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MILITARY EXCURSIONS.

Companies l and ID of the 18th Regiment,
~ g. B. N Y of Brooklyn, made an impromptu little ex-
eursion to NewRochele yesterday by invitation OF Mr.
b. f. Blakeney OF New Rochelle former member OF the
regiment The day selected out of compliment to
Capt Hampstead of Co. d. who Joined the regiment Just
seven years ago. and who. during that me has won te
esteem OF his associates. The battalion left Brooklyn AT
"a NJ wearing the Summer uniform Accompanying az
guests we're Gen James Jordan, Colonel Of the l5th
htshent, Col Mason Lieut. Col Briggs, MAYOR Dtnelh
ADL Richards, Surgeon BALDWIN Commissary'l4e'lt.
ecIy ysefnnd Mr.. = Van Cleaf OF Brooklyn Inc onee"s
oi me companies were Capt. HeInpstead OF COL IN
command OF the battalion; Capt Allan c. Bush ol 90
Lieut. aud BreyeCapt Thos. Dean and Ieuts. Deacon,
kenpton aud Cuit the latter Aetng-Adjutant OF the
battalion. The stay at Now Rochelle prolonged
unul O'Clock and Thoroughly enjoyed. Not the least
among the pleasing Incidents of the excursion wac the
presentation to Capt Hcmpstcad, by the members oi MS
company, of elegant silver card case bearing MI nl
Pr"prate inscription and having representation VI the
COMPANY badge stamped upon the pedestal
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
THE XvTH AMENDMENT-COLORED CELEBRA-
TION AT sOMERYILLE. NEW-JERsEY.

The colored citizens of Somerset County,
n j. celebrated Wednesday, the ratification Of the
XVIII Amendment in an appropriate manner at somer-
vile. Extensive preparations had been made for the
OCCASION and the successful manner in which they were
carried out exceeded the expectations OF the most
sangne friends OF the colored people OF that county
At early hour delegations began 70 arrive In carriages
and wagons while the trains OF the Central and South
Branch Railroads brought large numbers from Newark
Trenton, Elizabeth, Paineld New Brunswick, Princeton
and other places AT 10 procession was formed
and after marching through the principal streets OF
someryile and Raritan, they proceeded to the fair
grounds where dinner served. In the procession
was the Somerset Union League (coored) displaying
new and handsome silk banner, the Phlllps CluD OF
Huntington. the Trenton Brass Band, several drum
corps and the invited guests in carriages one wagon
contained 81 girls dressed to represent the dteren
States, each bearing flag and In another were four OF
the oldest coored men In that section carrying banner
on which was the quotation from Scripture Now let
Thy servant depart In peace"
There were 5000 people the fair ground, In
Guiding number OF whites and after dinner the assem-
Dage was called TO order and prayer offered Dy the
Rev. Henry voorhees, of Branchburg Addresses, inter
spersed with music by the band and singing, under the
direction OF Mr. T. r. Van Arsdale OF Jersey City, were
then made by the Rev. Joshua Woodland leoored( or
Trenton the Rev. Mr. Harris (coloredl OF Elizabeth,
col0red clergyman from Newark and Mr. Robert v0or-
his OF Princeton At the conclusion OF the speech
whence the evening trains bore them in all directions
The colored people behaved in amost credable manner
ana an apprehension Of trouble with some or the fOughs
OF SOmeryllle was not realized.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
BASEBALL.
FOREST CITY VS.. ECKFORD OF BRo0KLYN-IHE
CLEyELANDERs MAKE ALL THE RUNS

