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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-21
THE DRY a0oDs TRADE.

Prospect for the Fali scmson4.,Thc south
An the New York nlarket--Crodit. or
poutherh lsuyers.-Hn or tho Comsex.
tA1e M S;aae = Carpet IsagSsr ne
( CommeInta Mem. II
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,AOAE1V OAE1V HAIL STBAMSkAP COMFY:
TEROUGE LINK no
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING pAEsri ekg

3- efeaaeA 6TRA1GHRS OF THE Anovn
/&4&t2 line leave Pier No. a. North 8iys1
,zEZ90EHAH~ foot Of CanalstSeet New York n
II O'clock noon. of the 1et 1ItN Ana
Net ur every month 6kcept when these dsSeS iSii
en- sunday. then the Saturday precedingl mn -;
Departure Of let and 2Ist connect at PinsrnA 1iAn
sseamers tor South Pacific and Central AnaAxinaD
ports Those Of Lat touch ct ManEsniliu., : ~
. departure of 11th OF each month connecfs WITH
the new steam line from Panama to Austraiia ana
New Zealand. a,s : --t- ;, - - =. = -.
S.tssmantp oREa0NrAN leaves San Frarc,sco for
:, No CahfoxnrH eteamera touch at Havana. SUD NO
direct nom New Yor2 TO AspinWnll.
Ono hundred pounds baHonre nee 70 Zach n arp,
Medicine snd attendance fsoo.er ( A. -. ..@-'
For Passage T1cketa or further information avo,r
foot Of Cnnal-street, North River, NeW TorE y -.
march IA 1yr f. Il. BABY. AanmH
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her beauty. The other grls have nothing to
boast Of. I think the lowness of their dresses
is the thing one most remarks about them.
But theyOung man-did you ever see anything
hap1s0ne face Well, he is England's future
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-21
FOR NEW xJtkK.
PASSAGE $50.

: Sffaxsm THB STBi MsSIP gARAGOssA
I%@ Captain O. RYDER wiz leave VaT'
<&sARkA&M democrats wnsrf on WEDNrsDAv
3. July 81. 1s6s At O'Clock. p. N
July 10 ~ .4%@ hAVkNEL q ...OI ns.nta
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-21
WAsHxNa1oN NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The Yerger Habeas Corpus Cases
IT he Importance OF tho Agreement
Reached +..f t.+t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC NARKRT5

DOMESTIC MARKETS
MOBILE Sept closed
LousyLLs Sept 6-CoOD dull and nominal Flour ars, sspe
In buk 9Gg2i Oats 6rm a5d5O Rye soG95 Barley 81 $50
81 s. Tobacco ssi Of GO bids 81 for Lus and -, ~
~shoaders 6c Ce.r Rib and Clear sides Is sisie Lard
Hap-PsDy sugsrCGred 23i a2?c PLAIN DO e9ie WHISKY 81 No.
held at 81 559sl 60; No White sl eeasi s. and No. de-
1871 80 Corn is quiet; Western Mixed lot. held at ~
but quiet :, =. Csc or western and Sc Tor state O
psLHoIT sept 6.Fsar Jas. A. s,as' Choice No. i"h"
o. Sept 6whea steady aud unchanged Corn dali
nonnay unchanged Oats gget No held at 500 Rye qass-so
CHARLEsTON 6Coton steady closed qae sales Of 10
bales MiidIings, %. S33c receipts 81 bales a.,
at o IS Crude Turpeu,ae 81 Ss3 Tar aScbasgd
AUsUsrA Ca Sept 6-Coti0R sn sales Of li bses hddhas
sAvssssT sept stock 80 bales; receipts
Tenn Sept bCeiton sctvs sales q 80 bales MddnSs
3c Low 3lc receipt, 400 bales exports none Fieas %S ets
BuyVAIo Sept 6-Pour DOL sale, Of 30 bb civ ognd 20
80 foI White s6 1871 q ,or amber 80 @d ~ Tor sPrss
Winter nominal yery dull small parcel.
selling 90 d9 according TO condition Oats dull boat o.s
Of one Of Western 81 49, Bsre nominal Pos ecu asa
steady doll al l9Qsic HghEnes du aud seminal
A. 81 egS 10 secorns 70 a9l rgs' ,O co bss
$1,000 bush Oss po bush Recepts-Whss Ioe" bash
CHICAGO sept 6-Pour quiet s515as7 for spnos
Wnes. quiet No 81 Igsl 90 IN the sses
ESs. Ss rTs ~'fS a.. sSoou So Sss .oi 5 ssT
Der os nnl at tSGtc for No Rye qsst a. se ier 70
ssa 20 ,. I'll sss mSpsS Hgs~ipe. arm saysr,
srs apart; sale. Of 0sg+l c and Old ts ~ 70
DRY sailed shoulders l3e2ic Cattle du aud nominal a. ste
st for Cove aud q 25asI 80 iSr good to ssSs s hs
choice Freghs quiet but higher At ee 90 AZ. Sor1 p ana
% S. 20 ao Ssss Cora $4,000 Saa o bash
400 hush Barley 1900 Hogs Shpments-2eo bills fouT ls
bush wheat l 900 bush Corn 1900 bush Oats 1000 bush ks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
POLITICS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

