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New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
DOI TTIcAI. NOTES

John Crichter has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Conservatives OF the LIST District OF Vr
ginia.
The Republicans of the Hid District of Mas
saehuset have nominated Ginery Twtchell for rcee
tiOn 10 Congress.
Ginery Twichel has been nominated for
reflection to Congress by the Republicans OF the Hid
District of Massachusetts,.
William B. Baber of Cumberland is the Re
publican candidate for Congress in the XVIII D-tnct OF
Pennsy yvan instead of Charles H. Barrett as hereto
fore announced. Mr.. Baber is popular in bs district
and Republicans have hopes OF his election although
the district is ordinarily largely Democratic.
The COurier-Jourpdl of Louisville, KY, a
Democratic and erratic organ, makes fun OF the New
York Democratic platform in the following manner:
"It reminds one OF the Chinese doctors specific for
derum tremens. He had thirty specifics for ul TIE
known diseases except derium trenens; 81 he made
compound of all his remedies the suggestion thaJ
OF them would be 10 hit It, ii the ID moe
racy don't carry NewYOrk by 10000 majority there Is no
virtue In Platforms"
The delegates to the Democratic Congress
sional Convention in the With Kentucky District
semblcd Newport Thursday pursuant 10 the ADJOURN
Wilton the 27th. The friends Of Judge VIM T.
and of Thomas L. Jones, respectively met In sep
halls and each Convention nominated its can
wings having failed The at the last Conge e'sional
election IN this District was: Thomas L. Jones Deml,
1902; Oliver W. Root Rep), 6,l37
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
GENERAL ERENCH NEWs.

GEN. GARIBALDI's ARRIVAL AT MARsFILLEs-A
MONSTER GUN FOR FORT D'NRT-REGCLA-
TICNs CONCERNING TIE CONSTITUENT AS
sEMBLY-THE CAPITULATIoN OF GEN. UnRCH
APPROVED.
Tours Friday, oct. 7, 1870.
Cen Garibaldi arrived at Marseilles to-day, and
was enthusiastically received.
The great gun for Fort DIvry, on the south Of
Paris, is nearly ready to he placed in position It's
range is eight kilometers and it requires IS lilo-
grammes of powder for each discharge.
circular issued from the War Oaice yesterday,
number of deputies to be chosen to the Constituent
Assembly at 73 instead of 75O, and DEGREES that all
enactments since March, 1859, be repealed.
The capih.lation of Gen UhIich is fully approved
by the Government here. Notwithstanding the
statements to the contrary the General is free from
all reproach and is in full accord with the Govern
ment.
1t is credibly reported here that the Italian Gov
crnment have taken the initiative for declaration
that they have no intention of claiming Nice from
France.
Gen. La MotterouCe, the Commander of the Army
Of the Loire has arrived here. Great quantities If
arms and stores are pouring in from all parts of
France.
circular from the Ministry enjoins the Generals
to at once prepare for the organization of Courts
martial to insure discipline.
The Pontiical Zouaves, 500 strong, arrived at
Tours to-day, and viii enter the French service.
The troops have all LEFT here. Their movements
are kept sec ct
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
The .Jesuits are leaving Rome.

Inc JcSultS are IedNlu-
.... Prince Pierre BOnaparte has arrived at
LONDON. .
The survivors of the wrecked ship On
dar have arrived at London.
. The supplementary estimate of the Aus
tran War Minister aggregates 100000 Of norns
.. Neumayer, leader of the workingmen of
Vienna Austria, has been sentenced to five months i'm
pIisonmeHt for melting revolt
"A meeting of the merchants and trades
people OF Liverpool held Yesterday in favor OF the
int reduction OF the metric system.
.. The captain of the ship Adolphe, from
Iduique Just arrived at London reports the disappear
aIce of Aurora Islands in the south Atlantic.
.. The Masonic fraternity of England have
contributed seventy thousand pounds sterling fOr the
relief of the families Of the German soldiers.
.... The only objection the Bayarian Gov
To German COnfcderdcy IL her reluctance
to place her army under Federal charge during times OF
peace.
Col. BunyapOwski has arrived in London
his way Birmingham, whittier he goes to receive
the rifles which have been manufactured there Tor the
Russian Government.
....Archbishop Cullen has issued a pastoral
~ and Jity OF Ireland sympathzng win the
French people and protesting against the Italian out
RACES upon the Pope.
. Among the notices TO mariners Published
at London Yesterday il announcing thatthe Andres
san (ScOtaud) Light hte been changed 10 ising White
L ght showing every 20 minutes.
Admiral GlissOn, L. :. N, on Thursday
evening gave grand bali on board his nag snip, the
Frank In. London. -Four hundred invitations were
issued. The affair very brilliant.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

