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New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

IKAINN IEAN y NEM
For New Haven and Bridgeport 100, 500 ibAh lAN - -
Il aUO (kNh 3&5 40 so. and aeH Exl w., % n 4
For Milford Sratord, Fhrfei Southport and "e''P''' wv
q m. d<S, 80. SO IN. ,,,.,r., m fgtl
FOR Norwak 100 800 (BI), A0, llSs m u" NSh'' W. W
34S an fEI). SO. 500 (EID p IN.
For Daren ZOO 900 ii - a. ~ 315 40, ASn ,ts 1r
fnr Stamfoni. 100 eco (EIl j. 800 lisos NJ I~I' 'Shh
(EI( 345 40 EI J. 40 so. go SOJ Nhtl n ~ ~ AIS
For Gfeeuwich aud intermediate s,ss1r', he', SV' i'
wv Wv ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston via Springfield e.eos n tx D 81" lhih '''F
For Roson via shore Line IL 10 tgT SEQ "A mi sc
For Hartford and Springfield, ace a H. (hNl lAt@ y" ~
D. 10 Moe
Fat HsTori Proyisncs and Fi,hkl Railroad 800 tBr
m. S,.,,,n.., P,lre,d Al e0t n
n IS, 200 8e m . x.h.v,toa ,sa Wiz
For Canal Railroad 400 m. la9 p m, to N0rn'"'
hSmsburg - soo. n
For EAugstuek Railroad. SEQ a. M, SO ?. ~. ,,D.pnu
yor D.nbury Norwalk Railroad. 100 80" a n 80
CoumodiOus Sleeping Csr' attached {" SOY Ms ~ " HoYr SAT-
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I oNG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

"a M FOR Greeupo and all stations except WooiNie Ard VIZ
Tree e:Oa m Norhpori Pssseugef nau. aai al ssit
cent wios Tree hHpr,ss ran for GeruPou 81 .
Jamaica Mineoa Hieksve aud al Stations Fast az & Nei
Passenger Train. aud all stations EXCEPT Nho~ lrr
North lp Passenger Traio api ai rtF stations w..
,onpect AZ Mreoa ard ism Hemrstsad All "a
sunday Excursion Train leaves Point A. for hrns4
Glen Cove lsp Northport ami all NaF s,itoasi s"
,sT, Poiut at 6.lO p n. Tales eject Jgre u 80
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Statiuntrp, &t.
Stubrs. RanNts, &c.

ORIENTAL BASE-BURNING STOVE and
" PARLOR FURNACE-Oyer 1900 Of the onena stoves
and Furnace ~ the best that made
udng continual burner powerful heater economical IN
cnkrs aud dust We have all OF
th perfect hsud Also M assortment Cooking
Parlor and Heating STOVES RANGES, &C ..
r. 4 J. MOwBRAY.
No ~ Yesey.sL. opp Washington Market
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5ors,s, 6arriagts, &t,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
n Bro,sy and rhriyanth' tga.,r public sales Of
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS. WHIPS aud everything nsesd ia
rs and dr,ing are bold every WEDNESDAY and sAIUBDAi
O'clock Buyen all asa's SUD number oi
Isr.s, o. table light diving ald heavy work 81 tne ssss
whether advertise, rot The largest ''or'n'n Of ner
ana second hand Garages ani taeT Of Harness A"-s oa
hand o. PAX Phaetoas by Miner stephens
CARRIAGES, HARNESS. - Closing out OF
y stock per eeut les, than Broadway stores: S second
hand carriages Depot Wagons Bug-s fhaetoas
coaches Coupe Rocka~ags. HAMS. Fourth And Bfoadsay
EOR SALE-A splendid road MARE, 15l
hs oh and can three minutes she = sue pole
mare As ght TOPWAGON aud HARNESS Apply al MADISON
psrk stables rneutg.s. s.uh st. near Pourthavr
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
NEW--YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY p, 1903
TRAINS LEANK NEW. YORK.

