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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-18
The Turf.

r,r'lgEHgF The Turf r nt
Z0l-Is gl- New YORK, September IL.
The following is the result of the racing
at Paterson, New Jersey, yesterday:
Steeple chase, three miles Starlight
first, Remorse second, Tycoon third-time
1918. -i-.r~7s. - IT,.
Second. race The Passaic handicap,
sweepstakes. three miles and a distance I;
Aldebron first, Connolly second, Harry
Booth third-time 5:41. 7s.. 7
The third race was a selling race, one and
one half mile, dash; Bonnie Doom first,
Richmond second, Euchantress third-time
2:4O34. .....,....-, ......--. -e5. -,. '''''
International Union. /
'.'' BUFFALO, Sept. IL. /
The eleventh National Convention of the
Machinists' and Blacksmitns' international
Union of North America is now being held
here. The session commenced yesterday
afternoon, with President o. B. Daily in
the chair. P. p. Merely, of Middleport,
was chosen Secretary. The President
made an address, in which he recommended
the establishment of an Intelligence office
for the accommodation of employees The
Convention will probably continue in ses-
sion three days. .
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. II.
F. M. Bondwelrs wooden mill, at South
Belchertown, was burned yesterday. The
loss is $4,000. ~, t.. ..... .,a-. ..s /
7 San Francisco items.
..-. a4 SAN Francisco, Sept. 16.
The steamer Montana, from Panama, ar
to-day.
Cleared -Gilroy, for Liverpool, with SO, :
500 sacks of wheat.
Sailed-Anna Malay. .~r-r.-
River News. ... -..
-pif.u PITTSBURGH, Sept. IL.
River 6 feet II inches and falling. The
weather is clear and very cool.
..'s- Suicide.
sz .r .--r.. . BOSTON, Sept. IL.
Lieut.. Col. R. w. Kenyon, resident of
Troy, died from the effects Of laudanum.
last night, at the Boston Hotel. After
taking the poison he informed Mr.. Pray,
the landlord, as follows: 6 I repent of the
act. Do all you can to save me-" Ply
sicians were Immediately called. All the
known remedies were applied, but without
avail. o.. .g
Steamer St. Davids.
--t.. FARTHER POINT, Sept. IL.
The steamship st. Davids, from Glasgow
for Quebec, was inward bound at quarter
past eleven O'Clock. efEs
Republican Meeting.
a'rF da..l TOLEDO, Sept. II.
|. General walbridge, of New York, Hon.
J. NJ. Ashley, General Grosvenor and Gem
eral Gibson, of Ohio, addressed a large Re-
publican meeting at Woodville, Ohio,
Suicide. ..a-. l .-..
-9 BALTIMORE, Sept. IL.
HIM. Breckley, of Fincastle, Virginia,
committed suicide at the Maltby House, by
taking morphine. He had previously been
playi1p faro and lost 81 ,O50. The deceased
served during the war as Colonel of rebel
regiment. .alfa.s.--
Mrs. Devoe was drowned in Shrewsbury
river. at the Highlands, last evening, by
the capsizing of boat, in which. with her
husband and familyp she was enjoying a
Measure "trip. Others were saved with
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-18

GALoor REcoRD.-The cold weather
seems to have had a bad effect on our Ca
loots, who, in order to keep warm, filled
their skins with ybenzine. Four blossoms
sat upon the stool of repentance. That is
fguratiyely speaking; for the stool of re-
pentance in this case is settee. The
Mayor dished up law and justice to them
in little less than no time. Ah, it was a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-18
NEW YORK, Sept, IL,

Il The gale on Long Island sound yester-
steamer Nellie, while running from here
to Norwaik, was so badly damaged that
she has been hauled off for repairs. The
steam tug Aida, for Albany. sunk three
grain canal boats on the Hudson river,
while towing them here. .-.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-18
Investigation.

