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New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
AQUATIC.
THE RACE FOR THE QUEENS CUP.

TIE KAJE TOK TIE QU I'm > JUI'
No aquatic event has occurred in this country
equaing in importance and interest the grand race for
the Queens Cup which is to take place on Monday.
Everything in the Of yacht has been secured and
the number of steamers chartered by clubs and assoca-
tons exceed in number those which have attended any
similar event. ,r
dav evening 10 superintend the preparation OF ms
yacht Mondays Yesterday the new sails were
mounted Cambria and to-day they VIII Dc trled III
a cruise down the Bay and outside the HOOK.
The Directors OF the Union Ferry Company nave
fitted up the ferry-bOat Winona for themselves ana
families trip down the Bay, 20 witness the race
There quite a rush to Canarsie yesterday by per
sons deslrous of engaging yachts 10 accompany the
racers on Monday. Prices ran ged from $40 to S25.
The entries give promise Of "a most exciting contest
The following the entries up yesterday exclusive
OF the Cambria, which will be added to the list to-day
Should the Sappho arrive to-day tomorrow she Will be
added if her condition after her voyage will admit Tie
Yachts entered are schOoners.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
BASEBALL NOTES.


Professional baseball playing can be made
profitable by thorough honesty, and fair deahng WIh
The nnbic This has been the with the Red Stock
ing Nne and hence their clubledger shows good ac
count as will be seen by the following statistics: on
March 10 1869 the liabilities Of the CINCINNATI Gun
amounted TO $4,000 During the year their games yledcd
sufficient TO pay off s1i Of the debt. This year, thus
far the receipts have reached 1896 with expenses
amounting TO S2,063 leaving profit OF SllO2 O1 ls
years salaries there has been paid 20 players S256
There is now the treasury 200 and the Club Is ont OF
debit No other professional Nine can show such results
The lawmakers and Red Stockings have
made nm the quarrel Of last year. tho former by apollo
gizng to Mr. BrOckway and the latter by paying over
the share receipts due They play match together
on the llth inst
The Lone Stars of New-Orleans beat the
White Stockings Chicago Wednesday by score OF
% TO TO- Who is the next customer who wants Chicago
trophy
In the Red Stockings and Maryland match
the Reds without BrainaId, beat the Baltimore nine 10y
a score Of % to9
The Haymakers narrowly escaped defeat IN
their match with the Nagaras at Buffalo. The score AT
the close of the sixth innings stood IL 10 is against en
They finally by the totals of n TO a.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS. =
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ei4arnship Panits Freeman, Philadelphia mdse. ann aS1
Rrip Jennie 1ars.L Cartenas days, MVlASS'h'
Hiy Eliza Thompson Dill, Nes Haven.
Brig James Crosby, BadNlni new LHnio"
sruooSRRs-EIyER AND CoAsTwhH
Adle T. Ayery, New Haven. hnh I. L9csn"i ,n, ''
Yarmouth, Hyannis s.IroSl, i1nrpID III 80,
MAI 'Iti.. w.. peiord Reading r. r. a. Portcheseh
nnitA. - Ga.Ii,or J. b. Lawreuce BangOr
DAsisShe' " "'. rNna A., Amos Briggs, Providence.
Henry Prescott, Providence HORTON pyhn.ha-. roshIh
~. M ii.be.bnort ID. A. Besey, Eila6ebpor.
N Holmes, khIalethport, liho'
= D.. ,,st t;;,ahnthnc Isaac Van Z6nt BlsbethpOri
"a ~ 6ihut SiIahini Vi,ginis Geo b. Smith, Virginia.
- Olfi g, us1bor B. Lane, Falmouth
fl,laii, 80 . Belle H.. Hull Virginia.
t an.'seIH- s1.9r, Vris5s Sarah g. Waugh, Virginia.
SAILED.
stsamhps-Parsna for Iondon ocean Vueep ioi hNi'A"
WIND-Sunsc, 5. Wi clear
MEMORANDA.
,, n " pov.rs TJsykns from Elilabehport for Newlia-
ven With cargo of coal struck Browns Fot Asa 5 G w.
r roa of and dd up South Brothers and suhA Ii " let. u
DOMESTIC PORTS
po-rox 5-Arryed zhp Chance, nom Liverpool
Ang 5-ATVed yacnt MsyhoNer Io
netn with o gentlemen bound to Coos ISsnd anu 0-e may
FOREIGN PORTS.
5Tbe steamship Enn arrived ~ us Poi'
Aug 5The stelmshp Dacan from Ne" YORK. arrived ID
the Clyde to-day
SPOKEN
.r p.r,e0a hearing H. W. 20 miles distant seh Coquee o.
and % avannsh Holiness Hole days out by Poooa' Hee
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CRICKET.
GREAT CRICKETRY IN ENGLAND.

