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sidered ss the Ministerial party never tired Of
teng Is, tc pc settled and he demands" the ballot
the ground that there Is no .use or Justice In Civ
ilg men vote without protecting them In the exer-
else OF it.n Upon the Irish Church Mr. Clay is very
Gear and, like those WHO are 80, very strong. He
reminds US that Ire.and has for centuries been cry
ing evil and o reproach to US among the nations
OF the earth, and recalls LORD Mayo's so-caed
declaration OF policy In order TO show that the only
ineligible inference to be drawn from It and It's
many explanations is that nothing is really Intended
to be done to remedy the evil. II matters little
whether he did or did not promise an endowment of
Roman Catholic universities for the deoislon merely
touches the point OF consistency with which the
present government has been chargeaple since
It's accession 10 oce but the present net result Of
all Is that we have no ministerial proposals before
us, and that we have an opposition plan which does
certainly deal thoroughly with the main question,
and OF which Mr. Clay is thorough supporter. He
g.ves u.s. by inference, definition OF conservative
as "a man who has got something he ought not TO
keep" and although that Is perhaps rather too
we're. 1t certainly applies to the case of the Irish
Church, which we may hope will shortly by the aid
OF men like Mr.. Clay and Sir John Treawny be dis
possessed OF 30 much of It's riches ana be left TO that
which win not faii 1.-THE free support Of Its Owu
V0tarle5.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Mutual ". Onion Of LansInsburs.

musu1 Va Union OF LAnsingburgs
For the nrst time this season the Unions (Hay.
makers) OF Lansfngburg appeared in this vicinity
yesterday and repaired to the Union grounds whero
they met the Mutuals OF this city and PLAYED win
them the return game Of their match The resident.
hereabouts, having heard SO much OF the Haymakers
and the extraordinary might OF their new pitcher
WERE of course anxious to witness their style OF
doing business, and consequently an assemblage of
some five or six thousand persons. attended the
Union grounds yesterday to satisfy themselves and
enjoy the game The crowd, although 80 large, was
exceedingly orderly; but this Is not matter Of
such special occasion with metropolitan Assem-.
bages to require noting, only as 1t has often been
stated that to obtain farmnded crowd "up tho
river" is almost an impossblity. Certainly no com
plant can possibly be made bV the Unions with re-
gard TO the umpire, the crowd or the ground and Al
they were badly "thrashed" 1t will readily De per.
ceived that thrashng was on the merits Of the game
ITSELF They could not hit Walters with any degree
of safety or weight, while the Mutuals batted mag
nifcentIy; hard hits and safe ones were the Mutual
style, and by commencing the game with determi.
nat on to hit in that way, and to follow 1t up
properly at all points, they soon placed themse YES
FAR enough ahead to have little or no fear OF the final
result 10 attempt to give the details OF the game
would be almost frutess task; suffice il to say that
the Mutuals worked with determination to 0fises
their exhibition at Troy and they did II wen. swan
dell and Calvin excel ed in ueld the Mutual side,
and S. King on the unOn. The remaining mem
bers OF the mines did their work good style. Fanly
managed his ''Od men" In . most mastery manner
and deserves credit for the life he seems to inilse
into their playing Mr. DAVIS went In to pitch for
the Unions, but was promptly ruled out by the
umpire Mr. Walker, who declared that Mr.. Davis
delivery was jerk. MIR. Walker, being an expert
pitcher, should certainly have correct appreciation
OF fair pitch. Mr.. Penfeld. OF the Unions, played
at third base at the opening OF the game but In the
gers which obliged him to withdraw. MIR. Bonker
was substituted and the game proceeded quietly and
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HOase NlTEs.

The Laclede Association OF st. Louis have offered
$4,000 In premiums for tIer meeting in September.
Climax rather astonished the spectators at Nara
ganset by beating Stonewall Jarkson two mile dash
on Tuesday last.
Charles A. Baudouine drives a pair of splendid
bays In the PARK. lie also has four-in-hand bay
team.
Sias Rich was a cheap horse at 5000.
The Franklin Agricultural Society OF New jersey
re having some good trotting at the grounds. This
the last day OF the fair.
Tim Crawford was driving his big bay horse jim
q The lane yesterday.
Nr Lynch's black mare seems To improve daily.
Vhe lane has hundreds Of fine, Iast tfottcrs it
eWy afternoon. II Is worth a long voyage to see
thslispay OF speed.
nm Fields sorrel horse is good for the length of
theOad.
IN willetts and Cray Harry are getting fat. Their
OWN stayed too long at Saratoga, una they were In
dulg$ too much Ia his absence.
Al 'oolford has n magnificent bay team that he
dellgts to show 1850 with. The horses are capable
OF grcter speed on Harlem lane.
The tospect Park Association "a ming strength
rapidly, They are progressing rapidly with their
stands al stables. The members fad the grounds
very affective and the track improving fast.
Brooki2 can show as many last horses az any city
In the Un,n, excepting New York. Take "a drive ON
the Coneysand road and be convinced.
The cotry fairs have taken nearly all the track
horses iro, Long Island. The fast ones are scat
ter1d
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London Gossip.

