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CONNECICiT.


HARTFORD, Feb. 1.-The Hon. Julius l.
Esrong has been nominated for reflection by the I.eub
lcans Of the 1t District and the Hon. = cLen " Ke
t0gg 10y the Republican, OF the III District
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spssial Notifies

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LOUISIANA.

THR SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY, FORCED TO
RESIGN.
NEw-0mEANs, Feb. In 'he Assembly the
suOUS spp9aioD t. Speaker % recalled ycstorddy. IA
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MARRIED

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bro5er Mr. judi b Pen pr AnteNs Hii"l A"o''" -
Brouklyn. r. d., q Mary Judd Il fiAlins H.
uOsLISTBR- Ners7lay Feb l. = Ne e.dofrs
Of th- brides pucuis I.1si s,-Arl by Rev Seqhh
Brown William Holre and Asa George Ihom 9a see'ef
daughter o. samuel IboHsJn ed, Ell 0l this ~.
LfSS-iARTy-Ia as city At te reltA1 u o. G. ln~ag. ~ D.
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DIED.

~ Nofice, Of Marriages must b. ni0i I'D e'A fun
adstg -Rd Dd3Tess
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
POLICE NOTES.

Barbara Denneine, age IA, died suddenly last
evening No 1913 Thiri-aye.
The body of an infant was found a truck, yes
terday. opposite No. 8J3 Geenwichst
The body of a man, age 90 was found yesterday in
the water of the Battery and taken TO the Mogue
Thomas Victory of the Twelfth Ward, Brooklyn,
6ned IS, yesterday, for assaultug policeman.
Mrs Eliza Berry of No. 1872 First-ave., had her
pocket picked Of H. yesterday, in Thirty fourthst
William Keyser, while asleep in q HoustOn-st.
i7boa Saturday night choorned by two and robbed
OF watch and 80
James Ryder was arrested, yesterday, for stealing
James q. BOwer No JlJ
Myrtle-aye, Brooklyn where be vas employed
The new station-house for the Tenth (Brooklyn)
formally occupied Yesterday by capt james Casss
command and inspected by The city officers in the evening
Lncv Fether set fire TO her apartment in the tene-
FO dhst, yesrlay. Los TIO She con
guilt and locked await the action o the f Mar
shsl.
terday mnufaeto Of Patrick MKnna Degraw aud eAss
Brooklyn proceedings begun against the proprietor Tor sens
without a license
Lott Simonson of No. III West Tenth-st. while in
No 56 Broadway Sanday gi ad SO %
in money and checks hun BY Mary Mills Of No l9 Eddse
st., o. the attendants
Mary Lambert. age "a. of No. 81 CbarltOnst. IT,,
while insane attempted yesterday by throwing herself into the
Pier No. as but rescued and locked ny 10 the
Grstugch-st Poice-Stalon
Henry Cameron. of No. $50 West Twenty -ninth-st,
on Railroad attempting get on the
425 M Yoners Special Express Eeyenthay between Forhrst
Forty econds yesterday fell and run over Remover :"
Bellevue Hospital,
Archibald Brown, age So of Sixteenth-st., between
and F,sve while getting of the front platform OF ear No
crushed He the Eghtyxth Police station
and died minutes The driver Of the car was arrested
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

Superintendent Henry Kiddle addressed the
Public School Teachers Association yesterday at School
No. 20, In West Thirtieth-st
The Third Annual Session of the American
Pathological Association will be held at New-Haven,
Ct beginning Tuesday, July %, at D. M The Annuai
Address will be delivered by the President OF the Asso
citation, the Rev Howard Crosby. d. d., ChanGchor Oh
the University Of on the evening VI the same
day.
The following officers of the proposed New
York Free Medical University for Women were CHOSEN
last evening TO serve till the first annual meeting:
President Rachel Cutler Martin 81 D. ieePesdent the Rev o.
Frothngbam; Corresponding socTary Frederic har h "
tary WIN White NJ D. Executive Committee J. g. Atwood NJ D.
Rgbert Hasari, G. f. Sarah A. Cheyaher
Peter Kehr, the newly elected President OF
the German Young Mems Christian Association, lee
tured last evening" that organization at Its rooms
No. 90 Ludlow-st, on politics and Religion" After
tracing the origin Of Christianity he argued that politics
shOuld be entirely separated from TenROn Inc AS
soeiaton has recently reOrganized with the following
officers: - - ~,
President Peter Kehr President John Hahnj Secretary Fred
enk Rckhart Treasurer VIM Mannheim Executive CouncJohn
Keyser Mannheim Daniel Drew John HecAer John Davidson,
Prof Francis Lieber, X. r. Sinclair.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
POLICE MISCONDUCT.

