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New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

LOCAL POLITICS.

The Seventeenth Ward Republican Conven-
ton meeting OF Thursday evening was an exciting one
At previous meeting Tammany candidate for Alder
nominated by some Of the Republicans. under
the plea the State ticket would thereby be strength
ened. motion Of NJ B. Browns, recommending the
appointment of Republican Inspectors of Election at
subsequent meeting met with opposition, and because
Mr. Knapp, President Of the Xth Assembly District
Association exhibited his eay tn party by an exhibi-
tion Of sympathy with Mr. Brown an effort was made
at the meeting OF Thursday evening last to impeach
him. At this last meeting motion was made for the
appointment Of committee Of five to investigate
charges preferred against Mr. Knapp for not supplying
tickets at the meeting Just previous to the late election
The motion was, division decided lost by the Chair
and another adjourn carried Immediately thereafter
whereupOn great confusion and disorder prevailed TO
quiet which Mr. Knapp called in the police and had the
hall cleared The movement against Mr.. Knapp Is de-
clared to be the offspring OF Tannany Hail. and tie oD-
ject to destroy Republicanism in the district
The Republican Association of the XXlst
Assembly District has adopted the following resolution
offered by Mr.. Abram Brown, jr.: 80
oed That be rendered 10 the active Republican
workers contributed their time and money toward the
election H. Cooper for Assistant Alderman lie having
nearly O shows his continued popularity IN the District
and which gives proof Of his ndeiaaoe efforts In behalf he Hpao
hcAu party
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. STEVENS (Rep., N. H.) from the Com
mttee on Naval Affairs, reported bill for the relief OF
the officers and crew Of the ship Nightingale. Passed
Mr. ARCHER Dem. Md, from the same Committee,
reported bill for the relief Of Chief Engineers George
sewell and william II. Shock Of the Navy. Passed.
Mr. HALE (aep, Me.) from the same Committee re-
ported bill to compensate the officers and crew of the
Kearsarge the destruction OF the Alabama author
izing $4,000 to be paid from the japanese Indemnity
Fund minus such had been already received Tor
bounty Passed.
Mfr. ARCHER (Rep., Md, from the same Committee,
reported bill for the relief Of the Officers and crew OF
be paid out OF the Japanese Indemnity Fund to the Off
and crew of that vessel who participated in the
ton at Simonoseki, japan, in July, 1863.
The report and the discussion showed that the act for
made d %s SS
war and shore batteries for having fired upon an Amer
Messrs WOODWARD Dem., Penny and MAYNARD
Rep, Tenn opposed the bill establishing dangerous
precedent i'll rewardng naval officers for simply doing
Mr. PAINE Rep, MOI alluded to the fact that while
officers and soldiers during the war had captured cities,
forts, and of property they had
ceved 81 In prize money whereas millions of dollars had
quarrel with it, but there was no excuse for going
yond the letter and the spirit Of the law as this bill pro-
The bin was defended by Messrs. ARCHER Dem., Md
and COBURN Rep., Ind.l,
After discussion on motion Of Mr. MAYNARD, the bin
was laid on the table-71 to so.
Mr.. HAYS Rep. Aa.), from the same Committee, re-
ported A. " Tor tne past ana 1u-
Of his invention for the and steam
in the United states Navy weapon Of OHense and
defense.
The mourning hour expired, and the bill went over
until Friday next.
The House at 1870 took up the Louisiana contested
election Of Newsham agt Ryan, the resolution being
that Michael Ryan is not entitled to the seat and that
j. y. Newsham Is.
After speeches by Mr.. BURDETT for, and by Mr..
VOORHEES, against the report, the matter went over
until tomorrow at o'clock under rule, the House
proceeded to the business OF the District of Columbia.
message from the Senate having been received an
nouncing concurrence in the House resolution for the
final adjournment on Monday the 4th of July, with an
amendment fixing the adjournment for Friday, July Is,
the House motion of Mr. DAWES, agreed to the
amendment and motion TO reconsider laid on the
table, thus making the matter definite and final
The afternoon session devoted exclusively TO the
business of the District of Columbia large number Of
incorporating and other bills having been passed The
only measure that gave rise to discussion bill for
the paving of yvania-ave. which opposed by
Mr. KNOTT Dem., Ky) q speech so nterspersed with
witty illustrations and dr cOnceits that IL attracted all
the members present in circle around him. and pro-
voked continuous laughter and applause.
At the close Of Mr.. Knos speech the bill went over.
The Speaker announced Messrs. Logan, Slocum, and
Negley the Conference Committee the Army BILL
The House then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
DISAPPEARANCE OF A BANK CLERK.

