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THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
CLEVELAND, July 80, 1868.

CLEVELAND, July 80, 1868.
On the opening Of the session Of the National
Temperance Convention this morning, and the usual
preliminary matters transacted full and satisfactory
statements by delegates from States were made as
to the progress OF the cause after which the Secre-
tary read the resolutions introduced which declared
that the benefits OF total abstinence from the use OF
science and history that 1t is the bounden duty of
every man to discountenance the manufacture and
sale Of all intoxicating liquors; that such manufac-
ture and sale public nuisances and to license 1t
Is wrong and ruinous and had proved q failure
wherever tried; that prohibition was the only safe
legislation; that the prescription OF alcoholic liquors
ORANGES to the temperance cause and calling the at
tention OF the medical faculty to their responsibilities
In this regard that Sabbath liquor selling is VIOLA
ton oil the best rights and hopes OF the American
people; that the Church. being q living protest
against intemperance, its members and ministers
are only true to their obligations as they labor
against intemperaDce, In urging the establishment
m connection with Sunday schools, hailing the es-
adjustment OF national temperance publication
house and recommending the same
gentleman from New York said there were 367
divisions OF the Sons OF Temperance In the United
States with membership OF thirty thousand forty
three divisions had been organized during the last
three months thirteen OF the latter being composed
OF colored men. A grand lodge composed Of colored
persons would soon be organized.
Remarks were made by Mr.. L. d. Sherman, of
Chicago; DR.. Ross, OF Illinois, and others.
II has been decided to hold annual meetings OF the
Convention.
This evening was devoted to speeches.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RUN OvER.-A boy named Carrot Ducy, eight years
or age, residing at No. 80 Trinity place, was run
over by cart last evening and sustained fracture
OF the thigh. He was taken to the City Hospital.
FOUND DRowNED.-The body OF an unknown boy
about twelve years OF age, with brown hair cut
short, dressed in dark jacket and gray pants with
out shoes, was found In the water at pier 40 North
river yesterday afternoon.
STABBING AFFRAY.-About half.past nine O'Clock
last night fight occurred at the corner OF Morris
and West streets, between John Murphy and Michael
Mcmahon, In the progress OF which Mcmahon was
stabbed by Murphy over the right ear, severing an
artery and causing dangerous wound. The
wounded man was removed TO his residence, No Is
Morris street, and Murphy arrested by olcer Roe, OF
the First precinct.
SUDDEN DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRcuM-
srANcEs.-Ann Caaher, aged forty-two, died sud-
denly last night at No. 10 Mulberry street. A man
named jeremiah Harrington, who was seen kicking
her shortly before her death, arrested and the
body OF the deceased removed TO the Sixth precinct
station house. Harrington Ia the keeper OF the
lodging house where the woman lived and hears
very bad reputation, having recently served n term
IN the Penitentiary where he committed by JUS
uCe bowling Tor an assault upon an officer. He has,
IL IS salu been several times In custody upon charges
OF disordery conduct and the like and even late
as wednesday night was complained of at the sta
ton BY some Of his female dodgers for beating them.
A boy who witnessed his assault upon Mrs. Calaher
Is likewise IN custody and fuller particulars Will
doubtless De learned at the inquest TO-DAY.
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JeLECRApHIc NEWS lJsms.

