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New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
OUTDOOR SPOHTS.
THE TURF.

THE FLEETWOOD FALL TRoTTING MEETING.
The September trOtting meeting of the Fleet
wood Park Association begins to-day, and will be con
tnued on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Iurses 10
the vlpe of 50 zoo will be given for horses Of different
classes of speed To-day the purse of $1,000 TO be rotted
for is for horses that have beaten 20 the winner
taking 5000 and the second and third horses $500 ana Soo
respectvey this there eleven horses entered
Bashaw Maid, Lady Hughes, Enigma, COntraDand JaleS
II Coleman Young Wilkes Pownal Mare, Fanny Lam
bert Logan New Berlin Girl Saratoga, ana t0mnod0Ie
large field may be expected to start. On wednesday
the purse horses that have never beaten ~
will he trotted for For this entries Lady Wh
more Charley Green, Mary, Daniel Boone Hlckory jazz
and Captain Gill. There is one race on THURSDAY IoI
dence j. j. Bradley, H. w. Genet, and Charles T. LoeW
formerly Patchen Chief, entered IheIe arc tMo o
races on Friday The first for purse OF S5O I0r 25
horses for which Berlin Girl New-Hayen hoy nanny my
lambert Lady Ellis Lady Sears, and Ed Ells are en
tered and the second horses for purse or s26O
for which George Wilkes, HOtspur Lucy ana Hcnfy are
entered and will probably start.
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RENEWAL OF THE RAILROAD WAR.

A formal application was filed, yesterday,
with the Attorney General Of this State requesting
him TO commence proceedings for the suspension and re-
inova Of the President of the NewYork Central Railroad
Company The grounds which the application for re-
Inoval is based are that the President Of the NewYork
Central road Illegally injuring the stockholders by
ordering low rates of fares and freghts to compel the
Ere managers, who of course have TO make similar
rates 10 withdraw their personal claim against him In
the settlement of the Ave million suit" The question
involved is how far the manager OF corporation can
s his official position TO accomplish his personal ends
AT the meeting OF the trunk lines the Ere man
Hgers offered 10 withdraw the suit upon the elecon OF
satisfactory arrangements, bu Commodore NandefDlt
insisted upon the Withdrawal Of the suit hrs IDS the
Ere men declined 10 do, and the meeting broke up VIII"
out accomplishing any result, the competition con
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CHE YELLow-FEvER STORIES.

City Sanitary Inspector Morris has been en-
gagged investigating the disease which recently made ITS
appearance on Governors Island causing the death oil
several persons on the island and three in tenement in
hseAsL The result OF these Investigations Dr. Morris
will report 10 the Board of Health to-day The Doctor
the dsase confined 10 the quarters Of the private
soldiers and viii probably lie traced 10 local causes II
oi bilious y< and bears no resemblance TO yellow
Ietei. Ine woman who Informed Df. Morris that Mr..
and hrs Kelly, the persons who died In the Essex-st
@ had contracted the disease Staten Island.
Oiu hh uhuuth All were employed Governors
IslaDd' ss well as Dr. hOriss informant The people Of
Edge Sst,S -e Indignant that what tbey regard "a
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BASEBALL.
DUNpERBERG OF PEEKSKILL vs.. HARMONIC OF
BROOKLYN.

DTNDERBERG OF PEEKSKILL vs.. HARMONIC OF
BROOKLYN.
The amateurs of the Dunderberg Club of
Peekskil PLAYED a return game with the Harmonics of
Brooklyn, yesterday, the CapOtoline grounds The
visitors were short handed and were badly defeated
The umpire on the second inning ruled out Sullivan the
pitcher Of the Harmonic Club for not pitching straight
armed as the rules require, and Lowe was his subst-
tute for the remainder Of the game and pitched very
efectuay, only single run was earned or the play
the basewOrk Of Bennett and Brown was good Larkih
led in the outed and McEwen caught well on the Har-
nonic side ON the other side Phelps did the most
vice; Delany Bradley and Colyer teded well and Lewis
and Bradley led the at the bat To-day the Dun
derbergs will have their full nine out, and will probably
play strong game with the Excelsors The following is
OF first base hits, total put out, and times as
sisted by each player of the two mines as also the score
in IA
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Total,u..........23 "a IA