CEN. ROURBAKIS RETURN TO METz-GETMAN
LOSSES IT ST0A,B. UEG -TROUPLE WITH
THE FRENCH PRISONERS IN BELGIUM.
LoYDny, Friday. Oct. ?. 1870.
Gen. BouIbaki has been allowed t. renter Metz,
orders to tlat effect having been given by King
William before the General left on his errand to
England.
Gen. Won Werden, the Prussian commander, re-
ports that the bescgers st from the 2s of Septem-
Der to the catulation Of the place 80 killed and l9j
wounded During the entire siege the Germans lost
9J6 killed and wounded. including I13 officers.
There are symptoms Of revolt among the prisoners
confined at BcveIloO Belgium The Belgian Rifles
have been sent there a temporary precautionary
measure, and the prisoners will be distributed
among the different fOrtresses as soon as possible
Both The Cologne Gazette and the IndePeHddRce
Belgc assert that there is complete " underground
communication" to Paris and Tours
Graner de Cass9gnac has gone to visit the En-
peror at Wilhelmsh0he. The remains of Paul de
Cassaguac have been inferred at Cassel
NJ. Theirs, while in Russia negotiating with the
Russian Government, explained TO the Italian En-
bassador to that country that his only motive for
opposing Italian unity was the fear that it would
encourage German unity.
The Times this morning has an eloquent editorial
article OH the reetitude of England's neutrality.
The EJdmiper theoretically appeals to the Powers
TO prevent a bombaIdment Of Paris or the partition
of France.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
PREFERPED STOCK.
REFUSAL OF JAY GOULD TO GRANT AN INsPEC.
TloN or THE BOOKS.

REFUSAL OF JAY GOULD TO GRANT AN INsPEC.
1lON OF THE BOOKS.
On Monday last Mr.. Franklin H. Churchill
OF No 80 Pnestsa holder Of shares Of preferred
OF the Erie Railway Company, requiring information a
10 certain transactions Of The company applied at tho
office TO have access the books in which transfers o.
stock are entered such application being strictly In 40
cordance with the right given 70 him by the statute
tLis ate which provides that stockholders Of any
corpOraed company, within thirty days before The an
nuaI election shall have right TO inspect the company
books aud tLout tis right control can be exercised
over tier own property by the owners OF shares, noi
any check po scd on the arbitrary power Of director
on wlose discretion or integrity the shareholder
may have sufficient reason 70 ,IeY. mI.
Churchill accordingly applied 10 Mr.. OTIS, the secretary
OF tne Erie Company, IN whose custody (he was IN
BY ofccs) the books In question we're yep,
and in rci ply Otis informed him that Mr Jay GonId
the President of the Company tue legal enstodlaf
OF tie books, and that application must be made 70 hll
Mr.. ChurcAl then requested 10 see Mr. Gould person
ally, but WAS informed that he could no
do so unless he knew Mr.. Gould, and wout
the business upon which he called Mr. Churchill sen
ia Lis name aud made demand for an inspection OF IN,
Cogpanys booSs aud received for an answer that th
looks coud lot Le seen for the reason that the ee
wouid Eot retu un the ater part OF TINS OF the De
ginning OF next week, BY which tlme owing TO the eec
tiOn beng fixed Iut sday next, the required nspec
tiOn ouid N, be utterly useless!
On tne following day Tuesday Mr. Churchill wen
Gould and was IN IKE manner, informed by clerk tha
lac must send ia ssaLe 10 Mr. Gould explaining M
buSlu,S, AC LHRH, ne rfAt III ict''i W
re itiug the occurrences OF the previous day, and for
mally demanded writing, an inspection OF the BOOK
in question. He Was Informed by messenger that MI
Could 0Tened letter, but that he then engaged
Upon a ayits OF these facts, alternative mandarin
was applied or aud granted by Judge Barnard, requTln
tue cIany ei.ner produce their books for Inspection
show why they should not be produced mas
much a. OwlIg < b. tc disciplined vigilance exercised by
IA Tie Erie Company service OF the oruef Cd
Mr.. Jay GOull could not otherwise be Effected u VA
fOand n ces-ary To serve II through the agency OF
DEPUTY cr II, who, the face Of determined oppos
tCn ade his way into the room where Mr. Gould wa
/ An u-pIk Al t.p mann RS W, ~
view these facts ask the question, how long VIII th
Directors Erie Company be permitted 70 dey th'
statute enacted the express purpose of prUteetini
shareholders II companies against negligent or dishoh
| cst maLagtment Ply for the shareholders, who's
property may be feed, il only secondary though
la tn public mint. Tue first and most striking though
Is uat o4,, ate more powerful IMAM law courts, abs
/ facts al USelrldden by hctiOns.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
PARsON BROwNLow ON REBELS AND CAR
PET-BAGGERS.

