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The New York herald., 1869-02-25

they were subsequently discovered and conveyed to
Castletown The Virginia was laden with coal. and
left Liverpool on Friday for South America
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

pADrcAL CURE WITHOUT KNIFE, CAusrIc on
detennn from busncsh for Structure, Fissua, Piles
Dseasef OF Pevs Vscea Dsenses pcfornaes OF The
eye urfe Iace and person. Address, letter psrsonal
HENRY A. DANIELS, ~. H., IH Lexington avenue.
THOMAS r.. AggRw, 900 GREENWICH STREET, ~
stu ahead 0f ai roIpettlon. Teas, Coccs, Flour and
all kinds ~ Groceries Provisions sold daily cheap for
cash w the pound packages cargo Everybody showo
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

=. ;:6 s;s:; !s @ s:s:s: TSs':
~ s ssS g with md's
s.:.@shp Ysa:kss s.sls: ssrnuda Feb 90, with mds'
S;:s; 1ssiass = )
ssso: s A:ss. s, h:S !: ss:s,
% Indian Key sschanssd signal. with ssanshD EassFDs
se.mshp Weisburs, Burton, New Orleans FEB Is and nd
Hss Ss sec.a hon * FOR New
.aa %
Steamship Ellen Terry BssTas NswSsrn 80 heSr, wn
i1sm ssi%ors Haissr.. In Inlet sA with isa cargo
s.ssmshp Carroll chds, Ssimors 20 hours with mdse,
sexsshp Brunette, Howes rhilsdslphia with mdss, to
p..s s., e. g ma az, "a ss s:s
weather since 20 Pm ss 90 spoke Amer
= shs s fair E Why I: Sd
az ns New IL
70 Cuba but had NO sailors: could not make out ns name
.h
strong westery gales spit sails - ,... ,.o
ss t: a op psr .n had
spoke bark orcha of ssarspoi from Palermo New
Brs Hattie Eaton tBr, Brown, Demarssa, 10 days. with
%...sS had h;syy gsss mos, q ne Pssssss
Brig Eastern Star New Haven) roster, bArnauOss
with sugar. Bishop Bros OF New Haven. Had heavy
weather.
and Guayanilla, HR, Feb via New Haven 2Osh with mo-
laxses, to L w 4 p Armstrong.
Brig Sco (Br Brown Cardenas, 10 days. with sugar to
King Co. vessel 10 Miller Hoghton. OH Hatteras had
gale from NV, in which shifted and split
mainsa evening when beating in Sandy Hook carried
sage sustained considerable other damage to sails and
Brig John Avlcs (of Boston> Hammond. Caibarien, IL
days, with sugar, &C, TO Simpson Clapp. Encountered
NV gales and shppsdm l. which carried away the
Brig Flor del Mar (r1, Peters, Cenfuegos, 19 days. with
sugar, to Crandall. Umphray d Co.
with salt and dyewoods, to Geo Phillips Collins. Had
moderate weather.
schr Wilson (of Philadelphia) Novel;, Cardenas
Delaware Breakwaer, IA days, with sugar, to Mason
Peraut.
schr Bay State, Seabury. Boston,
Schr Alice Moves, Crowel, Providence.
Schr Black Diamond, Young, Providence.
Schr Raymond, Holt, New London.
Schr James Fitch, Lozier New London.
hchr Prince Leboo, Edmonds New Haven for Virginia.
schr + Potter, Crosley Bridgeport
Schr Mercer, Wasson Bridgeport for Elizabehport.
Schr Elisha + Smith. Harvey, Greenport.
a mr.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
SHIPPIN G N E.W S.

Almanac tor New York---rhis Day.
Sun rises ....... Al Moon sets ...morn O7
Sun SETS. 8 4S High water morn 81
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
SAILED.

