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slayback &cO-sundries to Order-TOtal 2sl bales

Slayback &co-sundries to order-Total 23l bales
cotton - e-s.rff.-s
OUACHITA RIvER-Steamer rdahoe-14i bis
cotton Jno 7 Hardie &co--ll4 do Kern & shearer
l26 T H AZ NJ Allen &co-94 John Nixon &co-79
Stewart Hyde &co-52 Barrett & lie Sassier-i6
Phelps q Bro-39 Martin d Case-S5 Scott Bros
80 Bres 0'Brien-37 Go VIM Cooper &co-37 do
Burckett 4 Whttaker-27 Campbell & Strong-29
NJ ellis &eo-29 B ii Horren &co-ls Jos Hoy
q Randall &co-23 Yeatman &co--l2 III Tully &co
IL L. hman. Eewgsss &co-9 ] Higgins &co-9
L Walkers Richardson 4 May Rail-. Bena-
chi &co-6 u Newman &co-4 Battle j. Nobe-i
Medd & Newton-3 Fellowes. Ferguson Heryey
Levy q Haas Yosin & Drouet-2 II Phelps
&co-l Barrett & Shepard-l Warren, Crawford
&co-29 do DAVIS, jenkins 6co-67 hides Levy 4
Haas-l6 do Rail-, Benachi &co-2 bales hides l
DO peltres E Newman &co-sundries to order
Total lil2 bales cotton
LAFOURCHE-Steam Yictory-s bids sugar
p ] Pavy &co--ls do r Brugier-26 A Thibaut-
% Lapene FerTe-l9 Charpantier-20 do to
R HaTe-s2 DO half.bbls "A bbls molasses P H
FOley-l do bbls sugar Voisin Il Drouet l do
W Henning &co-l bbls moasses hhds sugar
G sabatier-l6 do Il bbls molasses to Hy Tete-
snndries TO order-Total 2lO hhds sugar halfbbls
81 bbs molasses $3.50
LOWER COAST-Steamer Aloe-2i hhds sugar
c Kohn-6 do Grief x Byrnes-22 do liz bbls of
molasses Chafraix q Agar--l00 do H Given-2
do IL hhds sugar to Bethancourt-65 SKIS bran to
Martini SKIS rice bbls rice A Socoa-2 bbs
hides Martin-sundries to order-Total Ga hhds
sugar pa bbls molasses
L0CKP0RT-Steamer NJ Sharp-22 hhds of
sugar A Thibaut-56 do 2 Fl Foley-50 do Fl bbls
molasses Hy Tete--72 do Jno Williams x Sons
SKIS seed cotton BOuligny &EsclapOn-3 do Lam
bias a Dockter-97 sks cotton seed Aldige Il Wolf
sundries TO order-Total 5 SKIS seed cotton LIS
hhds sugar 50 bbls molasses
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Imports.

MOBILE-Steamer Frances-3O2 bales cotton to
lehman. Newgass &co-lls do Jurey & Harris
1l6 II W Farley &co-19 Stewart, Hyde &co-3S
Battle NOble-lS NJ Hillar &co-36 Ware Il Bro
20J NJ Lewis &co-l9 E F Golsan &co-l do IL
Smith &co-l do ID bales rags and lot old iron 20
Kaufman &co--sundries TO order-Total 6sS
bales cotton
ROCLLAND, Me-Ship Alice Thorndike-i3O0
bbls lime % tons hay Thorndyke & Norton
R0CKLAND, Me-Bark II Litehfeld- bis
lime Thorndyke i Norton
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Memoranda.
DOMESTIC PnRTa.


New York, Jan l5-Cleared for New Orleans,
steamships Ashland, Norton, and Gulf Stream,
Bates.
Jan 17-Cld for Galveston, bark Cremona, Bur.
rows.
Baltimore Jan l6-Arr from New Orleans, via
Havana, steamship Cuba, Dukehart.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bordeaux, Dec 27-Sld for New Orleans, bark
GuipuZcano. .......l 81.
Liverpool, Dec 30-Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Cordelia, King. Ldg for New Orleans, steamship
Pantheon. Beesly. Cid for New Orleans, bark
Elsinore, Clark.
Jan l-sd for New Orleans, ship VIM Wood
bury, McKelvie.
Jan 2-sld for Galveston, bark Jane A Bishop.
Mcmillan. Log for New Orleans ship Constantin,
Stone.
Hamburg, Dec Sl-sld for New Orleans, steam
ship Bavaria, Meyers.
London, Jan 2-Ldg for Galveston, ship Ruby
Mcintyre.
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Below-Coming Up.

