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New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
SPRING PARADE OF THE FOURTH BRIGADE

Yesterday afternoon the Fourth Brigade,
commanded by BHg.GeD. Lloyd Aspuwall, made It's
usual Spring parade, The regiments composing the
Brigade were assembled in Fifthave right resting on
Fourteenth.st, IN the following order: 4th Regiment
Col DeIacy; llth Regiment. Col. Lux; 22d
Regiment Lieut.. Col Porter; 10Th Regiment Col
shaw; 6gth Regiment. Col. Cayanagh The
18th and 22d Regiments had full ranks
The other regiments did not have large part OF their
rank and file parade Soon after o'clock p. Brig
Gen Aspnwall and staff came on the ground, and with
notion passing through Fourteenth ST. 10 Fourth
ave. TO Canast TO Broadway passing around the lower
end Of the Park I'm front OF the City Han Mayor
Hall and the members OF the Common Council, lnspec
tor-Gen McQuade, state Engineer VIM. NJ
Tweed. ir., and number Of other National Gunrdsmen
in plain attire An immense crowd Of people
gregated m the vicinity. The brigade passed twice IN
before those assembled The marching ~ all the
regme good, that Of the 22t was remarkably nne
eCitInC the applausc'Of the spectators. The review
ended The brigade started up broadway. Many of the
had cyousy dropped out Of the ranks. overcome
by the intense heat, and the way up
many others fell out completely exhausted When near
Tcnth-st thunder storm that had threatened Tor some
little time previously commenced to patter down, pre-
Cedcd by furious gale Of wind that completely cuye
oped the column IN dust Gen. Aspiuwa gave orders 10
dispense with the usual brigade ssparadr, and di
rcCted regimcual cOmmundauts 10 marCn their
was accomplished, ALL with the exception oi The fth Reg
iment whose armOTy near at hand were thoroughly
soaked. The shower was hailed a. r"het
by the majority OF the men, however The turnout was
not large WE't have been eNpacted there being
about GO men pfIitht, while the Brigade nomnalIy
repregefs nearly men. The 22d Regiment carried
the handsome silk flag presented by TIE lAllts OF Huk
Sing few days since. The other regiments showed bloA
were not without numerous friends along the nne p,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
SHIPMENT OF CALIFORNIA WINE OVER THE
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OMAHA May 26.-Among the items received
by the first through frcghttrain the Pacific Rail
road yesterday were three barrels Of choice California
Wne one Of them was addressed TO the President Of the
United States another ex-senator from California,
aud the third VcePresident Huntington OF the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad Company The wine was a present
from H. n Bugbey OF the National Vineyards near Fol
son. who has Of the most extensive vineyards on the
Pacific coast located the Pacific Railroad lands, aud
is large manufacturer Of wine and rasins The ship
meut will reach Washington IN 10 days from sacramento
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
nIIRGLARY In THIPD-ANE.

During Tuesday night party of burglars
forced an entrance from the into tho hay aud feed
store of Messrs. T. c. * r. d. Belts, No 3H Third-ave.
and removing the safe from the front Office the OF
Tbe store drilled holes ~ N. These were filed with pow
dor and Inc safe having been covered with feed bags and
blcs Of bay. TO deaden tho sound OF the explosion the
fuse was fired, and the safe blown open WIN the con,
thieves made their escape.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
THE PILOT AND HARBoR COMMISSIONERS.

No complaint has yet been entered against
the lot of the Russia at tho Pilot Commissioners once
The shad poles which for so many years have
obs,rnced the harbOr have been removed The expense
fn Tie state Will not exceed $50, instead OF S5OOO
as has been stated
The Light-H House Board, on the representation
~ be Pilot Commissioners has agreed To put anoJ her
buoy In the lower Bay and To- secure All the buoys ia te
b,ior NV screw mOOrug, The spar buuyn VIII not be
useI after this Can aud nun buOys VIII be hereafter
kent in their places throughout the year
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
observation-disclosures AT WORK.

ROCHESTER, May pa disgusting case Of
body.snatching has just occurred at Williamson, Wayne
County. stephen Burton respectable citizen, died on
Wednesday last overdose OF cblorOorm and was
buried on Friday 1t suspected that his grave had
been violated and the tomb examined The body
mad been dragged out Of the coffin and muiated and
concealed IN the woods DR. Bront OF Ontario, has been
arrested wttwo students, and held TO for the
gTimp
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
TIE STORM YESTERDAY.

