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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
LECTURES. MEETINGS, sc.

Miss Kate Field makes her first appearance
here IA lecturer tonight at the Plymouth Church Lee
ture Room She will read her essay on woman lh inc
Iyeeum" which received with 80 much praise III
Boston.
series of public meetings has been com
enced I'm the nters OF free baths The next meeting OF
The scres viii be held at the Congregational Church OF
the Pilgrims, No. &c Vest FOrtyeighthst tomorrow
evening.
On Thursday evening next the regular ami
orsary OF The Five Points House OF Industry Sunday
echonls takes place at Steinway Hall. Tho Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and the Rev Hyatt Smith OF tue Leea'e
Rantlst Church. Brooklyn, will be present
A special Convention composed of delegates
from the Father Matthew Societies OF New-fOrk ana
Vicinity was held ut the Hall, corner OF Houston ana
shcrifi,sts yesterday afternoon The President T. r.
NcRreen esq, was In the chair, aud the meeting was
occupied In periecng the preparations Tor the demon
sroon at the Cooper Institute next Thursday evening
Resides an address by George Francis Train on Ihe
ts and Character OF the Apostle of Temperance, tho
Rev Mathew, and his mission TO America tne
Ue.known Fenan agitators, Warren ana COstelO are
eYneced 10 be present, and musical exercises were ar
a,eed The meeting decided TO publish the lettere OF
inyatou and the response OF Mr.. Train. Committees
nred that invitations had been sent to many Leaning
cfyens OF York, asking them 10 DC present anu
tbat the Father Mathew No. Bank had volunteered
,as annonted TO decorate tie hall The arrangements
hai Lave been made and In progress are intended 10
ts'r one Of Inc largest and most effective dcmonstra
tens ever made by the Father Mathew organization o
- Wells esq OF the firm OF Fowler IL Wells, VIII ple'
Ia and deegatOns from other States have bee prom
d Tho proceeds will DC devoted to tie Fadher Mathew
Snciet
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cnsroM.HousE REGuLArIoNs.

Mr.. f. A. Merritt, Naval Officer, has favored
the Deputies Clerks and other employees under bis con-
troll with the following very strict and wholesome rules
and regulations for their government. Mr. eornel 3
Franklin Special Deputy, under the direction OF the
Naval officer Will have general supervision OF the once
Mr. Edward do Forest, Deputy, viii have charge %
rooms Nos and @ embracing the entry
amendment lauidation manifest, debenture
GLORIA, and cashiers departments hr; siias
W Burt Deputy will have charge OF the warehoa i' hs
and auditing bureaus Hours for public business win De
from O'Clock a. IN. O'Clock r. M but cielhs M ~
Gnred TO remain duty until o'clock OF i' ~ ' ho
hnslness OF the day is completed ABSENCES alo W 80
peported by the Deputies TO the Naval OlnSsp' AUG
miles, satisfactory excuses are rendoseo' INC P ni
III viii he Immediately removed any COZ
sion with importers or others, by any employe or the
Office whereby Revenue may De bo m md
aRv offer Of nyempoyS Of the oee by
any importer agent or broker 70 ve c S ~ 6s
snsoI Dennty During business hours good order tenn
Derance and ooal proprey are strictly required VI All
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determination And in view OF what is due from one
who takes upon himself the responsibilities OF that high
position both 10 the good Of the Commonwealth
ana the exalted character Of the Court ITSELF and not
losing sight Of the effect OF my past pursuits upon the
question OF present fitness feel IL my duty to respect
Iuy aeenhe the appointment cannot do this, however
without acknowledging the high honor conferred upon
me by TINS unexpected nomination. The Office was the
acme Oh my early professional ambition and the regret Is
poignant mat ever turned away from the path that
70 Allow me to express TO you my gratitude for
Tue 700 generous and partial terms which you have
conveyed % Inc this Offer. They value above all
price as TIE Of the Chief Magistrate OF the
nODlest commonwealth in the world, and the sincere
utterances OF tried and true friend am truly yours,
49, II. j.. DAWES.
HIS Excelency WM. CLAFLIN. Governor. DC. Boston.
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MUSIC
RossINI's MAss-PosrPoNgMEST.