There is much anxiety in POughkeepsie
relative to the disappearance of Mr. Charles o. Anrus
bookkeeper in the Chatham Bank, this city He was for
long time connected with the Merchants Bank, Pough.
keepsie. He disappeared week ago. and 1t is thought
that he partially deranged resulting from too close
appcaton to his books Although but q years Of age
he had several and had always been
hard working student On the night before his disap
pearance he was entertained by some friends at his
boarding house. No. $50 Perryst When the entertain
ment Jagged young Ahurus neaa anu ne was
difficulty aroused and aterward retired In the middle
of the night from his bed and attred in nothing
but his night clothes, commenced running up and down
stairs. After much coaXing he was finally Induced To
retire when he slept soundy till morning. The next day
AT noon while at the Bank he suddenly stopped work to
90 out lunch and since then he has not been heard
FROM lie was In every respect young man OF correct
habits He Is five feet six inches In hight had black
eyes, black wiry hair and prominent Roman nose He
has father sister, and large circle VI acQualntahees
In POughkeepsie. ...|
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AN IMPROVED NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT.

Mr.. Hall Colby of the United States Hotel in
this city invented improved Horizon Instrument
or quadrant II is simple in its construction, and is
adapted to use by sea and land AS house instrument
il may be regarded perfect in its mechanical arrange
eu altitude OF terrestrial and also OF
celestial objects, having double verners 90 degrees
heavenly body It's Introduction in schools and COLES
would prove highly serviceable in the departments Of
mathematics, astronomy, and navigation Mr. Colby
has patented this instrument both In the United States
and In England devotng 10 years to s study and
its application To of the mariner and the scholar
II has tried and very heartily commended by some
OF our best known
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BARRRTT-MAY-At residence of A HK1stry. Sehrrvrs
Tuesiay May L. By the Rev O. bckman Horace Barrett
To Kate n. May both o. the above place. No cards
COREY-LArHAMAt North Thetori W. Wednesday mornng As
10 by Roger Howard Of Norhaeh W. Fsnci. W. Corey
Cleveland Ono 70 Jgs A. Latham Of Thetori, VI No cards
DE GROAT-KSAPP-At Tomkins Core ". Oh the lh ins-
by j. smith Walter T. De Groa TO Miss George Knapp
residence Of the BRIDE mother all OF the above place
bres parents the H. seheack d. D. John I'VE q
tlghier Of Ch4s ". Copeland Of Brooklyn, n T.
No carls
LEGG-BALBY-In Providence r. L. the 18th inst By Rev H.
Granger D. Mr. George Leg Burevls Ani Miss Auns NJ
Bailey Of the same place.
MESDELPRY-on THURSDAY 49, 1870 BY the Rev DR. Mlnener,
at the Temple Chee Mr. Herman Mendel Mss eldesa
daughter Of B. J. Fry esq, all VI this city
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APLAGUE IN PATERSON.

Tyler-st., Paterson, running from Bridge to
River-st has been visited by a remarkable disease,
which has proved fatal to all who have been attacked
with IT, 1t has been treated for scarlet fever but Is
attended with many symptoms which make 1t appear
something Of the ordinary list OF diseases. The vic
tins had holes eaten through their nroats and after
DEATH which has invariably followed few days suffer
ing the bodies have become black. A Holland family
has lost two little girls Mr.. Milne has lost two child
rem, and Mr. Parkes has had one death in his family
Other deaths have occurred and several afflicted
with the disease 1t Is said to have come from coored
family and Is upon the whites than upon
egres The disease spreading rapidly, aud the peo
plc are much alarmed
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rscApE OF PRISONERS FROM JAIL.