Ship Lorenzo. Follinsbee, 20 days from New York
to G Fosdick &co
Schr A D.nike, Jones, % days from New York. to
ga Fosdick AGO
Schr s Bragdon, Newcomb, from Boston, to
master
Schr Ralph Carleton. Perry, from Rockland, Ne,
Tborndike x Norton
Bark Abbe Goodspeed
Scbr Mary Mckee, Creighton. from Mobile, in bal
last, Creevy, Nickerson &co
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zeeeipss sv aaiIrsaas.

N, O., ]. & G. N. z. R.-Jan "a bales cotton
Fflersun-1 do Walker x Vaught|l
Pritchard-27 M Miller &co-22 Warren, Craw.
ford &co-l6 Byrne, Vance &co--5 NJ 0glesby
&co-9 II Allison &co-35 Steadman-ll T
Hardie &co-35 S II Ally &co--7 H & J M Allen
6co--29 Payne, Huntington &co-l2 Il Hen
dersOn-2 Whitcomb-l4 Winston. Morrison
&co-22 Britton d Moore-S2 r l. Adams-3l
Alcus, Scherck q Autey-19 Daniels. jenkins eco
~ @ Cromwell-22 Deckmsn. Hill &co-4 NJ
MussOn &co-l4 Jos Hoy-lO2 Mcdowell 4 NJ.
gents Gates &co-3 Randall &co-6 Lacey, Ter
ny &co-29 Stewart &co-49 Torian-l9
keenan,, Pleifer & Norris-24 A Green &co-2s
Higgins &co-23 Perkins, Swenson &co-
hhds bolts lis bds iron Folger &co-S000 feet
lumber Popp Elliott-l6,000 bricks r Seaton-
Sundries TO order. Total 100 bales cotton hhds
bolts l7s bdls iron 5000 feet lumber l6 900 bricks.
N. o., o. d g. W. r. R.-Jsn 23-l2 hhds su-
gar bales cotton B Charpsntier-7 do Lapene
x Ferre-9 Bersud x Gibert-1 P ] Pavy &co-10
hhds sugar G Sabatier-6 do A Rocherea u-l4 do
81 bbls molassesJ Adams &co-56 bills molasses
Given, Brown &co-19 do Foster &co-30 do T G
Pagan &co-3S do III hhds sugar Hy Won Phul jr
&cO-ll bales moss Bloom &co-s do 8 hhds su-
gar L Lacassagne- hhds bbls rice Hays, Tuns-
tall &cO-2O4 head cattle aud sundries to order
Total 20 bales cotton IS hhds sugar It's bbls mo-
lasses
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Masters Of Vs..eia

Masters OF Vessels
VIII confer a favor upon the press By hosting
their signal numbers Rodgers or Msrryatts
Code) on arriving within five miles Of W Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance of the time II now re-
Quires to ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at w Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means Of signal flags. B. 8. 0sBos,
Boarding 0hhcer. " Psss.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Vicksburg, Blanks, from Ouachita River.
ST Nicholas, Dowty, from Alexandra.
Lotawanna, Brinker, from Beech Hills.
Fannie Gilbert, Kouns, from Shreveport.
J M Sharp. Blanchard, from LockpOrt.
Victory, Dslferes, from Bayou Lafourche.
Aloe. Radovich. from Lower Coast.
Olive Branch, Jones, from Cairo.
Idahoe, Blanks, from Beech Hills.
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobie-P RR.
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ExpOrfa.

NEW YORK-Brig q + Geary-45OO SKIS corn
1887 SKIS cotton seed 1000 slaves
HAYRE-schr Kate Brigham--l395 bales cot
ton 1900 slaves
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Ship Alice Thorndike, Snow, IS days from Rock
land, Me, TO Thorndike x Norton-lst dist 20
Bark II Litchfeld, Sleeper. % days from Rock
land Me, TO Thorndyke & Norton-Point
6chr l. + Smith, Grill. from Galveston, in ballast,
TO ThorndYke 4 Norton-Point
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rowBoATs.