THE FOLLEN ALLEGED BLACKMAILING CASE
SUMMARY DISMISsALS-TOO FOND OF LAGER.
Commissioner Manierre listened yesterday TO
81 complaints against policemen. Detective Finn of the
Fourth Precinct, who charged by Mrs Follen Of No
62 NewChamberst with extorting $40 from her. and an
additional $40 from whom she had employed, pro-
duced several witnesses all Of whom swore that at the
time indicated the officer in the Court Of General
Sessions Mrs. Kinney swore that she saw Finn re-
ceiye the money but the superintendent Of the dining
saFuon where Mrs Kinney is employed and fellow
servant, testified that the day in question, Mrs. Kin
ney in the saloon and therefore could not have been
present at the time the money alleged to have been
paid.
Paroman Stringham OF the Fifth Precinct charged
by Capt. Petty with being under the influence OF liquor
the 18th inst he reported sick and was gwen card
the Police Surgeon of the district He thereupon went
into the back and used foul and prOfane language
Officer Harris and wanted the latter TO light him. Two
other charges preferred against him of being alb
without leave, and he dismissed on the spot
Patrolman Dantry of the Seventh Precinct was
charged with having left his post and entered the Sta
tOnHouse under the influence of hquor. He admitted
the charge. and was also summarily dismissed.
Roundsman Kelly caught PatrOman Gallagher Of the
Fourth Precinct drinking glass of lager IN Ont Oi No.
s. Chathan-st Referred 10 the Board.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

chored at Southwest spft rounding the same from west
ward 10 southward thence 70 home stake-boat.
All yachts must keep to tine eastward OF west Bank
Buovs Nos H. 49, and 10, and 10 the westward, OF Fort
I1fvctte both going and returning Yachts 20 pass
IN no eastward of home stake boat. The allowance o
time for schoOners and first class slOops viii be cacu
lated upon basis agreed upon by the Union Measure
nent Committee Of the Club which Is actual displace-
ment Of hull The allowance Of time for second class
soops will be II minutes per foot The allowance Of time
for open yachts will be minutes per foot.
Of the Club and the VIM Fletcher for the of the
p0rters.
YACHTING IN MINIATURE.
1t is reported on apparently good authority
that 20 residents Of Staten Island have lately been
taken with "a mania for the innocent and divert
ing amusement Of sailing, in quiet pond,
has constructed tiny craft, measuring in length
three feet These of uniform size, and some Of the
models have been constructed with utter disregard
for expense. IL claimed that these boats have been
found 10 sail admirably upon Crystal Lake, and II is now
proposed 10 them upon the waters of the bay oil the
Quarantine, the Fourth OF July next. The
course will be mile in length, for purse OF $l00
Each yacht Is TO be started by its from given
point and must sail hOmeward one tack, passing be-
tween two stakes set moderate distance apart. As
they cannot tack without help 1t Is nice question as to
whether any of them be started carefully to
reach the destination fixed. The Club and their friends
absOrbs their entire attention, while the outer world will
naturally await with breathess interest the result OF
the momentous contest.
The Vesper Boat Club OF Yonkers, and the Nassau
Boat Club Of New-York will row for prize cup, at
YOnkers tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
THE METHODIST EPIsCOPACY.

The Methodist Preachers Meeting resumed
the discussion OF the Epscopacy yesterday DR.. Curry
being the chief speaker He said he nothing In the
discipline which conferred fe-tenure the Bishops.
They were merely allowed to run He was for elect
ing more Bishops they needed them and they should
he brought into closer proximity with the PresDy terry
II was also desirable that they should he members OF the
General Conference. They should be subject 10 the
Presbytery after election just much as before ana not
placed above those who appointed them. The present
system was anti-McthOdst, anti American ana anti
Christian. He would have the Bishops ltne1nt, ana
would move them from place To place. He would nave
them Bishops and nothing else. 1t was great mlsiOr-
TO give them other powers such as taking care or
the Book Concern. The formal ordination of Bishops
should he dispensed with unnecessary as the Bishop
only repeated the which he took on being made an
elder The ordination OF Bishops inconsistent with
Mcthodism He repudiated third order IN the Church,
a. 1t allied them 10 the Latin Church, and made them
akin with Rome and the High Church of England. As
there was great necessity for frequent return tO the
power he for submitting Bishops to quad
rennia elections.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
THE BROOKLYN WATER BOARD RESENTs THE
MAYORS INTERFERENCE.