John Grant, VIM. Ryan, and Joseph Hall,
prisoners the Newark Jail have been working indus
trously during a week two past TO escape from the
Essex County, n. j. Jail, and two of the number have
succeeded They found airvent Is inches in diane
ter leading from the waercoset under the floor, and
one OF them crawling through this narrow space found
that the only obstacles between him and liberty were
three iron bars Day after day the prisoners sent one OF
their number through the hole file the bars and an
opening having been made, they climbed up dropped on
the outer side Of the wall, and Grant and Ryan made
their escape Hall was engaged in relieving himself Of
his overas when he discovered and caught 10y Col
Johnson, the Warden
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THE AFRICAN NJ. T.. CHURCH.

The second days session of the African Meth
odst Episcopal Church OF NewYork held at the
Bridges. Church. Brooklyn, yesterday The Rev. W. t.
Cato Of Orange NewJersey called upon for his re-
port but being unprepared he granted additional
time. The following resolution was offered by Mr. A. e.
Crppin and adopted:
sa Of five be appointed 10 express the views
Of the SewiO Conference the adoption Of the Fifteenth Ameni
-,
Bishop Campbell appointed the following gentlemen,
The Revs f. Weaver WIN. W. Watson, L. Il. Davis, j. w.
Cooper. and L. Titus. The Conference adjourned at l
O'Clock until when the annual missionary sermon was
preached by the Rev. \. III. Turpn.
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CONCERT BY BLIND MUSICIANS.

On Saturday afternoon, June A. instead of
the usual organ concert, will be given at Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn, vocal and instrumental concert in
aid OF the National Association for Publishing Literary
and Musical Works the Blind, in raised letters. The
follow ng artists all OF whom blind have rendered
their services this OCCASION Prof Frederick Fielding,
Organis; Prof Robert Elder Organist Prof Alex. Mes
singer organis Prof q. U. Reybold, vioinist Prof
Calvin Brown, voloncelrist Mr. y. Parvin basso; Mrs
A Karrigan soprano Prof. E. j. Houston A. NJ, Vice
President the Association conductor The programme
will comprise organ solos. violin and yoloncello solos,
concert is gwen under the direction OF the Music Com
mittee o Plymouth Church.
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Latest gUROrEAE MARKYTs
Hayrs Msy D-Co<toa closed 9ust spot and snos. ia
onoed Il s2l ffsncs for Standard White
sonrg AMERICAN MARKETH

sOIyTp AMERICAN MARKErS -
The zsoL Asersn Rio de Janeiro, April a. rpofs "e ne"
kets u foIows .... ..un,,. .,/
sverssns 900 l33 II American currency ~ca"'as "
nlan gold d l23 and American gold 1t I'D. ~, A. 49,.
In the veil the export usde me ns,s
limited exchange having parAyfea al b
actions goois demsnd large REDUCTIONS p
sof seek
rninz established mehanr iof ne'nes
moment 70 nothr ~
goods parchase produce being subject 70 ue osp
these bsnka
DR,Is-The only which has arrived has been offered
r 1900 IS 3l lumber - % ~ soeD per ioot
PLoUR-sss DO ercee 5000 barrels thosss
the arrivals oo no barrels MAKING stock Of 800 ores
hands closes ye fat and ret2il pnes are
follows Richmond, 300 70 Itoo tss u ss n Bna@srs
"a 70 62b HesYon Interior ID ~ "
1905 81 20 70 ~; California $500 to 1000 (s7 20 10 Sl
,sp~Abou, 100 teg have portion of whs
realized 90 " 70 e v I'd
sALr-Lsst sale has been at 600 rs tl2cp -
from loVp
small lot, comp dealers unwilling % opncr
All that bsye the advance erchange While nas
holder. have b. 70 much 80 (73cD nfoos deehse
Receipts dem and the stock about ~ ossA
Prices purely nominal. having been aobl
PREIGBr>we nothing - adj 70 our @st IN tae
have been efei AMI me nunN' '
d.y Increasing nominal quotations are as oos': o>nsnnet >
25aJ Mei@rranena Is g United states NORTH ." az 'OH'
south
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BILLIARDS..
LARGEsTEAvERAGE on RECORD AT THE THREE
BAIL GAME.

