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New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

present Dir. Charles Mcintosh, superintendent OF the
Eric Railway Ferries 8ir. e J. NJ Derrick Chief Archi-
tect oi the road Mr. George Hall General supply Agent
MI. II. Riddle, eX-Superinendent Of the Erie Hallway
Mr ssson one OF the Directors and OF the North
aud superintendent OF the Peoples Line Mr.. William b.
Alien, Mr.. Thomas Barbour OF Paterson Mr.. j D. Dore
Tayler Of the Fifth Avenue Theater and Messrs CHIP
pendale, Peek and Hammond from the Grand Opera
House Eyory one seemed in the best OF splrita and
nothing occurred mar the pleasure OF the occasion
Inc Jay Could began running regularly at O'Clock yes
teday, ana makes trip every 20 minutes In connection
with the Onaaska which viii probably be used till the
completion Of the James Fisk,jr The Gould Is remark
ably last boat for dOubeendeT" and lnsdc the trip
Yesterday afternoon against wind and tide, inside OF IL
minutes There Is no doubt that this ferry, titus ansp
ci0usy opened. will prove highly divanta gcos TO up
town people, aud that 1t will receive patronage amply
sufficient to justify the enterprise and foresight Of the
Erie Company in starting H.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
LECTrKES. MEETINGS. &c.

Daily prayer meetings are held at the Greene
st. Methodist Church, No. 50 Greenest' from IL to l
o'clock
The Anniversary OF the New-York Magdaen
Beney ocnt Society viii be- held this evening at the Asy
lum, On Eighty -eghth-st., near Fiith-ave
The new synagogue of the congregation
,haaray Tetla" Furtytourthst, near broadway, will
ba cousecraed ON Tuesday afternoon noxt.
The Phrenocosmian Society of the College OF
the city Of New York will hold their 18th anniversary on
Friday evening, May Z, at the Academy OF Music.
The annual meeting for the Society Tor the
Prevention OF Cruelty Animals viii be held this even
ing at < o'clock. Ia Room No Is Cooper Institute DiS
guished speakers will address tho meeting,
George Francis Train will deliver q Iec.ugo ..c
for tho benefit VI tho Father Mathew Temperance As
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
TIE BILLIARD TOURNAMEYI
FOSTER DEFEATS RUDoLPHE.

FOSTER DEFEATS RUDOLPHE.
The contestants yesterday afternoon were
Edward Daniels and Peter Snyder. Both played remark
ably wen, runs OF 80 and upward being quito frequent
As had been expected by those who had watched the
tournamentgames closely, snyder the winner his
majority being iO9 aud his average 2J The score and
''1,y p,Sygi."o 1,5 ns.luau u2l9 IS IsoOa@Gaa3a0a
oAgL1G6.36 o. l16, -. O. 80 13,111 39 49, d.
SSYpEH-i5 G. o IS 49, a. IS 100. III ~ 7s
r. L9'oo o6o36. 80 o Is. 09' oS H. o. 81. o.
aS.lr,r o. TH1 rt,L -.
IN H, me-. a. de- ia Iol I7 .ni ioi
D.ss s5 ssI 10 tHTy pysDsd'' ayd regis,'
sarisr O. Sras a, the halDaaisl' q snydsr; BhnAs-
The game between Rudopho and Foster so long looked
forward to- was the card at night, and the hall was
nlled 10 replcon RudOphe quickly took the lead aud
when the ian innings had been reached no $40 20
Fosters 2i6 At the 29d innings the positions were Syl
and i96 Rudolphe stil ahead. The average at this
stage was rather poor numerically but making allow
auct FOR the excitement which had prevailed, both with
spectators and players, 10 extremely good On the
2sth innings Foster led SEQ to 5 run Of iis, the best
played ~ ;ho tournament, betored Fosters position
considerably, lac being 76l to KudoiphGs 01[, tno mo
The positions: RudolpLc 7Ij Foster 500. Later, Foster
was ON and Rudolphc 160. Tho latter made IL more,
and then Foster made his complement. I2lOwnning by
t4s This game b the only during the tournament in
which Foster has done himself justice ana his victory Is
tribute 10 the virtues OF tea rather than 10 something
stronger lie had set his mind upon winning this game
aud succeeded II is certain however that the audience
vas ANYTHING but wclldlsposed toward Rudolpho. which
was To great extent the consequence OF his own actions
on the night Of his debut. Fosters average was 25A
Fo'rvE-6 6o,os2i42G@6o% g. Q, So 90 o. o. o. , 3 e. r.
|'i o. 90, - a. gi 81 ~ o?GaA IO5 a. I53 90
I!2iOCO . 81, Il, 81 90, D. 1915 CO. 80 a. 10
& l6rse ~ Foster 200 Iuulng-Rulolphe 80 Poster ST.
Aeure-Eufophs ~ Poster 2l Bee! nsa uple 20 Foster
ig " @ Sli.y III w. Poser o. strung
a tie bss-Ruiuphs Foster Baot-adolPhe Foster Tine
hours % minutes Referee Mr. Iemann
This afternoon Goldthwat aud Rhines play, aud to-
night Foster and Deory.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
nm wonKINGwoMEN,s AssocIATION