NORTHUMBERLAND, Pa, Sept 6.-The con-
for the Democratic nomination for State Senator for
the district composed OF Northumberland Montour Sui
liyan and Columbia Counties has been very lively. On
the 27Oth ballot Thomas Chaant. editor Of The Danre
Inteligencer received majority OF the votes the dele
gates from Northumberland and MontOur and mcMinch
Of Columbia voting him. Immediately on the result
being announced, wilmington OF Northumberland, who
had been voting for Cbafant that and previous bal
lots wished ito reconsider his vote stormy time en-
sued and Chaant and his delegates left IN disgust after
which the remaining delegates nominated Charles K
Buckalew.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. G.-Argument was COM
menced to-day the great contested election be-
fore the Court OF Common Pleas involving all the officers
Of the municipal Government who received certificates
last October The evidence taken fills 1900 pages, and
the argument Will occupy the Court week. de-
cisOn will be given before the close Of the month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

FowLERAt PAntn Furnace SATURDAY sept Heartfelt.
Laura ho late Col Samuel Fowler Ia the 40 rear %
Fsnss from her lat. residence. TUESDAY the 7h last,
O'Clock
FEPGusOy-on THURSDAY Sept Jaus widow ofihe late JObs
Fergusou, In the Goth Of her
the family respectfully n 70 atssnf
10 West
MONDAY, Sept 9, att O'Clock D. N
EASBURY-On Sunday night sept Anna lanbHfJ gaaiaughr
OF the late WillSn Reeves aged 70 years 49,.
family Respectfully
The from Church Twenty a. ss-
Seventh Tuesday siterno0n 81 y O'CLOCK
MgRRY-At Bdgev,e s. l.. MONDAY, SEPT G. Capt VI" H.
merry aged s. 49,, -, a.. 81
from Trinity Church. NesIOIk NedGedAy' sept " /"
O'Clock m.
MIIIs-At MOrrisowB j. MOnisv AuE o. Jeans. .al "a
MeCOLLCK-Ou rssdsnes Of her brother
LowVlle n Y. Mis-. Jane McCollck aged Of year7 -,
Invited % attend
services on Tuesday O'Clock IRON her h's re'aene
No PEospect-st Jersey CIV.
yIttAt his residence IN stanford Dutche CO. T. on Neiaer
dsy Sept l. Aaron Vail In the tsth year OF bis age
yIGUTNAN-On sauniay kugeue SamSe' ou Of John b.
apd Victoria T. Wightmsn aged year ara JAS A. a.,
Puueral inst, O'CLOCK 10 -
Devoest, between Gsham-ave ana S~hs| Fns lea''' ~
friends are respectfully invited TO attend
vtIIIANs-Op Sunday Louis Williams 10 bis bfh r-sr
invited aiteui
residence North BleSle Bridge near kather ui YAK N''
Ere RAILWAY "Wednesday afternoon al ! . e"es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
THE UNION FERRY COMPANY AND BROOKLYN
CITY HOSPITAL.