Mr.. George w. Booker, CONSERVATIVE
member Of Congress from Virginia recently wrote let.
ter 10 Senator Brownow asking his cooperation In a
~ notir, Southern Unionists, to be held az
Knoxville, Tenn on the lst of November In the letter
Mr.. Booker says: -. =.
The main object in view Is TO bring about concert OF
acioo among the native Unonists as against the CARPET
bagger who has aspired to h all the rsShue W H., Ia
,h, Soh and also 10 monopoze every thhg eisS thh 10
.c % I IT, unon In Is high time that these Tel
@ f y nam % ~ wboIn are vagabond adventurers
sbonid he brought 10 know that the Union men vi .e
soIh have sons rights and that they nave 'e courage
10 assert and 10 maintain them'
In the course Of Mr.. Brownlows sone"na' 0'u'''0
ply to Mr.. b., he remarks ., ,,u...,,,o,.
We have had too many OF these Southern Consenlohs
called Together professedly for the purpose OF @
,hq interests of Agriculture ana p. III III
reality for the purpose of instructlhg the @
mind and firing the Southern heart IN tho cauSo VI ~
son and disunOn. t,h an hodv Of men in
But am NOT the to unite win any pc u, M" ~ ba
war uDon carpet-baggers, whom " s ~
Northern men or Yankees who have re'led III . %
beforr and since the Rebellion aud espesay Sinoo 'e inc
tsruination of the war They are class oi % leh py
wAoln have irlnly stood through e'ii anu Hi AVN
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
LOCAL WAR NEWS
FRENCH BAZAAR.

A grand bazaar in aid of the widows and or
phans Of France ade destitute by the will open in
this city Oct 81 Tee following ladies support the move
ment: .
l. NJ rlow Janfs BROOKS. Mrs OBn.n Mrs Catbr Mrs G.
r a Pint sr l. Edward Firth Mrs william A Fraser Mrs
y Gilbert Mrs Mrs james Ho Mrs H. A. Harl1nt MS
" liam Hubbard Mrs Martin, Mrs zen J. r. heagher
NJ Moran Ms John H. Pow Mrs Roral Phelps,
SIS l. de Mrs T. Pouyert, Mrs T. Pouyer Jr Mrs J. p
o Ms Gen Ch k1ome Mrs Parau
Stevens shsuok Mrs Henri s~sn Mr. Dr. O. r. Ihouas
Mr. T. 1srry M Van Wa Mrs Aouiagne Ward, Ms Mar
tia Waler and Mn. ?. Otis jr
4 rattle for a German flag at Fiedler's Park,
Staten Island, netted SlO7 for the patriotic fund
The proceeds of the concert at the Newark
Pink for the benefit OF the German Hospital Fund
were s6,642
The German Patriotic Aid Society of the
venfeenth Ward collected during the past week $50 5O
total, Sl,GO a.
The weekly statement of DR.. Johannes Roe
si,g the North German COnsuGeneral, shows the re-
eeint of slg5 $50 IS since previous report.
The report of Mr.. Emil Sauer Treasurer of
the German Patriotic Aid Society OF this city, shows a
total amount OF subscriptions OF $64s95 81 Tie princi-
nal eubscriptons the previous report are: Bunzel
4 Dormitzer 600; j. B. w. W, Cornell so iAeder-
Eranz socefy fourth contribution, sOCi Schleswlg-
UoIst4in society second contribution tl10; German
parioc Aid Societies OF Toledo, Ohio SOO; Trenton,
n j. $500; Clinton, Iowa, s29O
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
AQUATIC.
REGATTA on DUNDEE LAKE.

