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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1871

the arm Of labor and skill to the hand of
genius. Let us thank Him for the preser-
vatlon and perpetuation Of this noble insri-
tuition.
Bat it is not ny intention to detain You
further by the discussion of the suhject up
permost III our minds today. That l leave
for ADLER and more eloquent Inns.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A LADY DRUGGIST DESIRES TO
w obtain a situation in the drug business. She
is willing to travel to any part Of America. Ad-
dress Letter D, at this office. nol2 lw
"ANTED.-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS OR
w companion to . lady. Would take the en-
tire care Of one two children and instruct them
She speaks q refined and correct German; also
French and English. Is a good housekeeper.
Would not object to 60 in the country.
MRS. HAvELAND,
nol2 No. 2O9 Camp street
VITANTED-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
w women and children afflicted with the follow,
other fevers, general debility, nervousness, low
spirfta etc: to be cured by the celebrated Pey.
Shand's Bitters. Price. 81 bottle.
ap3O Su WeFfly - -
4 93ENT8 WANTED-FOR THE UNIVERSAL
"a TWINS AND THREAD GUTTER Saves time,
twine, thread, fingers and teeth. Something every.
ave cant. AddreSo GEORGE DAVIS,
oc3i 3m No. $50 Broadway, New York.
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Secretary BOutw ell and the Presidency,


We copy the suhjoined special dispatch
to the St. Louis Republicans:
WASHINGTON, D. c., November l9-It is
beyond question that several prominent
political associates Of Secretary Boutwell,
have now under discussion the subject of
for the Presidency in tie place of Grant
Regarding the propriety of this movement
while Boutwell, remains in the cabinet
there have been earnest consultations, and
the results indicate that the facts will not
be considered an obstacle of any Importance.
though SO far as the Secretary himself is
concerned, it appears that he has given no
open assurances OF willingness to resign
the views he has entertained about the i'm
Propr,ety OF opposing Grant in the next
ticians who consider that to be a nronar
movement.
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How did you learn that graceful atti-
tude :" said gentleman to fellow leaning
N mandlin attitude against post. II
reply.
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r =. sIMONDS & CO.,
Nos. 10 Canal, 9 Crossman eEE / Frout
Streets.
DEALERS IN
H RID w A r E,
IRON AND SHIP CHANDLERY,
Nails and Castings, Hoop, Sheet and Bar Iron,
Manila and Tar1ed Cordage, Sail Duck Plows,
Shovels and Spades. Sheet Copper and Zinc,
Anchers and ChaiEs, Axes and Hoes, Lead Pipe
and Sheet Lead, Paints and Oils, Blocks and Oars.
INDIA RUBBER BETTING,
Hose. Packing, and all supplies necessary for
Railroads, Steamships, Plantations ETC.
Agents for the new patert
''SelfLrbricating Packing"
COPPER TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS WORKER
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y AsIlE PLANTS FOR SALE,
WALLACE & CHOPIN,

