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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

Nov Ready.
political MANUAL FOR 1869.
g. LA S SIFI E SUM MARY
Of The important
EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE, JUDICIAL,
POLITIC0-MILITARY,
GENERAL FACTS IOF THE PERIOD,
FROM JULY Is, 1868. TO JULY is, 1869.
EPHEEsOS, LII D,
CLERK ofths House Of Representatives Of United States
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
MEMBERS or CABINET OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND
OF XLru CONGRESS-
IL PRESIDENT JoHssoNs LAST ANIMAL MESSAGE DR.
GENDER :, Isss-RseOpEruciOD and other eOntrorstsd
subjects
III POLITICAL VOTES xLTA CONGRESS. THIRD SESSION.
CONDEMNATION OF PRESIDENT JOHSSoEs PROP.
osITIoS RESPECTING PAYMENT OF THR PUBLIC
DbBI-COndemsatOy resolutions IN the Senate sOd House
Vote on Minority Reprssen AOs-R.nov.l Of Disabilities by
General Act-Repre'eBtstOn Of GeossCOuDtink the Eee
tofAl HSeBM for Further Security Of Rqual Rights IA D,
te' OfCoumbs-BiI 10 Strengthen Public Cr.dh-T.uur.
oEOn<s Aet
w. 1'TH CONSTITUTIONAL AhEsDNEST.-Tb. Final Vote in
cenere''-HOu's Joint Resolution tH and Proceed
hE' thereon ~ both House and ssnaesesas Join, Bs,ou
ton o. 81 and Proceedings thereon 10 both Houses
" MEMBERS or CABINET OF PRRsIpySr GRANT Am
XLIsr CONGRESS.
VI POLITICAL VOTES IN FIRST SESSION OF xLI,, con.
GRESs-Aad'Ona RseOnsrueaOu LesislasO.-PInai Vote,
yrgna Mississippi, and TsIu Election Bul-py.
,iOus vOtefMissiSSppl BnPuble Credit
Of TsrnrsOfohee Acton IEsee Of xvth An.ndm.D, a, b
honeoiauG
VII PRESIDENT GRANTS INAUGURAL ADDRESS Ann NPs
SAGE ON RECONSTRUCTION AND OFFICIAL PRocLA.
NATIONS OF THE YEAR-Prssdent Grant, In,atp,,i
Addfess-Hs Message Respecting tie Reeouruetop Of VI,
eha aud hssippi-PHsl Certificate Of Secretary Seward
Respecting Ratification Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS Jov
""s PROCLAMATION Of General Amnesty. Dee IS Isss-Pres.
dsnt Grants Virginia Election Proclamation R,,n.c,n
W'Fe' Of LaeOr-Rssnvst TO Duties upon MeIehant,. in
French VeaelL
VIII ORDERS on RECONSTRUCTION ADDITIONAL MILITARY
ORDERS UNDER RBcoSsTRUcTJOE iCTs-EKw CON.
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Jnstrutfiun.
AIRS. GARRETSONs

,,o,,c ,yp FRENCH BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
hH9 T1p YY0IIrNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
I'm No 81 WEST FORTY sBvEhTtLsT.
WILL OPEN TUESDAY, sBPTEhBbh H.
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To this must be added further sum for Incidental ex-
rensps when actually on duty as valet de ehambre.
Moliere took his turn of service from the LIST
of January TO the 31st OF March In each
year, and during this period received two
livres day for menus trais ct nOurrlture." Having
held the post during fifteen years we arrive at tola OF
400 Molere must likewise have derived some profit
from the Of the copyright OF his later works. but 1t Is
than probable that his receipts from such sources
were but small The successful year OF his career
was 1861 when he produced Aware" George Dan
din" and "Tartufe,' for which he received as dros
dauteur vres His total receipts for this year. the
most successful OF his management amounted to l9O
uvres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

nj lSS WARREN" SCHOOL for BOYS, in
Ifhors Lyric Hail srh bstvssa FORT trst Pony
s$se'ss~ "bHsssa sspi Ia susDsb sIs Fre.sI tausit
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
INOUEsTs.

