROLINA.
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN BREMEN AND
CHAKLEsTON.

CHARLESTON.
CHARLEslCS, S. c., Sept. ia letter re-
celved here from Bremen says that number Of ein-
grants prepar t. leave that port on the Isl Of Oc
tOber for thus city ia the bark Gauss and that another
Xessc would follow IN November or December. prop
osOu foot az Bremen TO establish line of steamers
between that pOlt ana Charleston gud the state or
EOuth Carolina viii guarantee the payment Of five per
GENT interest 600 S5OOOCO that could be
raised IN Bremen TO start The line The merchants there
seem 10 be in fayC1 OF the % heme.
DEATH OF JAMES GREGG.
AUGUSTA, Ca. Sept % mes Gregg, PTcs-
don't OF the Granite lie Cotton Factory died aJ Kalmia,
Is. &, t1is morning.
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A FRIYoLnus CHAEGE.

Charles Henry Foster was presented recently
by the Grand Jury OF Hartford County, m this state, for
usne rioous language and bound trial IN the
eum .; 500. According 10 statement IN The @ad0id
his Ofte consists ia having appeared a counsel lot I
I0lOred children who had been Improperly bOund out AZ
kpprenuOeS hT Poster shortly drawn into AZ alte
cation upon Oltlcal matters and kuu ked down, auu
HFhie abO-ur under the excitement OF the mOmehil ne
{Aled upon the Republicans 10 protect Dcr friends ana
Rot allow themselves TO be by Rebels For THIS,
~ socIus. hc presented as above stated
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Arrangements to ca primary meeting for The election
Of Delegates % the syracuse Convention.
LNIoN IeAGUE on sHE CONVENTION

Arrangements to oa priInary meeting for the election
Of Delegates 20 the syracuse Convention.
Union LEAGUE or "HE CONVENTION
At a full meeting of tho Ulnrr League Club
last evening it was resolved that thesi,,
ala m upon the proceedings 10 tho Eate Convention tond-
ing to the abolition Of the several Comma,ls Ia this pO
lice district and would consider their abolition great
calamity Also that commits 10 consist OF members
OF TIE Club DO appointed 10 visit the Convention ia
session at Albany 10 confer WITH 1t on the matter under
It's consideration affecting the interests OF this state and
City Mr Geo T. Moves, Chairman or the Committee on
Legislative Corruption. submitted report which was
adopted and ordered to 10 published
TWENTY FIRST ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
Mr.. II. S. Smith, Chairman OF the Republican
Executive Committee In Harlem. says that tho result or
the unimpOrtant disturbance there has been gen
eial agreement under which nc predicts vote that VIII
Gst0nsh the COpperheads.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
LOCAL POLITICS.

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE
At well-attended meeting of the General
Committee OF tho German Democratic party last evening
"A the Cermapia Assembly Rooms Coroner schirmer in
inc chair resolutions nominating the Hon John II Hon
man for Mayor and Mr. Charles T. L0ew Tor County
Clerk were unaplmously passed PrenniDes ecconpaed
nc resouOns setting forth the reasons which had De-
fore demanded Mayor UOifmans election 70 the mayor
oltv and asserting that they oxEt IL fu force. hs the
German Democrats party reItsent about Oneourth 0f
the entire Democratlc vote OF Tue CITY, they eonhloet
fherDsclyes enod to voice IA the choice OF candidates
M the ensuing general election and therefore, have
mated a German citizen for the County Clcrhship.
TROUBLE IN THE WEED CAMP.
Since July last, the general working OF the
Weed Republican Democratic Copperhead camp has given
dissatisfaction 10 the Post-Oice. Custom House and
Coa1uercial Advertiser Yesterday stated meeting Of
fhe General Compittee called by the Secretary Mr.
J. Plumb, for S'0'clOck in the evening. That nothing
shOuld he Done pTemhturov the leaders, prominent
among them Senator Thomas Murphy met at the AstOr
Unuse In the afternoon ana resolved that the meeting
ehoud not be held Their attempts failed and at the
pointed time the Chairman, Mr. Efasus Bonedct called
tnry Plumb sad that bc understood that the LEADERS
had held meeting 81 the AstOr House, and afterWard
had told 10 attend the meeting. the
,etary Ind authority 10 ce H. Senator Murphy said
thet hc had only told sOmo menbers that niger" min.
strels In their ltGdquartele ana uiht they
had no suitable room 10 meet IN Inc secretary
In renlv said that he had authority 10 call the meet
ing and lie didn't whether II was Senator Murphy
| ~ ,uV other that held differently Te wouldn't
send any notices through the mail to any OF the
members. II they didn't Ike MS manner 0! aolng inc
| business they might accept his rcsgnaion Mr.. Hall
ala not attend tO the business. ana he or lnh could
moi do IL all himself motion wa made that diminished
bnsness be laid over until The next mectng but the mo
lion wns lost and after chatter adjournment "a
nc,f En1Iay WAS carried A. ting N THO Executive
| C,u,uittee McssTs Thomas bmiil, Adophus horst
| sEd Jalgs ", tMg wete aypNplsi seaibts9s v
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NEIN-IIfESE SEY

TRENTON UNION LEAGUERs on JOHNSON.
At a meeting of the Trenton Union League,
M which President johnson strongly Denounced the
following resolution was UNANIMOUSLY carried
Representatives and Senators IN Cohgss IN
.v on their reass.mbug arrtg articles o Impeachment
President VI these United states AM unl suV 70
I,,,lb MIN ffouf the chair he . . uuaOrlAliy hul
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