WALLACE & (HOPPiN.
NANAphE L. CtCffE. WILLIAM WALLACE.
STAR COTTON GI<<EET.
Peters street. between Thaifa arei Hunter.
and Hunter street.
Between Tch0upitOulas and Peters,
Our machinery aud gin stands are rev w:-h all
tne latest improvements. will CAPACITY OF talr
l'lg out forty baes per day. No G.lays. A supply
OF bags always OIL hand
We gia for the seed and guarantee satisfaction.
highest market price a-wavs pad fer seed cotton
REFERENCES:
:. q. Newman Co, A. II. pea,e & Co.,
Na!e laninack, Huga Allison Co..
A. MlltenbeTger Co, Barrett & LeSses;.r
J. ?. Higgins Il Co, GafraIt! Craig & Co
!" afreL crawford Co., John CLaifee L Brother
Penn, Pace * S!rnoI.s =. L. Ernest 4 Co
WitherspOcn Moss ( Co. s. H. Adv ( G.,
Nelson, Lallph.er Co, ;. BIIlet {, Co.,
johnson Il Goodrich, Oscar CIouir
Robert Hare, Re.shaw { auuacE
Sam Stafford / Co., Dr Sam CI.rp.
Orders lef. at the glnnerv, al of3ce No. "A
C14lou street, W. Leet with pccIup; a:.e.-..ol.
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nLD AND RELIABLE.
Lstablishe in 1870
LEON GODCHAUX'S
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANuPAC-ORY.
81 and S3. Canal street ~ and ~3
2l3 2J5 AND q. OLD LEvfE
OPPOSITE the French Neat Market.
Every description Of
MEMS YOUTHS BOYS AND CEILpRESs CLOTH
ING AND FURNISHING GOODS always OF Land.
Home made and Wei made.
We challenge competition as 20 q;;...y os Goods
and low prices.
Our stock OF Fail and Winter Goods covers every
thing required for the 10y mem vta.is bows
or children, and WI. te sold unusually .ow.
LEON tiODCHAUX
Nos. 81 ard Sc Ga,i, s-r.e.
and 2l2, 2l5 and II. Cd ieyee street
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| NAAo-HAS kt4ND1 ~ w.,
Successor 10 John r. Schi,,er)
IMPORTERS OF SAZERAC BRANDY.
VINES AND LI9CoRS,
Nos. "a and l6 Regal street. II AID Is Exchange
Place, New Orleans, Lou.ssra
Devote themselves spe ally 10 tle por-a.ion and
selection OF Pure
BraDty, Wines. Liquors, Ale and Porter.
Their stock consists of
OLE SUPERIOR SAZERAC BRANDY AND SAZERAC
1SHI ErI...- BOURBON AND RE WhI>nIkS,
From the best known distilers, ard he'd hy us to
mature. ChaSrasne and Burgundy Vines ST.
Irox and Jamai q Rum. ~"~tcn mn ,r7-r
WHISKY, from the best makers ked White and
Shehilsse toft Wine fine pale end ordinary
cherry, ,iitierent brands; Holland, Bel and Old
aom tslr Z. brIret.'e; Gin, vermouth Motley
ffatt and lozenci. Absyutie, Ann.sette. Cura-
Goa frs1ch Sslu German Corfials a!e, Porter
ana frene-. Lager Beer. Anagostura Boxers;
Sostette,S. Pyrenees and other Bitters
We part ciilarly invite attention to very select
stock CT FAMILY CLARkTS and WHITE WINES,
which "e sell by the cask, dozen, to suit
purc5asers. Liberal Inducements offered to city
Gea ers and the most careful attention given to
Gers from the country.
THOMAS H. HANDY L Co,
ec3 3m Nos. IA and l6 Royal street.
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rEL RATION
Twenty first Anniversary
SCREwMENS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
Saturday. the twenty-fifth instant, being the
twenty-fr anniversary of the Screwmers Be
the above association Will take place on that day
The procession will be formed in the following
order:
GRAND MARSHAL.MR WILLIAM REDMOND
Aids: Messrs. Eernard Monaghan, John Graver
John Ewood, John Fitzgerald. James C.in Peter
Fitzpatrick David Hutton, George BIelaaa.
FIRST DIVISION.
Union Jack
Music.
Officers Of the Association.
Finance COMMITTEE.
Hall Committee.
Relief Committee.
Committee of Arrangements
Banner.
Members Of the Association.
SECOND DIVISION
Silk American Flag,
Music.
Members of the Association.
THIRD DIVISION.
Music.
American Flag
Members Of the Association.
FOURTH DIVISION.
American Flag.
Music.
Members of the Association.
ROUTE:
The procession will be formed punc.ually at 9
A. NJ, at their hal CustOmhUuse street. with
the head resting Peters street, and proceed up
Peters to Canal street, down south side OF Canal
Rampant street, up north side of Canal to Royal
street, down Royal to Eysian Fields, down Elysian
Fields to Burgundy street, down Burgundy to Fer |
dinand street, up Ferdinand to Front Levee, up |
Front Levee to Mr.. William Swans, corner of Ma |
rigny street, where the procession will halt for the
purpose of partaking refreshments; after which !
the procession Will again be formed and proceed up |
Front Levee to Esplanade street, down Esplanade |
to Chartres street, up Chartres to Canal street.
down Canal to Carondelet street, up CaIondelet to
Julia street up Julia to Magazine street up Maga.
zine to First street, up First to TchoupitOulas |
street, down TchoupitOulas to Mr.. Dennis McCar-
thys, corner of Orange street where the process
sion will again halt in order to partake of refresh
Ments; after which the procession will again be
formed, and proceed lOWn TchOuptou!as to St,
Joseph street, down st. Joseph to Camp street
down Camp to Canal street, up south side of Cana
to Peters street, down Peters to Custo,nhouse
street, down CustomhOuse street to the hall of the
association where the roll will be called, ard the
procession dsn issed.
By order of the Grand Marshal:
nol3 2t WILLIAM REDMOND
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THE COMING FIGHT.