The singularly hot and sultry weather yes
terday afternoon eliminated about o'clock in furious
gust Of wind followed by rush OF rain which cooled the
heated atmosphere most pleasantly For few moments
the dust whTled through the streets in binding Clouds
and startled pedestrians hurried along vaguely appre
hensve that some fierce tornado about 10 spread
ruin In every drectiou but the fury OF the gust was
soon spcui, without doing serious mischief
In this city. although there was much slaInmng
Of doors, and rafting 0f signs, and blowing
came down the thousands Of visitors at the Central
and Prospect Parks ike the traditional wolf on the fOd,
and caused "A sudden and inglorlous stampede, which
much amusing 10 the few disnterested LOCKERS
speed rude attacks of Kuus and the drenchng
assaults ~ the pluWnl Jupiter In Brooklyn, at the cor
OF Ridge and WRtcrsts large poplar tree, IL OF 20
inches n diameter snapped O close To tue root Az
the windows OF pamer's hat store was completely dem0
ished, Involving loss uf several hundred dollars In
GraudHt signs and show goods were swept IN all drec
tons At Greenuuut several small sheds were destroyed,
At Hunters Point the Of tho burnt district
scattered over the whole village. In HohsSn the s0fm
demolished the lower part 81 inreTstSy iyamo ts1e.
mert st the corner OF NwafkiN aud Propeost but the
urd t.rt, ,.E damage will scarcely exceed $500. Three
ir,ts Wtf5 blown down IN Washingionst and fell di.
rrry across the horse railroad track sspcudng travel
Tor about hour Tit had not been for the shower the
day would have been almost wih0Ft parallel for op-
pT this tiaIe OF the year The tueTmOmctcr
houses ip course OF erection Nodne Ill., aud owned
by John So '.a, were blown down. Two young men, who
were pas, .ug IN the bindings jumped from the win
GoWs aud escaped uuiIJured Al CJ0 o'clock a vivid
fash ~ ue.ning illumi6ed the heavens and mmedi-
atcy the nrrect rainbow OF the season was formed
but vanished with the next peal Of thunder
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
R. w. Newton was found dead in bed at the

r. w. Newton was found dead IN pea at inc
st. Cloud Hotel yesterday.
Charles Schaffer, aged three years, yesterday
fell into "A tub Of boiling fat at the Residences OF ms
parents No. ll2 Avenue B, and was fatally scaIded.
Mrs Catharine Martin, aged AZ years, yester-
dr ,ei t,n tbe fre escape the second story OF No
100 Thompsonst 10 the pavement and was dangerously
Injured She was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Charles w. Fairchild. alias John Farrell, and
C,aora Moore represented as weknown thieves, were
committed 10 the TOmbs yesterday, by Justice D0wng'
on a charge OF attempting 10 pick the pockets ei Mr.
Iobn " Skinner OF Buffalo, guest at tho st. Nicholas
Hotel and Mr. Jacob Sharp the President or tho Broad
way limo Of city cars whe the two Reuemon were rid
Ing In tue cars.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
THE FLORAL OFFERING.

TO fhelBdif0r OF Tht Trfbunt
SIR: The decoration of the graves of our
dead heroes by the Grand Army OF the Republic the
3Oth inst affords opportunity for our citizens to
show their gratitude 10 the noble defenders OF free
instuons aud thousands will avail themselves Of IT,
would ask the children OF our public schools be In
yted 10 participate those who cannot 20 TO the ceme
ery NAV procure flowers and present them TO tho Com
mttee on baturday At their HAadauAtera No. 10 Union
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

blessing upon the days proceedings j. R. Fell OF Tren
ton the historian Of the class then read the history OF
the class mentioning losses and gains during the past
four wears lie was followed by Mir. TheO. ID. Frazer
the class orator who delivered an address Our
raj and moral attainments" Mr. Hart class poet then
reced an appropriate ode and after amusing scene
the principal actor in which Prophet who foretold
the destiny of many Of the class the assembage ad-
iourned TO the Campus where the class tree
Grated The addresses here were by r. c. Pruyn w.
4 InINI
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
THE MCCONNELL MURDER TRIAL IN ILLINOIS
rhn trlnl of VIM. RobinsOn, for the alleged

