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A FRAupprxsr TRANSACTION wiltsie, yosns
Is years OF age. recently clerk in the employ OF
Messrs Bennett, socum 4 Fowler, doing business at
No 70 Franklin street, yesterday arrested BY de'ec
tive Woodbridge the Sixth precinct on the complaint
Of Mr. Stephen K Fowler. Of the above named firm ON
the 1J.h utimo charged Wtsie sold to Mr. Charies
g. Bunce OF the Sherman House, bill OF goods amount
ing to $45 TO- al the same time requesting MT Fowler
70 allow Bunce credit Of thirty days Tbls re9aes.
was compiled with, and the day Following, WitMe, %
further charged called upon Mr. Bunce and collected
$25 on the b which money, as Is alleged, ne emoez.
zled and elonionsy appropriated to his own use without
the knowledge or consent Of his employers Tho &c.
cused was taken before Justice Downing and commt'eo
10 the Tombs for trial in default OF bail
AMEGED BoID THKPr PROM A cAn-Yesterday after-
noon, George W. Cooper carman, employed to
convey quantity of goods from the auction house izS
Duane street point ap While passing up West
Broadway Mr.. Cooper was informed by woman that
had stolen piece Of goods from the rear Of his
cart and on looking around, the carman saw man run
ming up varick street with bundle under his arm
Cooper stopped his horse and pursued the fnguve'
tho Fifth precinct joined in the chase and succeeded
arresting the fugitive in Grand street. near Lan.
rcns, with q piece Of silk worth $3.50 " MS
possession alleged to have been stolen from C0opers
cart The prisoner, who Is youh only seventeen years
age gave his namc Joseph Riley, taken TO the
Leonard street police station, where. searching him,
tho bill for The silk which had been stolen from the
PACKAGE was found in his possession The accused was
yesterday arrairned before Downing and COM
mit,ed to the Tombs for trial default Of 81 900 bail
Riley born this city, and says he lives IN Robin
son street
CRUELTY TO AsNALs-Captain Carrey, Of the Eff
teenth precinct yesterday made complaint against
Patrick Corcorau, who, alleged beat and iitreated
horse IN most cruel and nhuman while pass
ing through Mercer street. Justice Dodge held the &C
cused In the OF $500 bail TO appear and answer
VIOLATION OF TUE EXCISE LAw.-George Deming No.
10t West Houston street, yesterday arragned before
Justice Dodge charged with violating the provisions Of
the Excise law. He was held In the sum Of $500 TO
answer.
ALLEGED LARCENY or Day GooDs--samuel Jones, No.
$40 Bowery, appeared before Justice Shandey yeser-
day, and charged Adam Weyer with stealing eigny-hve
yards Of dress goods valued $25. weyer, It's alleged
arrested by officer Of the Seventeenth precinct
the Of Second and Fourth street, hav
ing in his possession bag containing quantity Of dry
goods and other articles Tickets appended OF
the articles led the officer to inquire II the complainant
had lost any property. Receiving affirmative
he requested Mr. Jones TO accompany him the station
where the property shown and identified by COM
painant The accused held In the Of $500 bail
to appear and answer.
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COMMON plEAs-rRIAl TeRm-pAsr 2.
The Besart Divsrcc Cass-Ths Defence
Opened.
Before Judge Cardoxo

