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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

Wauuster aged years by Westminster dam Black Be, W
Csmerons Brague years by NeNmnster dan Jewess n
uineTons imp Hampton Courts by Young Melbourne
Dafans leonard w geromes b. Luther years LeIing-
years by imp Lap1si dam Rhoda hnp Glencoe MorTs
huthless ears ny imp Eclipse dam Barbaritv.
Monday years by Cotton dam Mohe Jackson MtDaueis
D. h. Dazzle Tears, hy Lexington
bone y d. Mcanies Ripley jeff Davis Nina
by boston " ~ McDsueis b. h. Julius ly Lexington dam
Julia 10y imp GLENCOE H. j. S. Waons ch b. Onward wears by
1sBou Jam ny Lady BY imp Glencoe r. j. s. Wats0ns h.
Doa'le years by RmRg0d dam And by imp Sarpcou. 10
oa8"S 5ohnols ch biugg1 wears, by Jack MALONE
lam! ulster By Omera a. Douglass Jolusons ch DIXIE Of
Vie ears ~ Jack Malone dam hy Wagner g. John H. CLAY
E H. naItri Loadoue, years by Lexington dam Bluc Bon
ie L. y d. Ned0n ch local hv Lightning dam Maroon
10y mp 1encoe lB T. G. Mooes h. Beacon years Lexington,
dam Bay Leaf by imp Yorkshire
THIRD DAY.
re handicap for all 100 subscription half forfeit and only
10 decare1 with ? 800 adde's 800 OF the stakes
"u horse distance miles, closed the M Of June with 10 noBua
uo Veg t to be published on the Of June decnaou4 10 DC
luther years by Lexington dam by imp Glencoe John NJ Clay
eurs D. Gioy, BY Lexington dam Magnolia. hy Glencoe
NJ H. sanford e Is cA No. barring years, by Enggod dam Lna
Wright T. T. g.. j.
dam Bsyeaf by Yorkshire. r. q. Pdyieer
years hy Lightning, darn HeHue Iaow, by imp Shamrock. X
W Cameron enters Hampton Court imp y Young Mel
oohe-uTnlala l. H. W Cameron enters b. c. BIague 6y new
minister dan jewess aged A. Belmont enters D. imp Maid Of
Honor hy Nrvuiuster dam maya h Boy Middleton. J.
Morris ele Ruthless by imp Rel pe, dam imp Bsrhar
itv TO- r. Morris Monday wears d. Cotton. dam Mle
by Glencoe r. Mcdaniel enters hh Ripley. years b Je Davis
Cam Nina 10 D. Mcdaniel enters Dr. h Lexington, ont OF
ucv Fowler by Albion H. He Babcok enters hr Bourbon agcl
hf Nieic0e Lis Is T. IT, Enchan
tres years by Lexington dam Ellen Baan by Glencoe It. T. b.
Reed enters Urlaua. years oy Brecknrdge dam imp lady
sykes a. j. Watson enters c Onward years by hrggol
year h Rnggoh, dam Ariel by sarpeion 10 j. Watson enters
Capt Moore aged by imp BaOEu dam Jennie Rose by Glencoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
BASE RAII.

CHARTER OAK vs. PLQUOT FOR THE CoNNECTICUT
CHAMPIONSHIP.
TELEGRAPH o
HARTFORD. Conn. June 5-The match game for
the championship between the Charter Oak Base BAH
Club of this city and the Pequo Club OF SewLondon was
played tho Park this afternoon, and resulted In the
victory Of the Charter Oak by one yum Tie game lasted
three and half hours and 40 the close the stood
Charter oaks. ~ Pequots 90 The game very evenly
tors 10.
MATCH BETWEEN PICKED MINIS IL PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA june 5-Thcrc was an immense
crowd gathered to witness the match between the picked
mines OF Philadelphia to-day. Seven Of the players
uo1u'cd the mines did not appear and substitutes were
provided. The playing 10. altogether good. The
score OF the game kcnrldcr niIo, 23 Pratts, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
THE Louisville, KY, RACES.