roprsr CITY VS.. FCKFORD OF BROOKLYN-THE
CLEVELANDERs MAKE ALL THE RUNS
The Forest City nine of Cleveland, by their
fine play yesterday, proved that though twice defeated
their arrival in the metropolis, no such occurrence
is likely to mark the remainder Of their contests this
week In their games with the Atlantic and Mutual
clubs the feature of their display the admirable
catching OF White In yesterdays game this fine ball
player afforded the crowd OF spectators evidence that he
is equally effective as an accurate and swilt
pitcher The strong batting nine Of the Eckord Club
were unable than two first base hits in
fun nine innings game, much they bothered by
the swift pacers" Jas White sent to them Another fea-
that they have another catcher person OF E. White,
who yesterday supported his brothers wt pitching as
games The Eckford nine yesterday opened the game in
which promised close contest, for they began
nv their two, three order,
and then led off with good hits but, though five men
to the bat before run could be scored the side
Neither side earned until the sixth inning, al
though wild pitching gave Forest City three runs Then
the Ceyeanders began TO Use the bat enectyey on the
other side however but man secured his first base
on his hit after the first inning Duffy the lucky
man He reached in the sixth inning. The Eek
fords heded out in excellent style as fast AS they
came 10 bat But two balls in the whole game went
outside the in-held and they were caught by Heube
and Allison. Carlton put out seventeen players at nrst
base; muf is chargeable 10 him, while his stops,
in some Instances, were up to the highest mark
OF first base play. suttons play at third base was fea-
soversares White played up close TO the bat, and
%Eie there he made several catches one sharp
soney. The play Of the whole nine was treat TO all
present The Eckords played good fielding game AS
they have this season. Duffy did excellent service at
third base h put out players and assisted In cap
turing three others Jas shyders display catcher
was next noticeable. Indeed, the errors Of
the Ecktord side were few. the Forest City
nine obtained bases but four times from such causef In
the whoS ganoa smaller average than In any preyieus
game the Eckfords played In this season Their weak
points in the inaccurate delivery VI their pitcher
and their inability 10 punish Whites very swift pitch
ing. The game was creditably umpred in two 6oura
This is the frat time IN the history OF the Eckord Club
thar they put out for blank and Cleveland
dldJt Previous 10 the game yesterday the Unions OF
Morreania alone In this section enjoyed the Of
retiring fom the Held In full game without single
run The stars of BROOKLYN came within Of being
similarly served, The Atanties defeating them by a score
Of etOl
fremont and considerable interest n unaffected in the
city the fraternity IA regard to the result the
Union betting higG that DO club Db4Ig can aEa Chi
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