The auction sale of pews in the new
Jewish synagogue reached the amount of
$3.50 900, which cuts out all Indebtedness
and places over 100000 in the sinking
fund - i-' '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-18

The weather is cold. The thermomete
this morning was As. At Rochester la!
night there was a light frost. I1siei iI:aHE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-18
Arrested.

Wheeler Jones and Ed. Todd, together
with lot Of stationery and envelopes, the
latter addressed to parties in the country,
were arrested and seized by the police to-
day. They comprise the gift swindling
concern known as w. Il. Wheeler s. Co.,
and were sent to Jail in default OF $4,000
bail --a---
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
From MexlcO.

NEW H6hx, Sept Adviees ffom the city
of Mexico, 10 the 9TH inst, state that the re-
bsIIion Puebla had been put down, and that
Lucas and Bonllla, who surrendered at dis
erection were .condemued 10 death. i, +.
Two.and q half millions III specie had ar
rived At Vera Cruz,
The annitsrsary oftbc battle between the
American and Mexicau armies, at Cherubus-
co, had been Gel tbrted on August s0,h with
great solemnisy on The Geld where the en-
gAgement had saken place. sss''
Orteea has issued manifesto fenounring
Juaret An Amefican naIhed Pierce who,
was maltfeatei 1t cordoya has applied Tor
redress % Mr.. Plumb. A town under COW
eriDe oflvalike PoIhpeli bas been discov-
cred near Cholaco. ~ fa sseltf 2
I. The rebels ~ Tetala and San Miguel have
also been defeated Negfete, Prieto and
DominQub1 escaped. Ifi 81 'r
The president has ordered tho arress and
trial Of Gen. Caniro for the assassina,ion'o Of
Rttouf sl. erHh - - l.fr
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
MassaClusetls Republican state b.
~ Contention, 81 - ~

WoRcEsTgR Mass, Sept. 0.LThc
Republican State Convention to-day e
was very large and was participated -
in by the most wslll1n6wn party lead
ers N the State Hot. VIM Cbahin
was nomiuated BY aoIamGtion for GOV . n
ernor. The ticket was the same as'u,
last year, with tho exception Of Jass
Topper Of LenuOx, for dIieatsnant
Governor ..- .,r - ~ sse..l ea.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
NLfstsIIaheoas.
THEKUKLUX KHAN,
The Bloody Fraternity 10 be
Wiped 0ut

The following bill for lho suppression Of
the Kuklux and midnight masked proules
hnally. passed both Honsel o. she'Legisls-
tnroi
As 1ct 70 nnEsrnvE IHE FrBtic pHlca. ~
S1c4l6s L. Be h iaatisf 5g ~ Gn9M AZ
tsni6lg of ds State Of 1r1aestit. That Il nny
person ofpefsbnq shall unite With associate
uish, promote or encourage a0f rtcffl Or
fanization of penon1, that thall pi1Hi through
The county or town. Of this State, hf day of
b5 night disEulse1 Or otherwise f5f ibc pnf-
posU Of disturbing ihc peace, Or slatnin< - -
pfaceabie citizens Of ant portion Of this
State, On eouyiciioh, BY any tribunal Of ihe
State, shall b dhed uot le5I than hve huh.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

"A nrlvata lputcs t9m Kansas to
a gentlemah ~ lhis SItg gives the
sfollowings g9hSt as We statt ihrough
the Indian country, gphned and piB-
.toled, | wfite to 1ell 81 Of what Gen.
said as we galloped along at
Fort Hays yesterday After talking
the canvass over, he remarked i do
lhope Jofh Gris@0ld win be eleIted.--
When heis elected ] shall throw ID my
hat and burn 10y boots X"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

