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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Mutual VS.. Olympic, of Washington.

Ntutuni VS.. Olympic, Of WashingfOn.
The mysterious influence Of the HERALD was ex-
hibted yesterday at the Union grounds in q marked
manner. for the nine Of the Mutual Club which had
been selected to play with the young Washing
tonians-ycept the Oympics- in full club
uniform, and the truth Of the sentiments expressed
in these columns few days since was freely and
fully acknowledged. twas furthermore evidenced
in the appearance Of Dockney as catcher. When
Dock left the West the HERALD intimated that he
would be fitting man to catch for VOTERS, and, to
neared in the Mace To which the HER r assigned
him. That he filed the place wei it Is almost need
less to state. Calvin played first base and will,
doubt do 80 again on many occasions. Flanley and
the others did their duty very well. The Oympics
are neat, steady and quiet players. Their nine is
serve great credit for Keeping the down to the
following fRures:-
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JAMAICA.

Troops Sent to Nassau-The Cable Bill
Passed-TOnnage Scarce-Haytien Refu.
Eees-Naval News.
HAVANA, August ~. 1885,
Our advices from Kingston, JAM, are to the lot h
INST.
Troops had been sent to Nassau, on the island Of
New Providence.
The Telegraph bill had passed and the laying Of
the cable will be Immediately undertaken.
Tonnage is wanted ut Kingston. Spices are rot
ting IN the warehouses owing to low prices
The British gunboat Mulet will probably 90 to
Puerto Cabelo, in Venezuela, and the Phoebe to Port
au Prince.
Three vessels had arrived at Kingston in ballast
from Hayden ports. They found it impossible to get
freight in the ports of departure.
French gunboat had arrived at Kingston with
nifty Hayden refugees aboard. They report that the
cacos had taken La Riviere.
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad-Rcpub b.
Icon slate Convention-Disag recment in a
Congressional Convention.
NASHVILLE, August IL, 1ses.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad was held here to-day. The
day was spent In the consideration OF the question
whether certain stock owned In Georgia and South
Carolina should be represented In the election Of
directors The vote Is not yet closed.
The Republican State Convention met to-day,
Hon. Horace Maynard presided. letter from
Governor Brownow was read. A committee was
appointed to draft resolutions relative to the death
OF Thaddeus stevens.
very active contest has been in progress for some
weeks In this Congressional district Between g. @.
Mercer and W. J. Prosser, candidates for the repub
hcan nomination. The District Nominating Conven.
ton met In this city today Two delegates appeared
from this county yesterday but both ruled out.
vote was taken by the remaining counties with
the following result:-Mercer, Ia; Trimble, Ia;
Prosser, 8; Harrison, 2. without taking another
ballot the Convention adjourned sine die. This I'M
expected action Of the Convention leaves both can.
didates In the field without prospect of adjourn.
ment OF the controversy except at the polls.
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Fine Days Sport at the WaverIey Fair
GrOands-Rh0de Island Carries or the First

Fine Days Sport at the WaverIey Fair
GrOunds-RhOde Island Carries or the First
Yesterday was pleasing Contrast 70 the day Pre-
vous on the admirably laid out fair grounds OF the
New Jersey State Agricultural Society at waverley
N. j. The thorough success which characterized the
meeting on this occasion furnished ample evidence
OF the beneficial effects Of fine weather. The day
was eminently suitable for racing as indeed 1t was
Tor every description OF outdoor sports. The at
tendance. though not as large as might have been
expected, was certainly Of Q character not to
DC despsed. What was lost In quantity was
made up In quality. Quite number OF
nne turnouts containing fashionably dressed ladies'
might be seen here and there sprinked over tne
grounds, which certainly could not have looked bet
ter. Among the more noticeable equipages was
handsome four in hand. driven by Mr.. Cooper OF
In color, size and carriage In strong contrast to its
appearance Tuesday the grand stand was literally
supplied with visitors, among whom were many many
ladies' better track In point OF condition. could
not be desired, which circumstance, coupled with
the fine stock embraced in the entries rendered the
The racing was commenced early in the afternoon
by the finishing up OF the two trots on the
preceding day There was, first for premium Of
owned in New Jersey that had never beaten three
minutes prior to July IA, 1868, which was won by
Lady Hamilton in the seventh heat, time 2:43k;
next for q premium of $780, similar to the former:
One of the conditions Of this race was that none Of
the horses entered had been known beat 240 prior
to July H. 1868 In this contest the first prize was
borne or by Careless in 2:45 In one Of the heats
on Tuesday she accomplished the mile In 2:40
Yesterdays programme was then carried out.
The first race was similar in every respect to those
already described, except that for 2:40 read
$3.50 in the conditions. The premium was $500
$500 to the first, $3.50 to the second and
$50 to the third. For this race there
were entries follows:-Surprse, entered by James
Mckee, OF Paterson; Bay Mary, by M Goodwin Of
Philadelphia; Needle Gun, by J. b. Ferguson, OF New
York; Captain Gill, by NJ. Roden, Of New York. and
Lady Benchley, by .. Durham OF Newark. The lat
ter horse did not start. The first heat was won by
Captain Gill, in 2:35h; the second by Bay Mary; the
third by Captain Gill, and the fourth by the same
horse. Bay Mary was second and Surprise third.
The final and best race of the day for apremlum
OF $So0-S50O to first, 5000 to second and 500 to
third. Three heats were run, in each of which
Rhode Island graceful blood sorrel, came in ahead.
The race was well contested by the horse Myron
Perry. There were two other entries. The time
made by the first horse was First heat 1921
second heat 2:34; third heat 2:35. Rhode Island Is
said to be the property of Governor Sprague of that
State.
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ALAB AMA.