Mayor Kalbtieisch discovered, few weeks
since that the Water Commissioners OF Brooklyn had in
three months exhausted in paying its army OF employees
nearly half the raised for street cleaning pur-
poses during the year s7l The Aldermen referred the
matter for investigation a committee, which drew up
report sustaining the Water Board and charging the
MAYOR with attempting TO annoy them in the discharge
of their duty Yesterday the Mayor replied TO TINS re-
port in a communication, asserting that he would be
wanting selfrespect If he did not rebuke the authors
of the report as 1t only uncaled for, but was
gross natOn OF the facts In his communlca
ton TO the Board the Sh OF May last he says ne called
their attention the fact that the Water commissioners
had already expended $4,000 OF the sl2OOO raised for
cleaning purposes during 1871 The commissioners
aege that $4,000 of this amount used To settle debts
incurred 1862 but the Mayor holds that his statements
and that the committee was biased IN t re-
Water and the committee and the communication
Of the Mayor placed on file.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

Twelve prZcs are % DC given III uII Two offered
for scbooners for hrstclass sl0Ops,
class soOps and two for open boats In each
those prizes called the Union Prize is TO be sailed for
on time allowance, and the other given by the ag-ofi
GERS awarded the first yacht home without
regard 10 time allowance In addition 10 the above the
Club offers yachts enrolled upon its books and carry
ing It's own signal series OF prizes called CuD Przeb"
10 be sailed for time allowance.
The course for schoOners will be from stake-boat OF
Bay Ridge stakeb0at anchored at South west spit
rounding the westward 20 southwark, thence
10 ghtship, rounding IL from eastward 70 southwark
and thence home keeping 10 westward OF
Dumb Beacon ROmer ShOal.
For first and secondelass sloOps, the course VIII he
from stake-boat anchored of Bay Ridge 10 a stake
boat anchored at Southwest Spit, rounding the same
from westward to southwark; thence 10 stakeboat
anchored Outer Bar buoy rounding II from eastward
10 southward thence 10 home stakc-bOa keeping 10
westward of Dumb Beacon Romer Sbeal
stake boat anchored Oh bay Ridge 10 o stakeb0st AL
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
o- broad hand braeeIets These can be purchased in
nj rnhher from 81 10 s. pair and arc nnlYersaly

very broad band bracelets These can DO N
Jet and rubber from IS TO 50 pai' anu Mo UNI
worn by those I'm mourning. -, , -
Rroa8 brimmed hats fast taking the place OF gypsy
bonnets even for the fashionable promenade. Large
souares Of black dotted net thrown over b0t nat
aud bounet The hair is stil braided and fastened
mn, in looms between which fall long curls III front,
crmped and up from the forehead over roll or
hraids So much injury has been done to the hair from
the unnatural strain to which IL has Of late years been
subiected-the crimping fzzng, and hotron process,
that there very little Datura hair left 10 boast Of
and the next generation who follow mammals fashions
so closely will inevitably arrive at maturity with bald
heads. With this frightful communication In antiepn
tion sensible people changing their tactics and o
home the hair is left to flow In native luxuranee dnIg
the morning, simply confined with ribbon. ChildIens
harris also left in natural state falling In glossy waves
unadOrDed save by band of velvet or a ribbon, , -.
Idleness tamOng women belongs TO the ueau Past.
Sewing, making up dainty trimmings, and suichlng at
the machine, fashionable that really ldle woman
is anomaly. Everywhere there Is q eonnuty OIL en-
pOyment In netting, crOcheting ana cohcootins
headgear shawls else LiPqtan garments m ior some
little fairy OF baby and thus the words OF nlcheet are
fulfilled This work which does not absorb her nlnu IS
like the woOf to the web of her thoughts. She Weayes
upon II the household matters which the man engaged in
his business had not thought about often too, reyves
dreams about fhe future of her children" while
Urging the hnbe
Ihifts idy SYMBOL
Busy and nimble,
To and fro"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
onrt Unnan- -Niacnnnt Vilnin of the Bel

