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E O e II i X
Who Will Cart
Who will care =?

Who will care?
When wc lay beneath the daes,
Underneath the church-ya, mold,
And the long grass o'cr our fcs
Lays lis fingers damp and Id;
When VIC sleep from care an,brrow,
Aud the ills of earthly life,
Sleep, to know no sad to-morw,
With its bitterness of strife
Who will care?
Who will care?
Who will come TO weep abovcu
Lying, oh so white and still
undarncath tlc skies Of summ,t
When all natures pulses thrift!
TO new life glad AMI tender,
Full of beauty, rich and sweet,
All the word is clad in splcndor
That the years shall Ger repeat.
Who will care?
WHO will carc7
Who will think Of white hands lyik
On still and silent breast,
Never more TO know Of sig'.ing,
Eycrmorc TO know of rest?
Who will care? No one can tell lis,
Bot of rest AMI peace befail,
Will il matter il they miss us,
Or they miss Us not at ali?
Not ut all?
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THE undersigned having permanently established
himself Mt Walhnlln, offers his Professional
services TO the citizens and community at large,
for the practice Of Medicine in NIL OF its branches
lic viii be found during The day at his Office on
Court House Square, md at night at Mrs. Law
rencc's, ready and willing to give prompt attcn-
ton to all oa!ls.
JAMES NJ. SLOAN, NJ. D.
WALmALIA, $. g., Sept l3, 1869. d0--tf.
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G. T. S. w R I G. II I,

'hNDERs his Professional Services to tho cii.
L zens of Wahala, md tho community NJ loroe
~ an be found at Beimann's IIotol.
beA. Keferencc.~-Hon. ID. Bicmann, Prof. j. p.
smetzer. Mr.. W. II, Trapcr.
Noy. 90, 1860 tr
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WALllALLA, S. c. FRIDAY, DECEMDER H. 1869

at once, and may be still further reduced
from year to year rs the resources of the coun.
try arc developed.
FINANCES.
The report of the Secretary Of tho Treasury
shows tho receipts of the Government for tho
lisca! year ending 30th June, to be S370,.
9!3,9l9; expenditures, including interest,
bounties, &c, to DO s32l 400, ,5o7 The cs,
t'natcs for tho ensuing year are more f4vora-
bic to tho Government, and will, no doubt,
show much larger decrease of the public
debt. The receipts in the Treasury beyond
the expenditures have exceeded the amount
necessary to place 20 the credit of sinking
fund, as provided by law. 70 lock up the
Surplus in the Treasury and withheld it from
circulation would lead to such contraction
Of currency rs TO cripple trade and seriously
affect the prosperity Of tho country. Under
these circumstances the Secretary of thc
Treasury and myself heartily concuvrei in the
rropri"ty Of using all the surplus currency in
The Treasury in tho purchase of Government
bonds, tiius reducing Che interest bearing in.
dcltc3ncss Of Tie country and Of submitting
70 Congress the question Of thc disposition to
be nadc o. the bonds so rurclascd The
bond; Eow he'd BY the Treasury amount to
sovcatj.Gyo mliona, iuc,Uaiug those belong.
ing to the sinking iun,l | Recommend ti!at
i'sc whole be placed to tho credit Of the sink.
inr fund.
Your attcution is respectfully invited to
the recommendation rf The Secretary Of the
Treasury for thn creation of tho Office of Com
missioner ot Customs and Revenue, for the
increase oS the salary Of certain classcs of
officials. aut, thC substitution Of an increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
REEFsTEAK FOR INvALIDS.

This sensible prescription what invalid has iounu ~
,erviseab when recovering long OF weakness ano p
ton and the physician gives best understands the power
10 restore healthy action Of the stomach and thus aid In dnSns
strength and vitality through natural functions Of the impaired
system
iuys however that the secret Of health aAo strength
contained IN good beeeak from the presence tue
element Of iron in the blood the physician says nave
has been the great study Physicians and Chemists 10 O
some method Of preparing agreeable and convenient form OF Iron "
to afford the same vaEog power and the combination "hcS CONES
nearest which supplies daily food 'he Oe'' ~
can be Among all the forms Of EI Tnc'ure su'
Wines preparations which claim the presence OF On n0u
have been discovered nearly resembling Natures opH element " the
PERUVIAN SYRUP OR PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRO
ToXDB IRON which combined as to give it the character "
an alimeut as easily digested as the simplest food
The astonishing effected by the this simple aud harmless
remedy epe to the confidence Of invalid and trial will con-
vince the most ncredOus that is the hoy Tonic
known aud most powerful vainOg Agent ami Restorative
A large pamphlet will be sent free to any address
J. P. DINSMORE, No 6 Dey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
LABOR MOTENENTS.