An action, it was rumored yesterday, III
BROOKLYN is TO be commenced against the Union Ferry
Company by Brooklyn City Hospital to obtain posses
sion OF some S. 100000 claimed TO be due the Hospital
from surplus funds OF the Ferry Company. BY the pro
visions OF the charter OF the Ferry Company that corpora
on Is obliged pay into the treasury OF the City Hos
ptal all surplus money remaining after dividend OF 10
NOR cant has been paid the stockholders OF the Ferry
company The Directors OF the Hospital claim that TINS
has not been done, hence the suit AS VIII Do seen
by the following list SIX OF the directors Of tho Hospital
are directors Of the Ferry Company:
COnPpI DEECrOS Henry ~ PieTepont Joseph
A Penr A. A. Edward Dodge, BenJ Worthingon CHARLES
Bill J. T. StranahaB Nathaniel Morse Cyrrs smith MAtef
Dsxr.g H. b. Claim John Blunt James How A. b Bayls D. b.
CkiIlenden. ~
Charles Bill Alexander V. Blake b. Chittenden Horace b i
la Peter Cornell H. Fothinghan John GREENWOOD John
Ha-ey A. Low ThomA, Messenger Joshua Pope Henri ~
Nichols L. PierreIont, william NJ Richards. Tstus st
Win.n T.dae W Alexander 81 White and t9e
MayOF n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
OPENING OF THE NEW GERMAE-AMERICAN
SCHOOL.

The trustees of tie German American School
OF MorrisaBa. together With the teachers, schoi-
their friends assembled in the new sohooih ouse
in Washingtonayc Morris nia ag9p M yesterday, for
the purpose Of formally opening this edifce Three years
Franz sgel and a few of his friends aud it com.
menced with &c scholars while during the last quarter
tine average attendance 1876 schoars The Germans
OF Morrsania and neghboring villages send their chill
dren and CONFORMITY dclray the expenses III their eouca-
ton. Children whose parents too I0or 70 pay their
assessments are admitted and educaedst the expense
OF those who The new schoofhDuso IA
cOmmOdious substantial brick structure capable OF
accommodating 800 scholars The exercises commenced
with singing by the children and was followed by adj
dresses by the Hon. VIM. Cauldwe.l and Gen. Franz
Slgel The assemblage then formed In procession ana
marched to Fschers Park. where collation. was par
taken Of T0asts drank aud responded to by Dr.
Malignon, Eenator caldwell, Gen Sge Mr. Timpson.
President of tho Morrisana Board of Education. MIR.
Randall. superintendent OF Public Schools and others.
The little folks aud their friends enjoyed concert and
picnic IN the Park until the close OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
THE wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.


The twenty fifth annual Fair and Cattle
Show OF the Westchester County Agricultural and ort
cultural Society opened yesterday morning, at White
Plains The grounds are level, and all who have visited
the spot speak favoraby OF the situation The track was
onened TO the public early last spring and in July the
first horserac inauguratcd. the managers
seem determined to give more than ordinary IN
ducements to cattle horses, sheep ana Otner stook
be exhibited articles OF domestic manufacture the pro-
ducts OF the dairy together with fruits and flowers Ihe
for horses and cattle were Thought SUI
neent the entries came III so rapidly tDat more stas
were erected yesterday More than 100 entries OF horses
ave been received already and the committees are OF
the opipion that the show OF cattle Will
be larger this year than ever before. a
yelocipede race Will take place tomorrow hterhoon.
ha for and cattle IL ten per cent on
the amount OF premiums offered First premium LOT
Sorses owned and kept the county that have never
beat three ue heats three IN nVe IN hahes''
To the rat horse, SIS second team, $50. -
second Premium, $500 For the pest uouDle team,
owned and kept in the county, ana driven losener 40
double mile heats, best three III h'o' Az '"'
frst team $50; TO the second team $50.
Eth Premiun-Open TO all horses; mile heats, best
three IN Ave in First horse, $500 second horse
$3.50. -. "a, .,. ,os, oo,, ,h-oa xears
old and upward sired by New Jersey, $50 best twoyear
old colt by same SIRE $50; best yearng and under same
Making premium list OF 81 49, 500 Of which is offered
nv Charles W Bathgate, owner OF the station new
Jersey $3.50 premiums on other horses Colts
and nules: 500 Is given premiums on cattle sheep
and swine s2J9 poultry, ana ABOUT SUI mOiiey VI
other articles-a total OF nearly $500 money premiums;
those OF silver cups diplomas, ana books VIII amount 10
about o. 900 more ,y..,o-. p.u.oa, A,
the white Plains Depot coaches Will convey Vsltos 10 ana
from ne Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

