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New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
DONENTIC utpEpTs

PauADgLPHA, Nay 4-Cotou uuelangd Four very heavy;
Red 10 banged amber 81 Co. sge dsesed at 81 a Core srSsf
hsSs At s19S.; MIss wes'sl. sias, Oats sendL w,ie
bukI Rsansl uiehsd COaee la Ro 1a7le, GOD sugar
.Sns .Ssns whs s7sS % s' as g. F''''' "a
s, M g.1c. 0s 5sT arm s. sTd -dy q 1 %
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cs.s @ sui sad Sesk It Sa1se % western Fys 81 ss Is gS
lie shoulders Ic Hans lSao Lad i'm At 9c vLsly sG
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hush obeboTgu Club At 81 & lO bu's CIoce ss "a, "
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IS s5rBs aud Fs Doubls Extra IS asa 90; rree Era = 10
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Hogs stradJ a. S8d - 70 =. So. ,
Can he Oa 7le Ia storeA beat 1000 bush Com
ia 900 bash Oats bash Rye 3lUO bu-h Flour qu aa1
s.aly AT SIS CITY Gounh Wheat sud a - de-
af.: saes hasn. No Nganre tub 81 25 iire
800 bush NIWaukes az 81 3ii 40 bu No Mis- saaAsr a
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saes bush no While, Hes. az '2c 6 O 0u,b Nes rr
Cd7Oe, scoordng TO qaitv klorei nrIly L. Oa's Jul
sedyi 1900 bash WeseH a. .f Rye 8nla u ~ q
Csusds At delivered Peas naI - la ~ IS
auautiy quality noma; Frk salt
s1 81 for Heavy Meas Lard sasier m ai9c Bh~ines uns
usd; 81 % offered 81 VI asked - .-... -
LOrsVLLE NaT "a Cotton sdv Low M1ing 25lDe L. Good
ortnary Baonu-Sloaiers BE; Lef kh shss aalc
SIDES, 7Ql7tc Mes Pork seaf AZ - sJl - lad a
Il lslc Prime ic Foar tet az r0 - y Tor
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Oats ouiet % 702c g. bl Toh5cc-Laf sts ls bbi%
Pse Lus CgnE Lass sbd Fl1i AanuiletuefE
Lef eel Whisky Raw, SiaS 81 0l; kecuaed strong 81 Si@
~ 25
MuwAuEEz MAY 24Fosr qn: ard unchanged Wheat alii a.
81 f5 fr ll Tor No Oats du. Ctra nonilaA hs
dull nominal Gniu FTeEits quiet and nuehangri
Wheat demand; saes OF No a. - l" ~
no l3i l3I. Corn Advancing ard meatr ae~i al
Of so s5d5 &C. Oats trcilug nd Ho3'J
asye s 0t9i Rye easter; sales " No "urr to
81 TO- Barley dul nonss higl hls e' hnIefs an 80
sps: ,s-~s o. Msss Pork, %3a+Jl 81 isf-, to';
SEs.f rics'ed Ilams Sweet smoked Haas nc Dy 80
SbonIlers i?- ese i2c packed, short ribbed Mds ie - =
live Ia active 65a 80 % G fair % e n; a.
40 2 fsr good choice. Cattle and strai AZ
eos and h eersi 80 30G 20 Tor TAR ay ga - %
~ good5 smooth shipping bseYes
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
THE McuENRY INQUIRY CAsE-sEcoSD TRIAL

THE McHENRY INQUIRY CAsE-sECoND TRIAL.
United States agt. John ID. MeHenry-Before
Judge Benedict in the United States Circuit CourtThis
case previously tried and the facts in which were at tho
time Of trial fully reported has como up for re'tral
The Jury In the first trial. after being out As hours, stood
as they did when they wen. outeght for the Govern
nrnt and four for the defendant and they having de-
cded 1t impossible 90 change their minds were dls-
charged. The defendant,it may be rememhered, IS
charged with perjury IN having made false aHdayts aud
given false testimony against Edward A. Rollins, Late
Commissioner OF Internal Revenues Thomas Harland,
late Deputy Commissioner OF Internal Revenue; Samuel
N Pike whisky rectier and Opera House proprietor,
and Charles Loeb disler. charging that Harand re-
ceyed a bribe from Pike. and that Rollins received
bbe from Loeb. Tho Government, IN opening the case.
claimed that these ailavits made and testimony
given furtherance of conspiracy formed for the reno
val OF Messrs Rollins and Haraud from office, an object
Mr. John A. Buckley eager 10 accomplish and. that
plans came in contact with the defendant,
who was at ennnty with Rollins and Harland,
and eagerly made the adavits aud gave the testimony
in question 10 further the common object OF himself aud
BinCkley--the removal Of Rollins and Hnrhnd.
Commissioner Gutman called by the Government, tes
titled that the atfdayts In question were made before
him.
The testimony both sides will be substantially the
same as that given the former trial. the Government
introducing evidence show that at the times when 10
charged by Mr. Henry that the brbes were received by
Rollins and Harand neither OF those parties were NJ tho
places named by Mr. Henry, and tho defense en3eayor-
ing 20 disprOve that evidence.
The trial will probably last week.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