The regular scmi-mOnthly meeting OF the
WorkingwOmen's Association was held last evening al
Room No q in tho Cooper Institute Miss Susan B An
tbouy I'm the chair The proceedings were orderly an
mated and interesting and tho attendance was very fu
many gentlemen present being obliged 10 stand FOR lack
OF scats Eleanor Kirk read an essay About Women,
prcparcd by Mrs Buard who denounced the prevalent
stye OF female education, ccnsured society for making
marriage the chief business Of wOmans life. and then
frowung on her for making any attempt to secure hus
band and declared that women cannot rse TO
the position God designed them TO occupy until
they are made sclfsupportIng. Tho principal
business OF the evening a lively and pro
tracted discussion OF tho question Who the most
systematic In general business 9nalrs men or women
Mr. Marvin Of NyaCk Thought the question might Dc an
swercd 20 years hence better than He believed any
religion that held women 70 be INFERIOR 10 men was ih-e
and should fall Woman has right 10 stand no the head
Of an army, at me heaI OF te Wold II enc can anu nc
would rather hear the Gospel from the lips or woman
than from fat greasy Fifth.ayc D. d., with his white
ncciuo and Sunday dinner. Mr. Newbod thought
women more ystemalc IN domestic nnalIs ana men ID
Office business, but believed one naturally syste
matte the other. Eleanor Kirk considered the sub
feet tho "sudost" she had heard offered FOR dis
cusson Mrs. Dr. Losier had found much precision In
school among girls as among boy aud thought the diner,
euce manly due 10 eduottloh; SeNcfNI oltf TOOK pht
IN tle debate but no decision was reached. Eleanor
Kirk Mrs. Bnrlcigl and MIs shepherd were appointed
a Committee TO attend the Natohal Llal Rights Asso
citation At Stcnway Hall next week Mrs Norton was
appointed make inquiry about quiet room for
the meetings OF the Association, chct In the lust
tuto or In the PlymptOn Buildings. Miss Anthony
gave notice the Executive Committee il negotiating
Twenty thrd.s TO be known as the " WOmaus Bureau"
ana place where sluiu workers. especially
uoedewOmcn may communicate directly with custOmers
and TINS save the large profit which goes 10 tho
merchant IL also announced that DR.. Charlotte
Social Evil" next Saturday, at D NJ, ut the Womcns
Medical College, corner OF Secondary and TwelftIst
The question: What IS the cause OF the decreased nun
her Of marriages In this country r. proposed by Mr.
lsbury. and assigned as the subject of an essay I0m
Mrs Norton TO be read at the next meeting and 10 Do
| followed by DISCUSSION on the same topic.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
TILE RYE NICK MrRpER.