LONDON. August H. 1865.
With the Queen In Switzerland, the Prince and
Princess Of Wales in Scotland, the grouse shooting
Just commenced and everybody who considers HIM
self anybody gone ont of town, there is very little
gossip anoat in London society except about the
weather, which has now sensiby moderated and is
comparatively comfortable
Tonight, however, the new play by Boucicault-
ofwhch Igave you full description some time ago
is to be brought out at the Princess theatre. The
fact has already been unearthed that 1t is adapted
from French play by DEunery, called "rhe Birds
OF Preyn Its title Is ''Aiter Dark" ana that is
taken from one OF Wlke Collins books In
the last scene the underground railroad is intro.
duced, and am afraid that this Idea Is borrowed
from 'Under the Gaslight,n by DAILY, However, Bou-
cicault takes nothing which lie does not Improve
and consequently we may expect good play.
The death OF Adah lsaacs Menken which occurred
at Paris. is announced to-day. This poor woman
and poorer actress was always as much sinned
against as SHINING. Her eccehtrlcties and foilles
were mainly the results OF a disease from which she
suffered and which somewhat afflicted her mind.
She was about TO appear at the Chateet theatre in
news play, called ''Theodore, OF Abyssipia," by NJ
ROchelori, editor Of the recents eXtinguisned Ldn
terne, when death closed her singular career. She
has left hundreds Of love letters from distinguished
men both sides or the ocean, which VIII undoubt-
edly be published by her executors.
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AylFe MUsD-n IN COgHEcTlcyT.
IFroohe Hartford Post. August 25.l

90. ,t'p'tne HaTtlOru POSt, August 20
. MI 'osnua flden, or south Canaan, was taken to
tne insane Iifta, Mid1let0wn, on Friday last, he
having nurue,i his wife under the following cir
cunslances;-ts. Belden, who is said TO have been
avery worlny Nman, rose a. usual in the morning
anu went OUT " MIXED their COW and directeu
their son 10 putle animal In the pasture. She wens
airectly oacE lntthe house and laid herself on .
!ounge not leellh well, as she had walked the uay
before to Canaanlnd bark a datance OF eight or
nine miles. Whilshe lay there her husband softly
entered In his pcking feet from bis sleeping
chamber, and, ang directly to o wood plie,
got his ak and st1,rned 10 where his wife vas
lying, and struck h three terrible blows on the
head crushing her ,ulI at every blow lie then
finished dressing hireli ana started for Falls VII
lage, telling the peoP that he had lost MS , son,
They did not heed hiscmarks. a5 he has recently
been rather peculiar ihIs actions. lie returned to
his home after q shof time, and found MS neigh
bors collected, horror scken at the snocsing spec-
tacle Some OF his willy relatives In their excite
ment would have lyncld him on the spot, but bes-
ter counsels prevailed 81 he was arrested and sene
to Litchaed jail to awaihe action Of the coroners
iury which decided that was not OF sound mind
This Il his second wife, ea having had children.
Mr. Belden was In cofortable circumstances,
a,xied a good neighbor. an was q member of the
Methodist church In good snding.
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r0BfIGn MlSctLLsg:eu, ITEMS.