GREAT CRICkETR1 IN ENGLAND
The grand match, Professionals VS.. Gentle
men players which recently played at the Oval in
London resulted in another fine display by the Gentle
mems eleven who scored 1873 to ls in their first innings
and 5s in their second innings Mr. Grace made 2l6 Mr.
Money 1l9 (sO O10 and Mr.. Dale s. In the first named
innings was one tan on" drive), three 6s thirteen A.
nine 3s twenty-eght q and nnges And this not all
for i'm each return match at LOrds the next week. MI
Grace made l09 thus scoring 32 in the two innings
against the best bOong in the tOrd. Mr. b. b. Cooper
OF the ST. George Club of this cty-scoed LOG IN the
match last year.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

The Judges are Moses Ii. Grinnel W. b. Duncan and
Alexander Hamilton, Jr. The Executive Committee III
clude Messrs william II. Major, Sheppard HOmans,
Stuart NJ Taylor and ii. Morton.
Arrangements have been made for a trial Of
speed between the Cambria and Dauntess after the
for cup 10 be 20 miles TO the winward
and reur the rules of the New York Club To govern the
race.
The Atlantic Yacht Club are TO be the re-
cipents Of grand hop at Bridgeport after THEN cruise
in he Snun
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Coleman House-Bishop Quintard of Iennes-
see go Brevoort HOuse-LOrd W0dehOuse England;
Pavmaster Cunningham, u. S. N, and +. T. Nckerson,
Boston. == ST. Denis Hotel-EX-Gov H. II. "eI,s
of Virginia. === AsOr House-Gen. A W. Adams, ana
the Hon. A. Macarthur, Washington. - New YORK
Hotel-Ex- Congressman W. ID. Bishop OF Connecucut.
- ST. Nicholas Hotel-Gen. W. +. Denckla, Arkansas;
]. f. JOY OF Detroit, and B. +. Ross of Georgia. -
Fftlave. HOtc-CO ThacAcrall of the BTitlsn Army ~
X. Mccarthy Of Syracuse, and the Hon. Johh A. oils
wod, Troy. g
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OLD DR.. HEATH gives few more of the

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MrssrsoUoI SPRING WATER.

fresh supply wonderful Water just received BY the under
gned Th. original and only spring that hiss wrought 'un
wonderful cures Cancer Bhbr Disease and all other diseases Of the
ueys Tie virtues SPso WATER are ndorsed J
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HOME NEWS.
TJtR WEATHER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Friday the bth wa. nOt sIm
naTfing e6o about sunrise. The sky was but slightly
cloudy from midnight 20 10 p. m. Noe-4th from 10 p.
M 10 H. 10 TO H. slightly cloudy; little cloudy 1ll5
slightly cloudy 1890 r. Aug 1869, Thermometer at
a. m 6go II M, 7So; p. M, 70o p m. 72o; p m,
600 II D. M GO Phases Of the moOu.Full moon on the
nth at 4.I7 "A. IN
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UNION VS.. ECKFoRD.

The Unions last July made the mistake OF
playing too many matches under the idea apparently
that the oftener they play the more they gam IN pcce
This is good rule under ordinary circumstances, but
situated as the Unions and have been for lOlh
past poor policy, and the game Of yesterday piac
c9V Illustrated the fact for though the EckfOrds were
short handed, and had sick mon on their nme they
found little difficulty in defeating the Unions We ap
mend the score of Yesterdays game, the features OF
which were the fine play Of James snyder and Smelly III
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.
THE GRAND MATCH OF To-DA

THE GRAND MATCH OF TO-DAY.
The contest to-day between representative
mines selected from leading clubs of New-fork and
BROOKLYN will be very interesting trial of skill and
well worth witnessing. Tho fact that Ferguson OF the
Atlancs will catch for Cummings of the Stars gives adj
donal interest to the match NewYork will be strong
with that swift pitcher Walker and c. Mills In the two
prominent positions. Both pitchers Will nave e5GenemS
sunnport Messrs Peck and Snyder offer two balls ana
two bats as prizes the balls to be awarded to the
ON each side who makes the most and best Hy caches
with the ewest errors; and the bats 10 those MAKING
first base by clean hits the most times. Mr. Ieck aso
presents red dead ball TO he played WITH AFTER tnc
han match game Crosse will be played; thls 10
ne folloWeG by "A fOOtrace.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
Il. X. X.