Leviathan, shultz, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 10th inst, ship Mozart, brig J H
Kennedy and schr Jas Young-Brought up
ship Alice Thorndike, bark II A Litch6eld and
~ C.nftb
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Brig G Geary, COnklin, for New York,
W HYnson eco
Schr Kate Brigham, Luce, for Havre,
WR Buddendorfi
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A PICToE sells at II o'clock ~, at No l67 Poydras
street furniture ste also al 10 n, at No St. Louis
street, 81 boxes tin.
MONTGOMERY BROS. 4 co. sell at IL A. n, at r.
Liners stables Gravier street, horses, mnles, etc.
CHAs T. NASH sells, II O'Clock n at the corner Of
st. Charles and Perdido stress, furniture etc
G. DE FERRET cells. at IL o'clock A. NJ, at No. IS Royal
street. furniture, etc.
M Fee advertisements on second page.
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ITO SHIPPERS OF FRvIgHT on raK
i ALABAMA RIVER-The MOBILE TRADE CON-
PANy are now running A DAILY Line Of Mem
River leaving Mobile EVERY EyEsING At O'Clock.
the SATURDAY and WEDN ssDAY Packets extending
their trips 10 Wetumpka Freight leaving New Orleans
THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS will be put
TN ough 60 Wefnmpka without detention.
sINNofT ADAMS, Agents, Is Commercial Place
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Rarins sateuigenre.
CLEARED Yesterday.

CRESCENT oyrIcx. No. "a CAxr STREET., 4
Friday, January "a, 1865
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BOSTON.
MERCHANTS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
xhs Lac Comprise the Fins Ocean Steansasps
CoECohDIA.... 400 tons, Leland. Commander.
ST LoUIs........l2W :. Cla1sssn. ..
CLEOPATRA 80. .l200 .. Rich, ..
oRIEffAL....... 800 Snow, ..
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
E,0R BOsTOE-rHE STEAMSHIP
Concordia,
z. =. Leland. Commander,
VIII leave WEDNESDAY. January 10th, ct =. r.,
from Bulls Head, Fourth District.
fhess steamers offer superior accommodations passsu
and freight and insure at the lowest rates and
city viii b extended shippers Fer freight passage
appiyte OREKvY, NIOKERsoN co..
No. So Csrondelet street
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK 20 1-
stssnshg Gulf s,rssn, Bsrnss.eis-Tss Ian H.
. Ship LORENZO FoInsbee-cleared Jan 2
Schooner , pssks en saisisal D Dee
Bark Allen, Bray cleared NY IA
Steamship COncordis, sears-sailed Jan Is
BsIk Jennie Cobb HawIey-ssed Jan II
hooSsT s W,s SssS%oss-ssa IAN sapa
Brig 0ssippee. mbly-clesred Dec 80.
PHILADELPHIA.
Schooner Geo rhorn-eleared Dec a.
Steamship Star Of the Union. coOksey-saisd Jan 9.
Ship Belle None. wymas-ssled Dec 30.
ROCKLAND, ME
Schooner Geo Thorn-ceared Dc q.
Schooner r Thomas Grocket.-ssiled Dec IL
schooner Mary Bird, Paekard-ssilsd Dec IS
Bank A Liiehhsd. Sesper-saiied Dec IS
Schooner CarltOn-sAi ed Dec Is.
PORTLAND
Schooner Edwin Reid-ceared Dec "a
LIVERPOOL.
steamship Pantheon, Beesly-sailed Jan ~
stean.hp AlhaTbra ThO@.s5ssilsd jan II
ship Mary Ann, Haus ymZ,losading Nova
ship PuDjsub. MeIntyre-cesred Dec6
ssip MsrgaTs. Eyaas McCeIIIIOggS- d. Dsc6
Ship David Canon, Hobbes-saied Dec 10
SHIP WIN Woodbury.. Mel -llanzOadIng Dec Is
10 ship Cordelia, King cleared Dec %. ta.--.
Ship Ocean Phantom, McRay-sailed Dec IS
LONDON
Ship Prince George, hawk ns-clersd Dec Is
ShipsPl Otecior, Maroni-clesIed Dec q.
GRIMsBY. ~ t-
Steamship Ed Hawkins, wilson-sailed Dec %
HAVRE.
Ship Duchess d'orleans, Hines-saled Dec IS. .,t
-.- r.- MESSENL ADJ. .....
Bark Pirandsllo, Tstaro-clssred Dec 9. ~ tt
ANTWERP.
Ship Ukraine, Mecher-sailed Dee 90 ..-..... ...'
Bark Jnpter-saied Dec l8
MELBOURNE
Ship Marietta, Iaperi-sailed Nov IL.
CADIZ.
Bark Fsnny Eaer, O'de-sa ed Nov H. and Cd from
Gibraltar Nov % Put into Kingston, Ja., Jan LIST,
in distress.
Ship Colc mbo, Oviro-clesred Dec 8,
GLASGOW.
Ship Staffs McAllister-sailed Dec l9
PALERMO.--
Bark Giovanni Batista, northumberland Nov %.
Bark Giovanni Batitta, Gu gemeni-sailed Nov 26
RIO DE JANEIRO.
Bark TreeJdaie, ScarrOw-sailed Dec l.
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ghs asu .erIeaas Crescent 5raaa, sasaara a. 1919.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