ROSSINTS MASS-POsTP0NHNENT'
The promised performance of ROssini's Mass,
last night. at stenway Hall, did not take place. pa'
card at the door announced that In consequence OF the
storm it had been postponed until further notice. This
unfortunate for the ceased before o'clock and
thels would probably have been large attendance. We
informed that the Mass will be given next Saturday
at a matinee at the Academy OF Music. Persons who
bought seats for Sundays performance have their
money refunded or their tickets exchanged
MUSICAL NOTES.
The concert given by Mr. H. Willard, on Friday
evening ut Steinway Hall, was remarkably successful
Madame Parepa Rosa was the chief attraction.
The Boston Peace Festival Committee on Ac-
commodaton of Strangers have established bureau at
No GAG Westinghouse, Boston, Room A. where record
win be kept OF such roODs halls vestres or unoccupled
houses may be secured for the comfortable shelter OF
the thousands of persons In excess or the ordinary &c
furnished by the city hotels VINO VIII
visit Boston during the Jubilee week IN June.
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BRUTALITY ON SHIPBOARD.
THE RICHARD ROBINSON.

THE RICHARD ROBINSON.
The ship-carpenter Waldemer 3. Deeck of
the American ship Richard Robinson the crew of which
brutaIy treated during her recent voyage from
Liverpool to this port has made an afidavit setting
forth additional facts TO those already ascertaned in
gard to the dongs Of the Captain and first mate OF that
ship Deeek deposes that he joined the ship at Holy
head. The Captain had the vessel towed sea by
tug twice. and after sailing down the Irish Channel day
or So on the excuse Of ordering main lower top
sail yard, and Of defective pumps twice returned to
port at each time Of starting lie had caused the to
man the rigging and cheer his wife as she was leaving
the ship in tug Before sailing the second time Of
the mon jumped overheard and went on shore to
report the ship to the police authorities, who
ordered the captain and mate TO appear before justice
but captain hurried the ship of to before the next
morning When in the Irish Channel the captain MAIN
tanned that the pumps gone, and put into Queens
really in good condition Desiring TO get new ones the
captain ordered him Deeck to break the pumps with
maui while they were being hoisted out Of the pump
well. The eadwork was broken all to pieces, the frag-
mens stored the hold and new pumps were fixed
in at Queenstown The captains wife again boarded the
ship at Queenstown remained till 1t reached New York
and endeayored TO restrain the brutal treatment Inflicted
on the crew by the captain and mate by throwing
board all the liquor Deeck asserts that the
in fact do ali that he did on the tr-to beat the eamen
with cub-under penalty Of killing him If
he refused TO comply with their wishes. The
most severely beaten during the passage from
Hoyhead TO Queenstown and Of the sailors jumped
OverbOa ard TO escape attempt made 70 prevent
his drowning and he enfeebed by blows given by
the mate with aXhande as TO be unable TO assist him
self Another seaman beng missed was at length found
secreted in the hold He taken deck and fastened
to the forward gaeys together with the seaman who
had fed him during HIS concealment The crew. accord
ing the affidavit often complained of short ratons on
occasion the captain replied to the complaint by or
dering the carpenter TO mix up lot OF shavings aud
sawdust have 1t cooked by the cook and dealt out to the
crew. with half pound OF beef (rOten) The mate eX
changed all the pork on board for liquor and fish while
the ship was at Queenstown.
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The Workingwomen's Protective Union has
been removed 10 No 4s eeckcrs, where the rooms arc
now open for the transaction OF business
The moving of furniture over the ferries
during the past three days all in one direction
out OF town. The number Of loaded furniture IueEs
passing the Brooklyn and Wiia9lsourgn Ieafiss
variOusly estimated from 800 to eco for the three days
Whale the number coming into town Is placed ri 0n iouI
or i've per cent OF the whole The exodus INTO WesGncs
200 families believed to have left the city IA ths III
recton The emigration into - hot 81 noasy
but has probably reached 100 families during the pass
week.
Among the arrivals in the city are Senator
Carpenter Of Wisconsin, Il. f. Underhil CLERK OF inc
Albany, and Col d. J. Mitchell Syracuse at the Metro
polita1 Hotel The Hon S Huntington r. Canada
The Hon N. B. judd NJ G, Chicago, the Hon. James n
St. Nicholas HOTEL M Mor S Harvey and NJ Nc
Pherson. st. LOUIS, the Hon NJ; p. Bemns, Albany the
Hon. w. c. LtteiOln, Buffalo Judge II. II. Low Month
cello. Ben Field Albion, and Capt. Harmony y I; Navy.
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen A. c. Jones OF Vrgnias
Cisco, co. at the NewYork Hotel Tho Rev Edmund Wood
ington, at the st. James Hotel.
On Saturday morning Superintendent Ken
nedy received dispatch from Mamaroneok requesting
that detective be detailed to meet the sender at tbs
tive to the recent murder Of Thomas H. Robinson the
eweer, at Rye Neck. sThe dispatch was received too
Soon after o'clock a. M the sender Of the message.
resident Of Mamaroneck called on the
himself possessed Of Information that would lead to
Tue discovery OF the murderer ana requested tat KOod
detective be allowed to accompany him 70 the place
where further information could be obtained Sergeant
heso, commanding tho detective force, sent for aud
the stranger was requested to explain mere fully the IN
FORMATION OF which he possessed, aud what further
ne expected to obtain. The visitor explained that OF his
own knowledge he could say nothing but that he had be-
come possessed OF lock Of the wounded mans halr and
would be only necessary TO place this IN the hands OF
a female acquaintance OF the speaker, celebrated
clarv0yant, residing in Thirty secOnd.st at
all the needed information relative the murderer
IL needless 70 say that Mr. Kennedy CURLY informed
the disciple OF Mesmer that detective business was not
done in chat manner, and ordered him from the Office.
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Deery has made the best run. and RudOlphe the best
average These players equal TO games, and
stand better than any Of tho others Foster ncx
Rudophe has yet play Deery Goldthw9it and Foster
Deery has to play RudOphe, Foster aud Rhnes Foster
TO win first prize will have 10 beat Goldthwa Deery
and Rudophe in succession, and Of the two latter
second time; Godthwait has to play Snyder Rhimes.
RudOphe and Foster; Daniels has TO play Rhnes and
Snyder; Rhines has to play Daniels Deery and Gold
tbwalt and Snyder has To play Goldthwait and Daniels
This afternoon Daniels and Rhines will play and
tonight Foster and GOldthwait. Rudophe will execute
OF his astounding fancy shots This entertainments
especially designed for ladies' and should the
weather not be unfavorable, there will probably be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM THE
QUEENS COUNTY JAIL.