AsIATIC CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MORBus, ..u
FEVER AND AGUB,
OoNhD ANU i"N BY RADwAYS READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM ..
NEURALGIA, .
DIPHTHERIA, ,...
S0''H 'H'Ai " RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES,
BIZ RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS. ,
dsrtea cholera morous or painful dscharges ron '
howes are stopped by taking Railway Really bee
congestion inflammation weakness aude vii folio" the
Of the 4 T. Relief
ACRES AND PAINS.
Por headache whether sick rheumatism Insso PANS
aud weakness spine Kidneys pains around the hyer plea
ry sHengs Of the joints 10 the bowels heartburn and Of
Ready Relief Will fOrt immediate and "a con
use for few days effect permanent
Sod by druggs and a. No 81 Maiieusne Price, 50 cents
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

BARGAINS in WATCHES, JEwELRY, and Su.-
'nAsAAA-J JsnssTOs I ResDsos, 10 BssuJ.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
Tup NATHAN MURDER.-NO burglar secreted

would committed the mnrfr without hrsI b'n9
opening escape detecei and no burglar ron s %
proteed With oTuEss BURGLAR ALarn TEtEohPH "nos.ev
fVsys Mr. Etan, NE would have sayedE BoLhB Mar
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS in the AMERICAN
HosR BoTos leave He be wished for b quarter
under The lsahng hotel Ever thing fesh
ADDED and the uleqaed Of the continued
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Announcement

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,upohsm Broads Health ven adoruen
in Its manufacture.
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

VNHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
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G1sT OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA FARINB MASUFAC
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AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN TIIB WORLD
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE

~ combined the and important feature introduced o n
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
securing combustion either Of the three great essentials OF LIE
vI eapt, family purposes provision for old
age, ,gaey family" Some Of the other advantages Of
erei BY the Company
Ft: Ii security the Company have sc asses o every Sl''
liabilities
Second: Il is pros TO be real Mutual Economical Com
parry conducted purpOsey and solely for the entire bene
insured scrutiny into and Investments
will prove consequently
Third Ai charge lower rates than other mutual com
psny thus the insured reap the advantages justly due them
Fourth: Premiums only forfeited but PAl'up policy with
dividends sSued sfer the hnt pa yment II required
Fifth: Cash dividends applied reduce tie second and all subsequent
annual payments
Sixth No extra rates travelling BY fe Ofeer' OF The army
navy merchant marine the lives Of womeu-
Seventh The ofee and Directors Of this Company men OF na
hOn reputation inosn integrity and ability The security Of The Com
psny uniolbted, above shown
Business ofee Of other LIFE insurance Companies and 'one OF
the prominent OF the country have given this Company the
preference the Of whom found m Of those insured
T. 70 IN York;
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
PLANTATION BITTERS.

s. T.-l860-X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE IS THE
sHEETASCHoR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATED AS A
TONIC AND CORDIAL PoR THE AGED AND LAEGUTD 1T HAS
NO BQUAL AMONG sTOaACHICs. AS A REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARB ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT 1T Is srPERSEDIsG EVERY OTHER sTIMULANT.
IN ALL CLIMATES, TROPICAL TEMPERATE OR FRIGID, 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
USDBRMSBs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-23
NASHVILLE.
The City ia a Financial Fix---All its Money
6araisheed--. PenltentisFy---H Healthy
Reform in Its Nanagemsnt---A Paying Ia
stltufion now.