P,.,epg.r station In Newrork corner Twea;s arc F'1
ave Bntr.nee ga ruouy seysnih'L
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADS-On and after MONDAY MAJ II, 1885, trains ioi A.
huy and Troy connecting with Northern aad Nesea trans VII
New-York a. follows;
A. m E1press train via Hudson River Railroad Thitehst a.
Teuih through Buffalo Sup-non Brlge AMI saAioa s
change Of cinl connecting Troy aita "a n, M Rei b
lgton and North Drawiug fon NeNfok n Hees
connecting sleeping for the West der North s
Shore line.
Fonavr connecting Chatham with Neru RAJ roti for le
Sprirg Pittssed Albany WITH Western rsns al At !iT
Saratoga Rutland Brr in,or. AM the NoF1
m Express Hudson River ka'roai c11nff ~
the West. ana AZ with ns for Aniat
Burlington aud the North Draaas car siac-ed TO is i
3gS m Ex9ess n via Hudson RIVER Railroad rit ersrtt't
car attached connecting Albany wlh Western Fsls ad any
With trains or Montreal with sleeping car Attached
Assn Kxpess via Harlem kalal tDntcHg a. tlA ~
.h Western Railroad for Lebanon springs htse &r asi a. =
h,uy with Slrepug attached al Aaff
63np N Ernrsss Hud River Railroad Nib sergns it
ssehe through Buffalo sn >uspesun Eige Niboi e'
otcarA Also sleeping ever daT excepting N.iurif, a'e
through 90 Oge urg without chsnge "a h"A'
Railroad CONNECTION Tor fVy sI be maie al ka' A1-'
This train will on Sundays , ...,.i
II D NJ train via Hudson River Railroad With sleeping ran 'ss
Albany with sary ts Cox Buf1o ld SlQ.nHoo b
aud Troy With trains for Saratoga and points NoHo DFaSAs@
attached at Albany ~.
Slray train vii be via Hudson River Raoad fom Nst
Poustkeepse ard intermediate tioos leaving NsN isfs ~
Returning PoHghkeepsie at T. , arriving Nesi
Also sunday via Harlem Railroad Ss'ing Forty !,
arriving 50 Millerton al ~ n Returning, sA'o ~"
ton at % D. m arriving at Nes-lors az " m 80 9, L.,
d
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ra5 sttOcls.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
7 T. t.,etb .nnua Term Of
NJ = Lshrei,e place Nssrofs WEDNESDAY. Oc Al Ni
eostaus H. o Gri1afes admitted % tc Bar without
narrauou b- obtained
s So Ts fahrettc hv letter sir-d h- place
TIlFOpOp DWIGHT WARDEN Of Columbia College las School
I AW DEPARTMENT; UNIVERSITY of NY.
Ihe neti s ih~ 1T of ocohei,
Application be- made r Al further Information o i1s sun
,en,f r+f,oa By University Builg NAIuSsol'
SQUARE. \ \ tir
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ppmer Of years offers for public competition hn sne @ sn Col
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TAn{ yy TEb S W0RKS STANDARD BIOGRAPHIES TRAVELS
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by syday Bedford Balm Mathews &c M Mn6. PrAne
Among which be found choice copies OF tne Iogshs
proofs bJre letter MaImians Travels NoIta mi Imitation Of
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Christ the Press Of Cuner Mne u MogSmert, Of
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irotei copy Shakespeare Soc Publications Won %OoNs
CLINTON HALL ROOK SALESRo0Ms AND s a.I uA'
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clinton Hall torTlaee Newiofk
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h & compsng as very many Books fdo to Dc "e' "N
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lsaDt Collections Books offered for sale IN this CITY
IIANHOOD.n-AnOther NEW MEDlCAL
WI PAMPHLET the pen Of Dr. CURTIS me ny Mso'm @
Tme saws his This valuable treatise on the cause Au
premature decline shows how health impaired ~ % , vro
Of youth and manhood and how easily reganed IL gives ea
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Dantips Atuamifs.
IS CTAccEC for DANCING