oDoo cororor F7vpn was yesterday requested to
hold an Inquest ne corner Of %, naS nf
thirty-frstst. and Fhthavep over cue pVuy hdnri
received days ago BY being seTS T4 Hepa soan
az V & and his wife mad indscreety caused
his his home hc protest at tSe
af removal bastened C0sRrOve's death. Coroner
Keenan, will to-day hold inquest at No 7I6 Thirdaye,
over the body Of owen Mulsan, who was, on SUNDAY
Oisht Tnn over and instantly killed IN Thirdaye near
Forfyeighth.st by No 9G OF the Thrdaye ihe.
Coroner Flynn Will to-day hold an inquest al no ~
Eighth-ave the body OF Hugh Peterson, VINO ucu
suddeHly from disease of the heart.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
INQUEsTs.

Coroner Keenan, held an inquest yesterday
,yer the body Of James Whalen, native Of Ireland
,ged 6s years. who died suddenly at No % @ulberryst
fntemtsrance was the cAuSo Of death Also the
6odY "a an unknown man. abOnt 20 years OF age, found
6OatinR In the North Riyer OF Pier No. a. The body
Wa removed 70 the hoLgne Core senlrmer held an
inauegt over tho body II AaTgaret 0onrtD native OF
Ersla0d aged 80 years, who died suddenly At NO. ITO
Gat0fst FROM the effect Of excessive intsmnAr-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

SAFES TO LET ny THE NATIONAL PARK BANK IN
THEIR BURGLAR AND FlRE.rgooF FAUTT.-Parties
who aTe occupying or who may occupy Safes In
said Vault, are informed that two capacious Safes,
Cxs feet set aside for the gratutous storage OF
SILVER WARE and other VALUAHrEs, whilo tho
owners are absent from the city. 10 those dosirous
Of obtaining the greatest security for their valuable
papers, We would state that there aro stl few
Safes 10 be rented in tho SAVE DEPosIr YArlr oI
thIs Bank -Nr u
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

: SEVEN PER CENT Bonds OF tho RoCKFoRp. Rock
ISLAND, AND 81. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, princi
pal and interest payable in gold, free OF Government
tax Large purchases Of these bonds have been made
on foreign account, and offer only very limited
amount We recommend the bonds as one of the
best secured aud most profitable investments on the
market. HENRY CLEws & Co, Bankers,
No. 32 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
pRoBABLE MURDER NEAR PEEKsKILL.

The body of Charles L. Mclean, young
man 81 years Of age, and resident OF Peekski was
found IN the woods south Of the village
OF Peeksk about 10 o'clock Saturday morning, with
bullet hole the forehead and eye badly bruised.
BY tho side OF the corpse lay single barreled red ps-
toll Coroner McEntee held inquest but the Jury have
not peen able agree upon verdict there suspi
cons OF foul play The inquest has been adjourned
nil Thursdav next
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