The stockholders of the ThiId-avc. Co0pera-
tive Tailoring establishment pronounce the enterprise
success.
g. At the meeting of the Brooklyn Operative
Plastcrers last evening business reported as very
brisk, and wages Of Society men s. day
A resolution has been adopted by the Union
shirt-cuters OF this city TO the effect that member
shall instruct novices in the art Of cutting.
The WOrkingmen's Union. tomorrow even
ing will consider the prOprcty Of holding 3senCCLg
to ratfy the dOngs OF the late Labor Congress.
The Brooklyn Dry Goods Clerks announce
that they have succeeded in inducing nearly all The uus
in that city to adopt the earlyclOsng system.
The German CarYcr( Association last evening
voted submit a tax OF Is cents cach IN aid OF the
printing OF the proceedings Of the late Labor Congress
The members of the Cooperative Building
Lot Assocatson at their last meeting elected e. Osborne
Ward represent them in the Iuteluatonal Labor Con
gress to be held III Basel, switzerland.
At the meeting of the First Cooperative
Building Society last evening, two appropriations Of
full The books are now closed; IS members have built
The number Of Worl,ingmcn's Associations in
tins city is constantly increasing The latest j. the a
nessmakCTs' The total number Of member, is rs; 20 al
number in the city about 400 wage, from 81 TO - per
day.
MONTREAL, Sept 1.-The shocmabcrs here
have struck for from 20 10 80 per cent higher wages
Many OF the employers having Aou fgil orders Gt thc
old rates would lose heavily II they acCCucd 20 the de
IDands now made, and refuse TO do 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
CHESS
OPENING OF THE SEASON AT TIE NETWORK
CHESS CLUB - MATCH BETWEEN NEsSRs'
MASON AND MACKENZIE.

OPENING OF THE SEASON AT TIE NETWORK
CHESS CLUB - MATCH BETWEEN NEssRS'
MASON AND MACKENZIE.
The Autumnal season was inauguratcd yes
terday afternoon at the New.York Chess Club by the
commencement Of friendly match between the above
named well known amateurs in which the former gives
the odds of pawn and move" IN each game. Notwith
standing that the chcsspiayiug community are already
gentlemen may concern them 20 know about II may
he well to state that Cart George II. Mackenzie prior
to his arrival in this country, had acquired enviabe
reputation among the leading amateurs IN European
chess circles having likewise enjoyed the opportunity OF
encOuntering certain native celebtcs wien serving IN
the East Indies. The opponent Of Capt Mackenzie MI
Jamss Mason New-N Yorker although not yet - years
OF AGE has thus carly fought his way 10 the front rank
of the formidable array Of Ncw-NOrk chess players.
We may yet find IN hm an 0spirant Tor honols winch
although CALAMITY achieved appear TO he Choapy hCd
by Paul MOrphy. The above match, to be decided by
the winning of five games by either party was begun NJ
about q o'clock the club-roOms in the University
Building WashingtOnsguare. After about an hour and
alaf of sharp skiTmSlug, the first game terminated IN
n {" draw" The second game having been at once com
Iy papabe oversight the part OF Mr.. Mason. Imme
datey on the termination Of this game third was Ike
wise initiated which perhaps the most interesting or
the three, aud which, after severe struggle was also
won Ivy Capt Mackenzie. The state OF the score there
fore, now stands: Mackenzie, 2; Mason, o; drawn J.
PLAY Will be renewed tomorrow al j. ana amateurs
DESTROYS OF witnessing the play will be considered as wei
come visitors by the officers and members Of tho New
York Chess Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
AQUATIC.