Eorly on Friday morning last Mr.. Joseph
wukenson the turnkey OF the Queens County Jail, was
aroused from his sumber by unusual noise proceeding
from the lower hall of the building and calling his assist
ant he Immediately repaired 10 tho hail. where upon his
arrival he was greatly SURPRISED TO find several prison
ers out Of their cells and ready to take their departure
Mr. wilkinson and his assistant who were heavily
rmed at once compel ed the prisoners TO retire their
cells by threats Of Instant death, and after securing
them searched their persons and cells and found mum
undoubtedly been Conveyed TO them by outside persons
at VARIOUS tme4 Further inspection revealed the Ia2t
the body Of a man. had been cut through ,.he
work leaving but few moments' work to set them
free AS the prisoners had keys fitting n.ost or al
the cells there would doubtless have been genera
iail delivery had not the plot been discovered IN
searching the cell OF David Burke awaiting tal I9I
! der. lilo was found sseEeted " hl ReSzsss@ ps'-
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Turning OF A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

ROCHESTER, May about 81 o'clock this
evening fire discovered in the tower Of tho First
Presbyterian Church. in the Of the City Hall Tho
tower was DESTROYED and the interior OF the church badly
damaged before the ames suppressed The chapel
adjoining was somewhat damaged by the tower OF the
church falling upon It. The fire the work OF an IN
cendary The church IN process OF demoltlon ana
the OrZan had been removed. The insurance Is kOODO
more than enough to the loss. The church Was
built In 1924.
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SUSPENSION Of REBEL PAPER.