borore Judge CArdozo
Btsa Bccuvf Jass Bcoavk-Ths trial OF this action
resumed yesterday morning before this court and
. number Of Witnesses including two colorsd female
ssrvans were examined In relation TO the treatment
accorded 70 Mrs Bosart BY the children. and boy who
had been 10 Mr. Boeaxts employ testified that he had
heard MT Bcgsrt say that Ma BoTar not 70 have
control OF any money and that what required for
the hcuse should BE- purchased BY or through other
membev:of the family
Upon the plaintirs counsel resting her case Mr..
Bosan was called as the hrs witness for the defence
and was examined at great length IN regard 70 the
duct OF bis vim towards his children and the general
feeling existing between them. which, from his view
did not appear nattsnng to the plaintin
In the crcsscxamnaticn Of this witness he fatty con-
adcted almost every material allegation OF the plaintiff
and the witnesses her behalf or where the contra
dction not direct he testified thai he was unaware
Of the circumstances evidently raising salient psint Of
vsracity somewhere.
Mr. Bogar in reply 70 questions BY PLAINTIFFS ooun.
se stated that he did not FIRST propose removal Of the
family 70 Indiana; that be had no intention Of going
there for the purpose Of obtaining divorce that he al
not been advised that BY hts brother who was
then court and did not know that that brother had
bees Instrumental in procuring divorces for two other
brothers OF Mr.. Bogart
The trial continued up "a late hour in the even-
ing, but further very material facts we're elected.
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TO THE EDTTOR OF THE HKRALD.
Being reader Of your paper and therefore knowing
the interest you take In maritime subjccss would sug
sest TO you very interesting and useful amusement
which would tend 70 direct more attention 10 that which
you noby advocate In Liverpool, England, there
has In existence for i've years. patronizsd BY the
Mayor &c, aclub called the workingmens Yacht Club
In principle 10 II that every member has 10 make his
own yacht aud not 10 exceed certain Dimensions, say
i've feet Prizes given for the BEST model OF boats
rigved and best saers. II you would briefly make
suggestion In your paper such way that few Of US
could meet willing TO form such club am certain Of
in success The moral good would b great
A MECHANIC
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1851, 1854 $3.50, a6o sss6, l423 zlel. S ll. Sloo,
1881 $3.50 3oa9 1858 290 36a7 $780, $780, 249o 2943,
$500 1911, $3.50. 2S65, 1891, sel. Part 2-AdJourned
Sor the term. 4t I
\ SUPREME CouRr-SPEGAL TERM. Adjourned TO June 3
SUPREME CouR1-CHAnBERa g. ", loS, III.
at No 225.
Common PLaas-fRIAL Tnn-Psrt Adjourned.
Part 2-Equity causes
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERu-AdourDed Tor che
term
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Another Divorce suit-srosies fer AIiuony.
Before Judge Daily.
lnr c5~roscAson THOMAS Cbnnasohtor --This Is an
action for divorce the ground Of alleged
acts Of adultery the part Of the defendant with various
persons motion made for alimcny yesterday BE-
fore this court pending the trial Of the action snd for
injunction 10 restrain the defendant from seax
transferring his property In this city, consisting a
house and Loo In Thirty first street. valued SIS 600
and house and lot In Twenty eighth street. worth
o00 The Court ordered the payment TO plaintiff Of
SIS per week for the support OF hsrssf and children
pending tho hearing Of the suit
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veAsss n complaining n H. but vhet thsy said was
mere confederation OF what was stated before.
The CHARnAR stated that the company had been not-
fed. and had attended 70 the mesngs Of the COM
mittee
One Of the members or the committee stated that the
company evidently treating the Common Council
with contempt
The committee then adjourned
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

Income Returns Of the Eighth DISTRICT o. This
City. \. 80 -F
TIE following elbows the returns for incomes S. 900
per year Of residents in the Fourteenth division Of the
Eighth Collection district The division, as may be per.
ceved is not very RICH is about the most unmpor.
tant in the district and enclosed by the sixth and
Seventh avenues and and Fortieth streeta
Mr. Bonner whose income is the hghe in the list re-
nearly four times large sum for this year aS
for ash the figures being Tor 1850 500 1906 and Tor 1877
-
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The Board Of Excise held their regular weekly mees-
ing yesterday afternoon, President schuz in the chair
Three liquor dealers tried for having, - alleged BY
police ocers violated the provisions Of their licenses
The licenses Of Thomas Roach, 451 Greenwich street.
and Maurios v. PowsnA .a0a Hahsh avsnuA were 70
yokeAf
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andavn and appeared In court with ms bondsman, Mr.
Sheridan shook entered recognisanre for f250
wherenpon the defendant discharged ~ called on
70 answer
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