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING,
IN at the old location, 2st and Fhaye commencing
Oct Glasses for children MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. n4pm.
Dodworths residence No. 6sl Fnhse commencing Oct
Morning children MONDAYS and THURSDAYS tOt
Afternoon children WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS M%
SATURDAY MORNING ella. at lOA
Evening class for advanced pupils on FRIDAYS, n8
Evening class for gentlemen MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
Circulars be had either Academy BY addressing Mr.
DodyOrth's residence
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Guide TIE nnncps suburban places the line %
the Division Of this Railway hAs bee prepared ard a be OF
9th COMPANY es 0f b! tSess Wishing
personally examine the referred TO- VIA NE yss Of
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
HERALD OF HEALTH
FOR OCTOBER,

ues Scientific Training for The stomach a' Muscular organ
Cbf5ren-Mr Frances Dana Letter Young Girls Mrs Dr.
Gage Miller. ,,,-- =, N
ContebmenLRev John Beach IA Centnsian r MIer NJ H.
MO- Tsstamentin it-Mrs Kept Ahye by SumuartS
- lMnsh MIN for Children.
IsrE and labor "A Poeul-Mrs What kindergarten Dseaed
n Iarrv Prime Meat
lPhvsical Culture 10 Amherst
Elizabeth OAkes Smith Making grapes into "i"e-iD'
An Powers Studo--i Iurkish bStn
Fowler. 49,.
Proigs Plea "a PoemlAhce Our S6oes-hoT1i MedeahOn-h
au'.e
H. W. Beeeber Animal Food Stimulating =
PrIpeiples Of Homo Burns 'hahge 9I ~, c1 V
Diet sud Recipes for CoOking- Diseased ''
L. A. jenkins, NJ d. --Napor hAlhs- .I'o''N'@
n Of Using Money.-Rev lSpces and OoDdmeA's'
Washington GLADDEN.
~ per auuum 20 cents per number o.. g, tut,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

NEW JERSEY r. R.-CHANGSiEs ssI. or >. .iUuT s...S
- a. N n M Va Camden q m NJ. N W. "s..ye '"
ioi N l.J0 p m. ls.. For s'IS ana AZ p4 sopr'
EoR HE wEsT-To Cincinnati and Chieago-SiP ~
mep m The and $500 D. NJ tsos s ,hvsfA
change making 'an can
,.n an Mon and Thurs through 20 Cnsso
eooIscng one train n aasaes VI ' w JACKSON Gs sapN
Chicxan
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

~ III. RIVERS
~. DANCING ACADEMY,
No. 100 STATB-ST., CORNER OF COURTSr, BROOKLYN
Classes beginners forming All the fashionable dances
taught in Of lessons Send for a circular
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No
"a Fhsve corner Of will reopen TUESDAY,
September 1863 Circnlars ct the Academy
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Nov Kesdyi
WILLIS" SACRED P0EMS.-A new edition.

w With Illustrations BY barley HeTrf Chapman PaTsoas Whit
LnmlJ Kbnbger Whit and HtfbeocL and Portrait On.
sRA gssJo VaIs handsomely printed United and bOAd
~ sIosh. red " " seRss Pbos "a 0 Pnbi,hed BY -
CLARK MAYNARD. Esw.TUL
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ERIE FRA RAILWAY.-TRAINS YEDEPOT

TRAIN.-83os Way TTsn Tor OsTlllei l2;no 81
Psesou NgM ETpre for Dunkrk Bafalo Roeey'
aud all West and South; 300
way Train. II Z. m for Paterson and Port Jeryis.
through Sssmues Dgnkirk and Bug;o sh
change Of coaches and in direct Nth all so1iLs az
Western hnes
Perfectly Ventilated and LuIurOu, Sleeping CoIsbe, accompany al
Etht Frlins
ckes he obtained the Compsnys ofe'No al BFoal~sT
Dero foot Chamberst, NeNiorS Log DOck Depot JeJ
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MISS IL llAlNES

NADTMOISFLLE DE JANON
r,.p,r inform their friends aud the public hst eV vii REOPEN
% Ro,RpryG and DAY SCHOOL It Nos aud GramsreJ PARK
East Tweutisih-,t sept "a
Applications for admission pupils be made either personally or
r. No o Gran PAX
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