LOUISVILLE June There was another very large
attendance at the WOodlawn Course to-day. The first
race for the Louisville Hotel purse OF $780, two mile heats
forull won by issacks colt Patrcan walking
over tho track The second race a single dash OF II
miles, for purse OF $3.50, free FOR all ages by T.
Nulsl's bay tcy Albion; time, 3:l3 Three horses con
tended for the prize. The third grand hand
can purse. two miles over eight hurdles. II con
tested by three horses and by j. Il. Whaley's
bay horse, Dcscrtcr. time 4:iO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
-, Con Grant returned from West Point

Presentation. Grant returned from west rolii'
last evening and left on the 1880 tIan ior
Con Nfo,os y q A. Can't Fairfax U. s. Navy, and j. II.
r Ta4robe eso Baltimore aleQt the Astor House 1he
Japanese Commissioners npatehl Enwa'a u na
gaflfeo FutsaWa Idtchy, anu SgasaWhro hcihO
SMITH echenectady and the Hon. g. O. I'hells, DILL
more, metropolitan Hotel Nj Cen Hooker
and Gen Parbe Washington, are at the BreN0Oi1
The Hon. John b. Alley, Mass ana te non IL L. "'
II, G., syracuse, arc Ut tLe gittb-ays hnlA@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
Tribute Of Trunks 10 Genlas

Ia four wears Mr. Thompson Of hsin H. ny mcaie
ut broken needle have 40 kno"i
~ y Of rnv other machine which clure so LITTLE sA To- op.Il
h - t Weo1 Gibbs the genius ~ 10 INVENTOR t
Hanger suy necessity delicate and nervous women u n
% brains or wear their 9Th AMI patience over comau
double thread machines Advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
NAVY GAZETTE.
Br TELEGRAPH TO TuE TRIBuSE-

TELEGRAPH TRIBUSK
Mc0ngi las been detached from the command Of TIE
reporting OF fleet Captain Paul Shirley and placed wait
Ing orders Fleet Captain Shirley VIII Penslcoa
addition present da fleet Captain tie No Pacific
Squadron Surgeon Newton Bates ordered to the naval apprentice
Second Assistant In gucr John s. ounuu ordered
the Acting Ensign George Gerard of the ureyo has
signed Acting Ensign r. Fleming ordered to the PurveyoE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
ARMY GAZETTE.
BY rELHanApH TO rHR TRIBUNE

MOTOR Nelson, pagmasc granted Capt A. J.
McN $lh Infantry granted leave until jane D. Bcei Capt Ason
Jackson 18th uflnt cs I'd from recruiting service BIeye Major
g. Syf Ordnance Department ordered duty a West Point Aaf
Bret Capt Joseph Kefe 5 Artillery granted 30 DAYS delay
joining Lila Private Causeo general service l. s.
Army has been appointed hospital stewaad aud ordered 10 duty ia the
Fifth Military District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
JEROME PARK-sUMMER MEETING.

The following racing events will take place at
Jerome Park meeting, commencing Wednesday,
the 10th inst:
sEcoxp RacE-The neno1 Stakes for ODD distance
mile AMI Ge flrongs Subscription S2O han 800 added
~ the the fol-
lowing eslfies. X ". imp Hampton Court by
Dundana. p s. Forbes
~ Foyat0e dsn Rh0da By imp Glencoe Leonard ". Jer0mef b.
Re3wiBg dam Cycone BY Nsnda y N0rss T.
fiu'hless BY imH Eclipse imp BaTaniy. MofIlss
hfondsy b. Cs0n Mos Jackson. Bm0nt Maid
Of Honor, BY Westminster says q X inlcrOods cl Ne
tfire Davis 81 Voucher JObn VI
Riyoh b eebu dam Topw Dig imp Glencoe T. A. Aexanders
pix vigil BY vshds dam Ansf dem by imported Yorkshire TO-
Leonard W erones en- Yoke BY Planet dam Ane H. r. o..
ores Fanny Cheaha BY Lexington dan Laura By mp Leya
TEIRD RAcEHop Stakes grvoyearos distance aTe ongs
ssbseHPon play o. o wh 200 afaed Closed YIN ihs iolow
Ing entries Leonard W Jeroinfs CHI 81 Paul W imp Ipd
esH Rsods BY Glencoe Leonard W ysrcmes e Cyc9d By imp
Eclipse oat Of Ey Rogers By hsrnez d. w. ssnigs PUCK
8cyhisn dan 81 Cripple s. ~ H. Sauor Ober0n by Lex
ingOn dan BY glencoe ~ " ssHigrds ly Lexington dan
Aes Jones 81 H. banfors b. b. Lexington dam Kitty Clark
eli. by Lexington, dam NeaiherEite Ih0na
by dam breeze by Albion. 10 VIM
Brsdys c. SlckEey, By Citizen, dam b osnes
SECOND DAY.
Cup value 81 800 gold added 70 sweep
eskes so p p for all ages n miles Winners this
kskss premiums amounting 5000 n extra Of $1,000 n
aka Closed viii tha following sHles X W. CsgeEos lnp
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ACCIDENTS.
RrN OVER AND KILLED.