RICHMOND, Va, May 1.-The Southern Opinion
announces its last publication this morning The editor
says that he has thought that perhaps tho
mission Of The Southern Opinion had been fulfilled and
adds that the distinct Southern principles upon which
the paper was founded dead in the hearts Of the peo
ple He further says Another fact which Wo cannot
but recognize is that cause, however just and good
ca long OutXe defeat"
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EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE.

St. LOUIS, May IA barrel of gasoline, stand
ing before the lamp Of A. H. Bosford in secondst
near Pine fire this morning, and the lower floor OF
the building was pretty well burned. The second
eoor was badly damaged by water. and much of
stock was destroyed The,bankng house OF G. H. lakln
a. Bro adjoining, was badly scorched but was not ma
teiallv DANA ged. The loss was not ascertalned.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

HavASA MAY The following the report Of markets for re
week ending to-day Sugaae business but prices steady market
closed buoyapt az reals for Nos 10 H. and g9 reals for Nos
DIS Lard 20 for erce and 5c for tins Flour fat
s0250S98 Butter steady Doc Bacon steady l9lc Homer
srm reals wsT-YeoE quiet at 81 ~ White buoJ
Sl2 8 arFobe Petroleum active at 1d6! reals
gallon Potatoes So per Dbl Hams Lumber desaDd
Yellow Pine s2 White s2 Shocks for boxes 10 demand at easg
hOgsheds dull So 1871 Empty Hogsheads steady al 81 -.
Fregh declining Sugar 70 United States s5Ss 50 per boz
IS 8 81 hid Moasse hbd 50 OG 23per tun.
England 3GAs Exchange London ll ala prem Pans.
dl per dis Uue States 50 days sight gold 0 per cent
sight, az prem SugarSoek warehouse
Havana and MstanIaS 29l 500 boxes aud is 90 bids
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BoGLIp % sS2y %GIsos May 81
aud he late Capt IcbabOd sherman .ged q years ~
so Fort Greene on Tuesday the 9Th lust at o'clock
CRAEE-sudden Sunday Bugena g. daughter Of George
The relative. and friends Of The family respectfully invited sead
funeral services from the residence Of her parents No rs kAs
to Bethel, Conn, for lnterment
PoLsoM-In Rome Italy March a. 1862 the Hon. George Poison
HI. rSiat1.. and friends the Of Bis brother Charles Po:o
GtSOS. heS Be va. are nysd attend
without further notice.
LTTLBoHNAt No 40 Yves! Thiryourih't 90 the i's 0'I
David Lttlejohn in bis 56h year
Edinburgh. scotland, papers please copy
Livingston, only Of Commodore Livingston u NJ In
The relatives aud friends the family officers cfe Navy
sey Invited 70 attend Gs gPe, TaSn "" &c SsSs
viii be taken Greenwood for insrneut
LYMAN1 J city Ssay MAY y S',1 s p1T%s yo5f s ss
McCRBADY-On Saturday morning Nav AnD ROobaeS ~do" -
Thomas Moc5sad ss S S, -, neg u1 T to attend the fau.
from the TSIhM est Do,fS Reformed G s,ssi W."
MooREAt GsenpOut L, Saturday the LIST inst JOA'hsH
Fa%SG services at Bis late resnce % K.u Gesugoiu.
SIy srs srS invited 1t ,liS to attend Tt6cu. further notice
NEwMAN-At TsyOvn satariay evening. May J. Mra Gather
inc SswmaB wdow Of the late Allen Newman ,ged % rear.
o'clock Up train, is.s TSs1e S.pS S S to s,.s
wheeling West Virginia Newark n j. Washington, D. c. aAa Cha
PATTIsONAt White Plains n y sher brief illness, Joseph
son Of William aud Mary J. Patiso1
The relatives friends othe Amy respectfully nvnei % afa
wednesday the 9Th inst from the residence OF s
Plains Carriages will De waiting AZ the apOt on inc
arrival ofthe 10 o'clock 4. train from New York
sRYMOUR-On morning May aher short nes OF roea
pa,m Of Charles Seymour OF Tie ~ L. inns Ssd
40
Notice OF the funeral in Tuesdays papers
rIBBALS-n Brooklyn May l O'Clock Jennie AureA iAaEh'1'
oftbe Rev Nathan ard Hudsh r. Tbbas aged s. yeas . go
The funeral will place O'Clock on Monday May rom NO III
Gatessve.
Idwin Williams formerly o. Pomhet Conn
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SEVERE GALE AT NEw.oRLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, May IA severe westerly
gale yesterday at the mouth OF the Mississippi swept
away the galleries Of the lighthouse and tho ightk eep
er's dwelling al Southwest Pass destroyed the light
house boats and blew 1--WE feet OF water into the gh
Louse and dwelling The buildings settled foot The
storm also damaged the rigging OF vessels at the Pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
TIN CONCORD MALPRACTICE CASE.