u
L, Patronize yonr own TRADERS and
mochanicag This II doing IA yoh
would be done BY, and is building up
the town you live in.
2 Pay y6hr GeBts b tliaB othefs
can pay theirs,
g. QHarrel with no man and then
10 man willqnarrel with you.
~ DO not steal your pfeachiDgj q
man was once eti'ucS blihd, yon Know
for stealing fire irbhi heaven.
8. Send your children constantly
toschooIy and LOOK inno@ autl tlsolth
tpsee what they are doing there.
5 8. Keep alt mead and clean about
yotir dwellings,; ior cleanlihees, yoiEh
know, is'the handnaid Of health ahd
distant G'c00sin Of wealth..
=, Avoid scandal, i0r this Is i pest
70 anycomfnanigyg R8 e'aaadN
8, Be liberal ia respect Ao,evorfse
laudableenterprise; forthe good boolea
Says a'Ihe liberal aoal slialla b6's
made fat"
0. Empty your liduor. bottles. for
yog have alrea1y sliorISed over alto
'gethcr 'erloh gh i6r them.
10. Visit INC sigk TIE widow aRa
the fatberlEss, for this is ohe part
'of that religion which y ARure and
undehledA r.
II. Keep yourrbildre1in II atnighs
for the evening dsf Il bad for them;
and finally,
sS IL. Feed y0ur iafttd ID we'll as your
body fofthat y6n know, must q In
TO scales At last
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
ma 0thef Rrannh

Brick PomsrOy is trying 70 ind QUO
what kind Of clay he IS made of and,
wrote TO Senator Pomeroy, inquiring
what branch Of the family he belopg-b
ed to. The Senator replied that Brick
might take which braneh be pleased,
but he .(the Senalor) belonged to tho
other branch s.Ii .e.lo. s,.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Admlrai FaFragnf. ..

Admiral sl7arragat, having beeiie
granted by the sultan admission to
the Bdsphorns, was entreated by tho
Cretans TO help them against tho
Turks. AS be had no powef TO dea's
clare war, and was present in The Bossw
.phOrus by permission, sndt not byg
right, compliance with sqdii acally
was, OF course, impossible. y sse ~
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
RepnhIIsan victory IL Eek MeAIeO.

Sr. LOWS, Sept. 9-A Sante TO
Dispatch of yeal5rday says tho Leg
'islatife election 10 New Moxico yos
tefday fbsplled IN 4 Republican veto.
rs, It's believed that The Legisla-
tnro will bo two.thifds Republican
sanle 10 county gave one hundred
Republican majority.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Dpstrp.
THE FIRST GIN.

4 outhc spiresof the Green monntains,
The morning sun Is glaneing, G
Ard down the lovely valleys M
The prattling s,reamsare dancing. O.
tn auspieious day Is iawniug }g
That opens the campaign,
AadtowaYds the bright Gteen motniains
Our eager glanccs strain. er H
Vermont, The eldest daughter ii W
oftIie Glorious Old drdrleen
wiibinwhose rnggsi borders
No slave wassver seen ~
Teouderogt story, ~ HAS
Thsbattle el chahplains s "a
Apd Stark frospeeiisewidow, N ts.,
Come 70 Us once asein. s t
Twas the arst day Of September,
The year was sixiy.eigAi
Each aay and hunr and moment
washsayY Win auf Eate.
The ypsr of Disasion
Was kissing into NE. t5.,....
And BAir had sisags the keyAote
10 wake another sirifa
The TannAiS coASentiaa,
kad khueked AS Of yorc,
ndthe yokeof densral Hampton
The Nofthern nomhen &oro- t ~
Aeinthe gsoa OH tiheS agane
When T6pA,bs pfopo,ed to ten fi
The long fvIi n lis eoalei slures
Where glofides wafrsnfsli.
Tho opposing hosts are haarshaiedE ~
Boheid, on ethefhand
The high eontsndlag armies
That make or mar the hand;
Here Graors vIeloficas standard
by Peaeo upheld appcars
These the Bellai nf RebeIlioo,
smooth eymonr, cauta and sneefs
How anxioasIy w vpl,yd s,f
Tho opening Of thu dAy,
wkesesatiios snn, ve prayed ihs Lori, ~.
wouid drive al duubtl away; nt
How anxiousls we fingered ir
Il TIL 6.r into Tho night, y
stiIl asking Of The ilgblniug.
swhat haze you of The nshtr' s.
clIek--eliskr Hush hls God bo wiihpsi -,
His aoeer, writing, see, llt
In iisowa vivid lightaIog,
'tls dop ana hththIfl fsf =
Hnrra hufia the rioads have passed, y.
The annIisht brsdn again,
Vermont gives THiErY TAousASpf,t ..s.t +.
We have bot hohed IN vain.
Goa blssi the Oh dresn moahiAld.,
And every hili besween,
Aud every saloaad hniales
Jnalf HoTegioh seen; .t.
Aud send the brave eSample
Toehasf lhe boys in slaipe
They've Won fill maiiy battle
Auu nov must win again tci
The 'Sfln rnr SkyrE srrs - shaii lsti
To many an empriss high,
Andhss Thinlv raoUsA 10 Voices
shall thunder round the ~
And Fieedom'p spirit A. of oid.
shafllead to sitiory- n
Her banner, onAsr Axp coisAx.
Peace, uhloai an neh fre.
IT.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
fIall storm IN Connecticut