The No. IL OF the Lante,ne was seized In Paris sn
the news stands and the fortunate venders who "
capped the vigilance Of the police realized premiums
OF 50 and - per number. The publication will now
be printed In Belgium
The property OF Chateau Laltte in France, was de.
fniiey sold on the 9th iust. for the OF $685.
In gold.
Wine OF the present years vintage was drank on
the 25th of July In Bavaria
Il IL reported IN Rome that the Pope has given
strict orders not to enrol either Je Proestans
In the Papa army.
A deplorable accident occurred lately at Isch
Austria, by which Prince Gagarin and his son were
accidentally drowned while looking at the timber
being shot through the locks Of the river Tie
Prince was Knocked into the stream by a log and
then dragged his son ill., who was attempting " res
cue him with stick.
The federal army OF Switzerland numbers 203, ,e0a
men, OF whom Ti9 belong to the stan, s7I30 TO the
active contingent, 4aG5 to the reserve and oSSSs 70
the landwehr.
ON the fate day OF the Emperor Napoleon the
Empress received a simple cross Of Knight OF the
Legion OF Honor as sourenr or her personal aeh-
tion to the cholera patients at Amiens.
The government OF Chile has sent collection OF
eight hundred animals to Paris, attended py Two
agents, who are instructed 10 divide them among
the various geological collections in Europe n n EN- e
change for other species. surely tnis Is step ia sno
| right direction and does credit 10 Clile.
The celebrated marble quarries OF Carrara, a.. itay
yielded In the years ls65 1854 ana 1860 isosss .on
s2oaOoo, and 23s persons are constantly empoyea'
Near voerra there are twenty-five alaoaster quar-
| ries, yielding annually about 500 tons
AZ the band OF the Grenadiers Of the Guard were
recently practising In Paris one OF the mus,cians
| suddenly fell down dead having rqptured oiood
| vessel In the region OF the heart
The general produce OF the octro duties In the city
! OF Paris attained, IN 1867, the high ngure o'
800 23O, ,245, the principal items being a.
Potable qhors ss,654,3se; other liquids, oo
butchers meat fowl game fish, &c, -, iue
s2,e1035; building materials and TIMBER $zooo'osi
| and forage, $e5o025.
The Had OF Naples, reports that apartments ne are
being prepared in that city for the reception OIL
Hubert and the Princess, as they ntenu s.v, ,hara
ing from their tour to take up their residence there
A statistical work lately published gives tne loi-
loving proportions OF the nationality Oh tne popus
ton OF the empire OF Austria:-s, 1872 900 germans,
e,52l,4 400 Czechs, Moravians and Scaves; Ssoouoe
! Poles, 2,es5O00 Ruthescians, 1,2O5,oU siovens'
64oosoo Magyars 2s6 900 Croatians or r. servlans
2s3loOO Roumanans l. i2i, 900 Jews osy iuo Italians
52 500 Zingari 500 ugariaIs, Armenians vreess @ S
&C The annual produce on an average, Is
of bushels OF grain, 2O3 900 900 Oh @ s W
100000 OF tons OF beetroot and sauons
| OF wtne.
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CANDIDA.
Cretan Appeal to England.

ATHENS, July 80, 1858.
The Cretan General Assembly has passed decree
by which 1t undertakes to pray the English govern
ment 10 its good Offices in order to obtain for the
Candian Christians the realization OF their independ-
ence. The text runs thus:-
The Cretan General Assembly, relying upon the
noble and liberal sentiments OF the English nation
and upon the confidence placed therein by the Gre.
ian people, decrees:-
The Christian population OF Crete places all Its
hopes In the noble and humane solicitude OF her
Majesty queen Victoria supplcates her to take into
consideration the holiness and justice OF Its cause
and the great sacrifices 1t has continually maie TO
insure its triumph and TO give her immediate aid for
the prompt realization OF its national desires, By
thus putting an end to so sangunary and unequal u
struggle her Majesty viii add one more nobleand
generous act to those which adorn her crown ana
the glorious history or the great English nation.
The Cretan provisional government " charged to
transmit this decree TO It's destination.
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FRANCE.
Commerce Of the EWpire-The Accommodation
Of Gold and Payments FOR Brendsi uhs.