CONCORD, n H., May Ain the case OF
ordway agt Dr. Haynes, for alleged malpractice the
Jury agreed upon verdict at p O'Clock last night AFTER
session OF thirteen The verdict VIII he opened
90 orroy morning It's reported that the plaintiff re-
coynps dama0es somewhere below 81 900. At previous
trial the Jury awarded 5000 damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03

formerly an assistant engineer In tho navy gu - sgns
TO be the ring leader in the movement
heavy pieces Of iron were also found ia dernt pSes
where they had been hid by the prisoners 70 W h.
tempted During the past year several attempts on s1
part OF prisoners have been made to escape ron ~
which have happily been frustrated by the SerH anu ns
Turnkey On this occasion tho Sheriff was away nOm
home which fact probably known TO the prlsoneIs:
Mr. WILKINSON deserves great praise for the courage no
displayed on this OCCASION from the fact that n3 aSs7
tant was tie only person in the building TO assist h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
,vrrpNA1. REVENUE FRAUDS.

NEw-ORLEANs, May IA warrant for the
arrest of j. O. Forbes of the brig Coson has been Issued
upon the affidavit OF Supervisor Creepy He is charged
with fraudulenty branding 5000 boxes OF tobacco Nr
oo,, "a dav also seized 1903 boxes Of tobacco shipped
49,, u0ustS GA He left for Mississippi tonight 10
examine into other alleged irregularities
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THE WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP ST. GEoRGEn

PORTLAND, Me-, May Capt Mulligan of
the steamer Chase from Halifax reports that he visited
the wreck OF the steamer st. George She struck on
Blonde Rock, 1890 o'clock on Thursday night Tho
weather was clear and the calm, with light breeze
On Friday morning the British war steamer Royalht
went TO her assistance and carried the TO Barring
ton She will be total loss. The tide flows through all
compartments. The ROyallst would return ana heIp
IN gay lg
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THE PROGRESS OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SAN Francisco, May 2.-The Central Pacihc
Railroad Company yesterday finished their portion OF the
road with the exception OF two connecting rails which
GOV Stanford will lay Friday or Saturday OF the pres
ent week celebration Of the event will be held III TINS
city and at Sacramento for which extensive preparations
have been made.
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SussiaI Aotis.s.
For I!IinOis and nfi4sourt Traale.
ADVERTISE IN THB QClNCf WhlS,
l2stahlshed IN 1857.
BAILHACHB & PHIL