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
John Tuomcy, aged about q years, employed III
,,n,Iiuc wood factory in East Thirty fourthst while
driving truck laden with kindng wood through III Gl ne
~ ,c wheels passed over him, killing MN almost III
etantlv The body was borne to the springst folce
Station.
KuJEDlDY THE FALLING OF sCAfFoLp.
An inouest was yesterday held by Coroner Wildey
, rho body of John MeCarty, native OF Ireland aged
20 years on Tuesday, McCarty and Mr.. Amir g. Her
mon were painting the stables at Lion Brewery III one
hundred tenthst and the scaiold giving way, ine
wi ~ tc gIound distance OF IA fc0t, McCarty striking
on his head lie died almost instantly. Mr. Hermioh
WAS not much hurt
FATAL STAIRCASE ACCIDENT. an
Mrs Caroline Hickey, of Baltic-st near lndcinlIi-
ovn Rrooklvn was instantly killed at about 10 ocOch
os cvcnur by falling downa flight OF stairs at her resi-
dcnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
TRoT AT PORTLAND, NE.


PORTLAND Ne. June 5.-The opening trot OF the
Forest City Trottng Park came of to-day between shep
herd Knapp. Little Fred aud Gladator-mile heats.
The former three straight heats; time. 2:i2t 23G
and 2o3. The latter distnccd ia the second heat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
THE WEATHER.

NETWORK Weduesdlv June s. 1857.
Day Hour. ThTmr Buom'r Dinh
Juno 3. ......... 7 ~ $3.50. Northwest
30a8 West northwest
West
80 303j Southwest by West
REnARKs-Thcrmomeer lowest eary m, 30 Manning clear
Thick fog 6tte cloudy. Afternoon, and Evening little cloud
This has been the wBraeat day Of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

Fateai Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Tits being CoArED WITH GCrTAPERcHA e0e' NOT
STRETCH Aunzazs PULLEY PuABLS and S"r
AFFECTED BY O.ls ALKALE srEAH Han CoLo Or Our
DOOR Exposure
THE COMBINATION HOSE
AMI me osose tAak
wiz PKrEoLstE without
iqi1ry uuequael FreEages and ne rail- tss special
aucltlgn n
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fact
NO than 900 pounds 10 the uh bg dols
that o. Leather Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST
BENEDICT, TORREY g. TWOMBLY,
No q PARZ-PLACB,
MKT Doom BROADWAY BASH, NE8 YoEK.
fienry b..
COUNSELOR AT la ".
No 10 Boalwar, New York
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National Trust Company

OF THB CITY or EEWYOGK.
TEMPORARY OFFCB AT THE NINTH NATIONAL pASK.
NO 3G3 BROADWAY
NEw-YoRK, June : 1851
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL STOCN.-Ths
second nsiameat Of fesn per anS payable
Office OF the Company Subscribers should yrea, their
receipts that this payment be receptei thereon.
The Books Of Subscription the Capital Stock CT tbs Company w
remain open Of tie N1t National only short time
CAPITAL Sl,OG0,OO0. SHARES 500 EACH
mostly subscribed aud applied for Those who wish
10 subscribe viii please 10 % without delay.
The Charter unusually guarded making the ruiS quito secure
ia any deposits mad, the Institution ans trusts committed 10
its charge.
The Charter All Franchises valuable
gea, tie Of tie Company iad believe
thn: an inyestrnea, It's stock VIII prove pI,sinbe
Information will gvea By calling at the Ninth National Bank.
By writing Commissioners there sun Subscriptions 40
well as large received
The payments Will BE- follows:
June s. l3S......25 per Sept 3 1857 ..e per cent
July Is57......i5 per cent Oct li867 ...lo per cent
August T. 1851 ..lO per Jan 10 l}e...l5 per cent
Feb. 10, l8sa......i5 Per eeat
Subscribers pa in Tie whole amount unpaid ani he allowed
interest at the per per tie iay Of
paymc
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5pefial Notices.