Coroner keenan, yesterday concluded the IN
quest in the ease Of Charles Fitzpatrick, who died from
fracture Of the skull received OH the 10Th ut On that
day the deceased entered the barber shop OF Moses Adler
No % Eghteenthst, and. being noisy was elected
from the place lie very much under the influence
OF uquor and reaching the walk fell, striking DIS
head y considerable violence. He was found soon after
by officer Dura OF the Tweutynnth Precinct, taken 20
6e station House and locked up On the following day
Justice LedwIth fined him, and ne was
jisebarged from custody. A few days after
be was taken M grew worse, and died on the sOth ut
Dr Wooster Beach made post mortem examination
aud found death had resulted from fracture OF the
skull The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased had
come 10 his death fracture OF the skull the result
of IAN accidentally received. Coroner schrmer was
Yesterday requested 10 hold inquest over the body OF
Van Ness Lyle lawyer. lately having an office at No 6s
-ey St who found dead ia his room IN tue lodging
house No % Centres Deceased took lodging at the above
place on Monday night aud about noon yesterday ne
AS discovered lying undressed, partially IN the ped
and with his head aud shoulders resting on the n0oT
Hood had nown freely from his mouth aud nose; Dr.
Cushmau made a superficial examination OF the BODY.
The post-m aud inquest will be- held to-day Con
rad staa German, aged 90 years, found nsenslDe
al the corner Of Thiryninthst and Nnthaye yester-
day removed 10 the MoTgue, where an inquest
will be held today.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

D. the Rev W. Acyick and The Rev o D. rS ". 91s 10
Kpsespa fOufteeo1n'sS,
ANsRIOAs SKAhESs FREsD SooETISetme' SJ aS
Cuyler D. Collegiate Reformed Dutch Chureh fNA"
rorBer Of Twenty -uinth-st. 1880 D. ID
HOHE MISSIONARY SOCiEfY-SerBon Dy vac n.y.
stor Bookyn at the Broadway TsbernaSe corner
fourthGt, 1880 p. !, h p.v a
EdT Of Brookrn Presbyterian Church In West i
fourth SiIthaSe.. G;8 c...-..
TIssIay May lL-AMkRICiS ASrISLAvERH soodErr-seS'9
Hall O:3Oa m.
wednesday May l2-AHERIcAS TRACE soczrL-Aadaon'aaA
Presbyterian ChurcS, 10 a m u. r , 80 -.,.-.. -.aa. -
EATrosaL TEMPERANCE SocrETYCooper lnstitate 7;@
ThUysdav Msy 3-AMERicAE BIsLE becfErr.-so m ~.
AMsHICGN USIOsBrookJn AeaaemJ o. S''
f3) m. II. NJ.
TssdGv Msv -ScSDAr School AsSIv.SstSyyHthe csa1
York Sundsyschoo Missionary Union formerly the N l. p
gather 5o thrytwo different halls and churcnes
O'Clock Amer the anniversary eteIee'
and partaks OF reiresnmsp
meeting will be held IN the Coleae heioa
Dutch Cbure6 OF FftkAys and Twsnypnhs~' " -
Ocl0ok IN.
The Baptist Union hold their annVsAr al Le
O'Clock D IN n variOu Baptist churches
The Reformed Presbyterian Sunday schools meet at the Janet r
Church 23O o'clock M.
"Wednesday Sundascho anniIersaes a. ths
Blssehsrt Unysnal Church corner Of BeeeEe, and
All the Universt Sunday schools In New ok and vicinity WI
present and participate the which will consist Of anga
speaking &c Addresses viii be made by the Rev Day Les me
Her. !. n Pullman, and the Rev. DR.. Chaplin.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
FREE PUBLIC BATHS