Steamships Cuba Nevada. Liverpool; Henry Chaun-
ccy Aspinwal Sherman New Orleans: Thames Savannah
VIM Clyde, Wilmington, NC; Hatteras, Norfolk; ships Ne
Genoa Great Western, Lyerpool Tmou, brig George
Downes, Barbados.
Wind at sunset WNW, fresh.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED I'M
N dinerea. States no publicity. No charge divorce
sioner Of Deeds for every State
FL KING Counsellor a. Law. c6s Broadway
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Al .-oryIcIAL DRAWINGS

n Missouri and keniusky state Lotteries.
nIasouRi-r rxrnA CLASS al5, FKDnuARy ~ 1852
- % 4 q 2 e ss, !, asrssiss 4 a lsS !"
srraot4sS X 70 % Cab y ii ii 81 ssuns.ss ~ y y g. ,sss
o. -, ss ~ 70, a. Ss 8, is q, g, ga 8 Il
90 y, q, ~, ~, 81 q, 20, 4 10, sa 90
Lotteries BY cLuTE, Broker 2os Broadway iS3 Fu
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

A MEDICAL WONDER,
n HYAFTs LIFE BALsAM.
rheumatism, Neuralgia aud Gout. in their stages;
Scrofua, king's Evn, ryspeas, Old ulcers wor
Of diseases Of The blood, Debility, Liver Conf
cured BY this sovereign purifier 1t has BY the
public twenlyonc years II has thousand
cases, and never falls when taken directed II
curative for Fistun 10 all curablc II the oucst
old ulcers even where The bone has become carries.
The Life Baisam not contain particle Of mercury or
any mineral
Principal 9fs Grand street. Sold by drDrcsss; Il
per bottle yr six for ". Sent everywhere by express
HyAit's Snuff. I6c.. rrnan curps
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A --MclNrIRE & Co.
n. BANKERS AND BROKERs
SG Canal street and l25 Chatham.
Dealers In all kinds of Government sccucs &c Gold
Silver. foreign and domestic bought daily
quotations Information furnished and prizes promptly
cashed In Missouri and Kentucky Lotteries.
BsOLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States dascron, Ac sufficient canse pub
Ilcly no charge untl divorce obtained; advice Tree.
~. HOUSE, Attorney. 70 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

Steamship smiat tNG) from Bremen for New York Feb
3, lat ~, Ion l2.
ship deo Gioy Wiley, from San Francisco for Liverpool,
Jan 81, lat 3S ". Ion 81.
ship Lawrence Brown, Pierce, from swansea for Yoko-
hama, Nov 2o in Gloo Passage.
SHIP Belvedcre, Howes, from New York for Yokohama
Jan ~, lat rs N. Ion 40 VI.
snip Calumet Cook from Boston for Calcutta Jan lat 10
T. Ion ~ w.
Rark Casmerden, from Penang for Boston, Nov LAT
Ion ~ n.
Kate Young lBr, Young, from New York for Shan
ghae Dec 3, IN ,sillolo Passage.
BARK sonoma Hewcs Boston FOR San Francisco, Jan
~. lat ~ 10 N, Ion Sc 50.
Jan H. lat ~ N. Ion %.
The Baroness" from Manila for New York; Dec 81 OF
Cape AEnhas.
, 1869-11-25

4 alnn Affr.trl for u uamQctde Connittcd
Fonr Ycnfs AEo-Thc Victim
Ills Ntccc.