aaIisposen or their score leading that or the
nay makers by Tour runs The scene at this stage
OF the game was exciting in the extreme The Hay.
makers went into their Last innings having five 20 make
10 win bearnan the first striker did not reach first
Dase one OUT ana no runs McAtee, the next striker
scored ms run leaving only four TO win The next man
.. S the bat ard each scored runs, leaving but two
stop who putting IL to first, disposed OF tho third
man the Haymakers losing the game by only
one run. The fielding OF the Lawmakers was
superb, especially that OF Bearman and BeIsn,
each fielding several very difficult balls In batting
the nine were weak. The general play OF the
Athletics was frstolass Reach putting out nine men
altogether. 1t was the closest contested and best
played game OF the season Appended the full score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
yAccINATIoN-A SAD STORY
Tor or The TrIbune.

To me EditOr Of The Tribune
SIR: Something should be done 10 proven.
the alarming mortality among little children a.
the remedy is worse than the disease. why ~ 'ho ua
mission OF virus from person TO person "oNeu ~.
49, hvsic,an know. that IL affords no protection from
tho small pox am sure II people would read Prof. B.
wh,,neys essay on vaccination read before the Eeeo,
Medical Society OF this city November 10 scS ey
M nm the rlsk that have My boy when ten ino.
IA Ssas yaecinaed by our family ply sIclai III tw0
we.ts his arm was much nnamed and swollen soo a
a,ter his face and body covered WIN 81 ~
sores 40 Irritating that had To wrap NE % nm 10
prevent digging himself 20 pe9 College, hut ali TO no
Dnrno.e after lingering and sunerlnS lo VIZ ,"as;
nmonths La dted VI eKhaustlon-lhieoiVS n"" NV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
THE LEXINGTON RACES.
The Day was fine
AQUATIC.

AQUATIC.
RACE OF UR-oAREp SHELL BOATS.
race between twoAour- Dared shell boats
toot Mace Yesterday afternoon on the Hudson RIVER
under the auspices OF the Nassau Club both crews Deg
comnosed NJ members Of that organization The Doats
49,, oi 80 aes In one boat were j. G. Babcock, captain
"a hor. II A. Tappin, No q G. s. Walsh, NO 5; j. MIL
I toro IN the other were I. Is. Baldwin captain ana
strobe F. Brown No. o. c. ii. Henry No. 81 j. H. hooerV,
ho Tho shells used built by the same MAKER anu
ware NJ tho same weight and dimensions tne distance
was three miles, rowed on stralghtaWay coureo' ~
tho English fashion, instead OF making mlie anu
oundtn. stake and returning according 10 the proV
, ous,ou I'm this country The course EXTENDED from
orno,l,e seventy rsts TO opposite h aa
m r,y iirstst the North River In. croms -
% hex turned yesterday IN very good eonu ,h
the Babcock crew wearing Whto Pasnt of the Nassau
Snh was the referee John Henry esq also OF tao n
DC was scorer at the STAKE p9 n River oiciated as
1890 The Judges were on board me T. =. ~
uhoat which was well loaded WIN inc WI
their friends Besides the Schultz tho VII
@ onoTded fun of ladies and gentlemen ana th1 i
propeller accompanied I'm, ,hs Ta6eScR crew odds being
,osIv offered without any takers. gopd S.s, ,rsd
made about ten minutes lliu a. strokes minute The
ny @ NJ both was abOminable; Dut the rowing Ma
steering "a and II was at very even race, but when
very goou,, Ie nm the course, the whites put on u
r and increased the gap between theii anu nayng
pnn.ts 10 little over two boatlongths naSn n
opponenh nile and half min. 25 see. AT TINS pom.
o.nnryed "A most provoking interruption Y,ain
theto -, tile ATLANTA crew, steered by nh
d oahr passed close across the stern Oh St inst
h hoot and directly into the Baldw,p 81 ali con
CoCA Inc ruddeT, 10 the tAtense DISCUS. va " =,
ceSed OF SS%rSe siGSft to start again
,hay did AT about g. The crews pot LoMed 'UJ "a
we the steering each side was e yeTy eTasns
,he race ere " had finest muscle anu hoiu io
a ,rug tbs first mile but they nTeI Tue nroved
pIed 70 so many hne American crews ycyy cioso
Mr. Bap On the Harvard stroke, succeeutn
III TPnr them the S%a OsiOt re t tbs end Of the
way up thV hoUcyer by only six secOnus Oh ono
cnei Tne Of the ycor r 70 awarded to the
wind were gold medals, nscrlDtu
bS SF Ss' Te Gr
the The general impression Is that hs
siNOar crew AZ IN was otherNI Sc piece OF eInsos5
pte Clio lad ever beeD ia Doai pH"t V""u
| aeys boon guilty u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
THE CATTLE DISEASE AGAIN.