The investigation commenced by Coroner
Smith OF Hastings Wednesday OF last week INTO the
circumstances Of the murder Of Gilbert ii. Robinson az
Rye Neck on Monday Goth ult, resumed yesterday
a tho Town Hall In Mamaroncck Quite number ui VIZ
ucsscs we're examined but new light was thrown upon
te matter ly the evidence. District Attorney Dyck-
man WIS present during the atcruoon To render Tue IN
ycstgation as efficient as possible On examining inc
pryafe papers bank books &C. found IN the iron SAFE
sundry notes found one Of these was LOT ~ ~
from Mr. Fclyer, who, when called 70 inc tlnhi,
testified that he had owed deceased that amount han
given the note and that tho note wond become uuC on
tbe sth OF July next, when he expected TO pay ~ INC
bank accounts ~ deceased showed that he hnd s9 m INC
Cfizens Savings Bank Of NewNOrk 500 IN TIE Mauat'
IAN Bank OF New York, and $500 In the metropolitan gay
ings Bank New York decd Of property iu rye SItk
was also found. Dr. Hoffman Of Mamaroneck ana pt'
ICuusbcry Of Rye Neck, who made post morem exam
nation 0f the body Of the deceased made written re-
port TO afford time "a secure the attendance OF o,heE
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
GENERAL. TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

.... The Cotton caterpillar has appeared at
occcia, Florida.
.... Margaret Conncll, aged 10 years, was in
stautly killed by thundcrbolt yesterday in Chicago
ALI the Tennessee militia, except five
companies, have been paid OF aud discharged.
"A destructive fire occurred at Whining
ton O. Yesterday, which destroyed the WORKS Ot inc
Cane Fiber Compony. Loss 10000. Nolnfnrance'
.-.. Baron Gerolt the Prussian Minister, and
A. NJ Hancock, L. .. Consul at Malaga, left baltimore
yesterday for Europe.
VIM. Y. Cavanagh, map-dealer, COM
mttcd suicide at Richmond VA yesterday Dy shoVunE
himself
James Morrison & Co., retail dry goods
dealers Of Montreal have suspended Their Liabilities
are Sl25,OOO
The daughter of Thomas Sheedy of Wor-
cestcr Mass u years old, was run over ~ ""60" S'
terday, and instantly Killed.
At a special town meeting held ut Water
town ~ y on Tuesday, "a elect an OHerseer OF lo Vo'
the Republicans elected their cauudato Dy o'or ~ i"
jorlty ,
Mr.. Wendell Phillips has been invited to
deliver the Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa oottS ol
Harvard College. lie has not yot made known hi' uc'
cislOn.
The city election at Madison, Ind, on
Tuesday was holly contested. Tso Democrats reelected
their Treasurer Clerk and Assessor by an average ma
jOrity Of 2O7. mn -,
Bernard Domchki, the editor of IAe Nil
,rose Do Heam GermaA PaEsr ed GS %pS IesteraS M
morning. about G O'Clock
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company give
,ofirc tL9t tie Friends from the vest Attending the
vcary meeting at Philadelphia, next week Will receive
turn tickets free OF charge over that road
The Executive Committee of tao National
Peace Jubilee at Boston, have established Buioaa o.
Accommodation for the purpose st securing TO rsltoI'
rood board and lodging ut reasonbblo changes
Tho Department Of State has received
adylccs from Sierra Leone of the oss Of t9s AmeraI
hart GEM she having struck the rccis on The weas s
- the island Of Orange on tie ith Of March last
4 thunderstorm, ON Tuesday night, Git
cors,drrable damage In Lodsyile aud Yelnlty. IeaI
were o, ,crnowed with wa,ur, several buiidgs ttheA
aud two or thrco valuable horses killed by IiShthna'
Gen. Sheridan has issued an order tha
commanding officers OF troops occupying regular loIts
hnIlt by the Engineer Department must not peIl @ p
tcrophs or ocr views OF tho sano to be taken N'hou
permission l -.
The odd Fellows Grand EncampmeuIt, I, O.
ohio closed i,B session at Cincinnati yesterday lucl m
| cboured tho Constitution SO "a 10 draw rcN'nIug ~
| cauta from tho members The next mCeuns ~ W ~
GliJ at MaEsGgd In May, 1870. The new ohooSh "ou
| installed last night.
The municipal election at NGw ,yu, Aloany a.. an
r,j an tuesday. resulted iu the choice or WIN ti hI
norn.r,t Mayor aud the election OF the en- ire De'
rT,t,, tickot save two Councilmen Az 30 IoisohYu,
Ind. tho Democrats elected thcr MAYOR ~.d tho eutIG
| InaRleIpR! ticket
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
FUNERAL OF CHARLES C. b. SEYMOUR.