The many friends and admirers Of JOE COBURN,
who is to fight JEM MACE on the thEt;eth intend
giving HIM a complimentary testimonial
SPARRlNG EXHIBITION
Saturday Evening, November 2j,
At TURNER HALL, corner of Dryades and Lafay-
ette streets, which occasion he will be assisted
by all the best sparrers of New Orleans. The
sports Of the evening will terminate with a grand
assault at arms between JOE COBURN, of New
York. the American Champion, and NED OBALD-
WIN, the Irish Giant, in Ring Costume.
Doors open at seven o'clock. Performance to
commence at eight.
H. A. HARDING,
no2i 2t* Master Of Ceremonies.
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VOLUME V--NO. 1913.
MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
OSCAR J. DUNN,
| Late Lieutenant Governor OF Louisiana.
The ouly place to procure an original photograph
and true likeness of Lin is at
LILlESTHALS GALLERY OF ART,
No. 131 Poydras street. Near Camp.
The pubic are cautioned against copied pictures
from the same. noZ3 1m
SUNDKIE> ..>UNDKIE..
POTATOFS-l5o0 barrels clo.ce jackson Whites,
for Planting, il store aid TO arrive.
POTATOkS-ltc0 barrels Peachblows, Prince
Alberts and Euckeys.
ONlONS-4e0 barrels Red ard Silver SKINS.
Green APFLES-2C9 lalre,s n good shipping
order.
White BEANS and Dried FgUIT-In lots 10 suit.
For sale by J.C. MURPHY CO.,
po23 st No 81 Povflrss street
VNHE PHdNIX HOUSE,
No. sc st. Charles street,
Next door 10 the Academy of Music
Embraces a large and c"u.2odioas Barroom,
supplied with superior liquors.
Free Lunch Every Day from 10 I.2
4. VI. to 1 z. VI.
BOWLING SALOON,
The finest in the world. w.ch
SIX NEW TEN.PlN ALLEYS
OYSTER SALOON and CHOP HOUSE.
On the New York IIar.
The most del, ious OYSTERS, STEAKS and
CHOPS stewed with dispatch.
SODA SALOON
In vestibule of the academy
COOL SODA AND MEAD
NJ I N E r A L WATE E Rs.
Pastries Of all Kinds.
cpnSlns and attentive employees III each depart |
menf. D. BiDWELL
Nols 't Proprietor.
MADAME EMMA. JUST ARRIVED, |
ANX has located herself .t NJ 80 Common street
between Ramlart and Basin-WiI tell The PAST |
PRESENT AND FUTURE. and gu;rar:ees TO cure |
all FEMALE DISEASES. Office hou-s from 6 A. NJ
ogP.M. ucla i'm
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's
No. so Chartres street, yesterday, stood
~ follows: At 8 A. NJ, 49o; at P. NJ,
63o;; at p. NJ, Go. Lowest point during
the night of November q, 42o.
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lcoNrlNgED ON FOURTH PAoE-7
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ALENIS IN WASHINGTON


Preparations at PHILADELPHIA
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Cholera ncIeasing in Tnrkey-Eurly
Winter in England-Skaters Drowned
Mass Meeting mt Bristol-Denuncta.
tiOn Of the MOnarchy-Gilmore. the
Boston J"tiIeeist-Lecture ON Roy.
a'ty-Thiers' Journey POstponed-Com-
Dunists Convicted aud Sentenced.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19