NRw YoRk. Sept tl.-Tho recent
hail storm IN Connections was - So
we're ast TO ruin sevefal fields Of tobac-
co. Insomo places windows we're bro.
ken by the hail. and the leaves extens-
lively sirippodfromtheirees.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
.Hepnllatl0Il. -. b.
One Of tholmost siaanRntiai Demo.

One OF thelDlOsB eIAiluRntiaI Defnoi
cratic newspapers In slndisaa, openly
and unconditionalIy repudiatos tho
Seymour and Blair fickel. II saEs
''OuF uutaithfal and iafamous dele
gates to the New York Convention
sold us for Wall street gold, and wo
propose knowing how much We bought
knowing wbat white men are worth
in the tnarketg
This is pretty strong languages, but
il only expresses tho prevailing indigl
nation Of the WesterA Democraey at
the perfdy Of their delegates.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Necessity Cga BeDuBIicqn victory.

i
Working as all Republicans are or
oHght 10 be, firmly and vigorously for
lths success oftheir candidates in tho
present. canvass, they should be in-
spiFed to fresh efforts BY the devclops
imehts that arc taking place intho
South. We SEQ there ah iferease Of
thespirit of resurrection and insub.
ordination. We see leading rebels
linen whose hands Aaro rcd with tho
Ibloodo OF loyaIsoldiers-aetaailyd daring
Ito threaten Is with another war VII
we do not place their favoriies inthe
control OF tho united country. We,
lthe conquerVys IN the late war, sec
the men SPARED bygqur mercy, desI
| lliberately flaqut insolent menaees iHt
oitr faces, We see The Legislature Of \
Georgia acting on, q mai0rsfy report,
ldeclaring that free negroes arc incl
Eigfble, and thus seeking, BY the
mprest technical quibbles, 70 impede
tho march ofreconstfnctiont Wc per
eeive no feeling Of thankiuIucss for
tho moderation that Mas marked the
action Of the North % thevabqnisbed3
yet stiil Disseminated and'rebellious
ESouth. u 4
Vet all this But makes the succass
Of tho Republican party this fall moro
essential, lt,is now net merely de-
siraHe, but absolutely necessary to
thcatahility'of thepalien, The voters
| OF yefmontseem 70 hay0spndsrstood
this, though they have toisok listher
To sea tiia Sonth tlmii we DO, The
! voters og Now York must follow
| their I xaNplcif they 40 pot want to
psce, the Seymour ind Blahtieket q
dsuccesR
i. Aml that ticket, Il Should be re-
bmeInbgird does not simply mean Sey-
hmoitf atd Blair 1t neans Forrest,
land Wade Hampton ami Beauregard.
1t means not merely those Southern
lleadsfs Who were dragged into Sc
Ecessioh, but Il means those who drag
4 ged them. If loyal Demdctats fully
lundefstand this, as they onght' To-,
Il they would hesitate before voting tho
Forrest l,eauregard ticket. But i
4 they refuse TO see then Republicans
/ must do. the seeing for them, and
latter out-voting them fairly and
|Bquarely, open theeyos Of the delud-
! sd Ildrtals % the dangers wbiehtheY
'Ebave eseaped.--4keiu York Common
Itoeaitb.
Z. 4; ~ .s. 49, \, 4.
4 heaaeE NhUill AAgiis Y aAu i9VVV'atAa !.
~ ~ ,oeo
I 4. hhfssifii'ls' ~ ~ AZ '3gP ~, Z tSg2',
4 pg w PCS ef' ~ ~ llc's,s '3N'' '' = = io-
oolYeu eHe ,'gs'es ei,li 7 q sev'iD s's =,
nonolatl hs'9gg W ~ r.,., Si rns -, lilItels
1fsl't pllaa 1919 SaGp w. u IL q q .sl.;g i.l (
tgn gs8 agsgps w no.ol .. M..il w
pleasufs, anu sp.li poIopelase 2 y ~. ~
YOU % every lust, ~ ll,e:sS''rs sS w ny
Victory n lrose l'''l aa,lsu y u wv. a !,
pies q ihQrsl avg soep . goSerhlneEt =
~ w4sll W.. z S'lls Z. 'Nr 00ii44 4fo 'ps
- /, I,ysAvyss.. q, u, y, $500
9eNVsa'l9's n' .''9s ~ o''s's N. '.'ls,' ~.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