Before Judge Russell.
The Grand Jury broughs in another batch Of indct
nents yesterday and resumed the discharge Of their
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hnpp, convicted on charge OF forging . soldiers
beunty certificate will not formally announce the
Judgment Of the Court but viii say 10 the counsel for
she defendant who is here that the Judgment In that
shan be granted case; that the oct OF
leo3 does repeal the OF 1928 contendcd for by
counsel 30 far az this offence IL concerned Judgment
vii BE- entered formally tomorrow IN presence Of the
prisoner when b shall DO brought up for sentence
With regard tho charge Of the Court in the case 70
extreme iiberaty % tho Ssendsat covering entirely
We iso exceptions taken The Court then ordered that
Ss sD % a. IL ''
"Grimfh <saunt" la Court.
A~0astis DAILY "a 7zemos kaoHirs. plaintiff In
ms case according 70 nidsvit made BY him, 10 the
sssoor and proprietor Of Are copyrights Of certain drs
"s1e compositions designed and suited for public repre-
ssn,auon entitled "GriRai Gaunt or Jealousyn-a
manager Of The japanese, Troupe now in this city
ne p'Mntu comes into count and makes andavft In
~ in ,sr recns his authorship and propris'orshp
-,.,s.er sms 70 Question, he contnues:-'That the
paaintn being such author aad proprsor OF the said
ams,c sompos1on has aud hid before, and at the
ant hereinafter next mention cd In, sole rant to print
and publish the said dramatic comp, son aud also The
cause the same 70 be acted performed or reprrseuted
yet the said defendant vrongfuy mi ending TO n,ure
30 be Ia nc % asp.Ss hin q the profits
derived and acquired from acting performing or
rspreseniing the SAID dramatic composo, csnsins
The TO be acted, performed or repr sene ed and
also 10 deprive him OF his said copyright Is deponent
believes and without aud against consent of tie sad
snngiur Of this suit Wit the Goth and sst days
Of January, 1851 and also upon other days. tn, plain
na onsnown 10 The months Of March and April IN the
Canforns, did wrcngfuIly and injurously represent
or perform ssee, public place the said dramatic
said plaintiff has been greatly injured and damnned 10
his sad copyright and s entitled therefore by the law In
sush cases made and provided 70 the sum Of .. least
desadas vas yesterday arrested on the foregoing
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE FRONT-sT. ERE

The following is list of the losses and in
suranCes the buildings and contents damaged by fire
In Front-st., yesterday morning No. Is, occupied by
Shute Van Pelt -four and commission merchants con-
taned about 2,SCO bbls. of four OF this amount about
1000 bbs owned by Messrs Shute & Van Pet They
lose about $4,000 Insured in the following companies
American 10000 Niagara 5000 and Continental 600
L. Roberts Co. OF No. Is SOuthst had 92 bbls loss
about S2O insured for 3 900 in the Home and Secur
ty Companies. William A. Brown & Co. had about 900
bbls. loss ebout $4,000; insured The bnding is
owned by milford Martin. aud is damaged to
the extent Of 5000; insured. Some clothing aud
several gold pens stolen by persons during the
confusion and the desk In the office broken open
small In money stolen. The stock OF Noble Doug
las commission merchants, at No. IL, damaged by
water to the extent OF $1,000 Fully insured In the Home
aud Hanover Companies OF this city and the Franklin Of
cellar of Rufus Story Co., dealers in cOees teas, and
specs at the OF Front and MoOress partially
l|ed with water Loss about $4,000 The upper part Of
the building somewhat damaged by water They in
sured IN the following companies On building Lnterna
tOnal, 5000; Eagle, 5000: Equitable, $4,000;
chandse. Manhattan, $4,000 Commercial, $4,000; Me-
chancs, 5000; GrOcers', $1,000; Washington $4,000
change $4,000; Long Island, $4,000; jefferson, $4,000
American, 5000 Empire City, $4,000 Total insurance
on building $4,000; total on merchandise, t2000O Her
rick Seymour -four and commission merchants, of No
70 h0Ores had their stock somewhat damaged by water
Insured in the Corn Exchange Company for $500 The
stock In the cellar Of j. ID. Sherman Co.. No 9 Moore
st. was slightly damaged by water Insured In the Mar
mission merchant had his stock in the cellar
what damaged by water. Insured in the Traders Com.
Pany The origin Of the fire is under investigation by
kue Marshal Baker .....
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THREE MEN sUFFoCATEp.