From the Paris Temps, August l0.l
During the first half OF the present year We Inn
portcd 10 the amount OF 1T3s 600, 000f OF merchan
disc and exported TO the vnlue OF 10000 00of.
During the corresponding period OF tho preceding
wear the respective amounts were 522, O00O0f and
1,4sI ,ooo ooof The increase OF imports over & ey'
ports this year has therefore been 32s,0oo, ,0ool,
while in 1887 n was only s5,0o0oO0f We
need not say that the short harvest or this
last named year Ia the principal cause OF this
excess of imports because cereals alone enter into
it to the extent Of 1885, 00o. .000f for the six months,
Last year the same item was $4,000 0oof and IN 1865
only 14000,0O0. Let us add-and many Will feel
astonished at the fact-that Notwithstanding this
powerful cause OF the expectation OF god-that Is
The large imports Of breadstuffs, which formerly
emptied the bank cellars and raised the rate OF dis
count--that establishment at present overnows with
buIon, and the rate OF interest remains low: and
moreover, import $4,000, ooof. OF the precious
the difference In our favor being 10000, oO0f.
These figures confirm the doctrine we have long
endeavorpd to enforce-namey, that economic
movements are not produced by any single cause.
lie who explains the facts by alleging only one inu-
ence may seem successful for q few years but then
comes series Of events which give him contradc-
tiou following contradiction.
we NAV add that one cause In operation ana not
sufncientiy understood IL the auence OF gold COM
bined 10Th the naTr0,cfng of Me deld on Uhtch "
,ptght DO employed. In q considerable portion OF
Europe, and over nearly the tch0b 0 Ameftcd,
f1peJ ,noneV T0rns bdrrtes Uhtch does NOT duOtc
me smallest stream or gold 10 pensrdte But " Is
numerous aud considerable Accommodations oi de-
posts OF bullion and coin In the Bank OF France and
In the great credit institutions OF more recent date
In England also gold s being heaped up In 1861,
the import OF the precious metals there was
se,337,Tv and the export f3,22o.os3; whereas. IN
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EnI.A.
UNION


scorer-H. KanskL
Fly bals--hsoia, .; union,4.
Home runs-Hushes, 1; Merritt, 2; Cannon, 2.
Time 6f game-iwo hours aud forty ave minutes.
The Fulton Club, Of Fulton, N. Y, has been admit
ted to probationary membership In the state AS
soCiatiOn.
A case has at length occurred in which is shown
the absurdlty OF section SIX OF rule four OF the
game, amended by the Committee on Rules OF last
year. Mr.. O. ST. John, of the Port JerviS Club, was
acting as umpire IN game between the Unions OF
Kingston and the Hudson Rivers OF Newburg. and
In the course OF the play was called 10 give de-
liz asks for @ nornaoh m HH on the mae
and says:-
The stood-Hudson Rivers o. Unions 25; and my do
VOWED The Hudson Rivers had each the second
and third bases, when the striker put ground ball 70
centre field, letting both come home He
tempting to reach lis second Now do Go the two
after the batter reached his frat TO
but referring to the rule sec.ion elk Of md
running home at the time the ball Is struck
to count IN the Of the game II the striker of pas
out"
The members of the Union Club ask Mr.. St. John
to reverse his decision. which will then give them the
game. The umpire In this case decided in accord
ance with the spirit" and general acceptation Of
the rule and in strict accordance with the law as Is
Stood last season. but the wording OF the rule. as
amended, leaves him no alternative but to reverse
his decision In the matter. HIS error was no. an
error OF Judgment but was contrary to the .strce
letter of the law,' which was so much harped on in
regard to the decision by the Judiciary Committee
last year in the Athietic-Atlantic diflculty.
Fun at lloboken to-day. Another grand moving
and thra5hlng match at the Union grounds and o
good-natured, od-fashoned game on the Capitoline.
The Star OF Pleasantvile played with the Green's
burg Club on the 24th inst, defeating them with
score OF % to Is.
The Arctic VS. Amity win play a match game Of
base bail at Mount Morris Saturday, September s.
Game called at hali-past three J.. Al.
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Today-Atlantc VS.. Haymakcrs, Union grounds;
Excelsior vs.. Empire, Captollne; Oriental OF New
York q. jefferson.
Tomorrow Mutual vs. Harlem, Union grounds:
Powhatan Vs. Independent, CapitOline grounds.
Saturday-Grand mula matcn, Nonesuch VS..
Name.ess, Union grounds.
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Base Ball Notes.

The RandaiPs Island Boys nave FORMED cluo ana
styled 1t the Union. Tuesday they proceeded to
Harlem and played with the Eola Club OF Harlem.
defeating them with score of 81 to 26. The little
fellows feel proud Of their vctory-and justly
sohat they were anxious TO see the score In prnss
so here Ii S:-
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Z,
Out on bases-Union, s times; Mutual, 13 times
Total number Of bases on Union, l6; Mutual, a.
Foul bound catches s-Dockney, 2; tonker, e
Struck out-w alters, 1; "Enright,"l.
Outs on foul bal s-Union, times Mutual times
Umpre--Mr. Walker of the Active Cub, OF New York.
Scorers-Messrs. Scoheld aud Hunt.
Time OF gamc--Three hours.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST IT, TRIPLE SHEET

1905 the figures have been respectively 80. .e2947e
ana e. los, ,903-which still Inferior to those OF
che French returns for 900 sterling are equal
TO only 200 O00f and the gold which has entered
nearly az much Ia imported into England as into this
country. -. RI
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-16

Twenty dollars entrance fee added ~ the Purse
three horses to enter and two or more TO start.
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FEARFUL TRAGEDY =!
LORD KILDARE POISONED! |!