| NASHVILLE. April 22.--The city author
tiles are suffering great Inconvenience
| from the action of the creditors in gar
nisheeing all money Of the city in bank
| The money IS likely to remain tied up
until the meeting of the circuit court in
May This money is the only dependence
! for the payment of the current ex penses
| of the present month. The mayor says
the tax books have been made almost
bare through close collection of taxes,
and that il viii be difficult to carry the
city government on until the Ist of July,
when the taxes again fall due. He thinks
that. unless some unforeseen relief should
come, the police will be suspended, gas
extinguished, the fire department closed,
and the reservoir stopped on the first of
next month, for the city has neither
money nor credit by which any depart
ment can be supported.
Colonel r. G. McNairy, Major James
Nancy and DR.. Atchison, directors of the
State Penitentiary, have made complete
revolution.in the affairs of that institu-
tiOn. They have put every convict to
some employment, and are now making it
a paying Institution. Fifty convicts are
now employed on the Tennessee and Pa
cific, and twenty on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad at one dollar a day
each. Superintendent Thomas has ap-
piled for an additional number to work
on the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road. The convicts leave the Reniten-
tiary every morn NJ, and return at night,
One hundred and thirty-five are working
in the quarry, and are building a sub
stantial new wall in rear of the peniten-
tiary. The remaining number are well
employed in the shops. There are $50
convicts now in the penitentiary. The
new street railroad, from Broad street to
the Fairgrounds, in West Nashville, is to
be built Immediately. The contract has
been let, and the contractor employed,
the penitentiary cOnvicts to do the work,
which win be commenced next Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-23
coNGRE REssIoNAL.

SENATE.
Mr.. Howard, from Committee on the
Pacific Railroad, presented and asked for
the printing of q voluminous report OF
the testiB;on taken by the Sub-Commit
tee in relation to the Southern Trans
Cont mental Railroad Company.
Mr., sumner, from ForelgS Committee,
reportedI adversely eaSo Iag s.oNS N9. g
Mckenzie $4,000 in addis NIaJ;c J;ihe 5000 al
ready paid him, for Med'chg Fenian
prisoners.
The Senate then toGaulaS Mr.. Chand-
ler'5 resolution directing the President
to appointed commissioners to open a
negotiation for the annexation OF the
Winnepeg district as Territory or State.
Mr.. Chandler said he had offered a reso-
luton ip the interest of peace and good
will, and proceeded TO show the re2sons
upon which negotiatlons should be COM
mdnced. Mr.. Ramsey inquired of the
Chairman of the Foreign Committee
Sumuer-what disposition had been
aade Of the resolutions he introduced
similar to the one pOW. pending. DE
thought the subject would, ere long,
prove of great Importance The action
of the British authorities in organizing
the Canadian Iliiitis, In sending over
Britt sh regulars, and In calling oE the
Indians between the west coast Of Lake
Superior and Red river, would require
the attention of the American Govern
ment.
Sumner had no reason to believe that
any British troops would ever go through
the Sault st. Marie Canal. or that any re-
guest would be made by that Government
for the use of the canal for the transports
alton of troops into the Red River coun-
try.
The resolution was sent to the Foreign
Committee.
A bill prescribing the oath of Office to
be taken by persons who participated Ia
the late war, was taken up and passed.
A bill to prsEspt counterfeiting of
trademarks was passed.
"A bill providing remedy for the loss
or destruction of judgments, records or
decrses appertaining to the proceeding of
the United States courts was passed.
On>notion of Mr.. Scott it was ordered
that the Senate adjourn until Monday.
The Senate continued the call OF the
general calendar throughout the day, and
disposed of a number of bills, passing
AMONG the latter Of general interest the
following biltsi
A bill creating an additional land dis
triet in Colorado.
A bill making an appropriation for the
payment Of iHyalid and other pensions
A bin amending the act to establish
asd protect national cemsteries.
A 'bili for the relief OF Colonel S. W
Prve. Of the TEenty-first Kentucky Vol
/ unte6Es.
! A bill amending the act granting lands
/ to the state of Kansas-alternate sec.
tions-to aid in building railroads arc
/ telegraph lines in that State.
A bill for the protection OF settler
within Fort Ridgeley, MINI.
A resolution for the relief of Eloise lin
coin. and withdrawing moneys from In.
dian tribes holding American captives
was adopted.
! Al 5 pm, on mOtion Of M+t sPsnesl
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Funding Bond Ordinance.