About ~ o'clock a. H., yesterday, Fritz
Jongh workman employed in the distery Of Herman
Metzer at the foot OF East went nnhs, engaged
stirring a quantity OF mash used ia the manufac
ture OF whiskey-n large circular tub is feet N depth
and Is feet In diameter. The "mash" warm, and
while he stirred IL another workman paye stream of
water upon 10 from line of hose, causing dense aud
nOxous vapor to arise While thus engaged the board
ceat upon the end Of the pole used by JOngh OF In
the tub Producing ladder, JOngh placed 10 In tho tub
and attempted 10 descend for the purpose prOcurngtho
cleat. although lie had In common with the other work
men, been warned OF the extreme danger of such pro-
ceeding He had descended but n few ateps when he
was overcome by the vapOr and fell backward into the
mash" His fellow-wOrkInan. william Eisfeld, de-
scended the ladder for the purpose Of rcuns him. and
he too fell in Undeterred by tho fate Oi The others
other workman named William Werner In urn descended
the ladder for the purpose OF aiding his comrades who
could even reach them helping hand u This time the
news OF the accident had spread throughout tho
building, and the proprietor aud rnnniny workmeu
crowded around the tub, eager render assistance.
several attempted to descend the fatal ladder but
prevented by tho proprietor and the prudent OF
ready mentioned. used as rope and OtDcr appliances
hastily prepared, the men dragged from Che tab.
Physicians were Mt once summoned but the showed
no sgns OF LIE after being drawn OUT ana the lriv
on the physicians were pronounced 10 ~ dead The
bodies were removed 10 the MOrgie Bellevue HOspal
where later IN the day Coroner Schirer held inquest
verdict OF death from asphyXa rendered. JOugh
was native of uermany aged 80 years, and ided at
No. 2l6 Avenue A, corner OF Forty -ftlst whore he
leaves wife and children Werner native OF Ger
many aged years and resided at No 23s Rvngton-st,
where he too, leaves wife aud family. Eiseld
native OF Germany aged 80 years, and resided at the
corner OF Firstave. and FOrynith-st, where he also
leaves wife and family.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE CONDITION OF IRELAND.
I.,4u.. ,yoa I.I;,,..l I,.t .,..,..,,..


sonic Hail. In East Thrtieh-st, by the Rev John OCon
r"' late Of Templemore, Ireland, on the social
Moral Condition Of Ireland" and the imperative
.cs Of Irlshmen at the present Crisis The lecturer
-d he by the social condition of the country thc
relation II bears 10 other nations and after considering
Ifclands claim TO the respect other spoke II
her moral condition, which he said was now better than
had been. THIS 20 bc attributed 20 the p1'r
Otsm and practical religion Of the rising generation for
patriotism and religion always 30 hand H. hand The
mutual relation OF rshmcn toward each other next
spoken or aud he pronounced the people " Ireland,
the peasanry the artisan and che labOrer 10 De united
In determination 10 free their native land In speaking
the duties incumbent Irishmcn. he urged upon
them the necessity Of creating stTOuS
and healthy patriotic feeling among their country
the hour arrived tie powerful nil of their cxilsd
brothers The lecturer then spoke ~ the many means
sorted by England kill the love Of fatherad ir the
Irish breast-the dreadful prosecutions. the murders by
sword and famine, and. when these failed, soup
house. with the soup for Fridays dinner He laid peculiar
stress the most spcclOus means Of ali for Ircands
thrallment, the English Government believed, the
crimes toward Ireland 70 have been taught 10
Irish children, virtues rarely practced toward "A
dependent nation. The very weapons used toward the
oppressed have been turned against the spprcss0rs them
selves The last resource OF English hate was forced
emigration and this sad mistake WAS likely To De even
less successful than other attempt to excrnac the
that had preceded IT, After stating many evidences
OF progress Ireland especially among those Of different
religious creeds. which he called gratifying mark OF the
influences education has diffused, Mr.. O'Connor
cuded, by regrettng that many Irish Catholics are
neglectful In America of practically observing tire
religious teachings OF their faith. The lecture
eral times interrupted by applause
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
TIE SOLDIERS UPON THE SITUATION