A public meeting for the purpose ot taxing
measures TO secure free public baths, was heio al the
Church OF tho Pilgrims, In West Forty-eghth-St' Ias1
evening The attendance was not as large as tho merits
OF the subject under discussion would have leu us
10 e1pect David H. Holtun the speaker OF The
cvepinq lie read report showing the progress
which bas been made since tne neeuIS hoIu ~
Conner Institute In April last. lie regretted eAoeeu
iugiy the Iukewarmnesa OF feeling SHOWN py WV
puhlc I'M this important subject; since the Ias'
meeting petition punerously sgned had i Peen Pv th
seued to the Board Of Aldermen, asking tha SIP at to
end of the Batery. the staten Island Ferry De ~
ropytcd 10 tho purpose of establishing reo Datnns
but with their characteristic Duh9uoas
IN thc nubllc good, that body passeu u
rescbntion leasing tho spot IN question 10
rrjtc arties An effort had been made To induce tio
Mvr ~ yeo this resolution but the speaker was uhapio
To- saw with what THIS spot IL ho ohy 1
nnc ~ M mari of the city, and he earnestly nrSeu h'
e exnernru OF Free Public Bathing rhoulu po "a "a w.
lie bad na doubt OF its success II had sncceeusu m
Enrone even I'm the most ancient times anu We bnV ~
nrndt bv rdtme foresight He offered inc loho"inb o'
Oluton witch was adopleu: , .t.,., D., ,..,,tslp The
gsrf ru,f committee Of three De tppohtu 10. 49,,
stss B,ttsry extension, and ~ report on tAo slsPs o
ur..,r A. he istru al ieasi one rec plo "-s F
appropriate 90 The Whole ei
to furfntr the object VIII De helu n9h
Tesdnv eyrniug at the AtOrneysL NJ - % -, ~
IN hoped that the pubic wiz n"'''
subject by their presence
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
TILE IuNrER,s POINT MURDER.

The murder of Thomas McCusken on the
Hunters Point Bridge Saturday evening April a. Is
causing considerable excitement IN Queens County
Every has been made to obtain clue TO the mur
dcrer but 40 far without The statement made
nv the deceased to his sister before he died. tends TO re-
move many false reports previously current The state
ment in question to rho effect that after going the
bauk on Saturday afternoon he spent tho evening win
his ser ana arrived Hunters Point about % clock
o, bts way home, when two men jumped upon hen ana
dnaudel his money. Thinking them friends, and fear
in mo- harm ne told them he not easily humbugged
Tbe foremost then seized linn by the throat ana
t,rccd his neck over the railings OF the bridge
while his companion rined his pockets or a wallet
Containing kl5; he believed they expected TO hnd ABOUT
him money from the bank; he was taken Dy SURPRISE
nnd made no resistance After taking tne waIoL INC
men tnok him by the feet and threw him. head fOrenOs
mo the creek he sank 70 the battom' put was washed
AGAINST pile Of the bridge and succeeded IN craving
- On arriving gt home "a surgical examination showed
tbat TWO OF his ribs broken and that the rgt Iug
US ruptured reward OF $500 has been offered Tor the
of the murderers, ana the hulhoTues are
making every effort To bring them 70 Justice tI - n
t maj Mr. McCusken told his sister tnat nc khe" ms
assailants but would not diyulge their names
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