against him. Mr.. George Hord, 81 70 ~ m"ut rwantv.
street, who owns real estate In ChambUts where.
fifth and otner streets, become his bondsma,.
upon Mr. Klueber was liberated from CUSTODY. a..
Mr. Klueber is thiriy-sx years oil age, Dorn III uer
nlany, liyos In East New York, ana by Occupation
manufacturer.
In relation to the charge preferred against nm
ne said:-'I am not guilty. AT the proper tine lhy
eSr!adanG2 will exonerate me-"
Funeral OF Govdscan;ar, :,.s ..s f"f's'o ""n"'
factnrer. -------- -. -
The funeral OF Mr.. Michael Goldshcmdt OF the nrni
OF Klueber G0ldshmidt, OF Beekman street, New
York. who died from injuries received by the explo.
sion OF torpedoes, was buried yesterday, from his
late residence, No. 70 Dean street, Brooklyn. The
deceased was the inventor oil the torpedOes, ana
fel la victim to his own invention. HIS funeral
was largely attended by his relatives and
friends and Masonic brethren. The following Lodges
were present:-Mount Nebo, =. ANA A. NJ. Reuben,
Free Sons OF Israel; Washington, No. 49, Bene Birth;
Noah, Independents, No. 1; Aryeb, +. and A. N. I;
Constitution Grand, 1. o. +. s. OF l.. Independent;
Samuel, No. 90, l. O. B. B. Grand, NO. II, u f. s.
Of
The services over The remains were said by Rev.
Dr.. Miezlner, the rabbi or the congregation Anshl-
Chesed, Of New York. The deceased was thlrty-slx
years OF age; was born IN the town of Sprautngel,
near FrankfOrt-On-theM Main, Germany. He has
been in this country eighteen years and has been
married six years. His remains were taken TO the
Jewish Cemetery, where they were Inferred.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
CAUTION TO IRISH CATHOLICS.
Why We Should Be Careful In Giving
Charity - Significant Letter From an

Why We Should Be Careful In Giving
Charity Significant Letter From an
Irish Clergyman.
In report published In the HERALD last week 1t
was stated that on the day the wOrkmen
were paid by Comptroller Connolly person pur.
porting to be a Roman Catholic clergy
man was busy collecting money for chari-
table purpose from the workmen according
as they were paiu For this purpose he carried with
him green baize bag, into which he transferred
the dollars which ne received from the workmen
In their natural exuberance Of spirit at beng paid
the poor men IS hearts opened and they gladly gave
their mite. and no small mite either, to
'his reverence the priest" VINO was "co'
church church of tn ould sod" This mans name Is CORR
years, and during that period must have collected
prodigious lot o. money for the above object-name.
il in the city Of Cork. The following is clipping from
the Cork Examiner OF the 9th Of the present month";
We understand from American exchanges that large
pieton Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity in this city. We
Of S H T that h have no e re
object.
The only persons duly authorized to collect money
for any religious charity in New York at present
from Cork are the Rev. Fathers Buckley and Heg.
McCloskey, to whom they have presented their ere.
dentials from DR.. Delany, the Roman Catholic
Bishop OF Cork.
Father Buckley, naturally indignant that either he
or his co'u1ere rather Hegarty, should be supposed
guilty Of any act unworthy OF clergyman. writes
the following letter to the HERALD from hunting.
ton. where he IS at present sojourning:-
HUNTINGTON, L. T., Sept 10, 1s7l.
To TAE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD:
Sg-I have read with surprise IN this mornings HERALD
day the New Court House. and that be announced,
the object OF the colecok, the erection OF church
Cork" beg 70 inform you that the only cergymen
authorized to collect money n this country. for
fellow laborer, tho Rev, James Hegariy. Neither
be were at the City Court House yesterday, and
hereby denounce the clergyman 10 whom you aude
ewnder and mpos,ef Ny reverend colleagues and
and excessively pained on reading your report th:
the person indicated was the Rev. Mr. Hegary q Your
humble servent, NJ b. BUCKLEY,
New York prldes itself on being the most charlta-
be city In the world; but ought TO look about
little lest knaves and imposters may have TO say
that we are Tools.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
FLEETWOOD PARK TO-DAY.