STEAMEHI2S---STE
NEW york.
s.. FOB NEW YORK DIRECT. izsa r-
THE oRonwkLL linn
Tnk Line d composed ofths following steamships:
Geo. Cromwell. Cortes,
Geo. Wsshinsrcn. General Meade,
General Grant. sherman.
Gen. Grant.
Ew HOLMES commandsr,
vlss~s hr wharf, ioss Of roalsuss sEsss SATURDAY.
January 25th ss5P 81. --..I --....
Frsigh. for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
By this line and through Of sding given for same.
ALFKED NoULfox.
Al Osrondelst street.
PHILADELPH ~
roe PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
TIE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooNPASrs
80 Regular ssmi-Nssthiy Lsns Of Steamships
5uniata, 1915 tons Capt p. =. HoxIE.
Tioga, 100 TONS. Capt J. p MORSE
Star OF ths Union. l27 tons.. Capt I. n oooKsEY.
Leaves On SATURDAY. January 25th. o. rn.
EOK PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
TIE hvosise Steamship
tal-Ci "a Star OF the Union. -a3 a
Cap. t. N oooKsEY,
leave her wharf, ct Star Line Wharf, opposite jackson
Square, above
Through Tickets TO New YORK, Baltimore and Boston.
For freight or passage, having splendid socommods-
tsns. trpsy 10
OREEvY, MCPHERSON co.,
IS Oarondelet street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THRoUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
December 9Th and 18TH
January 5th. 18th ard 18th,
rfrrt And February 18th and 18th,
With new Steamships OF the hrst class
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further Information address the undersigned III
West street. New York D. N. CARRTNGroN Agent
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL sTEAMgRS
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan 25sh at P.x
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
ton, weekyThe low pressure sldewheel iron steamship
Austin, .--
rrs .- P. FAREWELL. Commander
VIII leave above her wharf, foot St. Joseph street.
connecting Galveston Tartar for Brazos
Santiago Freight Austin for Brazos Santiago will be
reshpped at Galveston For freight passage apply to
CHAs A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
30 and So Camp street.
n BNo freight received without Office
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The Aluminium set OF TEETH the invention Of the
to be had accomplished its perfection
at tbs establishment the Nothing IN
the world 70 be compared lott Neither gold nor silver
equal to its value, for Is IL OF no weight.
COME AND TRY AND BE SURPRISED.
Let progress have a fair chance.
Aluminium, 4I0 and AIS st. charles.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CO.
THROUGH RATES OF EIGHT.
st. Louis. Loui,viiIe. Columbus, Cairo, Rome,
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, Jan. ], 1868 !
Shippers informed that this company giving
Through Bills LaSing to the above points $3.50.
All claims for Loss, Damage or ovsrcharge will be
promptly settled at roint of delivery.
For further information, inquire the Depot Caiope
street, at The Company's Office "A Csrondelet street.
7. S. WILLIAMS, Genr Superintendent. }
jams YoScK, General Freight Agent. .ar.r. I
NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUsAs
.-.1 AND NC rr l.-1 4
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. s. Mall Route between New Orleans.
Western 4 ouisiana and Texas.
The Railroad FerybOat win leave the foot of st. street.
opposite the jackson Square, DAILY ~ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at SAN
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice
New Orleans Trar sfer Company Camp and Common
streets have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drsyaga.
Freghts for stations the road for landings Teche
and for opelousas deliverable at New Iberia Martins
vile, received day Sundays excepted from n NJ
at the foot of ST. Ann street.
Freight for all points Bayou Laourche between Laba-
Jana and for
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EOh thrksBUHG. GRAND GULF, RODNEY
Matches, Fort Adams. Bayou Sara and ali lntermedias
iandngs-Ihs stesmer N agenta, Captain T. p Leathcrs
sam AYES clerk v commence her regular trips Saturday
evening the 9Th inst leaving New every saturday
evening, at O'Clock
sISNOTr ADAMS. Is Commercial Plaza
Steamer Magenta vicksburg with the steamsr
sunfower River -
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
"a and oro,bor s,av Of proceedings was granted. and