Recess of the Legislature Until NOvember-No
Action on the Governors Veto of the Presi.
Dental Election Bill-Dem0cratic Meeting
and Procession.
MONTGOMERY, August H. 1861
The Legislature took a recess at six O'Clock this
afternoon to meet on the first Monday in November
next. No action was taken on the Governors veto
OF the bill authorizing the Legislature to cast the
electoral vote OF the State and it remains to be dis
posed OF on reassembling in November, the day be-
fore the Presidential election. The new State oon-
be had before every general election.
The Senate to-day passed the Registration BILL but
the House laid 1t on the table. The members have
nearly all left the city.
The democratic meeting and torchlight procession
which took place in this city last night was large
and enthusiastic. The whole city brilliantly u-
minated. There were over three thousand persons
in the procession, including many cOlOred. Able
speeches were made by General Battle, John Forsyth
and c. C. Langdon. Good order prevailed through.
out the whole proceedings.
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Democratic State Conventional gisiative-
Payment Of the Interest Of the Public
Debt.
RALEIGH, August IL, 1868.
The State Convention OF democrats and conserva.
tives meets In this city tomorrow. Delegates are
arriving In large numbers, and large convention is
anticipated Large delegations from wilmington
and Che counties on the line Of the wilmington
and weldon Railroad are expected tonight. State
pointed
the state Legislature Is still In session. Resolu.
ttons 10 adjourn next Monday have passed. but il ia
expected that the session will be prolonged. The
state Police Force bill was defeated today but bill
Organizing special volunteer force will probably be
adopted In its place. -
Tie action Of the General Assembly for some days
has been OF little general interest bill has passed
the Lower House providing 'or inc payment OF the In.
tercs. ON lss STAT. uso~ AAs isA -.., &c.
been acted UPON
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GEORGIA.

Legislative observation-disclosures Brown
Confirmed Chief Justice.
ATLANTA, August r. 1868.
motion made in the State Senate to recon-
slider yesterdays vote on the appeal from the dec-
sion of the chair in the OF Mr.. Bradley was
ried by vote Of p to Is. In the debate on the
subject the fact was brought to light that the Board
OF Registration had decided that uni Ter the Recon-
struction laws Bradley mad no right to register.
the senate went into secret session. The appoint
ment OF Hon. Jos. L. Brown was confirmed as Chief
Justice By vote OF 26 to IA Mr. PARROT, as Judge
or the Cherokee Circuit and Mr.. Brayes, Solicitor,
were confirmed.
In the House Mr.. Turner (colored) introduced bill
to punish common carriers for discrimination In
commodatlons on account OF color.
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GERMANY.


Reform Of the Emigration Laws.
BERLIN, August ~, 1863.
The Weser Gazette to-day says the Chancellor Of
the North German Confederation has been authorized
to enter into negotiations with the United States and
other foreign Powers for the purpose Of establishing
new international law providing for the protection
and proper treatment Of emgrants on the high seas
The same journal also states that the city OF
Bremen has been requested to so modify its laws on
emigration that they may conform to those of the
city Of Hamburg
The federal government proposes to appoint an
agent, whose duty 1t shall be to watch over the en-
barkatton Of emigrants from German ports and re-.
port all abuses.
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TINE MISSING CREW Of TINE HENRY ra,wsapcs.