DEFEAT OF THE MUTUALS BY THE HAYMAKERS.
On Sunday night the Mutual Club went to
Troy TO play return match yesterday with the Hay
makers the first game Of which won by New-York
on the Union grounds Brooklyn, few weeks ago After
their defeat of the Athletics the Mutuals felt confident
of victory over the Troans, especially they found lit
tie difficulty in beating them their own grounds but
they doomed TO disappointment and defeat There
a large crowd Of spectators who took cOnsid
erable intere in the matter OF the lawmakers
into the game with determination 10 win, as In
case defeat all chances OF success this season wOnd be
lost. The betting even inasmnch as NILS bad eye
considered unfavorabe to the Mutuals. The toss
was won by NewYOTk, and the Haymakers went 10 the
bat, and made runs the Mutuals scouting Jour
4" whitewashed" the Haymakers and added five TO
theis score, making the totals to- This advan-
tage not long maintained however as In the fourth
and fifth innings the Haynakers added five 10 their
score, thus regainng the lead and leaving the totals at
% in favor of Troy. The contest now became very
iDter stpg, and the crowd watched the players with
reat earfesfnesg and enthusiastically cheered every
advapfaoe gained ~ the Haymakers. In the sixth in
nngs neither nine scced as the nedlng was sharp ON
both sides. In the seventh oy neay mhg tne maInas
innings the New-York "whtew&shed Troy and secured
three innings leaving the totals 10 l6 In Their favor
At the end Of the MutuaPs nlntu lnmnE Ihe score
stood 10 TO 6 in favor of the Mutuals The Haymakers
went TO the bat and had two men put ONT and no fns
Three runs then scored amid great enthusiasm.
Player afterward in from third base giving the
game TO the Haymskers Pratt claimed that Crote.
stood on the hOme-pate, and preyentes Inc putting
the last rnnneg 1Gt out the Umpire decided the
trary. The Mutuas then let the Haymakers make
endeavOring TO call the game the eighth innings but
the Haymakers struck with much trouble. At the
tnsh the Mutuals claimed that the umpire, Dr. Hege-
did not belong TO any Association club and that the
game was not game. The following is the score by
innings:
aa1Sahis'''.::, aa'asi.'..:::, 3 9 8 s--Sis
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-Gen. Joseph +. Johnston Oh
Georgia and Edgar Welles Of Hartford = Bteyo9It p
se-Capt McCamont of the British Army ana john
w Forey r Philadelphia. === Metropolitan hqtelh ,
Senator Carpenter Of Wisconsin and the non 1eop
HoteI-Cieorge W Childs OF The PhHddeiph'd Ledgr.
:. New-York Hotel-Capt Noodle OF the n s,earSnip
Cuba Coleman IIouse-Thc Right lteN; 4; A.
Becker OF Delaware the Rev. John Foley, and he heV
i r. McManny of Baltimore, the Rev. Dr. fayhe oi
Scbeneetady and Gen. j. Bddle, u. 8. A. =. ~.
Nicholas Hotcl-Gen. James A. Walker OF Albany; moof, o.,
Alabama and DR. George Bailey Of Philadelphia -
ST. James Hotel-Gen. g. r. Este OF Wellington ana tne
IJouse-Asa Packer of Pennsylvani == Fifth Avenue
HotelJudge swsyne Of the United states supreme atn
Ceurt the Hon. Homer A. Nelson, Secretary OF state,
Albany: InspectorGenera ID. b. sacket u ). A; Gen
o. f. Babcock Private Secretary 10 President Grant; w
NJ Mcpherson of St. Louis and the Rev. j. t. sandys OF
London.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
French LatOrehe Trtvle Basel nom newport
Has of ~ ~ and mounts guns
SERs-RIyER AND ooltTwlsH
u. Jonts, EhubethpOrt CIoehod bhfabtthpon
MARY Elizabeth, Birabethpor- NJ Diaper; hhLabshport
Helen. EIix.b@tbpou Broekxsy, RhLabethpor.
saub fB,Atsth Eilsh.hpoL Hanet Baier Elisbethpor.
{. &. Lowering Taunton. J. H. iCnmans ffo'lashee-
1ilhe X, DigbtOn Nm bnTuen rIo'ioehce-
Providence Hunter, froydenoe
Ellen Burns Providence Belle, ffoS'denee
Vim. Ltggett, Providence. Fashion, Providence
PAos Providence I. n Dyer fro'loepos
Henry Whitbey, Providence. AleIaDdeTi Providence,
G,orgia Rowland u. ~ Brsnsoom, Rockand.
Psnnit WGneneT. Portland, Ct w. II. GAes Greenvleh
n X TYLER Portland Heunstta, Portland
stromboB, Chatham Hero, salem
Presto Marlia, Morning star Norwich.
Jane NJ BIsineri Hartford Margaret Kennedy Brookhssen
BELOW.
Ship British India Tanner Calcutta lJ days ndse By potbost g.
w. Blunt No. II.
SAILED.
Steamship for London and anchored 81 quarantine
ship ArgossY, for Valparaiso.
WIFb-sunsei, light n T., clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CuIRLKsros lg-Aivod bark Monsoon FROM Carle
nAs brig NJ. r. Pencil, from Boston =, =,
siyIssIn Sept 9-Auvd steamship Herman Livingston from
brg oepman fo L Bsseo heIieo, osisd with
Falmouth Bn pot IN at Tbe short Of pro'
FswOEIrlSs s,pL RAnived steamship George ws,hingop
ron NswfoTf
FOREIGN PORTS
dispatches Forwarded the
here from kewlort The CITY Of
Antserp oeloh this morning The csabna OF the
Afternoon thr Wisconsin OF Ne ssyeo End
Gps, wsss tbs and tse Dssnsh u shs National
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The American Railway Master Mechanics,