had risen few months ago. change her Government
and did not want the Cubans TO decide upon
their own Government But tho CuDahe, uemhnulnR
the same right for themselves 'Ss Ss me INC span
dom and Independence. emancpatiDg their slaves,
and they now deserved the unequiVOcAl support
lutiOns 9nopted by the inside meeting, which unani
adopted by audience, with three cheers for
the Cuban patriots Mr. hcMaster OF The Mi!Uatkee
Netes then introduced. he addressed the meeting
on the duty OF with regard TO the OF tho
Cubans gave sketch OF their struggle and showed the
OF Consistency honesty and beraty Ia the action
Mr. French then read the letter referred 10 above and
said there possibility Of Span's preventing the
Cubans yr0m getting their freedom and Independence.
He then made Few personal remarks on Gen. OueS9da,
who had assisted Juarez in breaking down the attempted
empire In Mexico, He sand sound public sentiment IA
yOrable 70 Cuba ought 10 be fOsOTed throughout the
country, and when the Cubans have conquered, they
may they choose so to do, join their island new
State to the United States Commodore Levy then spoke
declaring himself willing 10 draw his sword for Cuban LID.
erty. Capt James D. Mcclellan the last speaker, said
ment. Cuba belonged geographically 10 the United
states, ana might become one OF them their people
their struggle and the rights OF begerents should be
recognized by the Government to show the spanards ana
Cubans that the sympathy OF the American people E
fully with the latter All the addresses were recelveu
with great applause by the audience and the meeting
closed with three hearty cheers 10 Cuban Independence
ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION FROM NEW-YoRK.
1t was reported yesterday, on good authority,
that steamer painted black, except her naIne which
was concealed under strip OF white canvas shlled az
about D. for Dead Mans Cove, port within four
hours sail of Cuba II is said thaU the has been
lying the foot of Hubertst for the past months,
and stores have been slowed away board Of her In
addition 70 her crew. she carried 10 Americans negroes
the patriotic army U. S. Marshal Barlow had no ill.,
formation OF the expedition.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

DIED.

ArrcHsON-Ou sunday evening MIys william R. Oy son OfJ''"'
The respectfully invited 70 ,.nd the 1't,
vheh WI t1ke place on MelnSslA =. mr. .s, Ill \. tsLes
70 Greenwood Cemetery for inernsnt
TERTS M ~ ' ~, % h.1as:, mSs Pc Rsro so 5 " the
family respectfully Invited 70 .'tsDd 70. uSsr.
5ss' cg5sS Pa Ier5gou ThdsTs
oa oTs1 M1 t. Hr l,sTs, sS o 5 ifs HspsI T.a
Brss No DeTOest, BookTa K D. wednesday sh last,
Barisstou. \ j.. paper, please copy
CAMPBS-n Hoboksn J. TUESDAY morning Ma, aasr ."
and friends o he family, also those q bis frbe JOBS
invited TO ead the flaera from Matthews Church eori
M H. remain, vii be taken % Green Cemetery
ELoT-oa Monday morning May EIabeh Elliot issi "a yea"
Tie rss,' uds Of The family respectfully is'is % ,.d
No 22 South seveEIast, jersey Coh Wednesday aerao0l "
GRAH1y, R,hu,r J. on Monday morning MAY sner BRED
De Walter Glabm late cOHsHl At Cape TovH' S9gs AeA.
M ,s ~, ~, mI are respectfully iuve to attend bis ilnerAI
o FIRST Presbyterian Church at Railway on weinesday Nay
S u7 O'Clock ,.
rArTRyBECEIp Harlem on Sunday May snr lingering Illness
Iuesda ~ q Eugene Haeaoee aad 0ansss' daughter 0i " D.
Faasrs viii place a. the residence Of her itasI o9s
alio. os the i.is Josis5 H.Issr
FunerAl at Sor-ieh Ceun
HAwEsop suni.y q inst at BagspoTi Com Miss Susan HA"''
HBDGBA, Madlson j. April 49, 1862 Edmund Hedge formerly
PATTfsONAt White Plains " T. ster brei Hness 'P1,
vo1ngrst sou Of william and Msry J. Patl'qh . O., .
The relatives friends ofth faulty respectfully invited % l
the funeral from bis father bite PLANS Crstes
viii be 10 waiting depot arrival Of the 10 A. u train hon
New York.
sAYERS-A Newark n May Edward Arthur only child Of
David aud Melissa Savers. aged II months and Is DAYS
sBYMoUR-oa sunday MAY snr short Illness Charles C. B. Ser
,rout The \. Y Times 10 the {1ih rear OF bis age
His relatives feud members of haHe Lodge o tne n Liss
NJ of the musical and dramatic professor ud
journalists invited q atteud bis funeral
Grace Chureb Wednesday. MAJ at y O'Clock noon
sSTH-On SUNDAY d the City OF Newiok Mrs CatnA'
rpe smith smith In the ~ Of ber age
The relatives friends family nd of Der are 70
,pelv invited flneIs from 'hs Chnrch o
the SeenthaV on "elhes'H
tbe 5tb inst without further iuTtaoa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
80. "---'
ELEVENTH DAY.