Henry Trowbridge sons, the owners Of the bark
particulars Of the wreck Of which have already been
published in the HERALD yesterday received dc.
spatch from Captain Hotchkss, who with his wife
and daughter Messrs Norman and Johnson the
frat and second Mates Robert Taylor, the coiored
cook and two scamen, had arrived at Halifax all
barn WIS struck BY heavy sea near Ne"ersink, and
40 &C.,. ioai s-..tv,, -s.s tas ,S-sS. W 60.
and 10 dlsobsy the helm.
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Homo runs-WaIers, I; Devyr I.
Out at first bnseMutual u Olympic, TO- Out at second
bAse-Mususl, l; Olympic s. Out at home base-Mu-
tual, g.
Foul bound oatchss-Doctney, s; Beach,
Catches strikes-Beach, l.
Doubls play.S.nevyr, Flspy and Calvin.
Umptre-Mr. G. c. Smith, OF the Eckford Club.
6cQrers-Messrs. Dongan and Allen
Time OF gams-2 hours and Is minutes.
To-day the Olympics will play the Atantics on the
Union grounds
At Lansingburg, on Tuesday, the Atlantics had
entered on the fourth inning; had five runs in, two
men on the bases, nobody out Fifteen TALES were
credited TO them 80 far and but one TO the "Hay-
makers" when the game was stopped by Jupiter
PluYius.
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RUSSIA.

Imperial Approach TO Germany.
wIEsBADBN, August IL, 1868.
The Emperor Alexandria Of Russia is stopping at
Langenschwalbach, about eight miles from this
place. The King Of Prussia arrived there yesterday
and had an interview with the Gear.
II Is understood that the conversation OF their
Maiestios was Of the most pacific character
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ENGLAND.

Opinion Of NapOleon's Speech.
LONDON, August IL, 1868.
The recent speech Of the Emperor Napoleon at
Troyes forms theme OF much comment, and is
Variously regarded by the press Of England.
While some Of the journals characterize the speech
rs certain pledge Of peace others assert that it is
really cover for war preparations.
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SPAIN.

Protest Of a Royal Exile.
LISBON, August 10, 1858.
The Duke de Montpensier has addressed commu
nicaton to the Queen, lIsabea) OF Spain protesting
against the royal order condemning himself and the
Duchess OF Montpensier to exile.
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HUNG AIRY.

The Army Reconstruction Bill.
PEsTH, August IL, 1868.
The Army bill passed the upper house OF the Hun
garan Chambers without dissenting voice.
The lower house has adjourned until the 10th Of
September next.
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CUBA.

Sugar MISUNDERSTANDING Quotations.
HAVANA, August II, 1858.
The sugar market is frmer at reals per arrobe
for No. IL Dutch standard.
Exchange on London. Tx q IL Y per cent premium;
exchange on New York. long sight, In currency, 32k
per cent discount; do. In gold, short sight, per
cent premium; do. long sight, u per cent discount.
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SERViA.

Prince Alexander for Trial.
PEsrH, August IL, 1858.
Tho indications are that the servian Prince Alex
ander Karageorgewich, now In prison here, will be
condemned by the legal tribunal before which he Is
to be brought on complaint OF the servian Re-
gency
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Meeting Of Master Masoi,s.
Tho CauIker,, strike In Boston.

The caulkers' strike on old work continues. They
demand eight hours TO count for days work, with
four dollars, while the merchants Insist upon nine
hours and will not employ any person on their vessels
on other terms. There 10 strike new work. nj.
though the wages only three dollars per day and
the dav ten hours long. few OF the strikers have
obtained work on small vessels BY the Job, without
reference to time, but the majority are Idle. The
carpenters strike IL at an end-Boston Post Au-
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perceptble, although the race throughout was
remarkably hne and well contested. There was al
excellent breeze during the day and in every respect
was quite favorable. No variation occurred In the
positions OF the boats, which passed the dumb bea.
CON In the following order and time:-
Fl. N. g.
..o tho- % u
Matic' ID oS u
Having turned the beacon most magnificent race
TOOK place. Through very excellent management the
Matte was kept close to the wind and thus shot
ahead OF her opponent. Great science and skill
displayed during the contest The stern chase home
was really delightful and throughout the entire
the real merits OF the boats were thoroughly tested
PROFESSIONALLY the Matte proved herself
a superior craft and as such eventually
won the stakes. Her lacking was excellent, and the
general manner In which the yacht was conducted
evoked great commentator. The boats passed tho
nagboat as follows:-
III. N. s.
M .'a. 10 W
l., me run home was witnessed with the greatest
interest for although the result was Away doubtful,
!, was evident that the crew OF the Matte had exer
1seu SOUND discretion in the course they selected
me winning yacht was welcomed with great cheer
M anu on ner arrival at her anchorage ut SalterB
riiie was received with a salute from Commodore
Guntiers residence, which was neatly Illuminated.
iheIe ~ no doubt that the exceedingly welt
contested put the circumstances which surrounded
tle conpetitors proved the superiority OF the victo
rl0u5 yacht.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