on the Information Of "a New York detective Henry
Remand arrested In Toronto on Wednesday
night on the charge Of having forged paper for a
large sum OF money on Willis Churchill a broker OF
New York. The accused was examined before po-
lice magistrate and held.
The large cotton mill OF A. Briggs h Co., Of Harris
Falls this State, was burned 10 the ground on We'd
nesday night. The loss Is estimated at 500 900; In.
sured for $40, 900.
The crop reports from Arkansas are very en-
couraging. Late rains have been general
Hon. 7. W. Ferry, OF the Fourth, and Hon. Austin
Blair Of the Fifth district OF Michigan were renoml.
mated to Congress yesterday by the republicans.
The republicans of the Ninth Congressional district
" ONO yesterday IN convention at Clyde, nominated
General William U. Gibson, of Seneca county, their
candidate for Congress.
Up to last evening the individual subscriptions at
the counter OF the American Ohice Baltimore, in
aid Of the sufferers by the flood amounts to 81 400.
This sum has been distributed by the Relief Commit
Tee.
At an early hour yesterday morning an alarm, OF
Ore was sounded mt the Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
The roofs OF plumbers and shops adjoining were
found TO be on fire. The watchmen and others In the
yard, however, without the assistance OF the Dire de-
partinent which was rendered, succeeded In extin-
gushing the flames. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
United states detective Qunon arrested at Rich
mOnd, lnd., yesterday two men named W. II.
Rogers and James Walker, and the mother and the
slser Oh Tue last Named upon the charge Of counter
1eitlng. press Tor printing from dies and paper
for nfty cent fractional notes were found In their
possession and secured.
Charles T.. Becker keeper Of a lager beer saloon in
Philadelphia, who has small menagerie at
tracten To his place, bought rattlesnake on sun
day last yesterday, while exhibiting II TO some
friends II would not rattle, and Becker put his hand
In the cage to take the snake out. lie was struck
on the finger. He ran to the drug store, where, in
ante OF the Efforts by whiskey and other remedies
~ died IA less than an hour
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDON July 30--5 p.
M.-Consols closed at 9ii4 9436 for money and ac-
count. American securities closed at the following
rates:-United States fve-twenty bonds, 72H; IllE
nois Central Railway shares, 94H; Erie Railway
shares, 431l; Atlantic and Great Western Consolida-
ted shares, Ak.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT, July 3O-5 p.
M-United states bonds closed dull at 761S 76K for
the issue of 1852.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, July 3o-The Bourse Is
steady and rentes are unchanged.
80 LIVERPOOL CorroN MISUNDERSTANDING, June
30-5 p. M.-The market closed more active, but
quotations are unchanged. The sales OF the day
reached 1000 bales. Middling uplands, ed Mid
ding Orleans, 0a4d.
LIVERPOOL BBEApsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooI.
July 3o-5 p. M-The market closed heavy and de-
clined to 35s for new mixed Western Flour de-
clined to 27s Cd. per Dbl. for Western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPOoI.
July 30-5 T. M.-The market closed unchanged in
tone and price. Beef opened with O decline OF Is
and is quoted at 1885, per terce for extra prime
Pork, 75s. per Dbl. for Eastern prime mess Lard
65s per cwt Cheese, 57s per cwt. for American 1ne
Bacon, ass per cwt. for Cumberland cut
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LOND0N, July 30-5
p. M.-The London produce market closed steady.
Calcutta nseed, 64s. on the spot; 64s oil. to
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ASTwERP, July 30-5
7. M.-The petroleum market closed steady at 81
francs for standard white.
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lEDtRsHASz SUMNER NIGHTS FESTIVAL.

Las night was one that, seriously speaking, was
scorclA,r The Lederkranz Society betook them
selves Vo Lion Park. and in conjunction with the
mosquitoes inauguraed one OF their inimitabe SOM
nernac'1' Fese. committee OF three, Messrs.
Hensel. Konpr and Poggenburg was deputed to get
the affair IN order, and everything was conducted in
the most satisfactory manner. The grounds were
magnnceltly lighted mp and the dancing floor was
dotted with whirling couples, handsome toilets
sparkling eyes beaming faces and beautiful women
"Die Hoffnupg," by Beschnit, "Der Kuss" and seve-
raj other choruses we're sung by the society. Fkom
the Park and Eighth avenue the coup d'Gu was
magnificent We were glad 10 some OF the prih-
cpal members OF the Arion present, pleasing eviS
dence OF the entente corci1e lately established be.
tween those rival societies Everything passed Oh
pleasantly.
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FIRES N Pail kDsLPHIi.
Burning of a Distiliery-Fire In the Navy
Yard.