Funeral ceremonies over the remains Of Mr..
Charles c. b. Seymour celebrated at Grace Church
yesterday at noon The attendance Of friends was very
large and comprised many distinguished In tho
world OF musical and dramatic art as well as many OF
the chief journalists Of the city. The funeral cortege
reached the Church "a o'clock The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Drs. Morgan and Potter Tho pail
bearers wero Mr.. Henry J. Raymond, Mr.. W. H. Hurl-
burt Mr. william Winter Mr.. W Stuart, Mt Frank Les
lie Mr.. Mark Smith, Mr.. Noelle, Theodore Hagen Dr.
Gardner, and Mr. Lafayette Harrison. Tho usual cere-
monies OF the Episcopal Church were performed At
their close the organst performed Beethoyens Eroca
Symphony. Ths it is understood done at the re
quest Of the deceased. Chopins Funeral March, we
should say was performed when tho body was brought
into the Church In all respects tho services were i'm
posing and Impressive The musical part was especially
touching. In the choir noticed Mr. Simpson, the
tenor and Miss Brainerd. Crowds Of friends thronged
around the coffin OF Mr. Seymour 10 take their last look
at the face OF their muchOyed companion Among tho
persons present wcro Mrs. Hoey, Rose Eytinge Thco
Moss Max strakosch, Theo Thomas, Alfred Jael Chas
C. COnaut ID. g. Croly. Francis Williams, j. T. Thomas
Barcy Williams, Carl Rosa. VIM stelnwny' thWhtd iiuh
remains conveyed 10 bttclMo'. ''t
laid IN the grave with Masonic ceremonleS MI loD''
o. Holmes oicltcd 90 The grave aud IN the course u
tie beautiful Masonic ceremony. pronounced an eloquent
and pathetic culogium upon the lamcnied dead
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
OBITUARY
TIE HON. THOMAS LEROY.