rrvErrooI. August t9.-The steamship Flberna,
Cay...in SAITH, " AiiaIls .ns, wl.... Al.
ON laG Isl lns.., arrived here to-laI.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executse
with auickness sad lsspaich twenty ave per cs
cheaper than any other printing esaos1ment IN the cn
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
hENT. " Nassau street.
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sherman's Great Herb Beverage Decs Mes
fail cure aud cholera morbua with the Old 80
young. This We warrant Sold By A. HUpNVr w.
Herald Pharmacy
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A.-JeHers Ofers Extra ordinary Bargaluo
IN Ladies' Misses and Chdren's Boots and Shoes IRA
FBRs ll6 and llSs broadway, opposite st. James. AsGt
mi and Fifth Avenue hotes -
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All for $751; Dozen Very Best New YsrA
Nils shlrts price 3d. dozen nnsst linen Collars, o.
all round half above rates. WALLS IN Fulton ssFssl
near Broadway Manufacturers sale.
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A.-phaion's "Paphian Soapo Possesses he
ssms properties the "Paphian Lotion" Is cents q cake
will not chap the skin; u Invaluable for the T0IL8t
HATH nd NURSERY.
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To Shocmaksrs.-A Now Machius for Per-
,us Shoes doing dye mems work price SIS waranssa-
xisss xnsrcaa Hand Pegsng Company, 800 First
New York.
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Errlns but Noble.-self Help for Young Mes,
Who having erred desire better manhood Sent II sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge bensn,sd, return ~
postage. Address Phiianthros boz 2, PhlAdepha, Pc
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YREcKLEs. FiSPLEs. ran. SALT RHEUx, ERSsiK
BLAA
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Neatness, Economy aud Despatch Combined
10 the execution Of orders Metropolitan job Printing k@ss
.ishment, "a Nassau street.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.-Ths Bess N the
usous. FACTORY IL Bond street
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed In Ms nesisss possible manner
notice. and twenty-five cent ess thaa 81 aal
other sm place In the CITY, the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRiNTix0 ESTA BLfsHMSNT "a Nassau street.
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A.-What T. this Grand Specific for Dys.
pcpaa' this bubbng sparkling cooling puryiue rsguatuo
dransht they call fkRRANr's sELfzER APBKiENTp
ws simply the chemical fac sime Of Settler sptse
water which for LOO has accountsd the Ane
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Christadoro's Hair Dys-The Best Eve
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The Famous Corncr-py Nassau Sss,recsYi
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yyiys. To,pee. aud Ornamental Hr'r..-8ese
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Grand Contest HOLLYWOOD tuc NhoItte
and Martha for 01,000-The Matte the
Winner.
without exception this was the best yacht race OF
the season. II was favored BY the most suspicious
weather while the SCIENCE tactics and courage
which characterized 1t will long be remembered BY
those who witnessed It. The competitors we're, per.
haps, the best matches that could be brought
together Both were models and possessed all the
features Of the most elegantly constructed, swim
sailing crafts Il will, no doubt be remembered
that, from the contests which have already taken
place between those yachts two have been decided
in favor Of the Mate to the credit Of the Martha
and the fourth blank, the boats having been be-
GAINED on returning homo. THIS was apparently
the final stroke, and never wins contest more
eagerly looked forward TO. A steamer was chartered
for the occasion and crowds awaited themselves
OF the opportunity thus presented TO become specta
tors Of certainly one OF the most interesting con
tests that have come on this year. While the yachts
were getting ready 70 start the greatest excitement
prevailed and although no favorite could be fixed
upon with any kind OF certainty a considerabis
amount OF money changed hands. At sxteer
minutes past two the yachts started from o stake
boat on bcdloe's Island, the course being arognC
the dumb beacon and return--a distance Of abou
twenty miles. The start was admirably erected an,
ave- went The ral'an' c'nft - Tr,nr - '0nr
SJat-S-y G4y 2..lssl..a AZ S.s ..-.-. We
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fail to cure disrrhe aud cholera morbus wn W oa
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ment Of two responsible persons who are willing TO
become surety for he bidder the event Of The con-
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be rejected.
the opening Of the bids.
Tho Government reserves tho right 10 reject any or
bids o. accept Of reject such parts Of BIDS Is may
be to the Interests OF the ssrvioe. =
Proposals. should b addresssd to the andersgnsd.
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ARRryAls AT THE HOTELS

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