ATEN MILE RACE WON BY HALF MINClH'
A closely contested boat race took piace yes
terday from the Battery between John Blew anu
Peach the distance being ten miles. Both men "''
known as accomplished Oarsmen, c0nsequen3 on tho
number of people assembled on the batoI3 t yitness
Seth Low, which accompanied the P"n,ySrontous the
tbe race The weather somewhat unpa nausi, a
,rtnd hoUng strongly from the nOrth- west
heavy sea The course was from the baI.Ihi' Co,aiJ
r"Id the Pobn's Reef Light House, ana Dack
erabe delay occurred IN the start oNn ~ rntns bnh
having his boat ready; but at hours 10 Ilu,C , uo
men anneared and al the word started feacn tahut
sIigbt head For the first lnlle fedcn nciV 49, Ls
Ia nuIling heavily at about lolty hIvhCo
ie"u, ,rntn Tbuc Bew waited closely on HIM pullhS
W ,i at o6ou ss when of BedlOes Island Blew paSscu
panc6 whose boat was TOO light To be easily manager III
booyy water md strong wind but was pushed hru ny
Peach w mo several tunes put on hehNy spuTt hopIiS
70 reach his wary antagonist, but without avail over
tho waters tossing and rolling, the two boaIs speu az
Gallant mace The Light House was reached III a5. minutes
pIayr passnp il about two lengths ahead Wind ana
tide nov opposed the oarsmon and their utmost strength
was required to propel their boats feach had
already expended much strength IN endoayorlng To mann
tain afterward TO recover the Lead while Blew was sun
cOmparatiyely fresh Pulling steadily but With COnsld
cradle vgor Blew managed TO keep the lead on the way
home from three boats lengths until when near
the Battery he put on good squirt and came III Ten
lengths ahead of Reach, vino rOwed gamey to the end
Time to Robins Reef, 43m. SOscc; return, H. an
3Osec Time of ten miles, H. 50m The race was very
fairly contested throughout.
The shell-race which was 10 take place at
New Hamburg, on the Hudson yesterday, between
Fearon of YOnkers and Le Roy Of NeWHan0ulg, VIII
come off to-day at 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


, u,pvFIOUs TRoTTING PERFORMANCE-DEA
Svp MAKES A MILE TO ROAD WAGON IN
2:2lf. .t
On Tuesday afternoon In presence OF ABOUT
80 h.rs Of the PrOspeot Park Association OF BROOK
~, ISoxfar made the greatest performance that any
go aver accomplished trott nS track MI bon
,s, who is an honorary member 81 the Assocaauon'
- the .little wonder" as Is aectionatey syl e1
oSer 10 rpoklys and after informing some On ls We
sst he intended make fast mile Win hih ~,
extor getting warmed to his work eameup 10 tne eIu
- a treraepdofls rate. The first quarter was
nd In ~ seconds the half mile IN
iOsI the three quarters IN l4't ana Ine Hniio
.b narformanee Ii Is only necessary 10 state IhaI te
hest skreonwagOn time on record is 224 haue py DeA
- hrsaf In Isg7l while this occasion Dexter carried
road wagon and driver together weighing 5iS p0unus
S feat was witnessed by nearly all the
the Association ana their lallleH
Ar i customary for ladies 20 attend, inasmuch as the
Cub grounds private and are supported ny the Des
citizens az BROOKLYN The Judges Were MesSrs W M
Parks george c. Han. and James Il. Bach. Mr.. Parks
made the time 22l3 Mr. Hall made II 22la ana MT Bach
poi 5 IL is worthy OF remark that Dexter on ths Occ
saOn did make single "breaK, or leave ms IOl,
during the mile and that from the hafme pOle 10 tne
shee0uarter pole had TO face strong nOrth-westef
wind which good judges know materially aHecs hose
epeed Several prominent members OF the Association
clam that Dexter could on that day nave rOtted mic
tOG sulky In 2l5.
THE QUESTION ABOUT THE BUFFALO DRIVING
PARK.
BUFFALO, Sept. 1.-The tuTfmen are lndlg-
gnaut al the statement the NewYOrk papers that the
Bualo Driving Park short Of mile IN clrcunier-
ssnce The engineer Gf the Lake Shore Railway VIII, as
soon as he RECEIVERS from his Illness give cerhCate t
feet inches over mile and altered by his measure
ment to exact mile.
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:! { N10A<3] 8 s
-, go s SySs ''ssS s:3s "A Z