SliVerware.
STARR g. MARCUS,
no. q JoHSST., n. 4,
Haye perfected arrangements IN the mahafsctnrs
SOLID TABLE SILVER,
by which they prepared supply o. al en, uv order
character
Carefully avoiding the Objectionable forms vhs have prevailed for tia
las, quarter century which this market largely O,srslooke
they have initiated uev era line by developing psyue-
ton u
WORKS OF ART.
destined to via and euast ,te Of NO
Present
Their stock c7ey imaginable requisite SOvelze o~
the cOs Trousseau oeetof luxury smallest ard es'
pensye item.
The daencs o. Silver stamped GUARANTEED per Unef stats
Mint Assay and their prices private flmI
and others
Al correspondence relating to designs prices wiz receive duo ,Isn-
ton
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Tnion Rrnnblicnn GeneraI lommiI

tniOn I[NDHDIlcun fFfNffHi NUIHl'ilIttFs
ceing he acid ~ Head
quarters Southwest corner Broadway AMI Twe3y II RS
DAY O'Clock Panc.us lteiuce requested
The Executive Committee viii meet a. ii O'Clock.
CHARLES ; SPENCER ChfrnaE-
Wv DHrsNoNn Secretaries
CuAs. F'hrRaSg. ~
American Insf,uie-The po,tnic branch VIII NEE rIIIs
cThursv) EVEhING Room No Cooper building Ater ths
reading n apred Senee Aessrs RID MAlhAND Dr.
PARAlELEE ari Prof NANDERWbYDE win address the ooesoe
which will aervart aOlgu In September nsIL admission
free. ). y. IlLbAAH NlafMsa
J. WAIT REID. Secretary.
American ssiitufe.A monthly meeting Of ts inste will ns
held THIS fur, rs ENN OH inst o'clock, is
tie Cooper Builir- SALEM H. WALES hecoraiag cfcfell
The Hon Charles r. Mills viii deliver Oton fcI TIE Good
TeHprs THIS EVENING. tie BiOr NJ T. Church corner OF
Belrl ard MoLtasts Alson Zee Tie public are ey,tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
THE ALBANY MURDER.

TIE FEELING IN TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE PRISONER INSTRUMENTATION OF Mis-.
COLE TO WARN MIR. HIsCoCR-NEw DEVELOP
MI.NTs-sKETCH.s OF TIE PRISONER AND MR.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-24
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE Aprll %. The following
officers attached TO the garrison OF the iort
have been detached to perform registration
duties: :-Brevet Major H, Il. Putnam, Captain
of the 2Ist Inantry, for Lancaster county,
Brevet Colonel f. :. Guenther, Captain OF tne
9Th UnitOd States Artillery, Tor Floyd county,
Captain James W. Piper, Captain OF the 6th
United States Artillery, for Prince George
county; Brevet Captain r. l.. Huntington,
FIRST Lieutenant of the 10th Infantry, TOR Flu
wanna county; Brevet Captain Madison Earle
FIRST heutennnt OF the 2lst Infantry, for
Giles county; Brevet Northumberland ID. B
Reed, First Lieutenant OF the bth Artillery, for
Rockingham county; Brevet Capt. A. Fe-senden,
First Lieutenant, 9th Artillery, for Highland
county. Lieutenant s. A. Dare, First Lieuten-
ant 9th Artillery, for Cumberland county.
Several other civilian appointments have been
n ade from this county, principally ex-army
officers. The detachment of the above officers
from the garrison will result, for time, in
serious inconvenience, but this, it is presumed
can be easily remedied. The necessary regis
tIation instructions have not yet been
forthcoming from Richmond, and are
daily anticipated by the officers, who, when
they arrive, will leave as early as possible for
the designated couuties and enter upon the
registration duties. Ia the meantime applica-
tions for the position OF Registers and clerk
ships are becoming more numerous and Keep
the officers busily engaged IN answering and
making final disposal of them. These positions,
which are opening up sure source of good
salary as long as they last, are being eagerly
sought for by young men out OF employment in
the different counties in this section of the SJate
but their applications are in every case care
fully examined, and they must produce good evi.
dence of being themselves reconstructed before
they are rendered the positions. In many cases,
the chief registering officer deemed it advan-
tageous to procure assistants who are thor
oughly acquainted with the country he has been
assigned to, and makes a judicous selection
from among the applicants but, as a general
thing, these subordinate positions will be filled
by the personal friends or acquaintances of the
officers.
Colonel William Emerson, New Hampshire
politician, is here on visit to the Peninsula.
He designs making q general tour through the
State, with the view of becoming acquainted
with the financial and agricultural prospects OF
the people, and the progress being made towards
reconstruction, prior to probable large invest.
mcnt in lands and projected railroad improve.
mruts.
The body of an unknown colored man was
washed up on the beach at an early hour this
morning. 1t was taken up by the soldiers, and
deCently inferred
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-24
Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, April 24-The market for
Cloverseed continues excessively dull, and the
only sales reported were in small lots at $500
$50 q "a pounds. Timothy ranges from 1926 to
s340. Flaxseed is selling in small way at 500
3O5. The last sale of No. Quercitron Bark
was at $40 p ton.
The Flour Market continues extremely quiet,
there being no demand except from the home
consumers who purchased few hundred bar
res at 5000 for superfine; slO@ll for
extras; Sl275@l4'25 for Northwestern extra
family; Sl3@i5 for Pennsylvania and Ohio
do do; $l65O@l7 for California; and S17@
II so for st. Louis. Rye Flour commands $3.50
$50 q barrel. Nothing doing in Corn Meal
The market is poorly supplied with Wheat,
and prime lots are in fair demand. but common
grades are not much wanted. Small sales of
Pennsylvania ed at SO 209340 and California
at $780, 1900 bushels Western Rye sold, to arrive
at 81 60. Corn is in moderate supply and in good
demand; some holders are asking an advance;
sales of 1000 bushels yellow at $I'28, in store
from the cars, and at1oat 1900 bushels Penn
sylvania Oats sold at 74c. .u.
Whisky is unchanged. Sales OF the contra
band article at Sl'80@l70.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-24
NEW YORK CONSTITU-
TIONAL CONVENTION.
state Election Yesterday.
A Light Vote and u Repub-
lican Victory.
The Tribune Of to-day sars:-