The Right Hon. Thomas LEROY, late Chief
Justice OF the Queens Bench N Ireland OF whose death
the Gable brings us intelligence an Irishman by
birth and a descendant his fathers side Of one OF
those French HuguenOt families which persecution
drove into exile nearly three centuries ago He was
educated at Trinity College Dublin and was called to the
irish bar in 1871 Distinguishing hnseI IN ms PIOies
sion lac was i'm 1879 appointed Bencher OF Kings Inns,
and Inn 1850 was elected Member Of Parliament for the
University OF Dublin, which he continued 10 rcpcsenl'
vaed 10 the post Of Baron Of the Exchequer IN Ireland
For faithful service Ia this capacity e Was IN lo5l pro
noted 10 Tie Of ireland, which orice he
Gcil mi 1890 when the mhrmes OF age compelled him
a. retre Unlike Grattan, Flood O'COnne, and other
eminent Irshmcn OF shining forensic talents, ana re-
variable ability Parliamentary orators, his sympa-
t we're always on the side OF the Government, despite
fg erssent refusal 60 do justice 20 Ireland ana he re
ceiyed his reward in tho honors ana emoaments that
,gerc fron time 10 time heaped upon him. lie passes
oov NOT leaving behind him the record OF any noble
deed OF patriotism cEdear his memory to bis country
men. lie mad reached the advanced age OF yJ'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
FIRES IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday morning, between and lOodoch'
FIRE occurred in row OF frame tenement houses in an
alley running from Charles TO Norksts between "oid
and Prospccsts Brooklyn which originated IN the IoI
lowing manner: Two little girls, Emma Brown eud lsa
bella wright while play in the upper rooms OF house
IA the rear Of No l0s Gold st. guted chip OF Wool ana
,rev Il ont OF the window It fell upon load OF hay,
which farmer was delivering at stable Ihs nay WS
i,plted ana tho farmer had barely iimo to Hntcm -
nrsce 10 save them from destruction Ihc hto conhutM 81
tcJ io ma stable and five fame tenement houses, III
the center OF the block. The buildings ana cuh'onts
Greatly damaged The lo<es and nsurancsS arc asi9I
fyG Stable owned by Vim. Hall0cki loss, souo Pstly
iDs,red I'M the Phenx EOmpauyi the ocsuInuu, JONI
HcTore lost about soc harness, Nci no insurance
lc tcrc,ncut houses w1ro damaged 10 me eWoAhI oI
,sont s5oO each The occupants were 0-F LIZA SloWn
Ibrrf RargI and others, who lost abo sloO esoh 10
assurance. ,. ,,o-,;,,, q sro occ.,rrod 3r
,, ,eeent of the Tioucpont House, Moniage-st cor
- ~ Tcksst which originated fror an oven by re asou
~ N dcfectiyo nuu. 1ho rames were speedily txtin
r',isL.J Tbc eutra damage Will nCs amount 10 SSIN
ahnut the same sine Re occurred IN the bolleGrooW
q, Tho Grain Eeyi4Or Flrman.st. owned by Nh John
puctn0hnm Damage Hbaut $500 covered by irhurauce
Te striking gsar OF Ae City Nall ben being ont OF
order the rngGrs have bocn constrained TO tap the bell
with wooden maliet during the past "A hours,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
To coRREsPoNDENTs.

g. CA British subject who comes to TINS conn
try without paying his debts cannot be arrested W
his creditors and carried back to England.
f. Marks-The first daily newspaper IN the united
States was The Pennsylvania Packet General 1dc6r
fspr afterward known as The Daily AdrertSs9y pub
lished IN Philadelphia from 1874 TO 1884,
Ipquiry.-You can obtain descriptive programmes
of the Boston Peace Festival from George Coolidge.
No. 3 MIlk-st Boston: price 80 cents. ~ you WahS
to Join the orchestra address Mr. p s. Gilmore, Bos-
ton
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN, May 5.-COmmander W. k0gers
TAYLOR commsBd the Northern pl1son o. e
eide station, houg bis Penna9 90 TIE 3,,e'
geoB CorSn ordered TO the Boston Navy iaIu;
A. has been ordered to the keeeSpE p
mont Commander d. Harmony has been detached h N he con-
mand Proc placed waiting orders Tue otbe
lougg The Fre are detached and geneaV "a' Onu
Master and l. Amory Of ua ship are orer
this city for examination for promotion ientrnant Com
T. Jewell Photographic Oee sne ore he
Sabine George daeled from The he"lsrk Navy
Yard and ordered to the Sabine.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
OPENING OF THE NEW TwENTYTHIRDsT
FERRY.