LARGESTE AVERAGE on RECORD AT TIE THREE
BAIL GAME.
During the past week Cryille Dion, who is
in the city preparing for his great battle with Rudophe
for the Champion Cue has been coendng with several
Of the billiard experts at the threeball game, French
caloms. On Thursday he played Mr. Mckay, the finest
amateur player in this country two games OF 100 points
each but defeated in both, owing to the really
splendid play OF his opponent The first game Mckay
l6 points, his best run being 23 and Dions20 The
second Of asking however, Mckay did not give his
opponent chance, scoring game to Dons 25 and max
Ing the points In five innings as follows: H. g. H.
The run Of 60 marvellous display OF skill, and the
average OF this 0 Is the highest ever made In the
United States IL is but seldom that run OF over 80 -
chrOniced, and the difficulty OF making such q run Is
well known billiard players II must not be thought
that Dion In bad play because OF this defeat for no
man could have successfully contended against such
play A. McKay's on Thursday
Rudolphe arrived in this city yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
YACHTING AND BOATING.

The first annual regatta of the Manhattan
Yacht Club will take place on the 10th of June The
course chosen from the Clubhouse Ninetyeghth-st,
East RIVER to the buoy off Throggs Point and return,
making a 2Omile race. The Manhattan Club Il new
claimant for yachting hOn0rs The fleet consists at present
OF 26 sail and four vessels on the stvsks
The respective crews of the Quaker City
Rarge Club and the Naval Academy Mddies OF Annap0
lis are undergoing the work OF training for the forth
coming OF May q, TO take place at Annapolis Ihe
Quaker Cy lads take instruction from Mr. Baikie, for
erly OF the Harvards who accompanied them IN their
international last August and Henry Coulter the
known Pittsbur gh oar,man attends to the mdship
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
THE BIG HORN ExPEDITION-AN ORDER FROM
WASHINGTON

The Omaha Republican of Monday says AT
Cabinet meeting Friday, called u consider the In
dian troubles decided that the Secretary of War
issue orders t. prevent the starting of the Big Horn
nediton pending the ne goatons with Red Cloud and
other Sioux chiefs their way to Washington. In
nsrctons TO delay the Big Horn and all similar expedi-
ons The intent Of the Government In taking this action
seems be for the purpose Of arriving II possible az
not this order To be- emphatic denial Of the
Big Horns setting out, but simply temporary delay
which for reasons better known To the Cabinet than %
US has been thought necessary under the present Indian
dl iiculties.
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the XLIst Congress- he asked for an adjournment until
Monday agreeing to have taken upon the bill then
Mr. SUMNER ep.. MassD asserted his belief that the
amendment was pertinent the bill and hoped 1t would
Mr Sherman's amendment then rejected-l4 to &c.
Mr. HAMLIN Rep., Mel renewed his amendment ex,
cept the prohibition against disturbances OF pohnca'
meetings. ,
in oppstion TO the amendment remarkng that he pro-
posed Ia speak until sunrise A..
At O'Clock Mr. THURMAN concluded by moving to
adjourn. Lost.
Mr. CAsSERLY then took the floor.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
THE MOUNT HOPE TRAGEDY.

The trial of Thomas HallOran for the murder
OF his wife concluded In the Morris County Court Oh
oyer and Termner yesterday. The counsel TOT the de
tense, j. vsnata esq began his summing up upon the
openpe OF the Court and made able effort In behalf
Of the prisoner, which consumed two hours The do
fear, consisted Of general denial that Mrs HauorAn
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

YxwORIE,ys La MAY 2Poar quiet ,ni arn ~ sIi 49,,
"a, saperSne: 2Oa S5 Sa 70 ~ for Dc1ns
Ettrs Com scarce Mred III 5asl ~; White 81 s09si o.
Bran 81 Hay, 90 for prime Pori, slG tJI 80 & e.
con lac shoulder; III for CeirRb Sides and slc Tor '
Sides. Hams lld2I,c Lan unchanged; Teee ogit neg s
Iaic suxAr-Prm il0llfc Moasses o5175c for femnusg
WHISKY 81 OSGsIl5 Coaes Pair 6idl6ic Prime i9'ie-
Misunderstanding New YOrk Sight premium. Coll ll't
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