The police Of the North Division, last evening,
a.reeled q man nanca Martin Hickey, charged
with Killing hts niece In this city, four year. ago
last AuSust the accuaed after the commission
of the alleged crime, left Iue city, toloafong 10
St Lous aud 9:heE southern c!tles IT tue Interim.
A day or two ago he returned 10 Chicago, to euter
p1,son cell The particulars Of the cz1ne With
n htch be IL cnsrEeu are Ii follows:
About t0ur yerr4 ago therr lived on RetA street
a isu,}, r.pca Cou~a aJ, Of y hich Catherine, the
Murdered Will, WAS menbef The VIE usd
bTulnrt nsn.ed Msrtin nekey, who resided on
s,ouk hid had sone oFfcu.tJ. One dsJ IN aux tst7
1855, Aalt" Hickey cailed NJ conwat's nouse
Abi spsased in quarrel ia ha sster aad
otne3s OF tle leMaIe ceMhers Of the Ia nll..
CONWAY - 1hsent VI the tine Kicker, IN 3 vio-
lett ftnt i, II The ooare. Ole VI coawas children
RIl IL yeass oil. ran u the x!ndo~ hfter Hickey
depart. r. IN pelel doubtless, bs chIl llsh caEusl-
| y. 10 wstcn LEI uoclea movements. Hickey. who
hhppeIed D I've in The yard, trrne.l round asd saw
lis n'ece iooktt & ont Of 'he window. ID the l4ly
wa isitg near NJ Dand. sud hlrl-d il tnroasn
| tie lu0I~. The deadly missile stsnrk tue
child OBJ the head, innlcurg injuries Ehlch coz.
tion ut IN, ard thc exptred No sooner DID
Hickey hesr ot toe dangerous chsr .ctes OF tns
| ttjpry he nAd Inflicted ,hsn he ieff toe c'ty. VI y
-. s,proeeu tie oan gone 10 SL Louis, and Ut1cel
De1s1 eJ Neut TO thAt CITY aod searched tdete w
| ~e+hA hus ~as III zhle 10 nd .he nao he wAnfed
sn &C thtn otntt otl,ccra sought iof hin. but II
van, up 10 Aat nIgpt. ...-
Yesterday afternoon intelligence reached Con
wsy thAi 1i1cket VII IN 1hts city, ami could h
beeetIar, papers. aud, ob'a'n'nU tho a>rtstaucr o
Ut1'cef Dei-nry. repaired. armed III cx-e oI emet
Kency. 70 tie house wntsu nietcy was stated =
be- h.E1s1n9 there, they waited oatHde III
door In order to hear anything thai mig
pruve fls prerence, and had not bee
Iu1R there teIotA Hickey c5uRhed- IL
relative vi orce Idenuned him, and, openln
tie Il OF, ~aiAed into The house, accompa led b.
The tfsieer, abd arrested nlt1- HICKEY made 70 &
tt.tArct, aud Conway declared that II lie had h
! Nopii bate kIuto him on the spot
Itzs'eflsy u ming the prisoner ~. aHAi9ne
| before Ju.ucc QulLn, and Eaa held !of tnsthf
| cure bppcsran he renamed In the station.
, 1869-11-25
EN'eAao AS A PORT Of ENTRY.
More Names Added to the Committee 10
1Iemsrlalizc Congress

A meeting WEE held list evening Of the
General Committee appointed at the In
porfen' meeting OF MoEtay evening lass, to
devise AID prepare plsna with relation to
1he manner Of proceeding In The effort to secure
itrM Congress the legislation necessary to const1-
tate Chicago IN original port OF entry. Jonu
1Juel', Of BrrltT Tyrreu. occupied tie chair,
aid J. $. Hamllton, Of Morse, Roddtn Hamilton,
acted a. Secretary.
The tosowtue names were added to the COM
mltIee: D. B, Fisk, OF D. 3. Flax ca. millinery;
s s!scdep, 9t Ssd1en I Crane, fralta; Z v.
Bialccioro, Of E. n. D4tchford 4 Co, lesd: SAM
tel BsfuItL, Of HatnuM Bros nouo0s; E j. Jan.
seu, OF \ c. GHege Co, booEs: u: ". Fuller, Of
Fuler, Flrcn Fuller, dfnGs: Y. ". 4!n2ard, Of
Hlbbstd i Spetces, bard ware: Fr1uk 3tatKeA OF
FraLk Sturves i Co, iron aud TN metal; v. g.
unll.tte1, oI f101l.ster Fhelps, carpets: G. Men
t,tl.onn, Of Nendel, ,onn Co, 1rinntngs; Csc f.
Root, OF Root Cadf, mua!c.
On motion, Marshall Field, OF Field, Letter
Co, aid E q. Keith, Of Keith Brotnera. weEe ap-
potnled y committee to correspond with otncE
cluee, With v!eT 70 securing their eo-opetauon
o. motion Of Nj. Field, 1t Vas resolved that the
various members Of the General Committee as
c+rtsln the amount OF goods ported By Chicago
iubbera the amount OF Imported goods told bJ
NbpetA IN tht. city, apd tlch osbeH facts relaunE
io I'm Il Aha1I be deemed Of iuteteat ID
this copnec1lon, tht reports to ne 6ubultted ID
nritlng 10 the Secretary. ,s
Thr committee tuen adjourned, subject - the
call Of the chA1rnhu,
, 1869-11-25
TUE TURF.