AN ORDIEANCE PROVIDING FOR TIE Issuance
OF s5OO0O0 OF THIRTY YEARS BONDS, FoR
FUNDING PURPOSES.
Be Il ordained by the General oO,uleiI Of he Gin
SECTIoN l. That for the purpose Of funding
i've hundred thousand dollars (S5O0O0U, OF
any portion thereof Of the present due debt
of the city of Memphis or Of the notes bonds
or coupons for lII6reGt upon the bonded debt
of the city otGemphis, becoming due during
the year lSlQ, the Mayor of the city Is hereby
an horized to issue the bonds OF the city OF
Memphis, haviag not more than thirty years
to ruu 10 maturity from the date Of their is
suanee, and bearing interest at the rate OF six
in the city of New York or Memphis, at NE
option OF the Mayor.
SEC. 2. Said bonds. when issued, shall be
denominGted funding bonds OF lS70 and shall
not exceed in all the sum OF ave hundred
thousand dollars, and shall be issued in de-
nominations of one thousand dollars each,
numbered from one to five hundred respect
tached, payable seTni-annually IN the city OF
New York or Menphfs.
sRp: B. said bonds, when 50 issued, shall be
used BY the Mayor and Comptroller OF the
city, in funding at par 2 ike amount OF the
present due debt, or Of the notes, bonds or
eoupona, tor interest upon the bonded debt
Qr the city becoming due during the year 1870.
Er0rided, that said bonds shall not be issued
or used for any other use or purpose than
funding at par like amount of the debts OF
the city as herein provided.
SEC. 4. In order TO testthe sense of the quail
lied voters of the city as to the iasuande OF
the above bonds, as required by the revised
charter, entitled an act to reduce the charter
ofthe city of Memphis, and the several acts
amendatory thereof into one act and to re-
wise the same, passed December l. 1893, Sec.
81, the Mayor ahall, after giving thirty days
notice pf the tmeand place Of election, In
two or more daily newspapers published in
the city, submit this ordinance 20 the quail
ded voters of the city. Those voting in favor
of the issuance of said bonds shall indorse
upon their tickets, Bonds, 'and those voting
against the issuance of said bonds a. No
Bonds" and should three-fourths Of those
voting vote in favor of the proposition. then
this ordinance shall be in full force and sf-
feet, and said bonds may be issued as prOvid,
ed In Sections /, and 8.
Approved. JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest:
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FENlAN NEWS
No Immediate lnyasiea Of Canada 70 be At
tempfed-RlsI and the Esd Rlyer iRsur-
gents t. be Aided Western fehiaRs
to DO the Fighting-Ths Congress Hsr-
m0ni0gs Gsgeral News.

New YORK, April 22-lThe Fsn!au Con-
grsss Assem- bled at II o'clock this morn
ing, agiG Immediately entered npOn gen
eral business. The doors are blockaded
by c0rpOral's guard. II Is evident from
the general appearance Of taiGgs now that
no Immediate movement viii be made on
Canada. it isdecided, however, that Riel
shall have assistance in the shape of men
and arms. The Western Fenian soldiers
are to be called upon TO attend to the
hghtiug business in the Red River Dis
trict, anl il is probable that about the
same time q blow viii be struck nearer
home.
o The business OF Congress will be con-
cluded tomorrow night. The delegates
are working bard, and the utmost haFpl0-
ny prevails In their councils. No danger
is anticipated OF split With the Western
Fenisns.
MONTREAL, April 22.--On arrival OF the
-. riean train last evening, three men
49, 90 q, rested on suspicion OF being Fe-
49,, n heir names are William Burns,
$780,, Afn, my and Pat. Griffin. The
,,-iso,,a,S we're returning to Quebec from
tbe states. where they had been working
all the winter.
MONTREAL, April 22.-The ArgenteEl
Rangers. four hundred sIEong, arrived al
I0 o'eioek last night. They are 10 do duty
az Freleighsburg, Stsnbridge and Bed
tord.
QUEBEC, April 22.-The volunteers are
still under armE. and they drih twice a
5av both here and at Point Levi. The
mUster rolls are nearly filled. The Me
gantie Fiftieth and the Quebec Eigh-
teeuth bsttalions have offered their ser
vices for the Bed river nxpeditiOn, with
the understanding that they shall be &C.
cepted as volunteers