From the Philadelphia telegraph. July 3ol
AT a few minutes past twelve O'clock this morning
an alarm OF fire was caused by the destruction OF
tue building No LIS Dock street occupied by William
Murray distiller Of whiskey The building was
completely gutted, aud the machinery, fixtures and
stock, OF which there'was but small quantity on
hand, were destroyed. Mr. Murray values his
property at $4,000 on which there is an Insurance
Of s6,soO.s3,0OO In Philadelphia companies and
was also occupied by Mr.. Murray, and was some.
what damaged by lire and the contents by water.
The buildings and the machinery In No. lso
owned by Mr.. Henry Bujd, whose loss, 81, 900, Is
covered by insurance In the Royal OF this city. The
furniturestore VI T. a. Weiss OF Second street. and
directly IN the rear Of these Buildings was slightly
damaged by water Mr.. Weiss IL Insured In the Fire
Association. The fire commenced on the frat frDor
OF NO Izs' snd originated from the vapor Of the
meter Don catching rom gasliRbf in It's Immediate
vicinity. Az the time three work men were ep-
gagged IN running or some NASH and they ,hscd
every endeavOr 70 eXtiDgnsh the flames. while
thus engaged the blazing liquor ran into the cjserh
the contents OF which exploded. The men Darely
escaped with their lives from the building.
The hremen had hardly housed their apparatus
when an alarm was sounded from the shnier Hose
house; W proceeding in that direction the flames
the Navy Yard. Application for admission within
the walls was made. by the nremen but they were
refused ~ Oomnodore Seliridge, he stating that the
force In the yard was sufficient for all purposes and
al the same time requested the companies TO repair
along the north wall and play their streams on the
orders being given they took In their hose and went
home The plumbing and moulding shops were
nuer 'ne same rooi, the former being two and half
stories, and the latter one story in height The sec.
ont' story and the loft OF the plumbing shop. with
then contents, were entirely consumed, while the
roof Oh the moulding shop vas considerably damaged
rhe 1rd apparatus Of the yard was put into service
but before the water put on the flames they had
gained SON neadway and were not extinguished
until loss OF $1,000 was sustained ON this there is
no insurance. Fire Marshal Blackburn was soon on
the ground. ano after an investigation concluded
that the fire was c.1used by the second story floor
taking fire from the heat Of q core oven which Is
built directly beneath e
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Marine DIeufcru.