From tax 1ten Fork Tribune, -Sor. z
The trottlug season OF 1888, now almost c,osed,
has be6n Eafked by numerous dagtant tn3t1pces
On ins paTt Of CERTAIN owners aad divers oi fsst
fHottlrg horseA To 10 gEeat sn extent haze these
swtndliDR tI8nA4ctiouA been carried, and 10 tla-
anepce ot tae.r immunity IRON pun,samens that 1t
has become plainly eFtaent to those Interested In
preserving the character Of the tEottlng turf rast
io1rent Of rascaitT WHICH threatens to ovelwheim
IL. Never In an! previous year has there been 50
much money Rlsen for horses to ttot tor, nor hare
owners snd rrans1s 70 secure s snpis femaaeration
for see:r capital n-d pro{esstooas SKILL The o..
ganizatton q tro.ttnR associations composed o.
besn he esase ot sais ses stass oi iaps,
Anl these associations NOW perceive that II Is IN
cumbenI upon them to take steps 10 presen: a
beea eo7e.t1 pe.pctrs:ed or attempted
eouati5. Inc Sslf.s.ase:t Psrk association. one
OF the best managed aud m0At influential ofBanl-
zat!ons In The United States has taken the tultla.
uEc tn this ptatRewortny Hork Of reform. and
s secreta1I nsa addsssseA c;scaias t1 iSe ne
county. urging upon them the calIlug Of con-
scltion to meet either In this city or Rome other
9es 70 3 nr
object shall be The eRtzhiah ment OF code Of rnles
tor the government Of tho Whole. Such An asSoca.
% I le.ase sne ,rot,nS turf 1o its proper staossd
for, when it Is understood By owners drivers,
and mar agers that to be rned OF ooe track
means all the Principal tracks IL the country,
self1Ltere4t HtA induce them to deal honesty.
No doubt every respectable association aud pro-
pr1etor Of atrottibR-uack will cooperate In tnts
mosenenf. Then we s1al! See tho system OF
nalirg false entries for a purse, dis
Rulstn9 the appearance Of horses to prevent
| tbetI recognition, md p1liin8" them In rsce,
pdectuallJ abolished, and owucfa and trainers Of
faat hcrses vii. upd that, the trrf II elsewhere,
"honfs,y II the best policy" II y proposed that
the convention be held previous 70 J4nuAty ], &C
a. 70 give plenty Of tiIe for comptltR and dts
1r,nntii the ew code OF regulation prevtous x
| the spF1pR ueeilnRn OF 1s7t The SatraRonaet
! Park Association deserve h1norab1e mention FOL
being the pioneer In this lopg wanted reform.
, 1869-11-25
MHsIetArs' UNION.