SANDusKY, Ohio. Sept. 13-As Fenian ex-
cursion was returning from Putin Bay on the steamer
Grant rhcn starting from the island two young women
named Kate Goldng and Mary Glenn were caugh III he
coil of te stern line and could not be eXricated Deoie
il had taken OFF "A leg from each.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
THE CROPS

AUGUSTA Ga, Sept. ls.-The continued
heavy rains have very disastrous 70 COTTON ~ IS e.
toe{ed nm, onehrd OF tho crop has been destroyed
Renorts from tie rice plantations state that Tie rams
and ffesbets have destroyed the crops- 5000.
my S,i ~, as,s sent i2Ihe heavy which have
mat cen a have had DISASTROUS effect on cotton IA tng
ds;riOb. a. Is reported tlat t1o YEA WIZ % '''7''"
frfl siir1 g. CuO-il'c
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MARYLAND.

ANNIVERSARY or THE BATTLE or NORTH POINT.
{ BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Jhe Old Defenders
celebrated the anniversary OF the battle Of NoIh Point
to-day with a parade and then proceeded to GOyalS'
fo0n and had the annual dinner
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NORTH CAROLINA.
FREEDMAN CASES.

Cn.faEsroN. S. c., Sept 12-Gov or has
.,sfdoned freedman named smart Chisholm convicted
tf numbering hts steldaugi ter, on condition that he
4savea the state flr five years IN the case Of john
Senkns freedman convicted o! the murder OF young
during the riot Of june 1896 aud who was three
fimes rcsped by Gen. sicdes, notification has been
served on the sheriff by Gen. Candy stating mat ne has
fuly cxsmned he case and that there VIII - 40 further
tntcrfsfcuCe by the military
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HBLs0N-At Brootyu Sept H. ABBY soiscs. .sed O. Jsas
Relatives invited " ettesf her uern
the residence OF her botiaw Lewe. hoboot No Rkes~es
ST.. on Friday. Al O'Clock
TAYLOR-A West Park oE the uIsop h0niay srt lss7s
s Rev Tboas House rsg d. D. Rector Of 0'sce CeuL. hss'
York
The Clergy Of congregation ant The fenjs ~ es
family respectfully invited stten ths fuas At soe o"afb
Fiday sept lj at . o'sock
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ArnlNy CATTLE MARKET.

ALp,yY Sept There but little change IA tne Cste maAe,
since lss week The Of hsht thin stock IS hIse WINE Ie
scarce The demand as shsrp ss u was si "ecA
and an ib poorer grades prices have dropped tac 10 e
NV, rovapd las, weeks outside puces The range from o
A. n live weight the poorest scalls~ags si' @ oes &
,,elv Steer averaging 4e Receipts S'O0 head Inc
arss, contiuue. dan. 4id7ic Supply, '@"
Jg.,lrs Of 200 d7ic = n. Supply 5000 head
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
A CARD
ia iA. rdl,nr II In, 7rlbrns

To IN, Edior 81 Tnr TrierSI =; obes but God will
Di - .h ls bn, Az another and better shi Se m -
Me-, Our school will opeg on he 2oth n As an the ieYas
% gI within 61s miles Of boston Inc iaeane' arc % & %
ton h'!oAI nrovii.nal nom h TINE shsh re-
sune operations ~ ~ aheii,st i5t Do Lee.s.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
THE INDTAK VAR

ST. Louis, Sept. 12.-An Omaha dispatch says
that the Indian Commissioners arrived there yesterday.
ana will start for Fort Laramie day two Co.n-
Taylor also arrived, and joined the party TO
confer with the Indians.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
THE sTEAMER GEoRGE CROMWELL

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 12.--The captain
Of the Couoorda, from Boston, reports passing
the steamer George Cromwell Alligator Keys, lay
ing with her head 10 The wind perfectly apparently
afOat. an right and surrounded by wreoker5.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
Navy GAZETTE.

RearAJ1irsl s " GOd0n, late at,ng orders
The South Atlantic George P1nke has
Squadron detached and been detached Brooklyn
placed waiting orders. snl Orleed 10 settle accounts
Cant hss been Lieut. Commanders Fred v Me
detached tieNsr and D. Marvin have been
Brc yn and waiting orders detached from duty board the
Snrpson II CLARK has boen De Brooklyn. aai waiting csS
tachei from mO1OngO. aud
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the 5i.ss SATURDAY al N on The Capolne grouni
pTppuTpRIAI
CRICKET
u nrornr vs.. crnNNrowN

IT TTUIf0fN W ''''IF'1''''N''''
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 12-Iho Cricket match be-
r,o the 4, G.,rt. li Germaatosn Cabs oouellt today
Tin. core ,,.lI 81 Gfofyss ll3 p innings - Grnhh'
toe-. ianlBg q iaals a. 1o'is-sl "'oISs E'' "'-l
| L..
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MorrA1rvrs or GENs. HANCOCK ND sHERIDAN

MOVEMENTS OF GINS uANNoNh h+'A ''''''i'4''--'
Sr. LOUIS, Sept ia dispatch from Leav-
euUort savs that Gen Hancock Will start for washing
ton today having ordered to do 30 by Cen Grant
Gen Sheridan will also go to Washington IN day OF
40 He ass,,nes command In this Department today