Tie first regatta of the II. NJ. A. AssOcia.
ton Of took place yesterday, Dundee Lake
Tile tt ndauce spectators numerous, considering
the CHILLY stale OF the weather the clubhouse bens
tiled viii invited guests, OF whom nearly half wer
laes ic first contest was between OF four ir
tne iour-Itre sIeI-OOIt Stranger, belonging 10 the ii
NJ A \ Cl, aud the XIX PLsslc, tue latter being al
lowed vain The course was mile down the lake
and return, wlg the Pissaic went over IN something
minutes In the single escull race IN shell
bOats, }. AtterbUry won with ease IN lO5O. Inc D-
race s me series was the last dOube-scull sheboats
M,ssrs. e. b. Att-rUury and Clark defeating w g. Oak
man ana air Pral after a very close race, the latter
leading TO the rst saSebOat. After the races there was
coli tiOn in the club DhOuse and tue lower noOr being
Of bUats dancing was begun and continued unD
ID Il.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
NARRAGANsETT PARK RACES.
THE TURF.


Providence, Oct. THE racing at Nara
eanset. P.Ik was continued to-day. The attendance
was very large, considering the cold weather. The
track WAS i'm good condition and the trOtting closely
contest, Il. The summaries OF the races follow:
RACE.
ocber Ig7u NarsRaue Park Cranston purse Of sse0
for re be.tr than 1885, s hsi "
To secnnd ami So 10 hi q
Charles Doagla,, ftr ford. Conn enters blk &. Brom
a
Wa HI. Woorif Boston. Mass eners 8 NJ. Gipsey.
Harry bradley, Bosloa Mlss, enters b. g. HAPPY
" A. Moody Fs er,ie, n. H., enters b. m. Nellie
Thos. Cprfe-trr, Providence, r. l., enters b. m An
Tne--;J! me-, 2;Hti mile 2:i2i mile, 1896 mile 2;C. Mia
2:tjt
SECOND RACE.
NARRAoASsETT PARK CRASsTOS r. l., Oct T. ls10-Parse
s2,Vj oed better than 20; &l oo
drs S5Ui to sscnLd, sud $40 10 third:
NJ Carroll Boston, Mass, eaters h. B. P.mer2 I
T. Uo,y Freeho " j. br. m Lady AugusA3 =
l. y. D. COOo IA
Bes an Daues Nes-York b. Topsy. .....5 dis
Thne-2:Jl! 2:2! 2:2, 2;dJ 21l
THIRD RACE.
NtRt,GASsRrT PARK CRASsT0S. k l., Oct Purse OF sl6
for COO to the a, 800 10 the second and <
T. z
Bad uobs Phaielphii Pa. h. jessie Wales and
Z.
Dan - Mac New iors C " L.. enters b. KTkWood asd
x.
" :. Buggs Taunou. Miss. br ST. Elmo and b. m
mile. 2:fj &:Sjl Zjl4
TOmCrrow the class and the purse for all stallion
will ed the 2:45 Class and the great race VII
DC carried over 10 Monday.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
LATEST MILITARY OPERATIONS.