The North Side Turner na1l wAs the 8tehB Of
Joy ous esliStt'es last evening, the occasion being
a e7z1h cot.eeft and bali fivtn By tho cnsea2o
SuAiclats' E1ion, IN horror Of the dedtcattou OF :
Cp!on barper-a Auslca1 Enion banpeE. Tue At
teldance was immense, aud among those rs-sens
1eIe m8ny Of our tnosi prominent Du1tc loving
ue1maas. TIC uulon was represented by stxty
iostruments, and Dettaf music waa never fur.
utshed d upon an1 Ike Ocrattun in thts ciIJ, Tue
p1oRfnnme Wss lnsnZuraIed with dA1ciaQ, ~elcn
ctntIued utu4 H. when tbe teaics 'osy ceremonies
~sa led By cnAr1es 5tr. bat on the opening OF tue
cot err Aana balA'kA tock np the oAsou. and sna
orehe%tra xsSr u UaGntucent style Lntpautners
s.Jubiee UTeItarr." At IL coucIps.oo Mr. A. ]
yass stepped f.rwztd, and in b-hA,f OF The uolon,
gate INTO TIE naDos Of the rfrsldent, Ar. Charles
shr property OF the Nt;ct-ts. lie 1cco1 panied The
Ell tn few fesnaSks historical and otneFT & OF
Inc ucion. 1t *as organized In 1H3, a.
nea1a OF improving the n.oEA. soeaAi xnd
cbiSseo II ora1'iztd win sr.eat,
nea-G+ss, atd now NUN oered Aoont 70 huudsxsl
since It, Santxstiop. they had pStd for sit to
Z uefnosra ~ thetr tAnal.es. the sum OF $ASoa,
and 'hert reInAlns in the Treasury the suostaa-
The napuer II 4 btsut!su1 specimen Of the hAndl-
work Of lne G-tGnan lacte4 q Ch!cAgo One
facing Il whlfs and The olher Of bine ealn. In
the cehtrr uf the forner ts golden ltre ttucA
OF lAsots Of the nnion: tails Is sassonedea
are lpt%rt~ined seore Of namts famous
ID ire world OF music In the cebtEr OF the b.ue
n-ld Il the foItostnG inscription, 'tC1tcsxo
AGsc1AnA' En,on- Organized jure !, 1855. -
Astne cooelus,ou q the dedsea.osy cercron,sa,
Guard OF tho FlAs. Then followed supper. and
tnen r"oyr dancipf, wb'cn pASt Of The perform
aLoe was continued anti the We srla' hourA"
, 1869-11-25
HnTEt PERSONALS,

....-. 9k1NoNf HGEER-
Among the 1rtFala II the fremont Nonse yes.
tertsy. werc the following: Hon. wnlIem WIN.
dom, WtnonA; General George a. Cu,tss, United
ssates A1mys J. C, savcry. De. Motnes: Wills
Drumlnord, AcGresor; ". J. NeDorsld, Nh .np-
kec; J. F. FortJ1h. Cincinnati; L I. Brown, ard
William Whl,lpR, Massachusetts,; Dr. A. Wa D4e
yeeu. Michigan; Nlll1Am a. Mitchell. rnllaae3.
phin, snd John l. Knapp, Springfield.
Bxl1Ga HurSE
4NonR the arrivals 1t The RfgE1 House yeater-
day vrrc the ol1o.iE6: Hon. A Clambs:tIAlo.
New TcYt: Hon. J. A. Head, WiDnnx: Judge =
Juy, Ee- aft, n. j.; E. 8 AAauoeJ, Bo<tou: 1en-
erai 1ohn f. Fsrns9orth and family. St. Charles;
J. G. KtmhAlt, WaAh1nRtoD. p c.; Il: Blanty.
Philadelphia: lion. J. Il. Ste@art, WlsconAus
Judge c. a. EloTidse. u. G., Wisconsin: James
naNley and family, New York: J. E Hyde. Vef-
mont
Amo1R the arrivals at the sherman House Tes-
kIdsy were The Sollo~1ng Nfs &. C&hf SSx1:on,
New Toft; Hon g. & Casey, Mouul Vernon; H.
Chnos. F,tt&tn1Kn: Y, r ArInstlaaR, L0nIsEIt-;
G 4. Gr1scop. Phl sdelnhia; George Wcsktng-
horse aud J. n AcCulloush, P1tteoar1t; c. &.
Gorhan. Port Wa,nt: & A Gould aad Hcnry ".
Frsucn, Doston: aaTdnet Z. ColbJ and x1ohn II.
Weoe1, New YORK -.
81. JAxxs HoTEL.,si
Among the arrivals at the <GsNkmee Hntel Yeg-
tt1osJ weTe tho following. l11tsNt D. Coot, Ee1
furf; J. T. Turck. ANNAuKees-A3. j. 8Rntoft.
Utica: F. q. Walker, BeiYidefu: Daniels T. Root,
| MI F1eaAsr lows; aou D b Jsmes, LgcscnnrG
| Ill: Daniel C. ArdFeFs, Hoomtpgton; Cnanea
Gase, 81 Anthony, N,nu., snd II. Il. Bt1aos1 Ral-
laua, FeEuaa&
, 1869-11-25
wQRln.s FAIR III 1870.