TNC TTINT OT w III I'""'TT-""1 III w
murder IN jacksonville Illinois, OF Cen Murray NC Con
pe IN the 9th OF February last came up last Monday
=, -. ,ha snrcial Term OF the Circuit Court. Intense
te.t WAS manifested by large crowd OF spectators
Mcconnell was found murdered III his house, on the 9t
-, pabrna,v Robinson arrested on suspicion, ana
~ he Anil term was indicted IL is alleged hc was last
ce to enter the house OF the deceased before the muir
80, ~ tbere was trouble between the deceased ana
H. ,rsnner an relation to note held by tho FORMER
AGAINST the latter for NO) Tue accused Is years 9I
~ ight md genIlemanly appearance lie mas an ihtel
] Ui o ana appeared self possessed Heis the son Of
,pnn IN do farmer; born IN Lawrence lllnOls mas
bosts ~ t,cnds and has held positions OF trust.
noola Vi " lCincinnat Commercial.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
FIRE IN MoBILE-Loss OF LIFE.

MOBILE, Ala May ga fire occurred on
Commerce, between st. Michael and st. Loussts., last
night by which the following were losers: Childress
DAVIS, grocery dealers; Foster Gardner and +. f..
stOlenwerck & Bro. commission merchants; Ober
Anderson feed store and Baker Co., forwarding
chants. Col. L. T. Woodruff prominent business man
and President OF the Board OF Trade lost hs ne Two
other men were seriously injured by the falling OF tho
walls The loss is estimated at between $4,000 aud
a. a10
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
SUFFOLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
THE HORSE EXHIBIrI0S-FIIlsT DAY.

The first annual horse exhibition Of the Suf-
folk County Agricultural Society commenced on the
grounds Of the Society at Overhead yesterday. The
grounds are pleasantly situated the north side Of the
Long Island Railroad. about quarter Of mile from the
depot and cover aB Of % acres ucosed with high
board fence The Society has yet erected no build
ings, with the exception Of few horse sheds, the
grounds being comparatively new. The track a liif
mile IN length superior to any IN the county, aud yes
tcrday was IN superb order for making fast time.
The attendance for The first day was unusually large
The present exhibition IS the fret OF the kind ever at
tempted by the society, aud s object is 10 promote the
breed OF horses and encourage the breeders, residents
OF the county. No pool selling or betting Is allowed on
the grounds and good order s maintained by squad Of
police under command OF Sergt Wmarth Of tile Forty
fourth Precinct Brooklyn large attendance Is looked
FOR to-day, the following purses VIII be offered as
premiums to the best running ana truttIng horses;
d. a2l-HHunng horsrs Half mile heats best 10
. Three Or more o make Geld Two to start
IOJJ A5J-Doube teams Owned h te county To be
by their Mile bei best JJ Three ofno 10 make
Abed. Two a. start ...
for al horses Me heats be, 10 Three or more % make hst
TNO 4
suboined is a summary of the trotting yesterday purse
OF t5 for horses years old and zoo the CUun-
ty mile heats best In g. 90 harness, for which there
three entries Won by Sayvle Girl IN two straight
heats:
Charles Smiths b. IN. Sayvins nsGir............s......
B. G. TlhI's Aul' Johusou
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
WALKING ONE HUNDRED MILES IN TWENTY
FOUR HOURS.

BosTON May 26.-Mr McEttrick, last night,
accomplished the feat Of walking in the Boston Skating
Rink hundred miles within twenty four hours win.
nng purse OF $780, His time, including rests was %
hours ~ minutes and 40 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
TIE STATE or TRADE.
EuRoPRAE MARKETS

LONDON Msy 26-l mThere 10 scarcely anything doing 90
Change today and the prices merely pona COnsos ope
9 both nOusy and United States FvTwenes 9E
Stocks seady Erie 49, Illinois, 5 Atlantic Asd Great eern 2t
LIvERPooL May Bl a m-COion opeued quiet; Mddlng UH
lands n0 lid hdihng OreaDs li3dd The shipments fou
Bombay d nst the last have been 81 obaes
BTesdstuGs
LONDON 2-5:30p m-Cous0s close 93i both for
and the United States HVeTweutY Bonds ut soeks-
Illinois Centrals 90 Bres TO-
FRANEFoRT 26-Unted States FveT Twenty Bonds a e5s,
May p N closed llidlttd fOt
hdng Upaada allkd for Mdng Oaus sales Of the
1000 bales Petroleum 81 psr gallon Or SpintA
LONDON, MAY 26--5.JO y. m-TsloW. 1915 per cwt
White
HAvEE May 9GOttOn 39t per Tres ordiuars
the apot ...
PARls, May 26-Bourse strong Rentes II f. gOc
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