MtfHHHICb-
Convention at Philadelphia closed ts business session on
Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. The members
and their wives, after enjoying excursion the Del
aware and Schuylkil Rivers, took "A special train for
Cape May, from which place they returned to-day. The
most elaborate arrangements made for their
tainncnt a Cape May Congress Hall having been kept
open for them after the usual date for closing fine
hand accompanied the excursiOnsts, and they were
not like most bande sparug OF their music. they added
much 10 tho pleasure OF the trip. Upon reaching here
the mrubrrs dispersed ana tonight the trains carried
them 10 cry direction o their hoD"s, 10 again at
Louis iie rs p, II september Of neAtyear.
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Jersey CIT
fAbtounssmsnui |

Miss G. T. HALLET, an experienced teacher
Of music would like to give lessons private pup would accept
engagement teach frseass school The highest gwen
Address Ms. G. 7. HALLBT Boz 10 Tribune oGce.
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QUOTING.

The contest at quoits which took place yes
tcrday on Leidaws Quot Grounds, Union Hill, n j.,
resulted as follows McGregor. 90 Kelly, n-tOtal 81.
Ferguson, u Walker 6-tOtal, "a.
There is TO he match at Mitchelsons Grounds Brook
lyn, on Thursday, for Il silver cup.
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line ,,.r,., BESIDE. e AUen bst steamship A'nsH nom
O,eh,s arrived al Neville this morning .. -, ., an.
s,p lsbe for Newfoundland pat bach into me
Tbamfs damaged . . n, .to,. al, M, eomue,led 10 nut
In In consequence q mutiny among the crew
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
CAyINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ECoNoNICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,


urps by ,ch combination either Of the three great essentials Of me-
,, capital for busnss family purposes" provision Tor ola
s,,y for ones family" Some Of the other advantages o.
fered by the Company are ..
p Its security the Company 81 $40 assets for sloOo
liabilities
Second. II Il, n pros,. BE- real Mutual Economical Com
psny established and conducted PurpOy ard solely ior hs enN ~
a. Of N. injured seruny into u expenses and l'emshs
will prove; consequently,
Third II can Afford charge lower rates than ny other mn' com
nan, thus the the advantages Justly due them
Fourth; Premiums ouy not Forfeited nut P"op Pon WIN
dividends suod after the hrst paymenih required
rn C,h dividends applied the second and all subsequent
snnual psymeHn
srih: No travelling BY sea or lake oneen Of The army
.sr, or merchant marine, on the lives Of women
Seventh: The Directors Of this Company are men OF ma
oa reputation integrity and ability The seeuny Of the Con'
pan, is undoubted above shown.
Bn,u, men oee Of other life companies and OF
The most prominent the eounty have given this Company the
preference whom he found lists hoss insured
Liberal Arrangements made with good parties to canvas
OKIR for FewYork l57 Broadway
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Who is the most famous halter in Gotham !