The city Of Washio9ton proposes to hold Al IT,
t1rn4ttouAl Exhibition Of ftdostEJ In 1s'n Tho
u erchao&a and buttnr8x men 80 say the des-
patches, h1ve already suosesoed tssa 100 to fund
for thu, rurpore. however We may question
thttr dlscrettcn, wr app.aad thclf zeal Al oo-
r. t,ouah{e IFnturc 10 ths, ~ to hearty Al! other
poi CT Of Inc tind n tue stnp0.sFs character Of
tic enfeEprtee Bui otpGs Apt fixtures Tot sac1 An
ocsattop, potetsttuE the ncedfut Acco coTnodA 'on",
nStt test N mateIIAl and Labor, fktKt Autu. and
there sft TO be. tu great measure, utterly thfuEn
away at the ctn*c Of \ ap4le e1hfntttou OF few
Eef8'o or nopths' dot1tlon We pto'est Against
thta a. te6seleFA r1c-e OF extfavn5f0cc-scnee.
less b~c9ufc fnshey nnneaensa<y. such An eI-
tlb'tson ~ thc niss place. cannot be held on any
Respectable scale w,thoat At !eA.t t9o
,csre' notice TO Other nations 1nd Que
yest's labor In preparations here
IL the nex7 place, wnea held he NA.ona, Cap.
itsl u - ts suitable Inf II as aluo,t any coor-
II, vtscr ia the tand- Fo. 2ey pueh purpote il u
itacce sssb,t and without even ha,t way acil,t,ea
for Ine erkrs.!nr.ent Of the sxhottors md risi-
tura y bo should assemble there, Rnd failure in
elmer Of these regards u tAral 70 tho pretsosoas
Tners ~ u now On foot IN this city movement,
phich, II prosecuted ~ there Il good reAsoa TO
belit y Il s.n ne j. moee hAs}l Y q ~ asesf e e
the elscl,on Of m a.Sanl1s stson <ttch viii Ia duo
| time, Assume International prop p,sttoos. We
a,lpde to The "SottawesseEu AZnealsgrAs Nc
, 1869-11-25
Severe RnitFnRd Accident.

ERIE. PA, Nov. aA-About half. past s o'clock
last evening the mail train going west on the Phil
ndelphlA L E7e Isat!ro4d ccl1idet with freight
trKtn going east rear Fassan.s, About seventy nsc
mics ftom Eric. Both locomotives were complete
wrecks, :Hd the baR0A&e car wAs ttaescoptd into
the smoking -. No one was Killed The FOL-
loving IL st Of tns injured 80 far ~
John spat1orJ, NAL agent. SIDE and head: hoE-
rel, frenan, arm and hip; Martin AclAagnot
Gcvrnpey, baggage master, aide aud head; A.
Ziucs, new st,oy, heAd; J. K. In, Of Warren. Pa.
arm broken and hur, tn the nead; D: 7. Hall+ Of
Dot1e, nrcmen, both huyt IN head; Cqtbtrn. tele-
graph repal.eE, bruised; oue unkuoHn person
hurt IN breast An lpve5taeat1on II how being
usde e 70 the c1nse Of the collision.
, 1869-11-25