The opening of the Erie Railway Company's
new passenger ferry trom the Jersey City DEPOT % the
foot OF West Twenty I'm this city, celebrated
yesterday ly apeasHretrpO the and elegant ferry
boat, Jay Could followed by much quaffng Of cham
pagno aid spCeCh.making ut the new and spacious
Twenty thrdst Ferryhouse. Two boats are to run on
this nche James Fisk, ir., which will probably be
comT eted about the list OF july and the jay Could
viii ch has just bean enished About two hundred
&c Itemcn including the prominent officials ot the Ele
,ad and many adermanc and legislative functOnarcs
rom this city and NewJersey took passage on the Jay
Gould Yesterday morning a the foot Of Chainherh ST. an
nbot iOl o'clock tho boat gayy decorated with hags and
streancTs and accompanied by DOdwOrth's orchestra
steamed away rounded the battery, nscendcd the East
River above the NayyYard, then rciraced s course u
went up the North River far WcehaWken, Cnnly
! landing NJ tho foot Of TwCnty.thrdsl hcssia
| Gould and Fisk were both I'm Attendance. hul
| allowed the others 10 do all the sprhD4inaklhK
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

POIEs-On the f inst his residence 60 Grand ave son' o. Gates
Ely Boes the flst 81 lis age
The funeral win bis stc resdeHce, this day al O'Clock
N. His friends are Invited 20 attend
BEI-On Wednesday morning the Sih ust, az Mobose J.
william J. Bel 81 this city, Hgrd fg years
friends of e ur respectlF invited u heno
the funeral Friday afternoon at y o'clock Iraus leave loot OF
Barclay and Chrisolherst,. al o'clock p. in
CANPRN-Ia N j. TUESDAY moring slsv aer Sc
we're re Charles eusy Campen, n de 33i Iea o BIS af
II the family those 81 DIS Ahr John
Campen aud Of kthernw julien treyier are Respectfully
invited TO attend funeral from St Matthews Church corner %
Tn and Washington nhoken, Friday May T. a% O'Clock o.
m Ills remains will be aiken Greenwood Cemetery Tor nteTnen
FAGRR-on Tuesday evening the Abb nat " alter c. yunest e-A
f Jspb aud Mary R. aged ncuths anf 70 aya
The friends family respeeay invited to attend ag inera
fr, M tlers resi- ielee Pasade Bergen Cy on 1hnra
De 0b inst st o'clock Carriages viii be IN NaAlS al hs
jersey C.,y Ferry from - u o'clock
GUFPEN-At Albany the % nst SaEsh Pierce wife % BIAS '"
Cufen aud daughter of James Fierce Oi Pieasautyhe n u
U1RMAR-At Phiaceoma saturday MAY Sarah Cot LaamH
widow of the lste Josiah Haruar.
Pnrrrs. Norwich CoGn
NnDrRBROOK-Su3dsniy w.oa CosE, Jo-Lha A-'leorook
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06


Mar 5Fonr bnn; Choice Wisconsin and Iowa 19
unsettled. quoted 81 IS for No Is 81 ~ Tor No
Al Corn 6rin, Soc for New Bye hn 80
1891 Barley quiet And unchanged Receipts-5g ia
Flour 900 bush. Wheat 1900 busn Oats Shpments-6O bo
Flour 900 bush. Wheat
MOBILE A May 5COon dull and hati sales lOO oaes Low
MiddlBgs at 26c; receipts, 268 bales; export
May 5Cotton EASIER Middiug Pic sales -
bales; receipts sp balesi exports io bales God lt En
change-SeTng l4l EewYOTk Sight cent premium S1af
unchanged Moasses nominal Flo frmer; Supene 80 O Dos
Extra s5 759 IS s7 Treble Extra, S6 a. CornWbte, 7y9Fe
Oats 7l67sc Bran g. 25 Hay-Beter supply; Prime, fB6tR
Pork s32 2S Bacon-Shoudes l3sa Use Cear Rib le osas
Sides Tic Lad-rsce l8t 0l9c keg l9l02jc WHISKY si0
Coffee frm Fair l5ici Prime lilc.
Ga May 5-Co0n easri sales 90 bales heeP %
bales; Mddlngs 25lc - IA.
bales; Miidlngs 27; Receipts 73l bales. ,,.,.,
WlIMyGros n C. May a-Spds Turpeuns lower at 499iaie
higher S20S6 Crude Turpentne Lgher al 81 W0SZ o
Tar unchanged. Cotton, 26lc. ---.
rates 81 Oregon STANDARD rands 500 - o. Nheas
besyvs ssles Of good shipping l5d& 50 Legal Tenders ~
CscINNArI May 5-Fo dn unehangeds heal demand rae
Wheat dull 81 30dS 80; No. lSl V4@l ~ Corr lrmsr
aud scarce; at &c Oats steady at 68G ke unehsle
dull aDd unchanged Tobacco h Al h
ates Mess PORK 6rm quiet S Wbhky in fr demand al 20
Buk Meats 2dlfl Bacon. l3ic M Shoulders ltidlIc M sss
Sugar Cured Ql8lc Ls held at sc br prime kettle
i7f for bucners Gold 1851 Money quiet Exchange steaY
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