S::: S,.s nS. o. sS. Two hour.
To-day. in Brooklyn, the Atlantics will play
,ha ematsrr Aphas, and the Harmonics will play the
Champons OF Jersey City both games being played on
the Capioline grounds
THE INITIALS VICTORIOUS IN PHILADELPHIA.
This season has been one OF surprises, ana
,here has been no greater one, Of the many this past
than that OF the result of the contest between the
Mutuals and Athletics yesterday, the New-York nine
having deeaed the conquerors Of the Red Stockings by
score of II to g. full game played with oead Dali
The fss game Of the series was played In Phadepha'
just before the Mutuas departed ON sde az easv vetory
The Mutuas left this city the day after ther Vc.o,y
Syfr sc. tSe oS tSs Athletic Grounds at Phadh the
OF about 5000 people The interest In the match
Geiphans thinking that their crack club would have no
dificuity in dsPosing Of nine which the Red Red
nine Of Cleveland had defeated - two clubs the
Athletics won trophies from during their tour tour;
sRp konors % ts now now held By tie Hfanfcs ne Mutaas
stand game and game with the Atartcs Athletics and
Forest City mines, and the home eand-home games will all
be played on the Union GROUNDS md f aas the
Forest City nine and the Mutuals.
At the game yesterday in philadelphia, the Athletics
first to the bat bnt failed TO score until the nih IN
ming, when they scored two by mufr and bad throw
At the end OF the fifth inning the score stood u 10 IN
Athletics scored TO the Mutuas4 The playing OF the
Athletics poor, and they were onthelded and out
I,. 3D. a. Hi aS sth. 9th 7h 9Th 9th Total
Aas.i:.::::::::S AA'Sisiii.','...:::S 6 3 Ia
This complete triumph celebrated last night at the
Headquarters Mutual Club. President Widey opened
bottles Of wine, and admirers of the Club drank often
TO success and that OF its good nine. The Forest City
nne who visited Nblos last night at the invitation OF
Mr.. Zimmerman. received the news OF the Mutua, w We
tory with rejoicing it gave promise OF chance Tor
similar triumph for themselves on Monday next Inc
result of this match will be to add greatly TO the interest
OF the coming baseball events OF September.
NOTES.
Yesterday at Hunters Point, the Flyaways
played an interesting junior game with the Union star
Club. The Union stars played beautifully, and would
have succeeded with any other cuD but the Flyaways
ls I'd %. 4tb. 9Th 9th. 7th. 9th 9th loh llth Total
nssS1y..:., rElsH Slst.....o . 3 : III
The Enterprise Base-Bai Club of Jersey City
beat the MOntauks Of New-lork on Wednesday, by
score OF 10 toe.
The reception gamen at Boston, in which
the returned Harvards played against picked nine OF
Lowell Mountain, and Somerset clubs, resulted In
favor of the Harvards by of 1s TO l6 The Har-
wards have given their nine "a vacation until Oct. j.
when they hope to meet the Stars In Boston.
HAYMAKERS VS.. DUNDERBURG.
TROY, Aug. 1S.-At game of base-b ball here
to-day the Haymakers defeated the Dunderburgs or
PeekskiI. The score was 81 toll.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
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cago them In full game, rs the Red Stockings did last
June when the was II to o. The Forest City nine
On their return from Washington the Cleveland nine
will nlav the Mutuals the third game-home and home
on the Union grounds and the expenses for this match
win he double that of any other game the charge for al
play as they can play the contest win be wen worth Wit
Messing. . ,,,.u,. .,... A. d.. -, an.
coni,oiina Grounds, on which occasion the stars Will
NAV their new catcher from the National Club Of Wash
bis bids fair be the exciting contest OF the
,rnp Amended IL the OF yesterdays match:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Westminster HOTEL. G. de Magalhaens,
Brazilian Minister at Washington. == Breyoort House
C f. X Kortright, British Consul at philadelphia
- Hoffman House-Gen. w. B. Hazen, U. b. A., anG
Paris Uademan of Pennsylvania. === st. James H0tel
-Gen. A 8. Williams, Detroit. - Astor House-sen
ator Blood Of Ballston W. Lieut. Col Roberts U; :; A.
leo and Lieut.. Commander Kels, U. 8. N: -Metro
Potan HoteES Orr Of South Carolina H,e she Rev
u g. N - st. Nicholas Hotel-Ex- Mayor vaux
OF Philadelphia, the Hon. 3. H. Cook, Nashyiiie
York Hote-Co Thomas II. Hutchins Of Gov. Bowie
STAN Of Maryandi Col W. Latham Of Tesss Ss ahs
Hon j. g. Shorter OF Alabama, the Hon II. W.Archer
Maryland; Gen g. p. Este, Washington; Col H. D. NC,
Comb, Delaware; Col ID. NJ. Leatherman memphis, anu
Nathaniel Paige, Washington.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