fCDDES DEATH OF ~ OLD LADY,.
An old lady, &c years Of age, named Hannah
Gainey, died at the rcSIdence OF her 500, No. 349
Nest Hsni.on etseeL vcry suddenly. on TUESDAY
night sne re. 1red about 10 o'clock 10 the e7en-
Ipg, and 1aa found dead In her ped yeaterday
morning. The Coroner held Al inquest over the
remains ,eAterda7. aud the jurs declared the
Gs-te Of death ~ have been heart disease.
CHrSHKp 70 DZA1N.
An inquest was held yesterday. At No ~
TNenty.tn street, On tue boly Of Stchnfa
Hiuhm # hote dea!h from an accident, At No. III
So-th Cars tsrees. wa4 vsepttnned 10 TIE THIs>
chE yc+EerDay. Tue breaking Of q tots'1ng ctht
can.ed = cary srou p.ttar to f4'l upon bin, aud
lronI the IuJuflea he received be expired Ia lew
hours Witnesses .: sbe inquest testloed that the
cha1n had with-1ood much greater ssra4n thaa on
tnA, OCCASION, and on1s1ar'tS Is ought 70 hasc
NttEatood tue wexht OF the column With ease.
The jlr9 uertdrt that The accident W8A caused oy
= uxM IN the tron-
, 1869-11-25
the t!-r II *1iEF.

1aktf sxEN5 10 RF;A eliG2. Hts3o:."aenH1on
rias''e ic tht gG = rtenr. il: .ttt sr H. b9aId
of PIC ard Pouce f1nmp'..uncls fer tn- sovetu-
iueu; Of the men As,4c scd - -e,:n'' -s- ot en-.
Rt6e tossts. THAT c44ss u 4 Een or. -" loo1eS
21e locste! il The th,1r: te:ssc. :'tl, skls;s
o! The f':tv, NEeTs f-rs tt:11 s'4i Ea-3.s, bat |
1h. r. tt.:.;ylor '4sc vi utc has hitherto been
coTIta;t. u. account OF the tune occupied ID |
seuchlng the sceno With the centrally located Gu
gineA- These outer sections Ht the ctJ wall. in
future, tr Eupplled sin light engines, to raca
Of which viii be attacned three or four mea onlY.
belonging TO tue reRu:ar department. the reaa'u.
der OF the worEing force being made up nf vnsau-
tee1s resident in tue ue!enbofhood. Thcte es-
RItes Eli not leAye their oHu dl.tr.cts, ctcops IN
csse OF M extensive coufARration elsewhere
Tue plan l. Eood cue, and si iurnish maca
more EXTENDED protection a1Aoss lse. a. Inc
minimum OF cost
AN ExG1lEHAAN named TnouaH Denpison, but
a lew weeks from the Qaeen'h dnnio'nns, do
termned upon 4etinE The sights nj Chicago Jet.
The Saloon Of he somewnat eotor,oas s.csxa.
saua" Brown, No. It's jackeon street He looA
several dnnka IN this dtte e:1Ae!e place. aad
4 nhe merry with cour!e Of slfen~ p'e-cat When
in acoudilion 'lwtxt wind and ~easrei one OF be
male tnnates cane un smiling, aud tuock-d hun
found ~ vhtc1 waa cpnt -cated 10 ito -a1ns',sa.
nebt. He was then kicked ont Of the hou%e-
| Wbss noble Rtiton could tsooE SUCH ontraxeous
! conduct Ce1taitly not ThodAs Dt1n!sJn He
went straight to the Armoty. tld his tAle enlls;ed
| the 3, npatoJ ot eundr! policemen, aud. ~nn N
assH.s, NJ d n,a'ie iii the inmates p1i4ouerA At
the ArnnoT3 they gaze tht1E names u Nellie Ky.
! noud, MsuPle Mcclellan. teEi L'unen. a'd FL
Mason Tney viii be uted cn the charge OF lAfcenf
this morning.
recently been dev-Ioped IL Chicago. Ahoat si1
NOT ths ago man NAMED }. Daam9a1tuct iets
1sF
isctufe- In order to escape the tasl, previous to
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ch,nfcal and Manufacturing Association" 1ne
ptau >Aud. ,4csla upon. Nbtoh tnls h pre-
Iecssd. srs-lu,. every Wy oommendsh'e.
W,h .:s1ariS eaats. I'd .t,n = asse.m!as-
there IA ffeiY fk1Aon 10 expect sach IN orxAutts.
ton to tskALn1 Tefy trout position tn both mag.
dtodsAud iSoaeDos amoEg the indrstnal orVaoi.
EAlouB OF thH ptcKreaalyo etx- pfo1efptA
" Chicago enterprise viii wnh out III usu41 re-
suits, We have no fear, When directed teWards
anything which promises, n thia does. TO hecone
profit to the country. When The uwe coues 70
decide the question Of holding N 1nlernauonA
Exhibition 0o ttig continent, IL Il not Hailknly
ticn to oGer larger and better facilities than s1I
other city. In tho meantime re trust TN "NoEth-
MesteIp will b put through In good shzpe.
, 1869-11-25
RAHP RA1,T,