The contestants yesterday afternoon, the
game being the 18th Of the Messs Deery and
Rhnes In the cath inning the former scored the re
qured 100, winning by 49, as per score:
DgERr-0 O. G. a. r. J. O.. 3 J. l25, o. 81 o. 90
a. 1 u r. # Il g '' II S' Tcs Il 4. 100
RsrIys 3 n o. 3 G. ~ Z e. IS o. 90 49, 30 l. %, 9
/ D H. CO. o. a. l2g 3d. g 0. 49, G. o. r. 10, 999
%. s. o. 10, . 3G36rl' R 2i,o GGl l@ J. IL I'Al
lSAirsis oy The PLAY =,
SeorDeerV 2nl; Rhue ga Iehing'-De'I es hhse' w. s
AveagrsDesy 5i Rhnes. IS s. Best uns-Des |y 70 ~
Rhus platsDeeJ, - khnes 20 Feckets
Kissed of count-Deey, o. hhnes
Sraug al the hsl.DesrY T. khnes Baaks-Deey - ha4aes
Time IJo Referee, Michael Phslan.
At nightRudolphe and Godthwaito met and n crowded
house greeted them The FTenchman had matters pretty
much his way at tho outset the nrst thirty Innings
cxhibing for him o total Of 579 aud for GOldhwae ls5
This proved the greatest difference OF the night MIh
runs OF 81 l23 90 SC Godthwaiio brought hlmseu grad
uay up until stood at sos, his opponent Delug eiO
These spurts" hut Of temporary advantage 70 the
New Yorker as In the SD inning RudOphe ran l6o ad
yancing him 10 IDOL or 22 more Than GoldthWaei sau
sequentIy Rudoiphe 165, which, being ioho"ed
quickly hy series OF minor counts, gaYeAA inc k@ho
=; ;Sai6rppWsrTs- or p,ir g. sOl6ALGLnGO6I G. n3oo
1900 y d a. u! y o. - .s 9, ~ y - as = 81 :. 40 ~ '
KupoLFHE-6 81, ST. O. .! t5 o. IS 3 J. ~ ~ ~
b a. O. o. IS O. -, D. o. ~ q 3 q J. H. IL . o.
00Ill o. " it5 D. /. a. g. 1919 H. TOTAL. 7oo
PLAU 49,
gcar.-Rufarhe lnliags-Endolphe t1i
o9hga ~ A,'s;sf, a. S S pa SS S9stg py.Rsiosse s
gatus Pockets Of c1urtRuiopae 81 GudthSsite Kissed
at of count iopt nonei Gohuai nole hiru1g All ne balls
Tine. 3 brs IS mir. ksicresJohn SeJeiicI -, , .,
This afternoon Daniels aud snyder VIII pay ana To-
night the Ions anticipated contest between Rudolph ana
Foster takes place
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
LEGISLATIVE oAUcUsEs IN CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, May 4--Leglslative caucuses were
held this evening The Republicans OF the Senate noml
mated the Hon. David Gallup, Of Plainhe President pro
teu, and Dwight Marcy. Of Rockville Clerk. The Re-
pubicans Of the House nominated o. H. Platt OF Mefi-
den Speaker; j. A. Tibbtts, OF HewLOndon, Clerk. and
L. H. BENNETT OF Hartford Assistant Clerk The Demo
erats of the House nominated Elisha johnson, OF Hart
ford Speaker, and W. IL. Pond Of Milford, ana V. e
Beers Of Cornwa Clerks The Democrats OF the Senate
nominated the Hon Lucien w. Sperry. of New Haven,
President pro teE, and George O. SUMNER OF HARTFORD
Clark
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