sells any halter Kso1
where is KNOX be iOund At 2l2 Broadway PuOns
His Fall styles out and nimab No other bsts s
compare with those sold by KNOX, halter the million Step to-day
spd secure one Of bis superb tes and bs happy.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
wESTCHEsTER COUNTY FAIR.
----..- e Al ..,,.,,ol CO.. &c 4bo NNasf
CITY CRIME.
THE RIDGE-ST. HOMICIDE.

TIE HII1tIE-NIs IIVMINIUE'
Frederick Schaefer of No % Ridge-st., who
caused the death of Joseph Kesler Of No Gs Willetst
by kicking him in the abdomen the evening Of August
o. during row in front OF No lO2 Ridgest., and for
whom She police have been searching for time, sur
rendered himself 10 Officer Ashe of the Tenth Precinct
yesterday. Later in the day the prisoner taken be
fore Keenan, 10 whom he stated that on the day
I'm question Kesslcr and himself with other Germans,
went excursion 20 East New-NOrk where diff
ruty occurred relative tO the distribution Of the prizes
On their return 10 this city the difficulty renewed,
md SchacfeT claims that KessleT called him several vile
Dames and In the sCuie that ensued one struck
She prisoner with club, when friends nterfered and
took the club away. Schaefer denied having kicked
kcsslcr. Coroner Keenan, adjourned the inquest until
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for Improvements in ssWp w % s, sd5 I seven Ies bv Ae OF
Congress dated July u so All ninneers according
70 Law, JOHs BACHKLDER-
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PROBABLE WIPE MURDER.

Martin Smith and his wife, while intoxicated
In their apartment in the low tenement No. Il Mulberry
s., had fight yesterday during which the woman was
knocked down and kicked and beaten the head with
stone in brutal manner that IL is thought she
rannot recover. She was removed to the Park Hos
pital BY the police. Smith was arrested aud committed
10 the Tobs by Justice Hogan TO await the result OF his
Wifes Injuries.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
MILLER g. GOODRICH, Agents.


The EIGIs WATCH,
Is Johnst
Purchasing the manufacturers exclusively for cash
do undersel the market
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HOME NEWS.
TIlR WRATIIRR

TnB WEATHER
stvYoRE lout Ther. Bar Wind Hour Iber baI "bl
1q-f G1o Nl1N. b9 WIZ
u To 1925 ~ NV. 61o 9N T.
~ N21N II Gt DH H.
REMARKs.-Ye Yesterday (Monday), the 10th, was o me
sunny day without cloud from midnight TO 10 op m
Northern Lights tweak) from midnight TO a. m. Note
lsth-From 10 y. TO IA clear; Northern Ights lweaD
Phenomenon-At 72s p IN. on the 18th brlantrenulsl
yellow meteor shot l5 degrees g. W. from point ~ ue
greeS n. ". l.. OF the planet Baturn
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

WALTHAM WATCH.

ACCJRATEi DURABLEil CHEAP -, ~ -
Am ,.s,, Of thee oeebr,ted movements IN newest rs" oohD
." t I'd SILVER CASES retailed q, very low pnes by
FULLER CO.,
as JOHEsT., T.
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MIssIsoUoI SPRING WATER.

This the original and only Spring Water which has wrought
wonderful Cancer sero aud diseases Of the Kidneys
For sale by Druggists. fresh supply just received by
J. 7. HESKY, Colege-place.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

Electricity relieves aches, pains, and chronic
0bstroeons ApA by DE- CnAxBERLs No wet PourtetnthIl
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

II. n. SIURE's, 81 Fulton-sty New-York, il
nLkf, and srKRLis6 SILyKswARR Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
ANOTHER FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

About o'clock last evening fire broke out
sn cordage and baggng factory Of c. B. Amer
of Marshall and Vashngton-ss Brooklyn, +. D.. caused
1y friction of the machinery. The loss stock and
rhnery OF the cordagt factory $500 Insured by the
Buffalo Insurance Company for 5000 Loss Oh bSIdng
800 No insurance
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

To start right for a successful carec,,r On,
needs 10 know his defect, well his tslens and cAps '
Psychological Examination with advice, may Obtained a Ss
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURTS.