After the above race, volOcpede race for purse Of
S. took place Tor this there were two entries
Charles Mcguire Of Riverhead win ono Of Woods pat
ent velOcipedcs and Gustavus Cooper OF Grceup0rt
with ono OF Wlanss patent The lmilc heats,
and was by Mcguire who made the hrs bali mile In
ZlO and second In 235 Beside the above there
two rO for purses OF $50 and 500 each which took place
late iu the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
Class pAY AT RUTGERS COLLEGE.

Yesterday was Glass day at Rutgers Col
eke ana the ceremonies attendant that were
hoy coiebrdted The exercises commenced with the In
vocation Dy the Rev DR. Campbell President Of the Col
80 who, ia appropriate PRAYER invoked the Divine
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
ay 2s.-BOune strong Reutes, II q. 9Oc.
WEST INDIA MARKETS

HvAN1 NAV 8The Sugar market is aey and 10 improved DE-
An sales made TO-DAY the basis Of 8ld8b aobe h
NO IL d. BIshaug Londol ia per premium; Pad
para on United states 50 DAYS sight IN gold laE per
snort sight J1@s pTemBm; 90 currency 29
per cent discounts short sight 2Ga75 per discount
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
Hazard & CasweI'. Cod Liver Oh ,s. best
The celebrated sOzOdOnt said b. made from the sos,

Missi-quoi Spring Water.-The only known remedy fot
the hdnevs This s the original Spring
Water from Vermont wrought many wonderful aud
only distinguish from the limitations that are
Dami the public being equal 10 the virtues oil
Mss.qgoL Sold bT al druggS Depot No College Place,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
RIED

BAKBR-FIsHBBAt H.iley MII, Tuesday the 2Jh iusL J
the Rev. d. Huntington Fisher A. Baker 70 Catherine W.
Fisher, both Of Eew.iork City.
DBGNAN-G!RToNon Tuesday MAY as at the residence Of the
father BY The Rev NJ Hutton, James Deggsu LTs
youngest dlug gltsr Of Samuel Girton Of this city.
dH Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed Wth fH
name and address
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

square. When our children become men and women
they viii look back with pleasure the act and relate
t with pride TO those who follow them W.
Nep. York. May a. 1862
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

The Earth Closet Company, Hartford, COnp-COmmode,
Fixtures and Prepared Earth for dressing wounds
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
TROTTING ON, FASHION COURsE-THE PROSPECT
PARK RACES.

Yesterday afternoon there was a fair gather
ing Of The paroys OF trotng the Fashion Course L. L.
% witness contest for sweepstake Of sGDO mile heats
harness. between three horses well known the road
and track viz: Red Rover Young Commodore. and Nora
ONeilL Red Rover was the fayOrite against the field
and the judgment Of those who backed min borne
out by the rcsus for although Nora ONeill won the
FIRST heat Re Rover took second third and fourth
thus winning The
SgsN oU-Pass5l Course L. Nay 1-staks 5000 mile
B. tsrues,.
Dr. tlgiesb Red
W. 'riFeiis D. lnIuT fIuuu4ors. 2
o. 20 ]
Tine; 24Ol-2:4J-2:f3-2O
To-day is Che second day Of tho Prospect Park Fair
Grounds Association trOttug meeting Two purses will
De to,ted OF $500, for horses. FOR which
eight horses entered. and the other Of 5000 for
horses HAT have never beaten Eight horses
tered a tb- race all OF them wellknOWn fast tfOttCrs
viz: Wal H. Taylor, Shepherd Knapp. ir. Surprise.
Commodore Mutt Western New-YOrk, Grand Duchess,
Old Pat, aud rkncSs II the day should be favorable,
twO very closely contested trOts will be Witnessed
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
Tlue-Isy2. I..T.

Charles Smiths m. Sayylls
D. G. Tuthpsr Aulr johnson. ................. o
Aier Joness b. KlhHok.
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