The Newburgh Telegraph states that disease
has broken out among cattle In the village OF Denton
in the town OF Wawayanda, Orange County, winch mas
rye Sotal thus far in every Mr.. Amos Ryersoh
has lost an OK and five The cattle are tnIhed our
80 niybt aud in the morning found dead III the pas
tnre The specic character Of the disease Is not KNOWN
bnt il supposed originate in the drinking OF sasnsI
water wing i'm the bed OF the nearly dried up waikiki
liver MIR Harry Post, who disseced one OF tne ahl-
mails was for several days In great danger OF losing MS
Se from having absorbed into his system poisonous mat
,er from the dead animal, he having ~ the time Oh
naking tho examination a upon one OF hS myers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
ALLEGED ARSON AT CORNWALL, n. Y.

On Saturday morning fire broke out Ia
cottage in Cornwall, N Y, but before the mousse was
very greatly damaged the IRE was was
.n iscovarea TINT the house had been fired in several
naces and much OF the furniture saturated with kero
sene Oil The house occupied by Mrs johnson ana
her family comprising two sons, daughter, ana a
All OF them were arrested ana taken 10
Nowburgh suspicion OF having caused the nre II up
MARS that Mrs Johnson effected insurance on her fur
pture few weeks ago OF $500 hut that the company
smsnecfing her design Cancelled the policy She suDse-
quently obtained policy from another oa' io
what amount IL not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
HAYMAKERs VS.. ATHLETICS OF PHILADELPHIA
ATHLETICS WIN BY ONE RUN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.-AbOut 10000 persons
assembled at grounds OF seventeenthst aud
Coumbasve this afternoon, to witness the game be
tween the Union ofLansngburgl better known as the
- and the Athletics OF this city. The game
was called at $3.50 D. m with Mr. Pratt OF the Tr Noun.
tans Umpire. The Haymakers won the Toss ana sent
two three order The Haymakers made one run In their
nrs inning Tho visitors kepth the lead up to the sixth
inning the score the end OF that inning being tie
nine 10 nine the next two innings the Hay makcrs
made five runs 10 the Athletics three, tho at the
end of the eighth inning standing Ia 10 H. IN favor OF the
Lawmakers The Athletics then went to the bat, dotor
mined 10 n possible change tho lead They scored six
runs by salo batting before the tAitd ihai was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

UmpreMr Pratt Of the Trmountan Club Boston Scorers
he Benson Schoheld gAne-9 hours rs minutes
Len oD bs,e.-Fsbe a. Wynn Il Crsver total Reach e.
Mulin. Radcliffe L. total Clean home runs-Reaeh
playful gu, by Fisher Reach Potan total H. Assisted BY
Reach S. Mcbride a. Cuhbe, |; McMuln L. Radcliffe l. total
10 Pat out byMcAtee s. Bssrmsn total H. Assisted byM
kne Powers }; Fisher Crsver Bean BeArmaB, q total
Fly eatehrs-M King g. Powers L. Fischer L. Besn q Besrman
total Reach Mcbride Cuthbsr ssnsendeIfer Berry
total McMulln Radcliffe. total Flies mis,ed-M. King
Fher, FTnn, total Reach Sensenderf.r l. Fosu,
total Outs foul tas-Athletics. Hsymakers, T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
"a IS 46 81
TotIl.,.,,.......21 23 n q