LATEST OfEbAliONcs
THE PRUssIANs STEADILY ADVANCING TOWARD
LYONS - OPERATIONS OF THE FRANCS
TIREURs IN TIE vosGEs-POsITIoY OF THE
PRUsSIANs AT PARIS.
TOURS, Friday, Oct :, 1870
Such kilograms as have been received show a
steady advance by the Prussians invading the east
and southeast of France on their march to Lyons.
II is reported that there general rising in the
Vosges There are no regular troops there, but all
the men are aroused. Francs-tlreurs are all the
passes and give no quarter to the Prussians, whom
they harass night and day, stopping their conveys
and cutting their communications and roads.
A Prussan post at Rondarcy comprising 30 men,
have all been killed by the Turcos. Epernay has
been evacuated by the PTussians, who retreating
Gen Cambriels reports to the Minister of War from
Epinal on the 9th that the enemy are going toward
Neu-Brisach. There was skirmishing on the previous
day but without serious result The villages about
Epinal are filed with troops The Prefect of Epnal
tecraphs at midnight Of the 9th to the Minister Of
the Interior that a combat took place yesterday be-
tween the towns Of Lam and Bruyeres against sOoOto
1000 Prussans supported by artillery. The French
troops who were aided by the National Guards, held
their position.
A dispatch from Evreux shows great enthusiasm
ON the part of the National Guard, who are rising en-
mas,e TO resist Prussian acquisitions.
The Prussans at Gisors have been repulsed by the
National Guard. The enemy have however formed
a camp near Gisors of 2COO men. TelcTaphic COM
mupcation with that point is interrupted, and also
h the eastward.
The French fortresses of Belfort, Schlestadt and
Neu-Breisach are to be attacked at once. The cap
tors Of Toul have been charged with the duty Of
taking scissors
The Prussians have evacuated Mulhouse, march,
ng toward AltBirch They have also oc upied, in
force Payord and Vernon, small ItOwns in the De-
partment Of EuTe. They were vigorously but in
.ffectually opposed by the National Guards.
The Prussian Guard is North of Paris, between the
yanal de l. HOurcq and the Northern Railway. On its
ght is stationed the Fourth Corps, and on the left
he Twelfth Corps. To the pioneers Of the Prussian
iuard has been assigned the task of diyerung the
waters Of the Canal de Ourcq into La Marne RiV or
hould the Prussians succeed in their design one
'uIce OF the water supply OF the Oeslegeis VIII pe
ut on. The Prussan guns are nearly all in position
efore Paris, and the bombardment will be com
menced from all the batteries simultaneously the
moment the arrangements are perfected. dispatch
from Bonneval, in the Department of e-etLOir,
dated Thursday evening 9th, says the enemy is
eyacuating the country beyond TouIy and are appa-
sently falling back Etampes.
The Prussians have opened their heavy batteries
On Steloy, the northern defense of Metz The
French replied with spirit and the cannonade lasted
two hours The result is unknown, but it was prob
ably indecisive.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

IISMARCKS LAST CIRCULARS.
PRUSSIA DOES NOT DESIRE THAT FRANCE BE
REDUCED TO A sECOND-RATE POWER con-
prrIoN OF THE FRENCH EMPIRE AFTER
CEpING METZ AND sTRAsBoURG-rIE LOGIC
or FACTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
LONDON, Friday, oct. 2, Is7o
The special correspondent Of The TRIBUNE al Der
lin telegraphs on the 9Th inst the following circular
of Count Bismarck TO the Foreign Representatives,
the North German Confederation;
E>vpR1ERFs saturday, oct. J. 1870
H., o., i, che nrblic journals il appears that
the delegation Of the French Government IN iouis
- assa;ou,. onrounced that had declared to
N Favro that Prussia would continue war IN oruer
20 rodpce France 10 the condition Of Power OF 'ne
- seco,d rank. Although such an expression coulu
o,lv he intended TO influence circle unacquah'eu
With fbe language used in international negotiations
and IGNORANT of the geography OF FRANCE sun 'ne
circumstance that this official announcement bears
the signatures of Messrs. CremieuX Uais-blIoi anu
Fouricbon. gentlemen belonging TO the Government
of a GREAT European power, induces me to request
vour Excelency to put il in proper light in your
official intercourse.
In NV interview with NJ. Favre, the question of
peace was not formally considered. At his repeated
reouest communicated to the French Minister, in
general outline the same views which formed the
urucpal topic of the circular dated Meaux, Septem
Ter 10. Demands exceeding those therein contained
have never yet in any way been made by me.
Tie cession of StrasbOurg and Metz, which we
seek in territorial connection implies a reduction Of
French territory equal in area TO the increase
through Savoy and Nice while the population Of
these provinces obtained from Italy has made
that Of France 10000 larger. When it is
considered that France, according to the census
Of 1865, numbered 100000 inhabitants without
AgieIs and with Algiers now furnishing an essen
tal part of the French fOrces, 100000, IL IS
palpable that decrease Of 10000 changes nothing
in the Importance of France against foreign conn
tries while leave TO this great Empire the same
elements of power, possession whereof in the East
ern and Italian wars enabled il to exercise so de-
elsive an influence the destinies of Europe
These few points will suffice to successfully op-
pose the logic of facts to the exaggeration of the
proclamation of the oath of last month / only add
that in communications with NJ Favre, l expressly
directed his attention these views; and need not
assure your Excellency that RETAINED from every
offensive alluson the consequences Of the present
war in respect to the future position Of France as
great power Of the world. BISMARCK.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC NOT SOURCE OF DAN
GER TO GERMANY.
BERLIN, Friday, Oct. 7, 1870.
Count Won Bismarck has found it necessary to
publish the following statement:
VERSAILLES Oct G.-l:3O p M do not hold the
opinion that the Republican institutions Of France
constitute danger for Germany nor have |, as as
serted in letter of the 18th ult, published in The
London Daily Telegraph, ever expressed such view
10 Mr.. Malet, OF any other person. BISMARCK"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