NxET1S0 or 7HE "cE11cAoo cLCB TO NIGHT
MAttets In connection WITH tue "CnicaRo Base
Ball Club" ste Progressing apaca. T1e proper
p2I1phefp4llA for the tasuance OF stock certificates
hRA been procured, and within the past few dsy1,
~ The reaus 6i hte Or aotic1,auon. oEes Is 0o0
worth OF thAFts. f23 each, has heen subscribed
for atE opR few OF the liberal aud entefpI1slnE
cluzena OF Chicago. All that now remains to be
dono u to make the selection OF the PLAYERS who
kh1s! constitute the nine for which tht~e is ample
2iertAl 1t hand. A meeting Ia called for this
Ance u dedtftd, ~ bnaineas OF the Utmost impor-
tApce n to be iIAu1acted.
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n.ward for n Loft BOY.

Reward for Lost Boy.
In another column Of to-day9 TRIBUNE will oe
found M advertisement Offering reward Of e1oo
for any Information that vii lead 10 the recosery
Of q boy IL yeara Of sse. who LEFT hts homo near
Weftteld, n j., on The Goth Of October last lie
10 supposed tn be making hts way toward some
pe,nt IN the West-pEobaalJ uuschlnsnn, Mime
kota AddfeHs ". q. E. bourne, No. Cedar
street Now fQtk,
, 1869-11-25

fH1 DKIHf. DION AA1CH
letter rectlscd yesterday BY Tom Foley, from
cJtne Dion, leads 70 the ss1ong presumption lint
the forthcoming match for the American billiard
chAmplonshtp. between John Dee1y, Of San FEao-
cisco, and CyrlI1o Don, Of Montreal, VIII ba played
In Chicago. Dion aaJa In his lattef, II expect
that the game viii be p!xJed in Chicago" rom
which 1t IL inferred that, tn his correspondence
with Dee13 reastTe 70 the place Of playing, he ha1
proposed Chicago - his choice, and that snca
will probably be the result Of The pspuacted ne@
EQUATIONS upon ttat subject. It IA 4lso ulder.
stood that 4 gentleman who arrived In Chicago
yestertaJ, from San Franci4oo, states that II tas
beeTJ intention 10 proceed 1t oneA to thts city.
probably within TWO or three dayA In case Chi
ca2o Ia agreed upon, the is2ne Will tAAe place On
or about the LIT Of UecembeF.