Brevoort House-ViscOunt Villain of the Bel
gian Legation, DR.. j. G. Holland Cimothy ntcomol'
Col James WOrrall Of Pennsylvania, and W. r. COOL
baugh OF Chicago == st. Nicholas Hotel-ExGoY'
Carney OF Kansas, ex-senator Mcdonald and Gen. yohn
g. Price of Arkansas the Hon. NJ &. Kerr NJ. G. OF Indl-
ana the Hon. f. A. Alberger Of Buffalo, and A. Carnage
of Pittsburgh - Astor HousenJudge ). 8 Black % OF
Pennsylvania the Hon. John h. Alley OF Massachusetts,
and John Hitz, swiss Consul-General at Washington
- New-York Hotel-Judge u. G. Loring and the
Rev Henry Burroughs of Boston. == 81. DENIS
Hotel-The Hon. G.. G. Munger OF Rochester. - Ey-
erett House-Capt. Catlin OF West Point: - Gllsey
HouseGen. W b. Tibbits OF Troy Col M0lleI OF Gov
Hoffman's staff, and ex-MayOr Berret, Washington.
- ST. James Hotcl-Adjt.-Gen. Townsend OF Gov.
Hoffman's staf. and Rufus III. King OF Albany -
Fifth Avenue Hotel-Homer A. Nelson, Secretary OF
stae the Hon. d. G.. Littleohn Of Buffalo, Judge stan
ley Matthews and ID. McLaren OF Cincinnati; John L.
King of Springfield, Mass; and ex-senator Williams or
WayLe Co, n " Grand Central Hotel. ID:
Grant, the Presidents son; and Judge W Hugnes OF
Pennsylvania. =-= Albemarle HOtel-C. Franquelo or
the Spanish Legation.
DEPARTURE.
The Hon J. c. Bancroft Davis Assistant-Secretary Of
State, left this city yesterday for Newport, K /.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

BASE BALL.
FORT WAYNE VS.. MUTUAL.

To the surprise of 1000 people who were
gathered on the Union Grounds Brooklyn, yesterday,
the Kekionga club defeated the Mutuas by score OF
TO g. Owing 10 the defeat OF the Keklongas by the
Atlantic nine last week, it generally anticipated
that the task Of yesterday would have been an easy one
for the Mutual nine: but they met pitcher who out
wted their best batsmen the Mutuas scoring only six
first base hits in the entire game. The Fort Wayne nine
helded almost with up to the eighth inning of
the game, when they let in three Mutual players by
mufs in the field. The KekOngas made hrst-Dase
hits during the contest The score is appended To-day
the Fort Wayne nine play the EckloIds ON the Union
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
THE FORTY THIRD-sT. HOMICIDE-A VERDICT
AGAINST KENNEY

Coroner keenan, closed, yesterday, the in
vestigaton in the case Of the unknown man who was
knocked down and fatally injured on Thursday evening
by Michael Kenney, In FOrtythird-st, near Tenthaye
Several witnesses corroboraed the accounts heretofore
given and a verdict against Kenney was rendered by
the Jury The prisoner, when questioned SAID that ne
was native Of this city age Is, and resided In Tenth
ave between Forty y-second and Fortythirdsts. The
Coroner committed him 10 the Tombs. Bail was offered
and refused the Coroner saying that he did not feel au
thcrzed to accept II until he had consulted with the D
tTictA Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
THE TURF.

TR0TTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK-A MATCH FOE
$1,000, AND A SWEEPSTAKES RACE.
Two trotting races, match for $1,000 and
sweepstakes of $780, with horses entered, were
announced for decision at Fleetwood Park, yesterday
and attracted good attendance The first between
George N. Fergusons bay mare Bright Eyes and Dan
Pliers bay gelding Richard NJ Tweed, mile heats and
repeat, to wagons, Pliers horse was the favor
bringing saoC Bright Eyes saS The fsvorte won the
first heat easily in 246 Bright Eyes breaking twice and
acting badly. She still had good many supporters for
she brought $50 against Tweed 500 in pools before the
second heat which closely contested than the
won the race and money. Time, 2;5Os
FLEETWOOD PARE, June -Matei OO mile and repeat to
D Piers Richard M. " TFsed .........'..''.
G. NJ FeTgusoas b. M Bright EJes;. c '''''''''''
The second race was a sweepstakes OF $3.50 among
horses owned by dealers In Twento-fourthst. There
were seven entries $50 each Mile heats best in 8,
In harness. Six horses started. The first heat was won
by Country Boy in 2:I7t; Tom McMannis second Dick
third and Nellie Gray and Lady Homer distanced. The
second heat by Tom McMannis in 2l4, when he
became favorie at 500 10 $40 against the field. The
third heat by Dick In 239 McMannfs and
Katie distanced The fourth heat by Dick but
no time was given out for the judges convinced that II
was fraudulent race, declared it OIL. together with all
outside bets.
BEACON PARK RACES.
BosToN, June 26.-The Boston Trotting
Associations June Meeting at Beacon Park closed
to-day with doubleteam and scrub race, both to
wagon. There slim attendance to-day. The fol-
lowing the summary of the duubletean race Tor 1900
William H. Borst drove b George Wilkes and eh Honest
H. woodruff drove BIZ Darkness and blk m Jessie wse2
H. A. Hall drove bpk India Rubber Ben and BLK m Lady
frankhh''''''''''''; TINE 70 a2a;;' 2o
The second race for 1900. was won by W: H. Wood
rff's b. e. AllstOn beating NJ. ROdens ~ Ellen Tree
in three straight heats Time H52 26l 2ts TheIe was
but little excitement the winners having their own way
throughout.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
THE DRAINAGE OF YoRKvILLE.