1.-THE want Of any general excitement in the
election yesterday resulted in light vote, and
will also delay the completion Of the returns
From those which we return to-day we esti-
mate the majority of the Republican delegates
at large as at least 10000. 1t may possibly be
more, for the Democratic majority in this city
is greatly lessened by the Indifference of voters
and in five Senatorial Districts, the Sixteenth
Seventeenth, Twenty-seventh, and Twenty
ninth, no Democratic nominations were
made. This should make a difference Of
several thousands. But from the imperfect
returns the full vote OF the State cannot yet be
ascertained. In this city one Republican dele
gate is chosen, Norman Stratton. Brooklyn
has elected the Democratic ticket, and we
regret that Henry Ward Beecher will not be n
mem ber of the Convention, and that the
voters of the Second District had so little regard
for the claims of independence and ability, so
much for those Of party. In Albany and Buff
falo there are Democratic gains, but through
out the State the Republican gain appears to be
decided, and the convention will probably
have 81 Republican members to 63 Democrats" !"
But the World, by some accident, fixes the
matter up more favorabiy for the Republicans
Ill
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-24

BERLIN, April % - Evening.-The official
Press of to-day in an editorial says, in relation
to the proposition recently submitted to the
Governments of Prussia and France by the
great powers of Europe:-"This Government
did not find it necessary to appeal to the
powers for the protection of her rights, and
she will not leave Luxembourg"
FRANKFORT, April 23- Evening. ng.-United
States Five-twenties closed at 73.
ANTWERP, April 23-Evening ing.-Petroleum
has declined to 45 francs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-24
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Puebla Assaulted and Captured-Massa-
ere of Imperial Officers Confirmed -
Vera Cruz Summoned to Surrender by
General Diaz-RepOrted Flight of MAXI
milan, Etc,
HAVANA, April l5.-Letters from Vera Cruz to
the 18th inst. confirm the capture OF Puebla by
the'LibeTals. 1t was taken by assault on the "a.
Two demands were made for the surrender by
Por6rio Diaz, who promised to give quarter to
the defenders of the city, If his demands were
promptly complied with. They were, however,
rejected with scornful and insulting language.
In the assault, DIaz lost about two thousand
killed and wounded, and the lmperialists about
one thousand. AS Diaz had threatened he
refused TO give quarter to all officers charged
with the defense of the city, nom the rank of
lieutenant up, and caused them to be executed
Some accounts say that the number was twenty
nine; other accounts say that il was slxty-three
others eighty-hve, and still Others one hundred
and nine.
Some one hundred and forty officers who had
strengthened themselves in the defenses of
Guadaloupe and Loretto were allowed to capitu-
late at discretion and their lives spared to them.
Immediately on the capture of Puebla, Diaz
sent 5000 men and battery to attack Vera Cruz.
On the 18th instant messenger was sent by
the Liberals to demand the surrender of Vera
Cruz. He returned TO the Liberal camp on the
18th INST On that day the Imperial chiefs ia
that city held q council of war, and no doubt is
entertained but that they would agree to capitu-
late.
The expected arrival Of the new Mexican man.
of-war from Tampico, and the battery under
General Alatorre, sent by Diaz. it is expected.
will induce General Landero, the Imperial com
mander al Vera Cruz, to surrender uncondi-
tionally, so as TO avoid bloodshed.
MaXimilan is reported to have escaped from
Queretaro in disguise to the CITY of Mexico, but
this report is not credited. The Imperialists
had made another sortie from Queretaro, and
were defeated.