AT regular meeting of Post No. II, District
OF Manhattan, Department of New-York, Grand Army
VI the Republic held Friday evening August &c. the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted:
t hs present state Of eoun,ry calls prompt action on
ts i4yAl oncers and representatives; and ~ ''''' "
hefeos such oningon
them to st paTs hs nsnas Of the couutrs and
Io.S TrsoSs-osi .h. whole UnOai therefore he Il "
iAal A ut Of the az
We a. non pauzAn citizen
ad party pt wholly variance rih bs s,i, 80 %
thimAfe those power Al besd
s ,l @sety @ we aeuos taken which Teyes 10 In6ny
Sluen iDe tesch slreAdy eIng between the peay =,
Congress and the Chief Executive WV PeOV ~ represented BY
iosd That especially to Asior.Geas Sheridan s.. 49,, D.
90 We onef our thanks for The faithful patriotic n, e
nave interpreted .od A1mHed The Of e uptsd
PPertah 70 tbef positions aud for their
f % sSaadIe. % IRON pests Of honor Which they d.essiSe
bouthen States recognize hs
m OF the American people and especially sodep,
= - -s " ''V's"'A shg and bloody
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.
twARRANTED.b

These caras are superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous To the year lS6O.
livery Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered
accident
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
IA those OF the First Quality.
rIICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PEy-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
TIE BEST PENS IN TUE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEE-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-apponted Agent ut
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name OF Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be bes. suited, and at the same prices, 10y calling
on the AGENT; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headduarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
GRAPES.

GRAPES
To produce good crop Grapes oOnsanns tf and
remuneratiye prices. regard as
SUCCESSFUL GRAPE GROWING,
1 60 ~ annually from bearing Of healthy
pe, which are the country BY Mail and Eres m
ng satisfaction planted, in their growth and e u oi Ss
consider .,,,., ,,,,,r c,our,xn
We have twenty-five vineyard and ten acres young Vnen
for sale and Nurseries have been visited @ season
some most Fruit Gowe Of the country who pronounce
ur erou Fruit unsurpassed eqaAed by any sh
have seen. =,
The proper place determine the merits ola grape Is e Fn'
when prefer in ali Shen IL prsae Aa' per
son, wanting our Vines should them before purchasing
OUR GRAPE SHOW will be on "WEDNESDAY TIE ss
Of October instead Of week later advertised we cordially n'e
all who interested in grape culture to attend
Oar stock comprises all desirable kinds and osr prices vi" DO
found reasonable.
DESCRIPTIVE AND ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE sent to al ap-
phcAn inelosiBg 10 eenta
Early orders ar solicited >-
~ Pa
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
THE HARTFORD HORSE FAIR.
-. o.. ~aa TnfHuNR