TUR COLLINS METAL WATCH FACTORY-tImp royed orole)
Phil Jrg,'sI liza ting Lever.-Crutt and Ladies'
The Watches appearance sud for time equal 20 gold
costing Tu, flush $50 surpassed by
300 gold watches. For TINE, ELEGANCE FINISH, and DuRA
HIllY no m alton gold begin compare with the Collins
MstL TIctptug she iutduslc value, Il equal TO gold
CHAINS FROM 81 TO SS.
uAuuiici kinds Of Jewelry OF the Collins
Meta. Pins FurrFs Buttons Lockes Studs Finger Rugs
Rrrr Charms, Oi Fellow Masonic Pins &c all Of the latest
AN. fully equal 10 gold appearance and
TO CLUBS-Wuer six Watches ordered at time will
send one extra watch free of charge.
Goods United by express be paid
on dyy Money with the order bills be paid
Nh,n goods from the express Office Customers all
.rpress charges We employ Agents orders therefore must be
In ordering, plainly the
and state will remember that
No. JJ5 Broadway WoTthst. (up stalrsl, NesYors
4 "a
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PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.

Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN q
Co., No. SO EXchange-placc, and
NJ X. JEsUP & Co., No. II Pine
ST., n. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent III
Gold; have thirty years to run;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by Land Grant
of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant the
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
inc rapidly soldto develop the coun-
try and improve the road. They
are a first mortgage upon the eX-
tension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation nor earns more
than enough net income 10 pay tie IN
teres5 on tie ne,0 loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. PrincipaI
aod Interest poyaUe in COLL. Price
SO, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.
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COURT-MARTIAL or COL KREBEL, NIEETY.sIXTH
pFGTSINp

At the Cavalry Headquarters, Thirteenth =,
near Fifh-ave., Col hgcbe was to be tried ycstcr.
day. the charge Of dsobedenCe OF orders refusing
to promugate an order issued by Gen. Burger. The
Court met at b. m, all the members present. Major
Scheheler Judge Advocate. Col kTcDel stated that he
had objection 10 any member OF the Court but OBJ
ected to the Court proceeding 10 the trial OF his case
the grounds that Paragraphs H. ia ana 49, General
Regulations had not been compiled with there being no
proof presented The Court adjourned until Wednesday
next az p m The sections referred are as follows
Ill The officer Teret 20 order wishing 10
So VIII ssu an orde. directing taata a a,,eue
CERTAIN
sDd the object for which IL : orgsuts5
liz
,ha IL all eases be served on the 01r or 7
Leaving she same With OF sutsbs
place OF business stoie at least days LsyTs n, dag
such order The COHtertnJ ~ ''''N ~
IL NO officer he
charges and specostons eeset ~ The on ori.'r he ,
shall be delivered 90 him m hs abode i a.,
doys aer ," dr,h nor uls. TIE otc,r ordering ourt,
shall have ordered the uh ty r,r,i,io p0t
TIE GTtest aud opg Of ne cgjyes sl,f1t0a ygt E
days dtr cpg ofd hsi Of hs he OFs aa,d u Gy,
n court shall ho,, ben dstd 70 the o1cer arssa on Tn al nj,
Ugudl ylIcs o a ~ wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
A FIREMAN's FUNERAL.

The funeral of Thomas b. Macauley, late
foreman of metropolitan Engine Company No. 4. took
place at $3.50 IN yesterday from No % Goldst his ato
residence Inc funeral procession comprised platoon
OfpOicOIneu the members of Volunteer Engine Company
No (ot which Mr.. Macauley was formerly foreman).
Company No. d The relatives and friends OF tho de.
ceased accompanied the remains IN 81 carriages to Green
wood Cemetery. The route or tho procession was
through Fulton 10 Nassau thence through Nassau and
Printing HOusosQuare round the City Han Park by
Chambers TO Broadway; and down Broadway 10 South
Ferry The deceased a or this city, % years
Of age, and leaves wife aud child. He has been
connected with the Metropolitan Department since It's
OrgapiZatl0Q-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
LATEST SNIP NEUS.