Brig IsaieHs Jevet, MeCormick Bangor lnmher
gohr r. II. Wanl shsw. shulee. n. s. Is dsys spHng
sehr George Staples Lord Jshn. " g. sdsrs bstsr.
scbT Frances Ellen, Dean. st. John, n b.. lumber.
sCHOONEK-RIygR COAsTwuK
Lacy Blossom Pigeon Cove. Cabinet geN Bedford
Ehkale,h r., Nespori. Isaac Ander.0n PrOsidfroe.
L. D. Hickman, GRrineL y lane Proydsnce
Anna Jacobs Gloucester. ID. n BerrJ, Pfoyblenoe.
J. NJ. Freeman, Providence Geo. r. Kane Bridgeport.
r. n. DAILY Pail River. Adsha Kelly 0loasesfe,.
Coral Providence. n. Ksanedy, Brookhaven.
Ins, Harvteh. Lousa fIssses, S.- BsdserS
Tlhe r., Gghion. Plonds, Providence
storm Prgybdenee. A. Moaat Providence
silver SPRAY Providence HghlsBa.r Bs.fe
Eeptans, New Londoa. Warrington, Bangor.
n. Franklin Kenaebec River, y. l. Gfegoy RocklsnA
Gust, Pawtackd Uneas, fan River
NJ r. Read, Providence Cherub, Bath
Challenge, Dshtou Gentle Thomssson
Hudson, R0ckand. INA non~on HOLLAND
PonsI koekIand Lodoyiek Rim Dighku
WIN ficg seal Harhor VIVA. Dubois, hyaass
Pl,,o Ranger EVELYN, Belfast.
Chss H. Yortism Portland Chss WoOey Esr-JsbsoA
Bmpire Belfast
BELOW.
Bark Sunshine Weeks, Ne-csstie June 49, ndse.
Brig Alfred, from Cow Bay
stesmshps-Pamyrs and City Dublin, for Liverpool 'bgns s
London; saratozs for Richmoud,
WIED-sunset, 8. w clear
.s n Ia, Al ss u a a. shp Island Home ne.nsn bcr Lv
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS Aug. le-Aniyed bark Pensiek from eo'tshoorg
PonTxxss NoyRox Aug sPassed in for Baltimore ship and
Hone from Lverpoci brig. Itabs from PoSec ysv.n Sn -
Thomas O. C. Van Passed out ship Mashngon bst,to 1
Rotterdam brs, Hsfar West Indies Tber for hahfr
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyLLE Aug BThe steamship Aastraha Eom aug I"
osrsSrowx Aug Ia-Te steamships Italy and City Istdos
from New York August 9Th have arrived here 'he ~ ga
HxyAsA, Aug Is--Ar1ved bAIkR Roosevelt fron ss~Yors
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YACHTING AT PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 1s.-In the race, 20
miles to the windward and return at Newport today
between the yachts Cambria and Ider, for cup valued
at 10 ouineas the Cambria in Is minutes ahead,
beating the Idler with time allowance OF " minutes
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

All kinds of Twine Cordage and Paper
Net cash prices WILLARD HNyEi 800 Broadway, New iork.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SesHship sanara Maryn Ls'rool Ave Vo'"'ievn N Via
Boston l1, mdr
Bsrk Gohcn West Brown Gioueesr Mass 6n,s ballast. .
Bng Eurus Ioafhsker brssG Ne,
BGg Lene VAS Boston loI knA,tsth.o~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

After making all aIIlowar6e, the Cambria has beaten
the Ider 43 The result of odays race has detracted
sS1Swnaf from the glory of yesterdays victory This,
tbe second race for the AshbuIy cups has been lost ana
the SO gineas the property OF Mr. AshOury Inc
idIer will proceed to NewBedford tonight to 30 upon
he for reualrsl
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
Latest SHIP AEUS.

For SPONGE FMATTRESsEs-Cooler Cheaper, and
Nor paLabs An Neae anh Canas d IANElL Alo.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

Every fact connected With HoLakss BuR6l
sLEGRAPH during last nne years goes prove that ha
Mr. been th protected his lie would have been aIe
4. HOtxEs, Marray-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
Announcements
NATHAN MURDER POSITIVE EVIDENCE. -

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
remedy diseases W. ID stHiEFYEiS Agent
No. IL Wlliamst, New-iork
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HOME NE VS..
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-, ~, M NJ nv q ~ Hour Tber WIND
NE~t0ss how Ieof' son3 D 9 10 ID go 3o6S w
Aug IA u sOO ~, NJ 100 DGsW.
88o D0jSW. " S""s =. "
RRMAHEs-Yestcrday, Thursday, the ieu., W. "ao,dy
hot sunny day. The sky wac but little OF are
from midnight to 10 The ls days OF TINS sSs
warmer than the corresponding days iast year M " w
n M a brfliant white meteor shot 30 degrees ~. W.
from point degrees N. N H. Of Alpha tyr";
I7tb from 10 d. TO "a clear. Phases Oh the "ooh''
viii he new moon ON the 96th at E2s p NJ
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
TURNER BROTHERS,
IA NAssAu.sT., NHw-YoRR.
CAUTION !