served and another stay Of proceedings granted ana
the carried to the Court Of Appeals at ADay
That court I'm March, 1905 affirmed the Judgment rem
dcrcd at the General Term and to-day Fitzgerald was
again brought here final action. The Special Iern
convened here at 1880 this morning judge Lott piesd
ing on the opening Of the Court, the DistuctAtorey
OF Westchester County asked at the Court N the Day
for the execution Of Fitzgerald The order OF the Court
of Appeals was entered in the clerks book and at noon
Judge Lott in the presence OF a crowded eonrtrooIh
ordered that the be executed at the place ana
in the manner prescribed by law, on FRIDAY, june 20
1863 between 10 a. and p. m. the prisoner TOOK tne
sentence coOlly until the day OF his execution was an
nounced and then his emotion was manifested III te
slight trcmOr of the lower lip The sherin ot Mt.tchesIe
after fine announcement of the order took Fitzgerald
from the courtroom, followed by large GohcoIsteo Va
people. The prisoner in consequence Oi MS l0hS eO
nent Cnearly two years., Is pale aud tn re 'SpI p %
for the jail in Westchester County, acconptleu ny ho
Sheriff and District Attorney oil the noon traln'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
BASE BILL.
ATLANTIC vs.. MOHAWK.

Yesterday the celebrated Atlantics met the
Mohawhs OF Brooklyn, and played fun game the for
mer winning by tho handsome OF 35 10 10. The At
antcs appeared In their uniform, which, while dt
fering but slightly from the old one consists Of blue an
mel pautalOOns, with stripe OF white cord on the sides
Willie flannel shirts bound with blue, the letter In old
English character woven upon the breast, aud white nan
mel cap with blue star ON the crown The CuD presented
very appearance, and the new UNIFORM shows taste
aud combined. The game was poorly contested
for the first tueo innings the part OF the MOhawks a
result attributable TO the conduct Of three members Of
the Club however whO after appearing on the Held, re-
play for cause not made manlfest 10 our
reporter This fact nccosstaed the substituting OF three
other members belonging 10 the nine whchmaoraly
weakened the clubs play. The players went 70 work
maufuy nevertheless and won paudlts from the spec
tators for their courage The Atntcs commenced the
game in earnest treating the Mohawks az II they were
swecpng hand 10 the end OF third innings, when the
score stood y to Atlantic favor AZ this Juncture the
Mohawk Club got down 10 their work, and from TINS
pOiut 10 the close showed Themselves capable
OF handsome play. The Atantlc5 scored but l3
runs i'm the six innings Notwithstanding their heavy
batting the fielding of tho Mohawts being superb. For
their own part they scored nine runs, two being clean
homo hits KELLEY ana Davenport. The field play OF tho
Atantcs was sharp aud eXhlaratng doubling up their
opponents In instances, while cutots at the bases
was the rule throughout At the bat start Ferguson and
Kenny Uhe latter appeared in the first two innings
In Smiths pOsitiOu) struck for clean runs, while all
hands, Zctcin alone excepted, hit all over the Held
Pratt was again absentee, Mcdonald taking ms place
In the table printed below the prominent points OF the
game given in figures from which may readily Dc
fnN al slIlFff gnIn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
THE TURF.
mArcu FoR 81 .OOO on rIE FAsHION.