MATINEE CONCERT-THE HALLECK sTATuEFUND
An amateur musical entertainment was given
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, at the residence Of DR.
ward No West Foryseyenth-st, IN behalf OF the fund
Cor the erection OF statue la Central Park to the poet
ualeck A fashionable audience, composed almost ex
lnsiyeIy Of ladies' and Numbering about 400 persons
asscined tbs hour mentioned In the very handsome
Tiyate eaor IN DR. Wards residence To listen 10 the
Singing "A series OF operate iHOreedH% by hhatcul
voralists ladies well known IN Fashionable circles MISS
Annie Powell aud sguor IOssati opened INC programme
will a duo from Campaua ballad, Dy MhlIace, VAS
sung by Miss BurOui Romance. Absent rom Iaee,
coupOscd by Dr. Ward, sung by Mr. Bariirt,i s"i HV,
me opera " ! Afrcauc" sung by MISS falnlc ip"vl,
Grand Duo, BclP Image" from ROrsin, sung ny MISS
ueune and s gnor FOssat. As au ntcruue III tno pro
pramme OF singipg Cen j. g. Wilson rea1 soiectioh m
from one OF acck poems. testimonial suitable LOT
fbe occasion dno composed by DE Wad VIZ % s'.g ~
Mss Fannie Powell ant Miss Burton; sOlo' iI"m pea
,ce di TendR" sung rs Mrs Gulager, Wno ~ IealOise
~ an encore also suns waiting" composed by hIahah
1ro from the Opcra "CrlpuO Ia C0maIt, sung ,,y
ttJcssrs johnson aud rj,.han; BObauldfS Lh sl9ua
SoDadautc" hoo, sung by Niles Annie Powell mo hlso
a. response 10 an encore, sang Trust NOT lio haply
Iiorrs composed by BF. Mard Quartctc II'u NeIVl
- apigdettO "-suug by Ai5s L. Powell, Ah-s buIoH al
,bnsOu and sgnOr Fossat. Mr. GiorLa acted aA AuA'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
connrcrloN-rHE HOFFMAN DIsPENsARY.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of to-day, under the caption
ofNew Schemes on the State Treasury appears among
o,bers the Hoffman Dlspensary" on seventhayenue,
Witch vou say treats pruae diseases for confederation
and then. you say asks sl.OOO-bOh Of which, under
veritabe authority deny. The Dspensary asked only
A. 900 Therefore you do the trustees faculty, aud drec
tors an Injustice which in your issue Of tomorrow morn
ing request you to correct
Respectfully, r. r. MCTIGHE,
No 10 BalLsiresL May 4, 1862 Attorney at Law.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
THE TURF

THE LADY THORN AND AMERICAN GIRL TROT-
TING MATCH FOR S2,000-LADY THORN THE
WINNER.
The great trotting match for $2,0OO mile
heats harness between the celebrated fast
Lady Thorn and American Girl. came of the Fashion
Course L. l., yesterday, having been postponed,
on account OF uufavorable weather. from the
previous day. There large attendance, and specu
lation the result very heavy Lady Thorn being
the ayorite at 500 $50 at which odds the OF
American Girl invested about 5000, individually
strong was his confidence in his The track, al
though somewhat dead in fair condition after the
recent heavy rains. Lady Thorn driven by her old
trainer Dan Pnfer while in the first two heats Peter
Nance poted American Girl and In the third Dan Mace
took his place behind her
CoURsE l. L. Ms 4atea, 5000 mile heats three in
gv
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
LECTURES. MEETINGS. &c.