cent act oil Congress.
Marine Disutcrs.
STEAMER HATTIE Long, before reported wrecked at Bulls
Island left Mobile l2h ms. for BOSTON, where she had
%hch s leaked Sads sna @ irving he"y >" gale In
Dor 2h inst the water about estngushing res
END Of SSi Leland to her from sinking She
possible.
anchor 2s,h Inst noon aud sunk three fathoms
were taken OF BY the schr Trident OF Rockand 'lhe
rates AT '''' wv '"' JUN ia S"s0r'0A' " and
s9uR RUTH BAKER from Eirsbeihpor for Portsmouth,
with coal, lately sunk ut Hell Gate, raised 2st
repairs
sonH MARIA JANE, Jones, from New York for George.
and main gaf.
Miscellaneous.
FAST PAssAeEThe clipper ship Lookout, Captain M.
gent from New York April arrived San Francisco July
a. thus making the in III days. the thus
far this The following the passages from New
York to San Francisco made by the Lookout 2s 1is H.
ia os iso i2s III, 1885, i aud III days. averaging 1907
DAYS for each.
whaIemen.
schr Antarctic Ill., of Provnce,own sailed from Bermuda
Spoken 30 2s 80 lon II o. schr Joseph Lindsay
Ryder OF Bsrnsabc with $50 bbls oil tsasd Barbados
spoken.
ship southern Chief Hggin. from New York for San
ship Iiog Hansocs from Savannah for Montevideo, &C.
BARK Transit, Of and from New York for Aspinwa July
H. ~ mhes NE OF Turks Island Passage.
Foreign Ports.
AsrrSwALL- July 2o-Auived, bark Hunter, Lee, Bati.
more. ~ ~
Sailed 18th, bark Magdalena searles, NYork: 18TH brss
Crimea Materhouse, Manxanilla; 2Sth Virginia Dare,
BARBADOS Jug 1O-fn port schr Carrie Douglass Bailey,
from NYork, arrived LIST, Tor -, idg.
HALIFAX, July 2SArrived, steamship City OF New
dy N9orS Liverpool Tor Sf0rt 'cnr Maggie 'Br Red
LtvTRrooI, July ss--Arrved, steamships CITY Of Boston
(Br, Roske and Trpoli (Br lie Messurer, New
Queenstown Nova Scotisn (Br), Ard Queoec.
PORT Az PRINCE, July Sin brIgs Fashion, for
YORK ready; Henry Louise, and b Inginsc, unc
for NYofk via Padsng (cd Cyclone King for Hong Kong
bsrs Kate Ceather (Br johnson, for Boston John
Ter knqwes for Hong Kong, 70 lead timber brig schwan
81 JouN. NIB July 25Arrived, schr Ford tBr), Car
penter Philadelphia 18th, Mavina Jane Br, Could Savan-
Cleared 18th, brs Frontier, skinner Philadelphia.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, July as-sailed. brig Haskell, Has.
kel, Boston schrs Clara Smith, Smith, and Abbee, Davis
Boston Jones' jones' New Haven; r Ward, Ed wards
2ah-Arrived, steamer James 8 Green, rnman, NYork.
saled.Brig wavery, Cary, Boston schrs Kate Hoy,
Mayey, Rogers, and Csiharne n MAY, DENNY, Boston.
weston via Pensacola Artie Garwood, Howe JONES'
Goodspeed -Four Sisters sheerer Mary Rankin Crosby,
and Cady, Wood Georgetown, Dc Cordery,
corson, corson John Alien, Ke,chuni Nm " Marcy,
Champion Samuel Gilman Kelley T jayne, Aldrlck
sins MIL Aoas ssls
ton, and Novel;, Fennimore, Philadelphia Harriet Full.
! yfa 9sgSs. G' cas pSs Js
York. Nv
Clssred-scbn Ella, Gray, Georgetown. SCI Jane New.
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COLLISION on rue CAPE MAY RAIL, VoAD;-A col
Isiop occurred this morning the Ca oe Nay haii-
road near Kalgin's Point, between loo onotVe 20.
ina down the road and way train comih y up. ne
train was badly wrecked, but as far as as, ertaned,
no one was hurt. The early train' from ape Nay
was unable TO run up to Camden 10 eonsea. enCe .,
were forced 10 get out and walk to the kah'hus
point ferry and reach the city In that way Vague
rumors prevailed In the city OF the colision anu
the excursion and regular trains to Cape May
These trains however, passed down long before tne
collision occurred. Phnddetphtd 1etepTdPn, swt oo'
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Base Ball Notes.

Grand tableaus at the Union grounds every day.
The slaughter Of the Observation-Disclosures.
The game to be played this afternoon at the Union
grounds bids fair to be most enjoyable and exciting
The Actives and Eckfords are about evenly balanced
as regards their batting and fielding, and the test
will be between the Walker and Martin styles Of
pitching. If Walker pitch as he did on Saturday
last against the Empire, the EckfOrds will be obliged
TO ''stand around"
Tomorrow the Mutuals intend to play the nine
they have selected to contest with the Atlantics
the 18th inst
Two new 'scrunchers' IN the Mutual nine; at
present in the shade but will be shown tomorrow.
Unions Of Sing Sing defeated Nameess Of Peeks-
kill yesterday at Sing Sing. Score, AZ tO7
Ed. Holmes, lately catcher for the Orientals, Of
Greenpont has joiEed the EckfOrds.
Is that Judiciary Committee full OF fred tape"
ideas that q meeting cannot be convened Why
don't Holmes or some member call a meeting notify
the Judge Advocate, elect a chairman, and show q
willing spirit to do their dutyp
Chadwick still continues Ill.
The Eckford-Orie difficulty has been settled.
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CLEARED.

Z Cunard
Steamship America (NG), Ernst, Bremen-Oerchs & Co.
Steamship Co.
RichmOnd-N McCready.
Steamship Dirigo, Johnson. Porland-J Ames.
Steamship Ashland Foster. Boston-W Clyde
Co.
Bark Memento (Norw) Hay, Antwerp-C Tobias.
Bark Canada (NG), Lamrnet, Vigo for orders-Funch,
Meincke Wendt.
Brig Seaside (Br), Brenton Glace Bay, CHS Merchant
Co.
Brig Annie Collins OBJ, Coaheet Windsor, Ns-H De-
wolf Co.
Brig Thos Owen, Guptil, Galveston-G Young Co.
Brig Star, Sparrow, Batimore-S L Merchant e Co.
,schr Kate Wentworth, Adams, Cow Bay, CB-Miller
Houghton.
ScRr Smith, Tooker, Charleson-N McCready 4 Co.
Schr Demar Lapk, Newbern NC l. Davis.
Schr b Cowperhwaite, Newbury, Washington, DC-van
Brunt Slaght.
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ARRIVALS.