FIRST MORTGAGE Six PER CENr GOLD BoNDs OR
THE 81. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD or MIS-
souRI-We aro now closing cut the balance Of these
desirable Bonds at the very low price of bit aud ac-
Crued interest IN currency Total issuc Is limited 10
lcss than $4,000 per mile and secured by mortgage,
ON the whole road quipmcnts and entire property Of
the Company. valued nc least at three times the
amount of tho Bonds. thus making the security first
class in every respect aud Of the most profitable
for investment now in the market. The price of
these Bonds is about % per cent less than o. s. IRE
1irrnfiCs and pay the same interest, whllo the Sc
curty il equally good. The reason that We can re-
commend theso Bonds highly is, FIRST: The
amount of Bonds per mile ~ only about One-half that
on most Of the roads in the country Second: The
stock subscriptions furnish nearly all the means 10
build the road. Third: These Bonds are secured by
a mortgage on the whole road, roadway rolling
stock depots machine shops, warehouses. lands &c.
and ali the property Of tho Company. Fourth: for
the satisfaction aud security of the bOndholders tho
mortgage is made TO the 4" Farmers Loan aud Trust
Company" lof New-YOrk who are the Trus-
tecsl, where tho principal and interest Is pay
able Ttnh: Tho bond money is drawn by
tho Railroad Company from the T. l.. Il S. CO.. at the
rate OF about $1,000 per mile only as the road Is ac
tually completed. NLrih: This road completes the
last link OF the only direct route from 81. LOUIS 10
Omaha also connecting with several OF the principal
lines from the East thus forming q direct through
line from the Atlantic 20 the Pacific. SereRh The
populous rs we'll the richest agricultural district
in the State OF Missouri which Will furnish local
business enough TO make itself sustaining; while
the through business. which must necessarily be very
large will make IL of tho best paying roads IN the
country. EiChh 1hc general principle en which
these Bonds lssucd is such that we can recommend
them TO our friends and the public as security which
is all that could bo desired 10 safety and profit 10
TCRSHR BROTHERS, Bankers, Ncw-York.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
TCRSrR BRorIrRs, Bankers. New York

RIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND Bonds, FREE or UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by 1.G32,OO0 acres Of choice
lands and by the railroad its rolling stock and fran
chises, and yielding in currency nearly TEN PER
CENT PER ANSUM. We recommend these bonds rs q
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
profit Of nearly TWENTY PER- CENT, besides receiving
ono per cent in gold additional income A limited
amount fos sale, and full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

Crude Turpsnae 03bbs Tar 44Obbl Ro $50 bha pok sO
and t5a Beef ~ pkgS Cut Mea 2 Lard sis As
1919 pkgs Batter 400 boxes Cheese II bbs Tslow
OIL 900 pkga OIL Cake, bbA Copper 70 cakes
whisky s5 hbs Egg 2a5 bales Wool Hsps 10 q M a
leather 3t7 Hs 20 bales des Ga bids TObsees 63l
cases Tobacco 70 ps ead73 bhA Sugar 2 Cooa e. "a
boxes Starch 3lS bags PeaHuts 80 bd skin IA pig BesssL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
GeTaTtc NARKRTS

fpeT Steamship China, al San FrdaciA2l
CANTON April iSales o. GuupoNder Tea eogef IA s
Tie Silk market 1Eatee Slid grated
Cumehook 8 rs 93d SO " pical
MAsILA April ri ship Rather loading Suxar for a
Gl3 snd Hemp = w. Coffee Is &l6a5
Hemp, &C. Market drm. Exchange on London A ia
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
NArInNAL SrOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, May 2l-P. NJ.

Gold opened Mt 141s sold at 1921, closing weak
lntoIni Bids for sl,ooO,OoO Of Treasury gold were
opened this morning The total bids amounted 10 1850,
OOO at prices ranging from lHisali232. The awards
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
THE MARKETS.
NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET

FOR fIIb WEEK ENDING MoHDAI, May -, 1fe.
beeveL CoWA VsAi sheer ADD 4AAsbA BNihs. Total
GUt u 3To 7osa s2,t9 s6sf
These were sold AZ the following marketpness;
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

Thomas Alton, President OF the st. Louis Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company has received dispatch from
Charles Anderson, President Of the Memphis Commer
cal Convention informing him that the people will sub
scribe the 100000 Of land asked for the extension
Of the Iron Mountain Railroad TO Memphis.
TABLE Of The Acreage AMOUNT Of Loans Specie Oircula
ton. Deposits dIId Legdi Tenders the Blilks or Me
Gig Of NeW.York for he Week ending Saturday, Nay
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
puILlDELPuIA cArrLg MARKET-lIAr "a

efCe doll ssi lswer sales Of Ltal gI0os fr fru
Peusssua snd Western Steers; gq,c FOR ar % gooi 81 - >
sro,. suaUn. - fair deaaud. ss Cd" l let @ -
lie HOGS orrri sse 81 oi bead g E.S aA -
Sop. and 81 u per cNL Hgt fsr con iea
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25