Total. 80 OO283 2s sI7346n Il SIT 752 s5ln y
Income and quarterly returns for the twelve months
s762,7Sl "a.
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very healthy village should have been published as the
breeder OF q disease.
,,n,,n,,,, D,,vrvIrE-sEcoND DISTRICT.

INTERNAL REVENUE-sECoNO pl0
The following figures, taken irom the returns
in the office Of Collector Frecanu o' inc
-, - ,.ai povenue District shows the amounts col
Iected from July 1869. to July, 1870;
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TwEETYPIv CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRud'
GsT OR GROCER PACKAGE or SEA MOSS PARNR hAhUFAC-
TupED PROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEE, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDINGs CUsTARDs, CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RusSR kc &c 1T IS BY PAR THE CHEAPEST, HBALrHlEsr
AND MOTT DELICIOUS FOOD IN THB WORLD
RAND sBA MOSS RARIsR co,
81 PARK-PLACE, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
AQUATIC.

THE THREE DAYS REGATTAs OF SEPTEMBER.
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Monday of next
week will be gala days for the yachtsmen. The New.
York Club will have grand regatta the 2sth the At
lantic Yacht Club will have regatta, and on the 10Th
the Brooklyn Yacht Club will enjoy itself 30 with all
three affairs quite amount Of sailing win be done 10
delight the people Of this section Should the weather be
bad on Wednesday the three clubs will have their regat
as on Thursday The Club Committees, IL is thought,
will order large figures 10 be placed upon the sails OF the
vessels and not depend upon the small signal flag TO dis
finpmah them.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
DLANTATION BITTERS.

f. T-l8So.-1
TUJs WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE IL TIE
SHEET. ANCHOR OF TIIR FEEBLE AND DBBILITATBD AS A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUID 1T HAS
NO RQUAL AMONG sToMACHCs. AS REMEDY FOR The
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
sUBJRCT 1T s sUPBRsEDIgG EVERY OTHER sTIhULASr.
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL, TEMPERATE or FRlGlD II
ACTS AZ SPECIFIC IN SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UsDgRMINRs THg BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
FIRES.
LARGE FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

A fire broke ont about o'clock last evening,
IN Messrs Yenni Gregorys petroleum oil mandatory
Frst-st near GOwanus Canal, Brooklyn, caused by
The explosion Of STILL and in short time the building
and large stock Of oil destroyed The loss on
stock about s2OOOO insured for $4,000 in the Liver
pool, London, Williamsburgh CITY, aud Home Insurance
Companies. The loss on buildings, which were frame
ones will not exceed IS 900 The fences about Messrs.
Christian Hughess bricky yard adjoining and portion
Of their stock of lime also destroyed Loss $500
fuy insured. Several shanties the opposite side of
Fsst-st, owned by Edward Glachen, considerably
daE1aged. priucipally by water,
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BrRNrNG 0r THE POwFITON HOUsE.

POweltOn House a Summer resort one mile
north Of Newburgh ~ Y, burned yesterday aitHr'
noon. The building owned by Mrs. Ramsdell, wife
nj Homer Ramsde. The loss is estimated at $4,000 par
italy insured, as follows: Merchants NewYork 5000
Merchants, r. l.. $500 Manhattan 500 North British
and Mercantile, Imperial The most OF the
furniture removed, but damaged The les5ees Of
the house OF Messrs. j. L. f. GOOdse had insurance
on the furniture as follows Commonwealth and Will
Iamsbureh, $500 each. The fire caused by de-
fectve fue Thirty guests were in the house when the
fire broke Two ladies in the hurry Of escape lost
then satchels, containing diamond ewelTy valued at
$500 one fireman was severely injured by falling from
~ huildhg
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
BURNING OF A BREWERY.