BAILHACHB & PHILLIPS, Publishes -
Under the oeu aton OF TIKI QUINCY WHO
or with dealers wssssra uHss sSA
Northern Missouri
TIN published both ~ weekly. ia sr'sesS
newspaper Republican In politics
We make specially 81 CONNER eis News having editor
attend solely the commercial department. Quincy Tented ga e
Mississippi River 100 miles AhOv Louis II the second sV @
in point Of population And business importance IAs &c
uunbssS about Is 900 Is Several hundred new ba
ssss,sd annually The new roAi bridge nearly sompeso1
this this hJt point at which haos and Missouri are sopses
rails Tia bulb Of our crsu Aon distributed In the oo- 9ssrr
uhnois-AiAma hsnsoe 4, Knox. MeDoaoush, S'Ap'
proSH sanEsnon horgar Pike Macon - rs,i. Llaa
hsonr-seotand, Gle RI SuiTAn Adair h9oh Ls"~ - -.- d
Shelby, Asfioa, honrOs livingston, Charter oraa'''
Terms for adysrhsng moderate Aaa6es. III
49, =, Rosadslsssc RoPULA and al chronis
PURIFIERS THB BI Bop and CURES By the Med
Of the Bio Cd Liver and kdns,s s-ps tesona
S1,.nsIsbs cu z ,s Rcssdss tsr tS Sa 81 Exchange
Prepared ouly, Sy Dr. j. J. LAWRENCE w.
place, Bl1inO' q Nd For sale Ios X p HENRI,
1T ----.IiaS Chairs, frOn go 70 80 Tor OF
lhvh as ns use the hands can proper aau e hem-
aeo Any one bssds child OF nIe years can pusn grown
person sbOat I9'AI ssTTsPfiEs SMITH No % Williams
MH-" ioI a-S------M Meet IL Chandon's 1.
DRY IMPERIAL CTIN P0ILl. I
,,,ss 1865 For sale With all aueias dealers vines h.s-
.o,rs 1909 N'"V M oScHS
,,s MEXICAN and EUROPEAN FAIEhIo.
"fssnty years sIRerenes
PsnpSIs, OfLAu aud lnfOrDation itee
-AIbert Gates DBALBR IN FINR W. fCES JRWRLRT ssa
siiVERWARR, No. les Broadway, mp sts ,rs
ID, % Special attention to Reps ring Fine Watches
TO Railroad D. travellers.
Have {oa seea 70 TasY'a SASu AkOsd BAGE'ss GAEsh.
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THE FIRE on DC

THE FIRE on BOARD THE STEAMSHIP SUSSEX,
sAvANxAH, Ga, May 1.-The Board of Survey
an the shin sussex returned the city last night The
matches were removed and the FIRE found to have been
subdued TO considerable extent Ihe cargo VIII n DC
"a gifU
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c,nr1Nn az A sTEAMER.

Sr. LOUIS, May 2.--An Omaha dispatch says
the steamer Nick wall. from ST. Louis 10 Fort Benton
struck snag below Brownsville NeP, and sunk Most
OF the ca1gO will be lost.
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NAVY GAZETTE
1-Lientenant- Commands
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May l-Leutenant- Commander
Phillip H. Cooper ordered
A. R. McNay has been detached FROM tho
granted leave Commanders Richard g.
Chew d. Sabee and g. DB Gdden from the Aao squadron
awaiting orders Lieut. Chaa Train the 0bserYsry Of b
city has been ordered 10 the Sabine on the 18th inst
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THE BALLARD TOURNAMENT.

On Saturday the sixth day of the tourna-
nent Deery defeated Daniels in the afternoon by S5
points, averaging 2Oi and at night Rudohe' averaging
Js beat snyder ia points. The beat runs Of the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03

DIR. Blanck, the alleged abortionlst, VINO d Io
,el sueido In HV OoRon last week. Is imptoSlhs lie
ti c0nndcut that when Judge Bedle e1ni,h1 % ne
ncJral testimony In the cnse the prsoheis n 20 a.
GLraY his LIE.
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MARRIED.
OWEyS-RENVILl

owESS-RBNvLLB-0u Dec 2 1867 By the Rev. Dr. John Dow
ling residence Jas r. Owens 70 Caroline kea1ie.
both Of this city
RAYMONDVAN vECHTENAt st. Peters Church. Albany the
29tb Of Apr bv Right CToswe Doane Bishop Of tho
Diocese George Raymond Cornea c. daughter Of Abraham
Van Vechten
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Misssquoi Spring Water.-The only known remedy Zoe
and all diseases OF the kneA Sod By all drggg Depot
No College Place, New York
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The New Fuller & Barnum "Pinching Tuck Marker'
the Goodrich for al Machines W. BARSgH No 6j6 Broad
way three doors below Beskerst NsWYOk Tuckng to order