Han st. jos Land Chic c. Eastern h Mort. 80
Lack Western Bonds l( Chicago lad lst Mort. 89I
Dell Lack Wn % Mor.... 80 lTol Peoria War D. %
Toll Wsb lss Mort eHtd 81 lTo Peoria War, w. Dec. %
Toledo K wabash zi Mort..... 80
Money was easy at GOT per cent call, with large
offerings to dealers I'm at the lowest rates.
Commercial paper remains dull at 709 per cent with the
bulk Of transactions at per cent.
Sterling Rxchange steady at quotations LONDON eo
days. lO9la1O9t: London, sight, lloi9llO5i LONDON
prime Commercia 60 days, 1854 9l08s; Paris long,
61si a51st Paris, short, 6.l5S5l33; Antwerp oIIt"
6.17i Swiss, 5lsis517i; Hamburg, 95ISooi Amster-
dam 4Oaa4os; Frankfort, 4oa9lOI; Bremen, 7si S7si
Berlin 7OIS1. - .....1f
The transactions of the Office Of the Assistant Treas
urer we're Receipts for Customs sSOO for Gold Notes.
ss5soOO; total Receipts s2le723O III total Payments
taos7, ,S93 i6 balance, tsI,7Oo,0O2 O5.
The earnings OF the Chicago and Northwestern Kali
road Company for the third week In May were
Ise9 .S29Is9I II 1863 S271a o. ISe... S67al q
4l,t.. Amin 9la raaf
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
RECEIPTS OLE pRnnICE.

Per Tesssli italroads, North Rsrsr.
Ill e9S bsla Cotteu 82aG Lba e 10 bush Wheat
hush tlblah Oas 7 bush 4J bb Corn Me
LSts Reared PeTOouh, Go bb TuTgeaae B btL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
Fnantial.

DAYMENT of POTSDAM AND WATER.
Il TOWN RtILsDAU BONDS.
TIE BONDS Of the POTSDAM And NAiLkioNN RAILROAD
COMPANl guarautssi b. the Nu,,posn aad R'a au go
paw das Dee g vii be PAID. a. ar 80 si -! oiJs-s
loo ugen prsoutatior the MeTcaIi.e N4oa4l bsuA
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
GRAIN, PROVISION. AND OTHER MARKETs.

lcIrvialiy rru0r;ed for TnE TEIBrSEl
AsuES-Ths marse qulet steNy; 53D
81 DO lof Pots. Pearls p nominal al ~ p - ~
COTTON DemsBd moderate a1d The wihnt spirits prices
before ssEr pJrici sales % J. o. ba-s j33 saturday
evrurgl u Wh so we're el by laers By spectators aId 3lJ
bv Me- ultr rss l1gs-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