NJ J. PURCELL, AT TIE NE PLUS CL-
Nl. ira" Saloon. on King street, has just re-
ceived from the English Prime Minister dispatch
stating that his colleague the Earl Of Kildare died
yesterday from the effects of an indulgence Of
an inferior brand If wine.
His Excellency to prevent tho recurrence Of a
similar catas. .rophe to his many friends in Nevada
has instructed Her Msjesty's Consul in San Fran
cisco to keep Mr.. Purcell hereafter constantly
supplied with the brands exclusively used at
Windsor Castle and by the Emperor Of Russia.
Vintage Of 1902, original packages marked G.
0. d. Please call and examiRe.
Carson, June !, ls6S.
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FOURTH DAY'
Friday, September 4, 1sGs.

Mile heats, best two In three, free for all rot.
tiers in the state at the time of advertising, to
rule, for
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Prcprietor'. Purse ors75 90,

Twenty per cent entrance money ai'cd. Thr
horses to enter aud two or more 10 start.
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Entrance money go per cent on the Purse
added. Three horses to enter and two OF more t.
start.
~ B.-The Carson City Jockey Club have
adopted the California Sta'c Running Rulrs: aud
the above named Races will be conducted under
said Rules.
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SA ME DAY

Mile heats best three in five, free for all raccr
Ia the State at the time II advertising, 10 rule
.,,ra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
NAslened have formed limited co-partnrrshp per-
suanf TO the provisions the laws state NJ wa,
for the transaction OF husiness retail Hats Caps and
Gents furnish ing Goods and proper
y CONNECTED herewith The 6fm nsme to be DILLON
J0NES. the general partners sapnei n. Dillon ard
Frank Jones. the special partner VIM W. Van By
ali residents of sokrk Lee County, lows the said
special partner has contributed std paid to this Al
fualiy and In good faith II cash. the of Fifteen
drsd Dollars the said co-Psrtnership mepcing en-
the nftsenth day of JaBaAryA b. Ises and ttruua a.
ting on the day Of Jsnusry $780, she prin-
cipAl place nf bns:nssscf said firm to be Hsekuk lie
County, lows. sAMUEt. u. DILLON
FRANK III. jones'
General Partners
VIM, ". VAN DYKE,
Mr. biamp 6c] special Partner.
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Wngs johnson was issuing military orderl
and double breyefs, and removing and ap
pointing Generals and Secretaries of War
and creating Military Districts At Washing
ton, Gold went up to la. But when Con
eress pursued the even tenor Of IFS way, AMI
fearlessly and firmly resorted to the consti
sutioual impeachment of The beiligeren
| usurper, oil vas once more quiet 8n the Pc
tomac, and Gold dropped TO the normal con
di,ion Of peaceful times.
This, Of itself, indicates with perfect clear
ness that il ia johnson, the restless dems
gogne and clustering bully, thai keeps tht
the country agitatcd, and disturbS business
and nnsetties the markets and the inancia
condition Of the nation.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
Il kNCn or An INVALID.
Published for the benefit. and ~ CAUrtoh nc
YoGhG MEN and others, Who sunsr frog Nsrsoes D.
billy, Premature Decay Of Manhood, Ae.. supplying
TIE MAN Or ssLs-crns Written b. one who cured
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envslaps Address sATHAEIEL MAYFAIR. brock
lyn, T. Also fees By the publisher, soire'iiar
ofDAIev swAIH. the great Poem of the War.
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Notice l., yln,,LrupIcy.

In Bankrupfcr-in the District Coat OF the United
States for the d. trio: Of lows. in the natter o Il
Ogden. bankrupt.
NOTICES hereby given that petition has
been hied in said cent by the said Il Ogden Of
Keoknk, In said district, daily deesrea Bankrupt Mt
the act Of Coneres Of March 1857, for discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts and other
csims proxabe under said act ard that the goth dsy Of
March, 1885, at IL O'clock is assigned for the hear
ing OF the before said Court in thu city CT Keokuk
when all creditors Of sata bankrupt and all
other persons In interest," attend and chow cause IL
any they hare, why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
Dated At Keokak, rewa. Feb 4 1853
J. Q. BURNS, CLERK U. s. Dis, Court,
Ktskpk, Iowa,