MATCH FOR 81, 900 on TIE FASHION.
The attendance on the Fashion Track was
very good yesterday afternoon but the match turned out
TO be rather One-sded affair." Dan. Pliers black
horse won the three heats he liked. The winner is
good looking black horse bred from Black Hawk mare
and bought in the neighborhoOd of Albany Tho other
contestant was bay mare out OF Hiram DfeW ulNcn p
Dan Mace. The betting rather tame put IN favor oI
the black horse who brought $50 to the others So Ill INC
pools . -. rou +oootbor
when Mace who had the pole got iead OF 9pout W.
lengths and half on the turn when he kept rlBnI up 70
the three-auarter POLE when Ptter drew on h steay
and soon closed the gap, and on coming up tnc IVno
stretch the mare finding the pace too not went up ets
Pfer win the heat by two lengths III 2;io Inc lnale
passed the stand on a rum 4. 80
Some little money was invested at four and hve 10 one
ON the horse by the good judges. On the word Delng
Given Pdfer wo had the pole, took slight lead, ana
the mare broke badly the turn. when they came 10
the 0uarter pole the horse six lengths ahead Weh
nosifOn me kept up TO the threequarter pOe when th
mare closed i'm little but was unable 10 reach hn, ana
Pffer won the second heat by four lengths IN 243t
BEFORE the horses came the track the next e 500
20 ss was laid on the black horse Both got away we
together but Pffer who had the pole got LEAD OF ABOUT
a length and a half which nc kept up TO the nome
stretch when the mare came up lttr put IOGlnS Ine
mare TOO much she broke badly and P1fer won the neat
and race in 245l. The following Is q SUMMARY u INC
time and heats:
Match Tor 900 mile heats best three IN 6ve to harness
j. Pdiers black horse'.' '''.''''''''''''''''"
H
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
Music
ENGLISH OPERA.

The Richiugs Company opened season of
English Opera last night at the French Theater with
bright and spirited performance OF Martha. II IS pity
they had gone the French Thcater when they were
I'm NewYork instead Of TO the Academy OF Music There
they were lost here they at home. The chorus and
orchestra arc quite large enough for the place and both
have improved since last heard them. The principal
singers last nightMiss Richngs, Mrs seguin Mr. Castle.
and Mr. Campbell-acquittcd themselves remarkably
we'll singing with animation and aud acting with a
good deal OF yyacity Tho duet for tenor and bass In
the first act and the quarteo at the opening Of the
second were especially good The appointments were an
careful and complete and the season promises be
cessful Toui.lt Maritaua" will DE given.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
TIE RIOT IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

To ne Editor NJ Ihe Iitouhe .
SIR: Your correspondent, "Patrolman," in
,,,r lis account Of the attack on TIE TRIBUNE Office
I'm July 1862 tells it pretty much as any soldier Will tel
battle he was engaged nyery accurate as to the part
taken by his company. The squad TO which Patrol
man was attached did bravey attack the rioters While
they were engaged sacling the Office, ana drove tn.
pellnen from their Infamous work. But when they ha
driven the rioters out OF the Office into the Streets ana
while engaged putting ont the fire. there came across the
Park, ON tho double-qucl In solid phalanX, several
hundred policemen, who charged upon the thOusauus
Ino.fly spectators blocking up Printing Housesquate
and scattered them in every direction, knocking them
down right and left, and not stopping 10 make slnsle
arrest These policemen did not go IN 70 make any
arrests as any could plainly see but TO clear OUT
and no mob was cectually cleared OUT IN 20
short a space Of time. Printing House-squaIe when
was deuscy packed with human beings, III less Juan Two
minutes was made as bare t is on hue sunday morn
ing AS "Patrolman" gives his account rs seen Dy
man on the ground" give mine as seen, not Dy man
an tree, but by 40 an elevation as hlgh as IN.
TRBuNE editorial rooms windows or course our stand
points being a little different our accounts VIII vary
h' H. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
LAW INsTITUTE ELECTION.

Tie annual election of officers of the New
York Institute took place yesterday and the follow
ngnamed gentlemen elected for the ensuing year:
President James r. Brady; First VicePresdent, James
W. Gerard Second President, Charles Tracy; Third
VieePresident, Henry A. Cram; Treasurer, Charles
OCOnor Recording Secretary Joseph 8 BOswOrth; Cor
responding Secretary, benjamin d. Sllliman Librarian,
Aaron j. VanderpOe Library Committee Christopher c.
LaDgdeL Robert ID. Holmes, william Fullerton, Edmund
Terry. Asher X. Morgan Lewis B. Thomas. stephen T..
Nash, Hooper g. Van Worst Committee on Junspru-
denee, William NJ Eyarts, Benjamin V. Abbott, Edwin
w. StOuRltOn, David Dudley Field. Charles r. Stone,
EnOeh l. Faneher, Benjamin W. Bonney; Committee on
Censorship. Erastus g Benedict Charles 7 southmayd,
NOhn AeKeOn, John W. EdmOnds, BENJAMIN Il. Nissan,
Ia '.Bry d. sedgwick Thomas NJ North, Everett r.
WI, >eleT, James G. Carter.