lcble < Milwaukee. lst M..... 9nI
Chic. 4 g. Eastern lst Mort. 95
lCd. Chicago 4 lad. LIST Mort .. S9i
lTol., Peoria & War, y D.. 50
Tol., Peoria L War, w. De-" IS
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amount sim On hand, 81, 691 70. OF the eighteen
lodges In the State ell, except one In Newburg are
In New York and Brooklyn.
DISCHARGE or THE CUBAN RECRuITs.-The dis
charge OF the Cuban recruits nom Fort Lafayette
took place on Friday. Nearly all the men slept upon
the grass at the Battery that night having no homes
to 90 TO nor money with which to procure lodgings
few were accommodated at the First precinct station
house. Yesterday morning the men were each pald
ten dollars by the Cuban Junta Most OF this money
was soon spent In the neighboring liquor shops, and
there was much quarrelllng and lighting among Inc
recruits. In one instance an lrishman was STABBED
and slightly injured by Cuban. squad OF police
from the First precinct station house was sent 10 the
Battery TO dispense the men, which was done.
few OF them, however afterwards returned, anu are
still lettering around the Battery.
THE DROWNING OF Mr.. FELLuEIHR.-The case
OF Mr.. julius Fellheimer drowned on Sunday the
18th inst, by being th0ughtlessly pushed
into the river at the bathing establish
ment foot Of Sixty-sixth street, East river,
by young man whose name and residence
are unknown, was further investigated yesterday by
Coroner Flynn, at his Ofi1ee IN the City Hall. TWO
witnesses were examined, but no important 1nfor-
nation was ELECTED, further than the fact that one
OF the bathing masters made strenuous efforts 10
rescue Mr. Fenheimer after ne had been pushed into
the river 1t is believed by many that The man re.
spOnsible for the lamentable occurrence beheved
deceased was one OF his friends at the time OF
pushing him into the water At all events no criIni-
nal intent IS alleged against the unknown man Tor
his act and by making his appearance he VIII incur
no risk OF losing his liberty. The case was further
adjourned Till next Saturday
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s; p; Bruce's Dr. or g. 9. windqui', BY vandal
oem Fance, by C On Me',o,, r.x,0non n.
S. D. Bruceis CHI, Oh. c. Mozart by imp. Australian,
dam sister TO Idiewild, by Lexington,
s. D. Bruce's ch C. Seymour, BY imp. Australian.
dam Young Ellsier, by imp. Yorkshire.
rb Isaac ". pennocks en-; G. by Norton, dam jose
Thomas ". ,Doswell,s Oh. T.. Ecllptic by imp.
Eclipse, dam Nina, by Boston.
Thomas w. Doswell's b. T., Midday, by imp,
Eclipse, dam Nnette by Revenue.
Peter Mltcheps Oh. T., by Blackjack, dam Lady
John II. Davis b. c., Keso by Voucher dam BY
Epsllon out OF Rnth's dam.
5Sn q damn damn BY p
Johu II Davis en-. G., by imp bennington dam
Unline by imp Yorkshire.
100 pounds; usual allowances to mares and geld
ings;. two and one-eighth miles; $50 entrance
added.
THIRD RAo2-Purse $500, for three-year.olds; one
and half miles, winners Of the Belmont Ladies' OF
Travers Stakes, excluded
FOURTH DAY.
FIRsr RAcE--Purse $500, selling race, one and
quarter miics horses entered to be sold for
$4,000 to carry their appropriate weights for $4,000.
allowed seven pounds; for $1,000. twelve pounds;
Tor $1,000, fifteen pounds.
SECOND RAcs-Parse $1,000 three miles for all
ages.
THIRD RAoE-Purse 5000, one and three-quarteS
miles, for all ages.
FIRST RAcE-Elurdle Handicap; two miles, over
shurdes al fec, nigh; for horses only that start u
slOo to the second Horse il three or more start.
SECOND RAcs-purse $500, for two-year ODDS; one
lbs. extra; OF BOTH 10 lbs extra. Entrance added.
| THIRD RAcE-sequel Stakes. for three year: olds;
Eemo as or & p esa " Dos
| 10 lbs. extra Tne following are the nomin atons-
J. W. Weldons D. c., by Swigert's Lexington. dam
| by Churchill, out Of Mary Brennan By Richard
II. II. sanrara's b. (. Niagara, by Lexington, dam
| Is. II. Sailor Us ch T. The Nun, by Lexington, dam
Hunter h Tlavers' b. c. Canny BARN. by imp. Bal.
| rownie, dam Fanny Fern, by Glencoe.
| Denison 4 crawfords Or. c. Narraganset, by imp.
| Eclipse dam Jessie Dixon, by Arlington.
August pe!moats ch. 9. Fenian, By imp Mickey
Free, Gam imp. Spiletta. by Stockwell
caroni, dam Elu1da by Faugh-a -Eallagll.
R. v. Caaeron'a imp. OF; !: invercauid' py 81
C. F. Elweas' br. c. fhunderbolt by Thunder. dam
| Verge, by Van1al.
Bowie & Halls b. c. Legatee. by Lexington, dam
f. i. McGraths Oh. c. Barney Stone, py Rhin.
odyne, dam Roxana, by imp: Chesterfield:
Il. T. Mcgrath's br. 9. DulIy, by Hunters Lexing-
JJ o Faiicn IS en-. c. Athlone. by Lexington dam
| Alabama, by Brown Dick.
j: j; ORATORS b & Alta vela, by vanaal. dam
w. cottIre ch. c. Coitrill, by Daniel Boone, dam
Maggie g.
w. COttrlls CD. /. carrie r., bY Daniel Boone,
| dam Lilly Ward
l. W. Pennock's b. c. by Cotton, dam Josephine
r. Rowan, by Inc Colonel.
| SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000; handicap for ali horses
that have at this meeting; one and three quartet
| miles; entrance money added.
SECOND KAcE-Purse $1,000; four miles, for an
| ages.
once during Tie meeting allowed lbs twice, 10 lbs
| three times is us. Entrance free.
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Tue SARATOGA RACES.