nARITAN and DELAWARE BAY kAi"
~ A0A FOR LONG BRANCH .,sks
Tows RIypR MASCIlESTEk, BklIkSbth6 NED DAN
AZ" "A p,an pier Nol o. foot OF Chanbsrsst
Daily (sandsys excepted . pa m and :;y
TsseAnx At Pier 6t Passenger eay' "'"~F
by the fsvore steamers
yESSB HOrT and Ns'kkssA
R.turulns leave Lsug Branch at 1:S q m spd .
"''' Toms River az S:~s m and l.p
AriviuE in New rott a. sssO m "a s,..s ca
Cenmutaton; month. eli Soi mos SgnsSE ca l<ssss
jane n ltd W. s'o1"ss-
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD Of LONG lSLsatSs.Ss ss NV
SECH.sGg OF TIMR On AM snsr ssp.enber !, y,r
III ~ a. flox. Leave New Yori Roosevelt aOd Gnna's ~
isor south ssveath.st, wnhsrsbsrghl. w 81,
80 m 10, Isllp And inter stsllsns ~ %,
Jamaica Returng leave Ishp At 6;ls and n $40 ,,.s ~
pius at intermediate stations. ard rom JAM" '
fo,i Al I so ass s,3 q NJ. and e:2s m M , NJ ,n snhs
p...ussu for aoeIs..y sad Island "i ha's o.
apd $50 p. m trains . L.. "A a. .,s s,y y,, blast
r"seoss" "eaee" ,' X WHITE spPsnSS
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JOHN and DREW-one Of these magnificent .,sns,'
No a. North River, foot Of Canas RyPSIsc rr
srcspted at o'clock Passengers desiring the comio sleda
trstcass hotel have their wishes on th... 20 o
Albany in ample time for railroad t,us goL ale
Freight taken at reduced rates. wax
The New York herald., 1868-04-13
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENS COUNTY HiGHwAYNES.-On Friday even
ing, while Mr. Benjamin Mott, OF Far Roekaway, was
proceeding along the main road from Hampstead to
Jamaica, he was set upon by three men, two OF
whom got into the wagon while the third seized the
horse. Mr.. Mott Immediately began an ASSAULT upon
the ntruders In the wagon and presently succeeded
IN electing them seeing which the fellow who held
tne morse loosened his grasp and started TO their as
sstance. Mr.. Mott seized the opportunity and CAV c
the whip TO the animal, who started on the run,
leaving the highwaymen behind. When the party
saw how they had been bafied they drew their re.
volvers and fred al him several times, but he was
too far away for their shots TO aiecthm.
EPISCOPAL CoSvocATioS.-A convocaton OF the
Episcopal clergy Of Long Island will be held at As
toria on Wednesday and Thursday, the 22d and 23d,
In the Church VI the Kcdeemcr
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brethren have caught the contagion, and got up a

brethren have caught the contagion, and got up q
Ku Klux Klan OF their own. Dff lIF
Hear what Bob Williams, the head bootblack-beg
pardon the boot enameller, as he styles himsef-of
WIZARDS Hotel, has To say about it, fr
"lse stump speaker OBJ de Fust ward and de oder
night told dem rastocratc nggers up dar dat
wasn't de man to stand any dominizln' ober me;
dat l was an unfstcated republican, and went
In for de rights Of all men, male and female,
See dat black brush !" Here Bob threw himself into
one oi MS customary stump attitudes and nourished
q big brush OF very black appearance indeed "Well,
Use ondinerent TO de color ob mans face, don't
care wedder he's black blue, long he stands up
Tor de rights and de religion ob de unibersal family
OF Jim Sham and Jibbet. Now desc 'rastocratc Mig
gers up Oar got down on me, and dey went and got
up Ky klan Klux KlaX to 'tmidate me and disen-
slave de col0red race agin, so dey sends me dis no.
tice," saying which Bob pulled forth huge sheet
OF paper daubed at the corners with blackng, q
CONN ana cross-bones In the middle and
al the top the omin0us words, "Deth to nigger
Bob !" then below, Your coffin Is ready, your doom
is fixed, and In ten days from this you depart Guess
you WONT make no more nze in the First ward; the
Ku Kiux Kan Is after you Signed by the master Of
the klan-potomack." "Dar 1t is" exclaimed Bob,
looking at the coffin with renewed horror. "Dars
de way desc 'rastocratic niggers wants to fix me;
but stand by de constitution in de words Of de
'lustrous George Jackson and defes de machinery
OF de traitors" Bob intends TO preserve this inter-
esting document and when he has time to spare from
the shining duties of his profession he intends TO
impeach the whole class OF " 'rastocratc niggers"
In the "Fust ward.n
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exclude the general public from their proceedings no
one seems to know. Perhaps some member 0f that
august body would oondescend to explain.
republican nomination for the Vice Presidency 1t
generally conceded that the contest has practically
narrowed down TO Wade and Colfax. From the dele
friends Of Mr.. Wade count upon Ohio, Kentucky,
Maryland, Kansas and California solid and part or
Michigan and New Jersey, making in all one hum
Cofax claim Indiana and all Of New Jersey and
Michigan and part Of Tennessee and Missouri-ffty-
two delegates IN all. Senatoy Wilson expects to
carry the majority Of the New England States. Only
Rhode Island and parts Of Vermont, Massachusetts
and Maine have yet elected. 1t is estimated that
should Pennsylvania or New York or both cast their
votes after complimentary ones for FentOn and Cur
tin solid for Wade, he will be nominated, two hum
dred and fifty being majority OF the whole, even
though he should not get all the Western States,
which have not yet elected delegates Wades friends
also claim that he win get all the New England
States after complimentary vote for Wilson.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13
A Cnp from Queen victoi1.-Royai Compile
nleut to New Club.

