, 1869-04-28

In the billiard match between Foster ana UecES,
In New York on the e3d-Frcuch caroms. 3r'
potuts-Foster took the ca1 at the start AMI Kept
ii to tho emu lie reached the first 81, 43 ahead;
the nrst lD Ii ahead; the third 80, IS nhead: the
seconu 1H, IS ahead; aud tho third and last, III
ahead. The chief runs were: Foster-lo, II, IL,
IL, lG, IS aud is; DcerJ-s, 9, 1a md H. The win
nera average WIS fraction over 94-A Henry
Kh!nes, OF Chicago, oi1c!ated rs referee. The
match was preceded by IN American game OF 1n'
points, push-shot barred, between Mcssrs- SnE'lcr
and lth{nes Of Chicago. IshineB won. Finishing
the game in his second innings making run Of
es A French carorn game OF 81 points was played
by John McDcvitt and n F. Gcary, McDevits WIN
Ming without tlit>lcnlty. ......
.Juni1s II. Hatch, q prominent citizen OF Buffalo,
! died q few days ago, aged nearly ~ ycarA
! Edwin Booth, II Il said has sold the Salt Pond
Mountain, In Giles County, Virginia, containing
| 1a,up0 acres, to company OF Tcnnesseeans, for
sfoa, ,oee. They intend TO foundEa watering plac c
there. .
Among the relics Of Napoleon L received BY the
Prince Imperial, from hts aunt Dacc!occhl lately
deceased, arc gray oycrcoat worn By Napoleon
at St. Helena: q fow!lng-ricce which he used In
hunting; the ttt-colorcd sash which Napoleon put
on nnon visiting the r1aguc-stE1cken patients al
Ja,; the spurs which he wore at the battle OF tue
! Pyramids uany snu,l-boxcs, among them the one
les npon escaping FROM Paris after Sapoeonss re-
turn from Ella, and which Napoleon put into hi:
pocket aud cons,anuE used afterWard; and
erca, many hooks containing autograph notes ~
the inst Emperor. 49,.
Hrcvrt Rr1g, General Niles D. McAllister died o
EulTalo on tho e3.l. He graduated at West Fo!n
in 1856; served as an engineer Throughout the re
belllon: and, ut the time Of his dccease, ha'
charge Of the Lake Ontario harboT works
| This, Savannah n a Fe7nJhir1n Of fhfH 9Th $Ay5
sTwcnty- -nvc years ago to-day ]. T. n. Russell wa
qualified as q Justice OF the Peace in the Secon
District OF this city, and has held the office frnn
that day up to the present time He saecccde
his father, who held the Office for tEenty-seve
yesrs, and now his sou Isaac has now been clecte
to succeed him"
sylyanus p Je1main, Of Albany, died On the els
aged IS years, He leaves m estate OF oyt
! $1,o0o,oN.
i The vickshurE Herald Is q warllkc sheet ].
u sword Is It's publisher, and Wm. r. Spears Il
editor.
e Sir Samuel Baker, the Nile explorer, has prom
tsed the viccroy Of Egypt to return shortly to tn
/, country, for the purpose Of commanding IN c1p
dton destined TO suppress the slave trade IN Il
h ! regions along the White Nile, and TO establish u
r Egyptian authority throughout the Nile basin
Il Queen Victoria viii visit Switzerland this yea
and make also TIP to Sicily and Greece. She y
d avoid Florence and Rome, and 50 BY steamer fro
l. Genoa to Palermo
e AIattsburgh topper, On being consigned to q
lookup the other day, gays hs name as Abe Ii
C coin. On being told that he must give his tt
rs name, aud further informed that tho late Mr. II
y coin was not addicted to drinks he said his NAT
N WAS Andy JohnRon, and he Tas positive tna1 n
party drank Hc passed. ..
H. Mayor Hall, Of New Tors, OWLS dog wo'
III sGo0.
At Yoskyille, Gibson County, Tenn, afew d
,c aco, F. Atkns went Into the store Of John II. Il
~ Icy. with whom he had an old feud.) armed VI
ri shotgun and q cooked pistol Before tho pls
could be fired, Lesley seized . knife and staho
Atkins through the heart seven times, killing b
,e instantly. Lea1e! surrendered himself, was II
n before magistrate, and acquitted.