NEw YoRk, Sept, II by the fresh.
Of in soulh Jersey last week, property
IN Camdon county was dnlnaged to the
vaIoe Of 100000; in tilouceslers 800.
600 Gin Salem, over sl00,000. The
loss 10 owners Of mill properly will
not faIl'short Of 100000.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

AEsouNoIsG CAEDiDATEs--For Municia
ipal Offices, So 90 County 50 90; State,
$40 90.
toB-PAtsrIEe, Of all descriptions, neatly
executed tr
BeA- An comhiuRications tending to per-
sonal agrandizenent or emolnment will be
chatged the sante as advertisements.
Advertisements and Subscriptions com
tiiitted unless arrearagea are paid and
ordered 20 be stopped. and they Will
be VharGed for Rccordkngly.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

~ Hailaones, measuping from
two 70 three inches u length BY an
inch in tbichnsss icliat Newton Fail
Mass, on Monday atltrneon.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

neD- CommaDder Jefferson, Who
has just arrived from. Llberia,' SAYS
that tho leading members of that gov
ernment are Of the opinion that en-
iranebisiug euihneipated negroes il
inindicicus. They are not allowed 70
to'e thcfo until hey are educated.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
RepnbIlcan WOOL ln COl0radd.

, ADonver dispatch says tho cleo
.tion in Colorado yesterday resultodin
tho election Of Allen a bradford. ies-
publican, az delegate no flongresa by
an increased msjority pbo Iieeisla-
thre willupdoubledly be largely re-
paolieap. t2Ea ), bt1siais
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

I,,... N - ~ VHV VUUFI IIDnse door m
Issss. psas asna.,.oa Saturday aad az ~
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
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JOnesbcrO Tenn, Sept IS, 1868.
= O.. Hl. GRESHAM.
EDITOR And PROPRIETOR.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY AUGUST u