>, ysrxeRAPA THs rHiHuSk
HARrFoRp, Conn, Aug. 12.-The Hartford
Horse Fair opens the grOundS OF the Association
morrow and continues three days Premiums 70 @ Ino
amount Of 5000 offered and the number oi ,e
have larger than at any previous
managers clam that ou, side Of Dexter 'hcJ '''''
neld than be prod deed anywhere: ,,rses given by
Among the arrivals 10 contest ioI Iie dp T6or Iucy
the Association, ore the eeebraed FaTTis Breeze Vol
o2er 0d pa Ieyiahan Col Maynard Lev K"prds' Pras
and host others George & g ceebTated Ashland aud
patels-,, stork The stable OF AInasa SpraBuo VI O
ron a + he also represented mere. .
gha fai,, proluises TO BIZ "A grand success
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.
TNAEDANFEnl

These Pens 10 fine and pointed with the
vey best rdosmn Ponts carefully selected, aud none
of his Quality sold With the slightest mpeTfection
which skin aud the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, First Quality and
numbered.
Tho Points warranted for months, except against
accident.
THO Cases are made Of Coin Silver and for this quality
ar, extra hcayy and strong.
phIcrs or PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
DOME STIn pnRTS.

FoRrns MONROE August lgie ship Virginia, oa iI'ron
In ballast which shore Woughb Spit broag on this
morning by wreckenA She not damaged
san fRAsCsco, Aug lIAuyed yesterday steamship America
from Hn Juan with fom Newi orb July 2Oi all we'll Also
ships Rlsethc Spark from Boston Rssou nom srpook
balsd to-day, ship beuiksrs Chief LytylooL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
SEW YORK.
First Innings
ANALYSIS OF BOWLING.
OUOITS.

The Grand Tournament of the Brooklyn
QUOT players did place yesterday on account of
the absence OF one Of the fraternity
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20


la ID ID 1th. 5th. sfh 7ib. sth 9ths Total
,ssSsp.Iaen' sSs!pssA '''''.. IL
Tspirs-MI r. Traey oftse Excelsior Club.
keOrers-hsssrA Lawrence and Pearson.
HiT-esscSes-IDdspsSdsut. 9; Mohswt. g. .....
Len Bssss-ISdspeudsnt 10 times; Mohawk. times.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF CONNECTICUT.
NEw-HAvES, Conn.,, Aug. 19--The base ball
game for the championship between the Pequot Club Of
NewLOndon, and the New Britain Club the chsllengers
occurred at Hamilton Park in this city to-day resulting
were present 70 witness the game Mr. John Gram Of the
won me enamBSSsshR from the Charter Oaks several
70 play for the championship.
THE DETROIT TOURNAMENT.
DETROIT, Aug 19.-The play this morning at
the Base Ball Tournament opened by game between
the Victories Of Ingerso Canada and the Monito OF
st. Johns, Mich The Canadians played splenddly, and
won easily and take the nrs prize The thrdeAss Prize
the greatest distance, won by Porter Of the Ionia
Cluh-distaDce 2ecs feet Ihe bail was sierward thrown
the latter club did not compete for prizes this afternoon
secondelass game was played between the Ann ArbOr
BY the Ann ArbOr Club, by 46 10 81. ....-.....
ALERT OF ROCHESTER VS.. MUTUAL or ALBANY
ALBANY, N. y, Aug. 19.-The Alert base
tire utuas Of this city for the Junior championship Of
western New-York The score stood, Mntuals, a, and
Alerts, 26.
REsoLUTE VS.. UNA OF MOUNT VERNON.
This match takes place on Wednesday, on the
Satellite ground, and not to-day, as stated.
PATHFINDERs VS.. MoNTAUK
Yesterday afternoon game of Baseball be-
tween the Monteuks OF Morrisnia and the Pathdnders
OF West Farms was played on the ground Of the Unsns
NOrrtsana. The Montauks came OF victorious with
score Of 81 runs 70 %
CORRECTION
The match between the Una and Resolute
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
MoHwAK VS.. INDEPENDENT.

An interesting match was played between
these South Brooklyn Clubs yesterday on the Capoline
grounds and though the attraction strong in the other
district there WAS quite number OF spectators pres
eut The game was weu contested in the early part OF
it, but In the last innings the independents batted well
for runs and by the totals OF u to 49, We give the