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the inventions Letter. Paent h r,
improvements In MINIS DRAWERS BY snleh 49, e sfslea
be made conform the fgaTe securing 10 he
S.i esse and comfot I'M eonuenct the great us
the Drawers made by for nearly iosf leAi' p''
initiated by other Manufacturers a. ..s eo.is usct y
We hereby give all concerned MS 10. 90 5s, f,haaF
protected by Letters Patent hr % ah 1sbs Weuenv
Patent da;ed aF - ha bod itsH
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responsible for uffngeecnt Of tie e goo. shch ott.s
intend prosecuting those who s,n or oaf io. agas l 4
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sis tn, aud Kelso laet Tine, hia


Excuse third scatheloch fourth Nor'o" "'U'' D""'
sixth, and Kolso last Tine, niia
SECOND R.crPure $500 Tor an that have run and BOT won
s'Ss Ken: :sT Rcsas SsS Lightning by Lightning dam Cecil,
}S@ s. b. coS, 7ysr. 6i Lexington Lila 90
n.s.cr Dcac. 3D. Kings Eicse, BY knight Of st.
uss,sT SssT fss Sa% ' S sescci BY Rsp dam Paany
Wsis"sssst s"sssst YEAR: by Norton dam Re6ec.a Price
Bruaer DEBTORS h. BAe yesn BY Bill Cheaham cam y LEI
r. e. %sen: en- Rcic BY iG.iasn Kate Hayes
op.oo cl e. Kci.o BY voaeisi By Epsilon, 81
Tin.-.i7,.
The -Four Mile Race for purse OF 2oo had three run
Helmbold was hot favorte, selling for t2cce Carrie
Athcron $500 and Pat Maoy 2.6 Carrie AtnerSs Nth ton
favorte close up to the latter The rst mile run
in lJ6i the in l:Sc the third In las Ihe excite ne
faSorite @ was beaten for they both Tidened the GAP in
front Of him the frs. half mile Al the ssqon 9ssq ., and 3
looked ali over winner but both he and she were trhg
badly Hembod caught and beat them 70 .ne geod aes
horse would undoubtedly have beaten Helmbold to-day
ru,D R.cr-pur.. $500 liH for al ages, four mile.
W R. Babcoks eh HcmbOh Iyears by Australian dam IA'h
?f oSssS. "a, Sacy years Lexington dam aon.
X kesSs Richards NJ Gary xiiticn BY Lexington d.
elJcera' Ill lO''''''''''' iTme.i:sai ..ii
The Last Race OF the meeting WAS qasn Pne 0a Of @ The
runners were Glenelg four years. lo pounds Alta veis
q ponnds Tom WoelfSG, agea veIa II 7so
Tom Voolfolk $l75. Alta vea made the running Tor q
mile and half with Gleneg in the rear Turning Unit into
the homestretch the favorte made his run passed Wool
folk and challenging Alta Vela beat her to the string
by two lengths Time-3:121.
FOURTH RAcE-Consoaon $500 for an one and three
during the second meeting soHo
Ibs. twice Ia lbs, three times, 2l lbs -, ,o,u q,
Belmouts Geneg by Citadel dam bahts i0i
j. 0Faon Alta vea years, by Nsndal dam fgree
Fisher Gai:cn Tom wcc c6 e ssd BY Lexington dam FO
Time-3:l2l
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

To-day, in Brooklyn, the Atlantics Will play
Al anatsyr Alphas and the Harmonies will play the
Cbampons Of Jersey City both games being played on
the Capitoline grounds.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

THE BROOKLYN CALIFORNIAN CLUB AT MYRTLE
AVE. PARK-GALA DAY OF THE SCOTSMEN-
DONALD DINNIE THE SCOTCH TITAN.
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