ARRIVED.
e,,,p ,,,.ka Gray A.paaaI, Aug o. Nose mails aud
-..,,,. -
St.su,lp Columbia Van see, Havana Auy ~ mo' anu pAF
Steamship Zu,. t"-tr. Gov h'f G. l.. Aug 20 coal
Steamship Fas Lr. a. fHiai'pua mise 90 l.s -, 49,, yl,
t.ts ~ - " t''" Iowa 's'''s''' '''' 49, '''
Ju[ %, mise 'e-- o,.t... Gov p,r g T. l1i.,, coal
~ TO p,,,ler. Dixon Ilsaar. n s.. humber
~. ,,..'.'..... Ao 4. ,yi .i.or ; q dtvs plaster
i- IL. A go. 81, t.oe .sr. Plft Irr~syi.
BE- !. Geo HafGs. Nar,o1 Ba. -. 10 days lumber
Brs GI7sey, Pa. Boston
'oHo'NFts-iU'AA ND ,'''I"'s
Aleora. NieLlls .uFh.r S.r,'ot b'..t
Mar IrusAr.r. N'N-iaE'r w. .f! tlr'''l'e'
PAL Nev. Be'r.d. Ad'. Boston
Wa Conner Mssl1s tta,'. E"es auL
Wa. T. NlH.1'o. reIol.'ri. S'f.A t'r.Il1i
IH- SrF Esi'arL laus"'H.i sN' lngneh
laHa. H,a-H.',l. 100, .l'i - y 80. nh,
re H., ,@,..r No N Rri'u Vrsirf.
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CANP-MEETINGS.
THE ,,,,rspoRT CAMP.MEETING.


JAMEsPoRT, l.. l., Sept. IA caihp -iiee'ins
for ,be east end OF Long Island under the urec'"n %
tho Rev. +. T. Griswold Presiding Elder Oh INC oou''
Long Island District commenced at this place Oh hon
Vast The Committee having tho neethg III chaI TX,
have been interchangeable in their ever
S, ~ t OF the best ana largest ever
held az this end Of the Island Inc Goso ,'o III
,eeting is held is situated about one mile 1ro tn9
age and not more than stones throw frem the depoI
Of the Long Island Railroad, Is beautnIy slaI
yaonks he Great PccOnc Bay, North Sea, Canaplace,
nd rho shinnicock Hills. Although the meeting Is ye.
under large numbers are III
many tents have been ereetsu, an Vi trhe
Nv families from the several churches represented
M the stand held at 10 a. % and at Elo ana
FIX n m ON Monday evening the nrst sermon. WIS
preached from the stand by the Rev Warren OF sag
,rbor from the text: as thy heart righti Inc sermon
vas ar ahlc effort and listened to with marked attch
ion NV large audience on Thursday morning the Rev
Mr. Rupil OF SouthOld preached, taking Tor MS leA
"The righteous prayer" The afternoon sctno.
was nv the Presiding Elder Mr. Grlsw0ld on the purify
the heart In the evening the Rev. Reuben Renolcs O
the NewYOrk Central Conference preached goOu ser
mon from Malachi Sd chapter, LIST and 6th verses res
terday morning the Rev. j. g. DE Orsay, OF Ryerhead
who has been very active in preparing Tor the meeting
preached powerful revival sermon from the text, III
ps lifted 10 will draw all men unto me Inc SERMON
i'm the afternoon by the Rev. VIM. COrbet OF new
York from Matthew, 18th and 26h what shall IL
profit man il he gain the whole world ana lose us
ers and was peculiarly adapted to the occasion large
attendance ia looked for to-day, from sag HarDOr aug
the Connecticut Shore the high wlud lnat mas peyaeu
smce Monday last having deferred many from attending
from those parts as they feared TO trust themselves III
the s,Oops that the Sound The meeting IL auo
tIscd close Saturday but 1t Is more than keiy la
10 will continue until wednesday, iaBo hu"D'A VI
Tho a,Iu mil tee M II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
CRICKET.