Besides the unfinished 2:2S race, as on the other
davs of the meeting there Will be two events to-day
at Fleetwood Park. First on the regular programme
is the purse OF $1,000, for horses that have never
beaten $3.50 5000 to the rst $3.50 to the second and
$3.50 to the third horse In this are G.
NJ. Ferguson's bay mare Bright Eyes,
john Lovett's bay gelding Heather Chinee, D..
Pffer's bay mare Louisa Moore, Mike Robins bay
geldlng Castle Boy, Tom Carpenters bay mare May
Bee, NJ. Goodwin's gray geldlng SAFE. j. J. Bowens
brown gelding Jack Poor, s. r. Bale's sorrel mare
Ida May. and r. Haskins bay geldIng P. Haskins
The next event is the purse OF $1,000, for horses
that have troted better than 23s-s9OO to the
first $500 to the second and 5000 to the third horse
There are nine entries In this race, these beidg
II. J. DoremuS gray gelding Joe, d. Dunley'5 gray
gelding Thomas Jefferson, Alex. Snyders bay gedng
Westchester, p. Tolman's bay mare Lolita, Lew
Morris bay. mare Nettle Morris, Bassett d Mars
Drown gelding Bismarck. Alden Godsmith's bay
gelding BOdne, Alex. Patterson's Belle OF Oneida,
and I. Splan's brown mare Constance formerly
Lady Saupaugh.)
Pools were sold upon these events last night at
the rooms or Messrs. Marshall & Johnson, Broad.
way and Twenty-eighth street, and the betting was
of the most spirited nature. The following Will
give idea as to the feeling in the several con-
The New York herald., 1871-09-19

managed to keep in front and win the heat by three
lengths. Medoc second, Lady Ross third, Dread
Foam SEVENTH Lady augusta eiSStn s Susie sN nlnsh i
Young Bruno tenth ana Mary eleventh Time 2:S01a.
start Cdn.tHfsg .tHfsg'wMIMhe w The horses had very scattered
Lady Ross third; the others gettng i,o
be r leaders as fast as they could Gong to the QUAR-
Ter poIe-wnlcb was passed n thirty. .eye and half
see6adsGmta&sre, 80 & was eonslSeraoae ra9nG, nm, ac
the lower turn, Charley Green second, Lady Ross
third, Susie fourth, the others beautifully grouped
together. At the halfmie pole, which was passed
In 1:l3k Medoc still In front, but closely fol-
lowed by Charley Green and Susie, tine latter now
PRESSING her suit right vigorously & phe two % had
kept at his work steadily and won the heat by
length, Susie second one length in front OF Charley
Green. The others followed In the following
order:-Lady Ross, Ben STAR James II. Coleman,
Lady Augusta. Sea Foam Dreadnaught. Young
Bruno with Mary dlstanced. Time 2:291s.
Fourth Heot-James H. Coleman was withdrawn
The horses were started very badly and they went
away several lengths apart, Medoc leading, Charley
the others going on as best they could When they
reached the quarter pole Medoc was In 'front.' Susie
others trailing on behind. The quarter was passed
IN thirty.sx and aquarter seconds At the halfmile
pole Medoc led two lengths Susie second, Lady Ross
Al lhe tlree-quarter pole Susie showed IN 'front.' by
length Medoc second, Lady Ross third. Charley
The struggle home was very nne Susie began to
quit little on the hOmestrech, and Medoc gained
Bruno u very fast after the three
quarter pole, and passed both Lady Ross and Char.
ley Green and as he came 1 in front Of the I club
however, led under the wire by half length, Susie
second, Young Bruno third half length In front of
Foam seventh, Dreadnaught eighth, and Lady Au
gusta ninth. The judges took long time to decide
Youns Bruno the second and placed Susie ihd
Time OF the heat, 2:2Sh.
The race was then postponed until to-day at two
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
HORSE NOTES.

The purses have closed Tor the fourth annual fair
OF the Narragansett Park Association, which CON-
mences on the 26th inst and continues four days.
The following is o list OF the entries:-
FIRST DAY-Purse s2,Oo0 for horses that have
never beaten three mnutes-CamCrs. Castle Boy,
Jerry Drew, clipper, StuyversOn, JOe Ed Eaton and
Lucille. Same day-Purse $4,000. for horses that
have never tr0tted better tnan 224-DracO Prince,
Myron Perry, J. J. Bradley and Thomas Jefferson.
SECOND DAY-Purse $4,000. for horses that have
never beaten 229-YOung Bruno. MedOc, Sea Foam,
Susie, Dreadnaught. Lady Augusta, Ben Starr,
Fleetwood and ohio Boy.
trotted better than 2:5o-Castle Boy, Jerry Drew,
Clipper, StuyversOn, Jack Poor Joe and Lucille
Same day-Purse So, 5OO for horses that have never
trotted better than 2:261Harry Harley, Lulu, II. W.
Genet, Royal John and Charles f. Loew.
FOURTH DAY-Purse $4,000, for horses that have
never trotted better than 2:42-Nerte Morris. Belle
OF Leavenworth, Plato, John Stewart Bonnie Doom,
Charley Alien, Ed Eaton and Dan Morrill,. SANG
day-Purse $300O for horses that have never rOtted
better than 2:S3-Andy johnson, st. Elmo, George
w. Patterson Joe Hooker, Lottery, Lady Bachus
Hickory Jack, Denmark, R0Jert Bonner, George w.
Hall and Frank Palmer. Same day-Purse $1,000,
for all horses-Henry, American Girl and George
Palmer.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19