John Foley and deputatiOn of 20 citizens OF
Yorkyille called yesterday upon Mr.. Tweed, Commits
soner Of Public Works, to urge the necessity of the
speedy drainage OF Yorkvie. Mr. Tweed received them
coureously and stated that he had done all he
could in the matter, which was 10 advertise
for proposals for the WORK, TO be opened next
Monday July 3. 1t is expected that large
deputaton OF residents OF Yorkve, will call upon Mr.
Tweed at noon to-day present their objections to the
proposed drainage OF this part Of the city In 80 far as
will affect assessments to be levied upon them
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
which have reported that he had absconded after emoe1

HoBoKEN - John Simmons was committed 10 the
County Jail yesterday for burglary entering the res
idence OF James Green Of No. 3I2 Gardenst, Sunday
night.
TRESToY-A public library win be instituted with a
capital Of $1,000 Four hundred prisoners manufacture
shoes in the State Prison. and 1900 pairs finished
daily.
BLooMPIELD.-WOrk was resumed ON the new bridge
Of the Montcair Railroad yesterday
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AOIIATIC.
" Urging the thlinblet
Thnfi's ndy symbol
Busy and nimble,
To and fro."

THE FIRST ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE OCEANIC
YACHT CLUB-PRIZES WON BY OCEANIC, JES-
SIZE, AND COMET
The Oceanic Yacht Club of Jersey City held
their first annuu regatta, in the Bay yesterday after
noon and measured the peasantness Of the weather
and the enthusiasm manifested it a propltious be-
ginning for the new Club. The wind blew strong and
fresh from the southeast throughout the day. and the
race was close enough TO be exciting The entries were
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
A eWINDLER AT LARGE.

TO Mt Editor OF TIC Trtbunt.
SIR The charitable are warned against a
young man giving his name az g. A. Raymond alias NJ
J. Kennedy, and using the name Of the Young Mems
Christian Association and that of the undersigned lie
is unworthy OF help or confidence.
RR. McBURsRT, Secretary
H<ao York. June q, 1871
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

EARNING SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS YEAR
In spite of the accumulation of General
Orders" which require the attention Of the Aldermen,
only four the officers could be collected yesterday
and an adjournment was had for want OF a quorum.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
LACROSSE.

A championship game OF Lacrosse will be
played july l. on the Prospect Park Parade Ground, be
tween the present champions Knickerbockers OF Brook
lYn and the Manhattans OF NeN-E0Ik.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club will hold its
Fourteenth Annual and Fourth Union Regatta to-day.
The list of entries given below includes the largest and
eetest yachts in the world and the prospect is that
should the day prove favorable the Regatta will be one
of the greatest yachting events ever known in this
l.,rl
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
OLYMPIC vs.. FOREST CITY.

WASHINGTON, June GA large crowd wit
messed the game between the Oympics and Forest Ctys
Of cleveland this afternoon The game opened with the
Oynpics the bat scoring three in the first inning,
followed by the Forest City with the same sr0re lhs
the game ending in favor of the Oypics by score of
l6 10 of the Olympic amateurs was pitcher III
stead of Brainard, who did not play.
The Mutuals have challenged the Kekeogas
20 play them on Wednesday, and the chaege has been
accepted
The game between the Yale and Harvard
Freshmen nines New Haven, yesterday, resulte IN
victory for Yale, by a score of 10 tol0
A baseball match in Providence, yesterday,
between the College Clubs OF Brown and Harvard, re-
suited In the success of Harvard by score OF "a To IT,
A match was PLAYED at Rocky Hill, New
Jersey on Saturday, which resulted as follows:
Club. lr 3D. %. 4h 3th. 6h Ith. 9Th TotAt.
Rosly Hil......'"s "a q -
umpiTe-Mr VOoThes