NETWORK VS.. ST. GEORGE AT HoBoKEN.
The return game between these clubs was
commenced Oh the New-YOrk Club Grounds at HoDoKen'
yesterday in the presence of the most numerous COM
pany seen at a match this season. includnga NUMBER OF
ladies' Considerable interest was manifested III inc
match The weather favorable for play, thongh
rofbcr chilly for ms time of the year. Both clubs had
good elcves ont and appeared to he IN good trim Tor
nlay NewYurk went TO the bat FIRST ana scored " III
their first innings Day leading the with o. scott
getting 49, Kerr l6 and Tippe H. Norcys bowling was
very effective St George scored but 10 IN Their inning,
of winch Rance Morley and Forum each scored Is, and
Cater 10. At p m. NcwNork went into their second
innings and 50 had been obtained with the loss OF two
wickets when the stumps were drawn. OF these Ippe
obtained IL and Grassland carried ms bat ont Tor 20
PLAY will be resumed to-day at IL The best part OF
the sport has yet The score Of the first innings
hsid is az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02

pended Thousands gong TO see the match bat td
Eekfords failed 10 appear aud telegram was receive
mat they werr not coming. The streets were ofoWueu
with people waiting zee IL they would come but my
waited ia vain The impression here is thaI theS N''4
have been beaten aud 10 have been beaten ~ EnRan"
AZ boating by John Bull, and then at bast-Dail y! VIC
Capnrks would have been too much for the American
Eagle"
NOTES.
vie Atlantic Club of Brooklyn and the Eagle
OF Fatbusb will open a series on the CalltOhhe
arOund, Brooklyn, this afternoon
The champion EckfOrds will visit Elizabeth,
n j. today and play the Resolutes OF that place. Inc
game viii be PLAYED on the Fair Grounds at Waverley
At 81 to-day, on the Champions Ground at
Jersey CITY game will be called for the contest DetWeeA
the Athletics Of Brooklyn and the Champions OF jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
sAENGERRUNDE soCIETYs SUMMER NIGHT!
FESTIVAL

The Saengerrunde Society of New \ ork, one
OF the Oldest Singing Societies Of this city, held ther All
nual Summer Nights Festival at Landmarks hamilton
Park last night Several other Societies, the NewfOrK
schutzen Corps the Aon Singing Society and the Har-
monte Singing Society invited and many OF their
members were present. Mr. Harry BradnbGd Is Presl,
dent Of the saengerrunde Society. Among distinguished
Guests present were Mr.. Buttenchoeh OF chicago
can't Mueller, commander OF a Danish snip, MT
Knebel Of Brooklyn, Capt. BahnsocR OF m hs
shin OTTO spiler OF Dantzic, and Capts. Specht
aud Nicmau. The PARK handsomely decorated
with ag- and transparences, by Mr. Klein ana every
thing inside the park gay appearance Dancing
commenced at an early hOnr and was kept up uutls
the greater part Of the night The Saengerruhde society
sung during the festival, their prize song M4Isth
Wirls composed by Renshalrr Evening song, STUDENT
Mini Snnr md OthOr fayOrtc pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
LAUNCH OF A SPANISH GUNBoAT.

The Mcssrs. Paillon successfully launched,
Yesterday afternoon the last Spanish gunboat which
they recently contracted to build, at their YARD NJ
Eridgc.st Brooklyn. The dimensions OF the gubpoat
are Length IO7 feet: breadth Of BEAM ~ feet nen'l
OF mold feet She will carry l0lpOundcr fdrot liYo
Gun on her fore deck aud was buit win particular w.
creucc ~ speed, compacucss, and light draugnt tho
the launch tug steamed alongside. ana toWed me trim
little vessel Ia the foot Of Thro cBhs y l where INC
machinery will be placed board by tho DE Lainater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
WRESTLING MATCH.

ONEIDA, n. Y, Sept. IA match for SaooO
stakes was wrestled at this place last night between
Homer Lane Of New-York and James H. MeLonEhlh OF
Oneida hest two in three. The match called az
O'clock and occupied two hOuIs and half MclouEii.n
gained the first throw and Lane the two suoceSHInE
ones Seven trials were called large NUMBER VI W."
York sporting men were in attendance