The WorkingwOmOns' Association will meet
this evening, at No. "A Cooper Institute.
DR.. j. W. Rogers of Memphis, Tenn, will
lecture at the Cooper Institute this evening Subject
Ritualism; or How became a Catholic"
Mr. DE Cordova will deliver his humorous ec-
ture, Mrs. Smiths Surprise Party" at stenway HAN
this evening, ia aid OF the German Hospital.
The arrangements for the MAY Anniversaries, tins
year thus sr Effected announced as follows; -
sunday Nay 9-PHRBYTKKiAS Board oF FoREidN mlssdos
BY the Rev Dr. rhsye Newport r. L. Al tue ths' Is'
Church corner " FhhAve aud TwUnhsL, tJO p w ,,
kEwlO BIBLE sOCKrY-Addfesses by tho ha' l. o. h--
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

Mr.. T. C. PETERS, well known to US an expo
rienced, observing intelligent farmer, now residing
IN this city, proposes TO answer inquiries respect
ing lands FARMS fertilizers, &c. &c. provided 81 is
incosed in the inquirers letter. We heartily COM
mend him 10 those who think of locating in the West
or the South aud would like advice as TO the right
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
COLLISION on THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD, L. I

AfAAAA@i'C@A'Sf
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning an accident,
fortunately entang serious results, occurred on the
South side Railroad L. l. at spot about one mile east
Of Bushwick The particulars are as follows: As the
accommodation train entering the Wlliamsburgh
depot about % O'Clock, Of the cars owing 10 some
rrepularity In laying OF new rails, of the track
thereby temporarily blocking the line In order to avert
further disaster telegram was mmeala1y ulsH,en.u ,
~ ugbyck for the purpose OF delaying the mal trah
which was shortly due. Owing 10 some unexplained
mistake the signatures we're inisnterpreied Dy the
telegraph operators, and Instead OF -. 10 the
sgnature WAS taken for g. d. the signature IOi
tie Glandale Station. AS The mail train bound
east. was due at Glandale about this time
An impression was etrOneOusy formed that II 10 the
mail train the accident had occurred Accordingly an
engine was dispatched render ald but after proceed
ing short the driver perceived that the express
train going advancing rapidly toward him. aud
that a serious accident imminent He Immediately
shut and reversed the engine, the express
driver doing the same and the engines, instead Of dash
ing violently into each other barely cOlided Although
injury save slight shock was Occasoued 10 the pas
seugers the collision sufficiently fOrcibe 10 break
the pilots Of tho engines The caused
delay but the damaged pilot having been wrested from
the engine, the train proceeded on It's way.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
HASE BALL

The Mutuals, the champion club OF the unlleu
st,a. ,,vod their first match game of the season yes
tTdoy The olympic club Of NewYork was opposed p to
them aud te score 9s to in favor Oh ln0
The fun score of game Of no TSS Had It
as u.s. the e M strong wind prevailing there Is t1 donn
hut that the Oympcs would haHo t6e Mutn2ls did all
t6er In ed the bases 6nT four ny hyye pai' m Ths
~. 70 mn do the game an uninterestng ah"l Trough
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
THE oDD-FELLows IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.--The Grand En-
campment and Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows are In ses-
sion IN this city The reports indicate unusual pro
gress Of the order during the past year Committees
were appointed TO mace suitable arrangements for the
redeption OF the deegatesof the Grand Lodge OF the
United States which hold Its next annual meeting
gau IrauciscO
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

cal Director and the singers with the piano
forte The performance throughout met with warm ap
plause from the ladies and gentlemen present This
anee-concert Is the only will be gwen In aid
OF the Haeck Fund. the remainder of which is to be
raised by subscriptions.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
MARRIED.
DE- BILLE-z.

DE gIILR-ZABRISKTRA JERSEY CITY, Tuesday MaY4 by the
Rev -orge Peeke assisted bv the Rev Charles K nbre D.
ard tho Rev william Campbell d. D. Franu Ernst De Bile.
Charge rum Denmark 20 Sarah Augusta daughter 0 Chan
cellor Zabriskie Of NeW-Jersey
TROOPHARPBRon h Of Msy 1869 BY the Rev Joseph Kim
ball D. D., Troop MARY Harper, all Of BrOokiyn
All Notices Of Marriages must be ind0rsed irith faA
name aud address.