mediatey put or nom the shore filed with oicers
and men 10 pay their respects to the Admiral, az ne
supposed and great was his surprise when he found
himself Q prisoner and in the hands OF the Cacos,
they having captured the place the day previous.
This VIII be serious loss to the government as she
was the only war vessel it possessed
Inc general impression OF well informed people
here is that Salnave will succeed In the end. He is
man OF the most determined character, and says
ne never wiii give 1t up, but will light as long as
Street lighting has entirely ceased, but a constant
cann0nading Is kept up between the forts and the
Cacos surrounding the city.
The government troops possibly may have been
defeated at Jacome on the 24th but II such was the
fact It Is singular that Salnave or any one else In
Port au Prince had not heard Of 1t on the evening Of
the 2sth, distance OF only sixty miles. AS regards
the concentration Of troops around the city; do not
believe any addition has been made to the revolu-
tionary forces for the last two months on the con-
trary, General Normii has withdrawn. his
forces from the lighthouse, about three miles
from the city, and has retired to the interior. No
attempt has been made by the revolutionists to take
the place. although they have surrounded 1t for the
last three months. am not writing IN the interest
OF Sanave; he may fall al any tine. only wish
to give you facts as they are.
There are no American vessels in port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, August II,
r. M-Consos closed at " Tor money and ~ Z for the
account. American securities closed easier at the
following quOtations:-Cnited states nvc-twentes,
~; Erie Railway shares 81 Illinois Central Railway
shares, g2A; Atlantic and Great western, 80.
FRANKFORT BorRsE.-FRANKFORr. August IL
United States hve-tweniy bonds closed nrm at 1873
70 for the issue Of 1882.
PARIS BouRsE-PARis, August 1.-THE Bourse
closed quiet. Rentes. 10f. Toe.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARgBr.-LIvERpooi. August
1l--5 2. M.-The cotton market closed steady and
the sales OF the day have footed up 10000 bales. The
following are the closing Notwithstanding up
lands, 9.d, Middling Orleans, ioHd.
TRADE acknowledgements OF the market for yarns
and fabrics at Manchester are favorable but do not
affect the tone of the cotton market. The total ship
ments OF cotton from Bombay up to the 7th inst,
since last report, have been 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
August lisp. M.-Flour has advanced 3D. and is
now quoted at 2ss. per cwt for western Canal. Peas
have advanced ls the last sales being made at 46s.
per 5Ol lbs. California wheat has advanced TO l2s,
3D. per Genital. Corn IL easier. Barley, So. per bushel
for Canadian. Oats, 49, Id per 46 lbs. for American.
LIvBRP0OL PROVISIONS MARkEr-LlvERPooL,
August ll-5 p. M.-Cheese has advanced 3D.. and is
American fine. Bacon has advanced Cd, the last
eaes being made at 49s. 6d. per cwt. for Cumberland
cut. Lard Is firm at 66s. 3D., previous prices. Beel
lo2s. Cd per erce for extra prime mess. PORK, 'Ss
per Dbl. for Eastern prime mess.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEE-LivERPooL, Az.
gust ll--5 p. M.--Tallow has adyanced 3D., ana Us
now quoted at ass. Cd. per cwt. Rosin-Common
North Carolina, ss cd nne, las per cw'; M nsr
gallon for refined and l0d for spirits Clover seeu
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TR0TTNG At WAvERLEY, n. J.

Owing, doubtless, to the inauspicous state of the
weather, the attendance on the fair grounds of the
New Jersey State Agricultural Society at waverley
yesterday afternoon was exceedingly slender. The
grand stand, that is wont to be crowded, presented
q beggarly account Of empty benches. The trotting
was IN keeping with the weather, and failed to ex-
cite the slightest degree OF interest among the few
turtles that were present. Notwithstanding the
liberal premiums offered and the excellence OF the
horsenesh entered the rst day Of the autumn eet-
ing passed on In an exceedingly tame manner
Should q recurrence Of yesterdays proceedings take
place the idea that trottng IN New Jersey Is dead
will begin to assume an aspect Of considerable
truthfuness. II the weather would only prove
favorable to-day the society promise Q good days
sport.
Yesterday two trots were commenced, but chiefly
owing TO the large amount OF time wasted In OBJ
tanning starts at each Of the heats night
either OF them was concluded, and postponement
took place till to-day. The best time made was by
Careless cleanlmbed animal, entered by George
Hedden, OF Morristown-in the first heat OF the
second race mile heats, best three In i've, when she
accomplished the mile In 2:40 In the third heat Of
the same race Lady Benchey got over the ground in
2:40k.
Copious rain showers dampened the spirits OF the
betters. The arrangement with the New Jersey
Railroad was miserably carried out Most OF the
visitors had 10 return on foot to Newark Of the
trains complying with the signal to STOP had been
arranged