The sixth annual meeting Of the Saratoga Associa-
ION win be preceded by match day, July 81, when
the following important races will be rum
MATCH for $4,000. One mile.
A. nelmonrs Gu. f. Finesse, years, by Lexington,
dam imp. Fiagree, by Stockwell.
Hunter Travers ch: I. Intrigue years, by imp.
Barownie, dam Jenny Rose, by Glencoe.
PRIVATE swErPsTAKEs, $1,000 each. half forfeit.
Bowie 4 Halls b. b. Wiley, years. by Uncle Vic,
dam imp. Silver STAR
II. P. hcGraths or. m. Bddy Malone, years. by
l. G. Moore's or, h. General Ewell, years. by
MATCH 81. 500 each, $1,000 forfeit. One mile and
Ih6nias Puryear's b. f., years, by Censor, dam
Pasta, by Revenue.
X. W. Camerons o. f., years, by bennington
Other races will probably be run on the same day.
FIRST REGULAR DAY-AUGUsT4
FIRST RAcE--The Travers Stakes, $50 entrance p.
D., 81 900 added; for threeyearo one and three
quarter miles. The following are the nomina-
Henry oolto1s b. By imp Eclipse sDsos dam by
Kitty Hunt by Alexander Churchlll out Of Misietoe
A; Be!m9nt,g b. & Glenelg dmp'h BY Citadel out
4. W. Cameron's Dr. c. Glen Nevis dmph BY
Oulston, out OF volucrls bv voltige9r. ..
r. w. Cameron's br. r. Invercauld ump.b by st.
r. ". Camsron's ;. L Inverness imp. by Macca.
ROM, out Of Elfrida by Faugh-a Baliagh.
X. W. Cameron's br. I. 1nverugas gnp.b py oid
Il. w. Cameron's b. T. Inverlochy qmp.h by Old
Calabar, out Of Veronica by Cruiser.
Charles w. Bathgate'e CHI. c. Alpha by imp. Lapi-
DIST out OF Pauline, by Star Davis.
II. Norris CHI. Co. by Slasher out OF Molie jackson,
BY Vandal.
+. Morris Oh. c., by imp. Eclipse, out Of Fidelity,
by imp. Glencoe.
r. Morris b. T., by imp. Eclipse, dam by Slasher.
A. Belmont's Fenan, by imp. Mickey Free, dam
imported Maud, by Stockwell.
L. w. Jerome's Oh. c. Diadem by imp. Lapidist,
dam Blue Ribbon. by Revenue.
Bowie 4 Hairs ch. 9. Faust, BY Eugene, dam
Fame by Financier.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25
TIE PARK YESTERDAY.

All the lines OF cars leading to the Park were yes
terday crowded with pleasure seekers as early as
two O'Clock. There is q regular "ser' who periodi
cay go to this delightful retreat-no that there Is
any particular affinity between its members, or any
actual organizations but that vast army Of nurses
with their infants, may be seen at any time on Sat
urday afternoon swarmlng over the Mall and losing
themselves In the tortuous wndings Of the Ramble
They did not by any means make up the whole OF
the large crowd that assembled there yesterday to
hear the music though they were tho
first on the ground. Afterwards came the
spruce little clerk, with green neckte, paper col
lar and a thousand year, whose place OF employ
ment closes at three O'Clock. Then young ladies
begin to make their appearance IN white with their
neat little bonnct6 trimmed with selection OF natu-
raj flowers. There is pleaty OF room on the Mall,
80 they try to see how the Arabian bend viii DO as
the successor OF the Grecian. and some exquisite
rolls OF the eyes were noticeable In the more par
ticularly stunning portion OF the FAIR vlstors by
four O'Clock The large crowd moves leisniey up to-
ward the music stand. About this gorgeous piece
OF gingerbread workmanship are the centres
OF interest when the band plays. Yesterday the
arrangements were very fine for the auditors, tents
being erected, under which comfortable seats were
placed for radius of hundred feet. The scene at
this point was very animated Dodw rims band,
covered with white beavers dlscoursed slch popular
music as ''SanorlBoy," 'Lancers," ala Venve Gle
quot" and gems Ike The "WalnuL Grove Waltz and
strong Hibernian accent stood little. IN the DIS
lance speaking IN carefully measured accents OF Tie
wonders OF the unsl9htly dromedary whose master
he has the honor TO be, and the gaping crowd took
In everything he said. Over on the common towards
Eighth avenue were scores OF ball CLUBS taxing
turn at the national game; shrtless and snoeIess
boys, small atoms Of girls baby carriages temper
ance tracts, ana other incongruous persons and
things, could DE seen spread over the common; tie
lake boats did good business during the day, and
the wharf was lined with people anxious 10 take u
miniature excursion; the animals were grazing on
the sward in view Of the Arsenal, whica building IL
SELF together with the Cave, drives statgary, iarem
lane and spring waters came IN Tor good share OF
attention,