lrTOm Bclls Lie III LOHuOn, MARCH
Her Majesty the Queen has been graciously pleased
to signify her intention TO give cup to the Royal
Thames Yacht Club to be sailed for during the
ing summer. The noble Commodore, Lord Alfred
Paget, will shortly meet the sailing committee TO
settle the conditions and fix q suitable day for the
lot meeting IL appointed to be held at the Royal
Thames Yacht Club house, Albemarle street, Picca-
dilly on Wednesday, April l, when several candi-
dates for admission, including the Right Hon. Earl
200 tons viii be balloted for. Prior to the ballot the
house dinner Is announced for halfpast six r. NJ, at
which n large number OF yachting men and their
friends are expected 10 assemble.
The fine square riggcd schooner yacht Coshawk,
252 tons, MIR. T. Broldwood, owner, Is expected TO
hoist the blue peter on Monday next, Goth inst. and
sail from Plymouth on cruise TO the coasts OF Spain
and Portugal
The clipper schooner Cambria, built for Mr. James
Ashbury. Is purposed TO be launched from Ratsey's
ard esrected 70 prove flyer" during the coming
The Inconstant schooner, Mr.. w. Coward owner,
Is commissioned at Portsmouth, and about to sail for
tile Channel Isles. The schooners Alarm, q. Duppa;
Chorister II. Pigeon; Fleur de Lys. II. w. Birch
Gloriana A. o. Wilkinson; and several other craft
are about fitting out for the season.
The members OF this rising institution for the en-
couragement or good sport and our aquatic readers
generally will be glad 10 hear that the Lords Com.
nissoners OF the Admiralty have been graciously
pleased 10 grant TO the new Thames Yacht Club a
warrant TO hoist the blue ensign OF her MaIesty's
fleet with the distinguished marks of the club a
print Of which will be forwarded to the members I'm
circular shortly TO be issued, containing the pro.
granIne Of the sailing matches Of the season.
The committee OF the Royal Albert Yacht Club have
determined 10 throw II open on Easter Monday to all
officers IN volunteer corps who may be members of
royal yacht clubs. The club regatta will take place
In all probability In June or early In July.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13
AQUATIC.
Inter- Collegiate Boat Race In England
Oxford Versus Cambridge Oxford victo.