Soon after a. III. yesterday fire broke out
the frame stables in the rear OF the fonrstorv brick
brewery OF George Ehret, in Nnety-secOndst between
Second and Third ayes The flames soon communicated
with the main building so feet front and 100 feet Deep
and The entire structure and contents we're burned An
ADJOINING tWOStOy frame building used for the storage
al beer ana lee was damaged by fire and the fan OF the
sidewali OF the larger bud"~ fhA loss on machinery
,ncudIrr a large annnnf NJ "A-" hoes 80 vsrio1s
tfAe. Of preparation, anG machinery, will reach $4,000
t0s, on midings S25 OOO The side building was erected
about year ago at a cost OF $4,000 and only few days
ago worth Of ice placed in it, The loss ls Gov
cred hy insurance by various city and OutOftOWn com
paEies Mr.. EhTet, who resided with his family IN n
portion OF the main building has been lOr several days
mast confined 20 his bed 10y sickness. He removed
by some OF the wOrkmen hut not without difficulty, he
cause OF his intm condition. The fire Is believed 10
have resulted from caTeessness the part OF OF
me stabenen. the drivers getting ready 10 de-
liver their daily supplies OF beer.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
povISc MATTERS IN CANADA,

MONTREAL, Sept 19-Berry declines Walter
Browns challenge for q single scull match. five mile
race has been arranged between nnfOrth and Coulter
for 81 900 The St. Johns crew left for home Friday.
The movements OF the Tyne crew are undecided.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
Jersey CITY REGATTA.

A regatta takes place to-day at Jersey City.
The course is from the foot OF Hendersonst, around
Fort Lafayette and return. The race s open to all t
rgged boats The regatta Is sweepstakes, en' rance
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

STADT THEATER, 45 and AZ Bowery
- GRAND GERMAN OPERA
TUESDAY, 20-FRA DIAVOLO.
he n,
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nU BARRY's REVALENTA FOOD cures
IL Dyepsa and all disorders Of the stomach Sold at l63 william
sfa nd hr all drnar
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BARGAINS in TEAS, COFFEES, FISH,
ID FLOUR and PROVISIONS.
THOMAS X. AGNEW,
One Price Cash onv $50 Greenxichst, Nev-York.
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THE EPISCOpALIANS

DIOCESE OF LONG IsLAND-ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Convention met in Holy Trinity Church,
Brooklyn Tuesday, and organized, but did little bust
ness OF general interest Yesterday the delegates ros
sembled at o'clock, Bishop Lttleiohn In tho chair.
After the customary services the minutes Of the first
days proceedings read and approved; the names
Of the clerical and lay delegates not present ON the first
day were called, and they took their seats.
The Rev. Dr. johnson, Chairman reported for the Com
mlttee on Incorporation and Admission OF Churches
Mr. John A. King for the Special Committee on Crcden
tials submitted y report adverse to the application Of
lay delegates from ST. Thonas's Church. Ravenswood
This report gave rise considerable debate and the lay
delegates not admitted, Section Of the Constitu
ton Of the Diocese not having been complied with Not
outstanding this, ON motion Of the Key. Dr. schenek,
the lay delegates thus excluded were admitted by
tesy the floor Of the Convention but not to be
entitled 10 vote.
The Right Rev the President announced the Inspectors
of Election for the ensuing year as follows:
CotssIo the Clerical vote, tie Rev T. G. Hepburn
Mr. William Flo Jctc For the Lay vote the Rev. NJ fchor, the
paies 10 G. raj Convrn.ioa-Cercal Rev w r. Fitch
John T. Morgan Lay tie Rev. Is DacAmastcf Mg DuL
deputies F raj CuaAct ics vote the Rev n, r. Hlycy ar.
Franklin Bell La No Mr. Ven htkkcn
Nj sonary mteeCcr,lal vote, she Rev. d. WAlnie Dr.
Wa.er Lay vote. tae Rev Mg. Ellsworth Nj Bgcks.en.
The Trustees Tor Episcopal flu!for Clerical Nnic the Rev. Me-.
Reilly, hE Parr Lay vote, The Rev 7. Cooke, M No,-b'cs
OF
Major Mlynnler
Tie following Standing Committees iog tie yclr were
u.s Aras9a Or oAe,sTs, Be-. D. y. II.