IA heavy northeast storm prevailed at Fortress
MOaroe yeseriay.
There were Is deaths from yellow fever IN
Newt. leans ON THURSDAY.
.Tne Fair of the Northern Ohio Association at
Collm weather The d
pay Of oa prodacts esIec ally noticeable.
Gov Walker in q message 10 the Virginia Leg.
isar. eeniay, that bOdy prompt 70 nc
Of
lOOIB
h0h HOg eonndeaooa Ana ~N1"
....Gen. Woods of Fort Wallace has been oroeIeu
70 h Middle PARK Colouo the OF the late Ind AZ
facts whether neeessa - 49,
Of that region large force Of moanto lndsns spl.& & ea, us,
Trade Station, As mes Of DeHye day I" w" "' ~ ~
shoNei signs Of hostility.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08


CABRAL AT WORK.
SAN DOMINGO CITY, Sept. 29.-Dr. f1shT
Ames the o. s. Consul recently appointed by Prcsideh
Grant, has arrived and assumed the duties OF MS po
ton.
The Ofciai Bulletin states that eorrespohnrice iIv
Curacia and ST. Thomas reveals new plau OF Inc
OF public order Caral has been charged WIN a.tns ~
an mperous manner. Being gunsuccessfl IN hls
10 reform tbe existing Government II Is proposed IN
CONSEQUENCE 10 elect a new leader at Jacone VINO WI"
possess more energy than Cabal. /, .-,.o ,
The Government Of Sacet is progressing IN sp,.e oa
the terrible financial embarrassments ana pres l
for funds made constantly upon them some OF he US
a eted rife for revolution against the AZ
MarahalOss ond-Venete, and Pansen nave ue
Jared against Sage In the south side ot the lslan9
there is great depression in the tobacco trade cause
bv the European war, which prevents an shpmeh's o
lis produce The major part Is sent 70 DtIlI! ai ~,
the inability 10 forward it causes great
the planters who are thereby unable 70 dfiiW aFnst
their crops and heavy disbursements OF an khuS' '"
which cause business Is stagnant. -, -,
The United states steamers swatara ana lahtc are a.
Sarnana Bay Tae Nantucket Il at kdealas Bay anOul
nil ey miles from Domingo city, where shc VIII IT,
main TIL the hurricane months are over.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
BASEBALL.

The mullins of The TRIBUNE composing
room pay a picked nine The standard Office to-day,
on the glOunis Of The TRIBUNE Club al jersey city.
A game of baseball took place at Newark,
vest. aS Oh the Amateur Grounds, between the print
80 OF The Neic York Herdd aud those ~ the Newark
Journals. The match rcsulted in victory for the New
arkels by score OF 25 to 20.
FOREST CITY vs.. RED STOCKINGS.
CNCINNATI, Oct. GA game of baseball
berwcen the Forest City Of Cleveland and the Rec
Stockings OF this city, resulted in the defeat of tina
f.,r Dy "A score of ~