Unprr-McMahon OF the Mutual Cub scorers-Mes' Delaney
aud Watson Time of Gsmez hours IS miuae Left Bss,-
P.,ree Ferguson Crane Pike total Patterson Nelson
TreAcy total Clean Home iuns-sAr T. Chapman Pte
Mcdonald total O. Woods PBEbam l. total Fly Csiehss-
P,srcs Smith CbApman Ferguson Crane Pike |, MeDohAi
q total Allison Patterson Martin seon Hods Js-.r
io, Allison J.sst to. Cstee. On s'niss-Jersm
total ont by Smith Start g. Crane j. total ~
Anisted-By smith Ferguson Crane PIKE Mcdonald
D. total Y. OuiBy Allison 7, Treaey |, Wood total
1,,i,,,d By Nelson iIodes g. Wood total Double
Pla-Br and start Outs Pou BHls-Asnue um.i
Ecffort ineA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
FIRE IN YONKERS.

AT Il a. m. yesterday fire broke out III the
weiss beer brewery osterhod Bros In HawthorneaVe
Yonkers and the flames we're not eAthsusneu "'ii 'l'
tu,,na aud contents were destroyed Loss ON ms
binerv and stock 5000; insured for s0O0 by the stat
na al 300 by the Manhattan Companies Tue Duiiulns
ns1fed The fire believed to have been the "o's Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

PROBABLY DOUBLE MURDER AT LITTLE NECK.
On Saturday night an ARRAY occurred in tie
village Of Little Neck L. between John Mnsher Hepr,
Miller, and Powell Eemyer During the dispute Minshe.
drew huge knife sud stabbed the other two men IN tho
breast, infcting ugly wounds In the evening MDshef
arragned before Justice Qusrterman and Committed
TO the result Of the mons Injuries and the action
wounded men, prOnouDoes the Injuries Miller "a fats
aud those Of Nenyer rs very Dangerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

w. Bodisco, Charge d'Affaires OF Russia at
Washington Is at the Clarendon Hotel The dmodor
Boggs T. ;. Navy; C. s. Bushnell, New,haNeh ,,, Hiu
Johi L. King, Springfield, Mass. are az inc , ridi.
Avenue Hotel The Hon. G. b. Rauu IlihuIsni
Gen. w Q. Gresham, Indiana Gen. Pindler, NORTH
Carolina and the Hon. A. Murdoch, Mississippi, AIt
Illinois is at tho Hoffman House Gen. Byron
Ianln North Carolina. is at the Metropolitan HOte ~
a Hazard of Rhode Island is at the ST. Denis HOtei'
Lewis Baker the actor is the Westminster Hotel Gen,
A A Gilmore Boston; Col. Crawley tOf the BRUSH
Army; Major Rodney and Major White, u. s. A., are AZ
the AstOr House.
Tho President, accompanied by his Secretary,
cen Porter arrived lu the city yesterday rO Saratoga
tcok breakfast at the Aston House. and loft iamed'atoy
AZ O. tyr WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
MARRIED..

DRURY-KBBsB-Iu Chicago TUESDAY sept b the Rev Js~ss
IT, John Drurg OF Cheat T. 70 Hearests
W, daughter Of John NJ Reese Of Csieago
GULLEN-JACKSON-Oa TUESDAY, Sept 2 by TIA Rev Wm. "
Brown Francis Jackson daughter OF Ssmss
L CsveTlJ, both o; Brooklyn.
TOMKISs-LEAyITTOn wednesday tie lat Inst te resdeses
of Ire bride, father by George NJ Armstrong. Ton
kn esq OF n CshsriHs NJ. daughter Of hsnry
LeIyi,,, esq Of ST. John, n B.
All Notices Of Marriages must be ndo'sed "'th 70"
nd adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
PERSONAL.

Senior Emelio CASTS, Consul for Venezuela,
arrived at this port yesterday in the brig Patterson from
Porto Cabello.
Police Commissioner NJ. T. Brennan, w. L.
Catberwood. c. A. sexas, ii. r. Townsend, j. McClave'
and e II. owens are among the New.Yorkers at the
Fort McHenry Hotel at Lake George
Miss Louise Rivers. daughter OF the late sir
Henry Rivers Bart, recently arrested TOT KNOCKING
down girl OF IS in the high street OF winchester without
the slightest provocatOn. Miss rivers - ~
tric, for has been hauled before the J"s'i'' "'
times for similar Ofenses