Cen. John Ely, recently appointed United
eta Narsp for the Eastern District Of Penusylyania
dicd suddenly in Philadelphia, on Tuesday night.
John Dcstonet Of PhAadelphia iorme' ly
~ the arm of Dcstorot Brothers, French impW ting
honc fell dead in Chestuutst. yesterday OF he" dts
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
MARRIED.

ARcHERFROST-on Tuesday Nay The residence ofthe BRIDES
father No Thi6rst by the Rev ~ stephen H. Iyng.
George A. Archer Lavua daughter Of p. IT, Frost
ARMSTRONG Tuesday, the th Inst at tie reienes
a. ihs huds Eilssrb e iae ey = = n n M : = os "
PRoCTOR-SToRRS-In Brookyu. WEDNESDAY Nay . ~ We
Rev r. \ storrs r D. David g. Proctor OF feof lL 70
sauh NJ daughter of Charles SiorrA NJ cards
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FRANKpoRr May 5Unled States EEeTweues closed At 81 a
the issue Of 1862 .
HAyRR May spot to arnys closed auclangds
price.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

Tho New Fuller e. Rarnum "Pinching Tuck Mark er"
and the Cooiuh" al Machines W. BAKSUA No. 90 bfoaa
gay three Beeokerst SeWYork Taekng to crier
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

NIIssIaauoi Spring Water.-The only Known eHs1i iSf
diseases o the kdueyA Sold bT al dlggs DeP'
No. Cnleg, Place. New York
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
LUPQT TNnrA NARKFTS
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAvANI May 5-Sugar fair demand 6rm without
decided but transactions small merchants refuse
chase owing demands boerA Exchange unsed
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

narard & Ca.wer's Cod Liver oil i. the best
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

The celebrated OzOdont i, said be made from The so''
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
DIED.

wAKE-As sal,ersyiHs N J. wife Of James & wsks Of
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
BIRTH.

All Notices of Marriages must be iadorsea 'cih full
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
Majority for Thomas W Cooley over D. Darwin Hught
3Osl9. Cen. Grants majority in 1865 was Jl,tsi.
For Circuit Judges the result was rs follows:
CONNECTICUT.

Tie vote Tor Regents Of the University were not can
vassed on account Of the mpcriecton Of the renrns
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
FUNERALS TODAY.

COUTANT. GEORGINE A., No. 90 Broomest.
HART. SARAH. Ne, a. Harterst
MARA. BRIDGET. No. J81 Firstage.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06

me and address. ..-.--
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spttiaI 1Oiitss.

Republican Union General Committee, TNeay eeond't
and BsusyRssur meeting ithe Union Republican dsHra Com
l,e. on THURSDAY MAY G. aheadqu' Broadwa1 and twenty
secOndst at y 2 JOhN v 'uNiDLA'' NNN'AA-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
MYSTICAL NOTES.

Certain Paris papers speak with high praise
OF Miss Emma La Jeunesse OF AlbanywhO has recently
been singing at private sOirees In that city.
Rossini's Mass will be performed at the Acad-
emy OF Music Saturday afternOOn-lf the weather "a
fine This viii DO the only matinee performance OF this
work.