THIRD DAY OF THE FASHION COURSE SPRING
TROTTING MEETING-LADY AUGUSTA WINNER
OF THE 2:4 PURSE-A PROTEST AND
POsTPONEMENT.
Yesterday was the third day Of the trotting
meeting given by the lessee Of the Fashion Course
l.. I. The attendance large and remarkably select
most OF prominent OF fast trottng stock In
this neghborhood being present The track was some
what heavy in places from the rain OF the morning. but
IL dried up considerably during the afternoon ana the
going wac pretty fair when the first race commenced
The principal event for horses that had never
beaten 22i postponed untl ,tolay,
the proprietor Of the Course being desrous
in view OF the immense amount or money dependent on
the the horses should have fine and fast track
over This left only for decision yeser
day-tha for the 81 purse for horses that never beat
23i For this there six entries; but, one Deing
withdrawn cfr. W. III. Saunders's bl. IN. Experment
left the following fvethe winner taking $500, ana tle
second and third horses $500 and 500 respectively j.
Doty's bay mare Lady Augusta, j. LOyetts bay mare
Lady Franklin, ID. Mace's black mare Tempest, j. Mur-
phys bay marc Lady Murphy, and NJ. ROdens brown
Ceding PenobscOt Chief The betting before the race
showed PenObscot Chief the favOrte for he brought tp
empests $780, Lady Augustus 500 and the neId W.
FASHION Z. l.. May l-Pnse SlOO SOD 70 me nrs'
third for horses that never beat
J. Doys b. m Lady Augusta '''.''''''''''''a
J. Loyetts b. Lady Franklin
Murphys ID. Lady Murphy.
NJ Releus b. e. Penobscot Chief f.................Z
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On our Eighth Page will be found the adj
yertisements OF the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance
Company OF NewYork and the Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company of Newark. n. j. Those contempla-
ing nsurny their lives will do well to consider the ad
yautages presented By these well known compAnisa
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Ist %. 81. sth. 5tb. 9Th. 7h. 9th. 9Th Totals
fs.1s1i NrSaI ..:::..ss ::::.s . 3 3 ! i:::S ii"
Unpre"Mr walker Of the Actige Clab. Time-2:l5
To-day, Star and Eckford at Capitoline.
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of Hlial and wely Affection" After cosing the case
was given 10 the fury who gave q verdict OF assault
after brief absence. The prisoner 1t La thought will be
fined.
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POLITICAL.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The following are the names of the eminent
gentlemen recently elected TO the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen with their places Of nativity and present
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
The Coolest and Most Comfortable lied Is the ELASTIC
SPONGE; also the cheapest and NOS, durable

At the Warerooms OF the AMERICAN PATnyr SPONGE Co..
52 Broadway opp Nicholas Hotel Sponge CUSHION "hc hs
BROADWAY STAGE nearly tour years erecty
demonstrating the durability OF ELASTIC sPosGE
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. ECKFORD

These Clubs opened the series Oh lo'o Will
each other yesterday at the Union Ground
The game was peculiarly played by tine Mutuals In
the field hands being put out at bases throughout
% the Eckfords retiring fly and fouDound hito
The anneuIed scnre Will cover all other details:
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5ueeial Notices.
PhaIou,s "yitaiia;v Or, salvation for the HairS

PhaIon's "yitaiia;n Or, salvation for the Hair1
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoys "vTTALIA" differs utterly from all tie dyes cob
oe aud % in 1t acts on totally different pro-
cipls It lmp fragrant, and perfectly nnocuous pecPtate no
muddy aoccueu. requires shaking and communicates No
stain the hnen No rta" necessary TO conceal
its arb sppearlnoe for the simple that surh h""
al, nents sni purposes in Toilet Chemistry
po,.,Is bv all d-,g,i,t. PHALOy & SON, Neu York
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MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Vote P,ps
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Medical Depot the World where may he onn Az
every Seestabshe remedial preparation thai ministers 10 s
health sni happiness OF mortal man
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Plants by Mail

The TROPHY ToxAro ioL s5 ion 81 dnge plants 75c Al
dress CKo L. wARIsG IT,. Ogden Farm, Newpori. K l.
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OF Mills aud Boom cufs
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the
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Boson-Do stads Byelets or Buttons
Shirt. Length-Stats style Of plaits 10 Bosom.
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Plnin Figures. .
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS t2 pieces secoof quality,
y" ~ ~ 9 W J. ?. DALEY & Co,
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