Sea Foam SEQ; Susie, $50; Mary, s25; Field, SIS.
FuSt neat. Young Bruno won the POLE Lady
Augusta second, Mary third, Dresden fourth, Sea
roam nItn, susie sixth, Lady Ross seventh, Medoc
elghtn Gharey Green ninth, Dreadnaught tenth,
james II. Coleman eleventh aud Ben starr out
Leading horse being 1ity yards ahead or Sea
roam, who was last. AT the turn Charley Green
ied one length, Coleman second. Mary third Medoc
a0urth, the others following on as best they could,
ny nv quarter pole was passed first by Charley Green,
SSoienian second, Lady Ross third, Medoc fourth,
n susle hitn, tne others In cluster. Time thirty.
seven seconds. AT the halfme poIe which
Ien Ieng'h' LADY Ross second, Medoc third, Cole.
man lourth, Bruno hnh, Mary sixth, the
others closing up, with the exception OF Dresden
VINO was lar IN the rear The race was close up ne
pachstIe,cn between Green, Lady Ross and Mary
!ne otueIs pehR Practically out OF IL. Green came
home a winner by three lengths, Mary second Lady
Ross third, susie fourth, Medoc fiith. James u
eighth Ben starr ninth, Young Bruno tenth Sea
Foam eleventh, and Dresden distanced Ilmc.
2:304.
Second Heat Charley Green was frs, awav
James II. Coleman second, Lady Ross third Sus sie
fourth, Medoc nth, Sea Foam sixth, the others I'm n
group AT The quarter pole, which was passed In
tniryseveD seconds, JAMES II, Coleman was in front
about one length, Lady Ross second, Charley Green
third, Medoc fourth, Susie flfth, Mary sixth, Ben
Dreadnanght tenth aud lQung Bruno eleventh.. At
The hafmile pole. which was passed In l:12H.
Charley Green had the lead Lady Ross second,
Meooe third, James II. Coleman fourth the others so
close together that 1t was Impossible 10 distinguish
wbIch was which. UD the backstretch the race was
very close between Charley Green. Medoc and Lady
Koas. the others being out Of It. Charley Green
The New York herald., 1871-09-19

oaueo m. liar" ms nevertheless question Of ycrs;:
e s Il 10 S out |
passed Judgment on ysrasi,y and the dscsSa .Sa
s we G% :" s 10 nsr 81 %Ss
sons who would slGst arp - ,usor.,s,
letter IS ;o-dsy learn that Is :. " su0ll !hs
question Of vcraciiy' but to another tribunal i''''
sa sroQfy s %su ThSs @ 1
such nan an adjustment as usually obtained among
ns sa 1sy ss or g.
pad offended you by accident or In nomen Of excite.
pslS and no ysz pss
the statemen. my card of the sth INST that
yHaf aSFaHa ans nsn,ias %n.1 S ~
s 81 excitement but after you had ad eea a
peaed by Mr. Speaker Cater and Lieutenant Governor
the sSs everboay by Witnesses Of
peacb9be veacy that 1t was "a wul ana malicious false
the aerSays , wHGh ,an be h
isnsd the fact p h nG Sl my friends from
accept this tribunal which you seve.
l. II should accept and out with to fight, when
wS" M s a % not 81
immoral the practice of duelng and be excused
paated when there other possible means OF vindI
3. Chief Magistrate of this grea. Commonwealth am
Office, however much might be irritated with you ana
desire this settlement would prevent me from INDUCING
confusion rcaarm my willingness to submit the ones
as before ndica,ed or to the couts OF the State whose doors
always opened knock OF fancying themselves
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, .,,
TOT. A. WALSH ESQ.
With this communication the intercourse between
the friends OF the two parties ceased. ThrOugnous
IL was conducted with the utmost courtesy, and be-
tween those two nothing occurred to mar the har.
m0ny usual 70 meetings of this character