Steamship Louisa Moore Wallace, Newbern NC. with
msss and Pas.ssngers to Murray Ferris Co. por. ~,
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
steamship Nereus Bearse, Boston, with mdse, to VIM
pas.sngsr..o Fsygu;On Wood D., ,...,.o 90 u,
ss nsTs o aavs w
the Equator june 10; had light variable winds and
p.n 1rowsdss Neal Denmark q days via New
Brig ANGELA, Brown, Cardenas 10 days with mdse, to
co Of asy with
sehr Martha, Mason Seal Island, II days, with fish,
Chas Pecpe Rogers Island 10 days. with fish,
schr Thomas, Weeks Newbern, NC, days, with naval
schr 4 We!mSre, }, seaman H. Georgetown, Dc
schr peIawSre, Wilson, Milton, PEI, for Taunton.
ssr Sip %sS Soy f5IsSsoSs pssp River
schr Isabella Thompson Endcott, Philadelphia for Provi-
schr Chance Shot, Terry. Philadelphia for Fall River
ch Ella a pnarS ksRu s for
sehr Mary Glderseve, Lawes, Philadelphia for Tomp-
as aaera
F. s;si River
Brig Manzania oi Canden), Magune, South Amboy for
Richardson Nelson, Machias Me, days, with lum-
sshT John Monitor Crowley Calais IL days, with lurn
sshr John Boyn!On, Pitcher Calais days. with lumber
schr Joseph Mccary, Sullivan, Me, for Rondout.
Schr Gov Cony, Parker, Augusta, Me- days. with lumber
to Boyd, Son Co.
Schr May Queen, Gott Bangor 16 days. via New Haven,
with lumber, to Gorhan, Boardman 4 Co. The put
into New Haven In Distress having coded In the Sound with
n unknown steamer.)
Schr Robertson Griffin, Gloucester.
schr Ghas Roberts, Rogers, Provincetown
Schr Delaware, Fuller, Chatham.
Schr Stephen Waterman, Chase, New Bedford.
Schr Davidson Smith, Dighton for Jersey City.
Schr Marietta smith, Hand, Providence for Rondout.
schr Eliza Hamilton, Cole, Providence for Ezabethpor
schr Predmore, Hart, Providence for Elzabethport
Schr Milton, Raymond Providence for E,.zabehport.
Schr Charles Hawley. Fisher, Pawtucket.
Schr Edward Wooten Young, Pawtucket
Schr ID Q Foster, Sheffield New London.
Schr Amelia, White, New London.
Schr Hester, Davis, New Haven for Rondou.
Schr Surf, Abbott, New Haven for Rondout
Bchr John Mathews Potter, New Haven for Rondout.
Schr j @ Pearson, Mathews, New Haven for Rondout.
Schr Geo Hotchkiss, Racket New Haven for Rondout.
Schr Phebe Elizabeth, Hill, New Haven for Rondout.
Schr T Bentley, Wells, New Haven Elixabethport.
Schr Noah Brown, Webster, New Haven for Ezabethport
Schr White Rock, Heay, Stonlngton for Albany
Schr Orlando Smith. Ferris Bridgeport Ezabehport
schr Mary, Lynch, Bridgeport for Trenton
Bark Bella (r from Rio Janeiro reported the goth
inst consigned to and reports strong westerly
squalls with much rain since July July ~, In q heavy
squa from west, carried maintopsa yard crossed
the equator June In lon 81 81 W. July s lat 81 o.
s. a. spoke bark Helen Dyer, from Cardenas Queens.
town, 10 days OUT time exchanged signals shp
Acese (Br steering 2Sh lat ~ 49, Ion u TO- brig
ginia, hence for Martinique.
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Andrew johnson Veteran Volunteer Club.