Inter.C Collegiate Boat Race In England
Oxford Versus Cumbridac-Oxford victo.
rious.
The race between oxford and Cambridge, which
occurs annually on the THAMES, from Putney 70
Mortlakc, distance -four miles came or on the 4th
inst, in the presence OF thousands OF spectators.
Excitement never ran higher than on the present
race. Both banks Of the river were uronged with
blue.garbed masses OF human beings embracing
partisans OF Cambridge or oxford, clad In the light
or dark blue OF their avorite crew. Boats OF every
description dotted the river, and darted 10 and fro
with the rapidty OF race craft seeking good positions
TO witness the aquatic Derby. The steam yacht OF
H. II. II. was present bearing me Prince OF
her recent Illness and d number of the no.
bn,y. On the Victoria swarmed the Oxonians,
iinnine with hope that the late changes in the OK
ford crew would expose them TO easy defeat. The
Lotus carried the umpire and starter, and large
steamer. chartered ty Belts LVp, was laden with re-
porters sporting baroncts puglists. theatrical and
other distinguished people. Great care was exer.
ciset 10 keep away from the coftesting boats, and
in that respect the English far ahead OF the med
dlesomc, venturous. reckless Americans who gene
rally run some one or other down. and nearly
always wash the competitors In race. 10 the great
detriment OF their speed. The oxford crew Of this
year, although not pretty one 10 look at, proved
themselves warmers for work. They were in the
most superb condition. and had trained down to
an unusual gneness and excellence. Their stroke
Ia about thirty. y.eight 20 the minute. Cambridge,
despite their severe loss by the death OF OF their
crack oarsmen, presented q very credtable ap.
pearance. Their stroke was neaer than that OF their
opponents, their time and swing being exceedingly
well Defined but we're wanting in the reach and
power OF the dark blues. Mr.. j. w. Chtty was the
umpire, and Mr.. Searle, the starter Betting on the
race was quite brisk oxford having the call largely.
ranged slowly up to the starting point, and was
speedily joined by the oxford craft. without much
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

preliminary trouble the boats took the word and got
on wen together Cambridge slightly in advance; Ok
lord pulling about thirty-seyen TO the minute gained
perceptoly. At the Soap Works they auckened
their stroke and after tight Struggle forged ahead
OF thelr opponents on Chiswck church. This posi-.
ton they held with slight improvement until under
Barnes bridge they were two lengths ahead and
eventually won by about three lengths. The time
announced was twenty minutes.
We give the names and weights OF the crew.
Lbs. lbs
l. w. Fl. Anderson. ...154 O. W. +. McMchael lGI
g. J. T. Nichols....lc6 z j. Still. ...,........les
a. w. IL. Love-. I. ID. Warren lcoX.). ia
s. II. T. Nadlin.. ........1S0
And Oxford after several changes in the place of
their men, rowed III the following order:-
lbs. lbs.
2. A. @. Marlborough. .162 Il. 5. Carter. 100
8. r. Ross. ...........l8l s. d. Darbyshre (skell36
!. K. q. Marsden.... ..167 q. X w. Tottenham
Eight times IN succession has the dark blue carried
on the trophy and matters seem to be growing
worse for the Contabs, for last year they were beaten
only by half boats length, and looked forward with
hope TO victory in '6S There have been twenty-five
matches between Cambridge and oxford, OF which
Cambridge has won ten and oxford fifteen. In 1916
the first race in outraged eights was pulled over the
same course half mile further four ana hall
miles, and the distance was made in twenty-0ne
minutes and Ave seconds. That time has never been
manage TO bring negotiations to successful close,
we thlnk that Oxford will have harder contest for
tner iaurels better crew never sat in shell than
the Haryards, as far as regards material and pluck
and drill remains to be seen. We would have no
fears OF the result however, II the Harvards 90 on
the water In good condition and unhampered by
foreign fashions and customs. Renew YOUR neuota.
victory from the dark blues that has proved
Itself so stanch color,
The New York herald., 1868-04-13
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL 13 1ses-TRIPLE SHEET

sci for the President manifest desire 70 make any
more speeches than what the rule allows-namey,
two But II the Managers receive the concession
sought for Judges Nelson and Groesbeck will put
themselves In training.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

RETURN OF THE PAPERS STOLEN FROM TIE BANK
AT scrTUATE Il. Lon Thnrday alternoon pag was
WIIIamson. Recorder OF Deeds, which had come
,rom Phladelphia by express. lie was doubtful at
ast whether 10 pay the expressage and take the bag,
a. he was not expecting one, but nnally did so. on
"nenlna IL he found u contained the papers taken
rom the Sctuate Bank, such as deeds, bank books,
wills &C. which belonged 10 private persons aud
were in the bank for safe Keeping
The New York herald., 1868-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, April 12 1S6e
War I'm Alaska-Apprehended massacre Of
Americans by Indians and Russians.
The Navy Department has received Official advices
from Ska to the effect that concerted attack upon
the Americans at that point is contemplated by the
Indians ana Russians, and that massacre Is immi-
nent unless the United States troops now there are
reinforced.