Andrew johnson Veteran Volunteer Club.
meeting of this club took place last night in the
Twenty-second ward, when H. T. Liebenau was
chosen president Thos g. Hesse and Chas. T. Catlin,
Jr vice presidents, T. s. Moore recording secretary,
Thomas McGovern corresponding secretary and
George Thorne, Jr., treasurer. The club have
adopted uniform for the campaign The club
adopted a resolution condemning Congress for
jecting the recent nominations made by the Presi-
dent Of foreign ministers, &C.
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Matches to Come on.

To.day-Active vs.. Eckford, Union grounds.
Observation-Disclosures vs. Oriental of New York;
Union grounds. Mohawk vs.. Athletic, Of Brooklyn;
Capitoline
Monday-Mutual vs. National, at Albany. Atlantic
vs. Oriental, Of Greenpoint; Union grounds. Eagle
VS.. Empire
Tueslay-Mutual vs.. lawmakers, at Troy. Eckford
VS.. Unique and EckfOrd VI. Oriental, Of New York;
Union grounds
Wednesday-Mutualv vs.. Irvington Union grounds.
Frday-Ecklord w. IrvmgtOn; Union grounds.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


Atlantic W. Olympic, Of PhiIadeIphias
me game between these clubs yesterday at the
Union grounds was comparatively NUN match
as regards the fielding and by no mexns ali that was
expected at the bat The young Rnladelphians early
In the game became demoralized and missed "nys;"
wild throws, "mu1s," and errors In Judgment, with
no attempt to play any points, became the order Of
the day on the Olympic side, and the Atlantics, find
ing that they had matters pretty much their own
way, grew careless or lazy, and, OF course, did
nothing like what they can do when they feel dis
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Oriental, OF Greenpoint, VS.: Athletic, Of
Brooklyn.

The game between.these clubs, played on wednes.
day last at Greenpont, proved to be decidedly ex-
citing and interesting and, as the score will show,
required eleven innings to decide the contest The
Orientals were minus Pinkham, Ostrander, Ed.
Holmes and Thomas-pitcher, left field, catcher and
short st0p-but their places were very well filed,
and, judging by the figures, there was not much
loose play on either side. The following Is the
aCOre:-
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

DISASTER At SEA.-LoNDoN, July 30.-The schoon-
er Bilow, Captain Roger, IRON Boston with petro-
leuin, was destroyed by fire at Dunkrk to-day.
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rORFBirED HIS BALL.. G.. Neal who snot and
Killed one N u. Fisher In Wlnona Mimi a few weeks
$50 Tor having seduced his wife, has forfeited his bail
ana iel, ior parts unknown. His bondsmen are fully
securtu anu .ne loss Will fall upon Neal himself he
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: Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 80, 1865.

Ne The once Of the Herald yachts is at Whitehall
slip All communications from and consgnees the
masters Of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free of
charge.
H5- One of the Herald steam yachts-the JAMES the
JEANNETTE-will Whitehall every morning haf-pas
four O'Clock for the Lower Bay.
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Out fouls -Oympic 4; Atlantic s.
Out on bases-Olympio Is; Atlantic9
Struck out-Oympic l.
Run out-Pearcel.
Foul bound catches-Ferguson q Harrop J. Welsh 1.
Double payPearce Crane and Start ball batted to short
stop Aiken passed by Pearce Crane putting out Oram
forced from first and then passed to first putting Aiken out
Home runs--McDonald l.
Umpre-Mr. N. Jewett, OF the Mutual Club.
Scorers-Messrs. Allan and Monk.
Time of game-Two hours and ten minutes.
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ATHLETIC.


Cvubs 1a. a. 3D. an. ah. 6l. Tn. sA. oh. IOth llth
3 3sssifs's'':: - IS Il -
Umpire-Mr. Folk, Of Alert Club, of South Norwalk.
Scorers-Messrs Brown and Starr
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SAILED.

Steamships Tarfs, Liverpool; America, Bremen; Column
bia, Havana; Niagara, Richmond.
Wind at sunset Sw, light.
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First Assembly District CIub.

First Assembly District Club.
The Grant and Colfax club OF this district held q
brief meeting at 14l Hudson street last evening and
after enrolling few members adjourned