The New York Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1858, Page 1

aces le eee WHOLE NO. 7946. Tho Crescent City in Possession of a Vigilance Committee. The Struggle to Overth ow the Know Nothings. Manifesto of the Committee Against the Thugs. ‘The ieineal wok ‘Armories in the Hands of the Vigilante. THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SUPERSEDED TROOPS UNDER ARMS, ee. ee. ae, he despatobos received yesterday trom New Orleans tadieate an exciting election in tha: city on Monday next. Additionally to the telegraphic reports we give all thet wo ean find in the New Orleans papers of the inst date having mmy reference to the pokical ovatest in that city :— THE TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. New Ontaans, Juse 8—7 A. M. revolution broke out bere last night. The Vigmame Oommitice in large Bumvers took possession of the Aree mal, Jecksen square, and the armories. This marming the Executive Oommitice called for all law ané oréat peopie to join them, and sgmounce @ determination to carry their measures out. WPrning else bas transpired ne yet, Dut cannon are outed about the Arsenal, aad best two hundred armed men are on guard. ‘The cccasion of the rising is the numberless disorders, eatroges and assassinations of the pas! few years. Taw o’CLocn, 4. M. Frem seven bundred te eight havdred men are now under ayms. Several arrests bave been made, and it is Feperted that eppositian will be made tw the committes, im ‘which case a severe battle is cortain. Volunteers are still a Exaves 0’Uioce, A M. General Tracy’s division of militia has been ordered the Mayor. wile, = Baw-rast Exxven o’Ciock, A M. Fee Common Council is in secret session; coasiierabie eenfusion is reportea among the members. There is great excitement in the street. The Council have got pea- feeston of the First district armory, which contains, how- ever, only ten rounds of ammunition A batile ts ex- pected this afternoon. More arrests bave veen made. ‘Twa.vs o’CLock, Noon, ‘The foliowing dvcument ts publisbed to-day :-— (Crnmere or New Onaans:—A'ter yours of Gworder, @utrege and unchecked assanninatwn, the people, anabie ead vowiliiog either to bow dowa im unresisting sud- mirsion to 8 sot of rufflaxs, or t abandon the eity in whieh their business, their social sympathies and their AMleewions cluster, bave at length riseo in their might, have quictly taken possession ef the arsenal and the Duildings 10 Jackeon square, and have estabhsned there the hesdquariers of « Vigilance Committee, pledging eaab to she otber to maintain the rights toviiable of every peaceful and law-abiding citizen; restore public erter, abate crime, Gad expel or pustab,as they may @eermine, svch notorious roboers and astassing as toe orm of the law, either from whe isfielity of te pablic wervarts or tbe ineiiiciency of the jaws toomselves, bas dois apebipt of jrsuce. Jn the present the ordinary msehinery of police jus- ‘tee be superseded—the Mayor avd the Recorders, as we wacerstand, yielding wp the power which they oon- fers ther lity to exercise for the preservation of Abe public peace and the security of property, and the ‘Vigtiance Committee will, therefore, provmionally ect in their s ead, & jatering to eech and every malelactor the punishment due wo his orimes, without beat, praja dice, or political Dias. All citizens who bave sympathies with this movement, ‘and who think the time bas cone when New Orleans shall be governed jike ali otber woll ordered and ci vilized communities, will report themselves, without delay, at the principal office, whore tae character of this movement will be expleined sod the determination of the people more fally made knows. All has been done noiselensly thus far. All will eon- tinne moiscieesly, diapassionsvely aod justly, Bat tac ruffiens who have dyed our streets with tbe gore of un- offending ciuizens and spread terror among the peaceable, erderiy and well disposed, must leave or perish. Bo the people nave determined. Vue populs, vm Det Ons o’Cvoon, P. M. ‘The Mayor and Council have gone to the beaiquaters ‘of the Vigilance Committee to read the riotact Two com panies of militia are employed in making oartridgss, ‘The commitice bave eetanliabed, ase signal, the firing ef three guus from the arsenal, at the sound of which all Is supporters are invited to repair to the areenal, pre pared to resint attacks, Bout o'Cioox, P.M. ‘The Vigilance Committee are still wiampnant, and Rave torn up the streets aad erected oution bales for bar- rieades. The city forces are an armed rabble, having 20 organization or a head. No fight bas eocurred yet. ‘The Mayor issued an order this afternoon to take the arms belonging to the city wherever they could be found. Acting on this ordér the rabbic broke open aad seised rome weapons ip Kitridge's store. It te expected that the Vigilance Commies will seize the City Hall to morrow, Bands of armed rufMans are now parading the recta. The stores iu the city closed their doors thie afar. peor ‘The Vigilance Committoe are supporied by the re. mpectabic citizens, and tne Muolcipal satboriiies must 2 a Tew o'Ovo0x, P.M. Tt ie now expected that a Ogbt will take place vo vight. There i@ an immenee gathering around the beat. quarters of the Vigilance Commies, AOCOUNTS BY MAIL. (From te sew Orieans Boe, May 27.) AN INDEPENDENT Th ‘We publiehed youterony ® lower aidressed by & farge namber of the oftizeon of Now Urieans to Major T Rencregere, th whiet the lather i nouciwed to aliow biv ame to be used af An independent om office of Mayor at the ensumg eisction, Tee tiquers 4 Glare tbat they are Impelied 10 make Geep interest in she prosperity aud Orieans, aod by their demre ty resc1e We Of the municipal goverament irom the Danefal iutluenc A party politics. Major Sesurogart, ii a dignitied aod mooest reply, nocepts bbe candidature with tho clear uo that ne i to remain \ndopeadent w every This movement is not unexpected For several weeks before the American nominations we had heard rumors of ‘en independent Woket, and current report had de. signated Major Beaaregeri w the candiiaw wi ‘would be selected for tne principal office, Fro fe reason to believe toate strong effort will be mate ia independent ticket We eS ad caw pean comsuterabie numer rele, clece wp ite ranks 904 Fepare fer a spirited Gays age we exprersé.¢ eur concern at the utter foterest ia oar ap- ry ASE DOS Of Every RY MPLOR, OF popular proach'ng muDitip®: ection, Bad eRdervored to dirent Non of Le Odsenn to the importance Of a svand fo! odmasinirecen of eur ie The ap of the imeepencent thomet, it acoomptishes 1}, mal) probability, srouss tbe comma m Yom bet Aad creek © aniiaiems a2 C2presswa Of pal wior at tbe voile somewhat more defaite and decided then bee heen «bawed for several years. Thug will bappen that whate ver ticket prevails, ite success will be Abe result of ap aadoudted ment ‘of popalar eeati- mrbt and the victors will feo! that they have Deen vest ed w 1y by @ majority of the bona Ade electors of New Orleans. 1H NON PARTISAN MOV8MKNT—THE NEW MUNICIPAL TIOKST. [From the Urieaos Delta, May 26) uO Gated @ Abort Gime back, tae movement 6om- Certain solid mem of the city in favor of @ non- partion Dupicipal teket, Culminated last night ta the pabiic Lommation of the ticket which we publish ecise- ebrve Mejor Beauregard beads the ticket as cesdidate for The cai: agen bim, signed %y about sax buodred , Pres ecuve of party, and bis aoswor consenting w rup, are quxe Priel, bur bichiy pertinent Tne letter of acceptance, en] 'y, © eminently befitting aa inde- PeLGeDt CaDdidste, wDO unbesiatiogly resp ads to the bow citizens to assist 10 the endeavor to in Ano better municipal era, Dut a) the same Wme Opbesitaripgty refurcs to Wammel bie own persone! or official! méepesdence by any pledges but the ope W COpduct bis sdminiswation, if elected, bwestly, impartially, and, te the extent of bis ability, efficieaiy’ Urquisviorab!y tuch & deciarstion, 80 explicit aad @0 de- Cided, Well Calculated to impress favoranly all classes Who are 0 sposed to dscoppect muni'pal affurs from the (urm<l), exchement and victitades of party coatests, and (0 go ip sorely for good measures and good men to carry them out. Gowever popwer Gerard Stith, or any other names on ibe Fame tieket witb bim, may be personal y, they will be regarded by pumbers as .be mere exponents Oo an odwas party veyume. Their surroun mgs, watever mey be weir ) Soper or their iutervons, wi) e brougtt in accusa- uuet them. he dismal shadow of an unpl-asant follows their steps. witl be expected to walk still thes shadow, if elected, the erty stsll to lie in gloom ghees ess years lo come. Re meeting et vgnt et the St Charles was certainly t. Wheo Major Beauregard’s acceptance was read, ik wee even entousiesio; and, if respectavilty, imtetlt Dkak Six We, ihe upéersigned, citizens of New Or- Yeaps, eptertan wg & Ceep wierest in the good name and prosperity of our city, and feelieg the importasce of rescuing We adm:nwiration of the municipal g verament from the banefui tafuences ef party poli.ios, respeofaiiy ask your a/d ip 80 Gesiravie an eff rt, by permitung us to Ue YOur DAME a8 aD independent candidate for the offlce of Meyor, at ‘he ensuing election, to be held on the se- vent of June next, Bigved by A Brother, C. M. Conrad, J R. Duncan, Joha M. Beli, and six busdred otbers. MAJOR BEAURKGARD’S REPLY. New ORLEANS, May 26, 1868. Gentlemen—I have the bouor w sckuewledge the re- Ceipt thie Gay of the better of the 20th inst., signed by so iarge @ Lumber of my fellow citizens, irrespeouve of parsy, requestog me to perm the ure of my mame as an * maepencent cavaidate’ for the office of Mayor of this ew T gratefully sckaowiedge bow sensibly I feel we BOLer copferreo upow me by tbis fairs agreeably to guud order iy with dillidew © that | ap sooude te tbeir ‘easful thet tae tas imposed upon me may sul prove sbortive, anless | recetve, aver election, the Assistaice Of a0 iadependent Ovuncil, and that of a strong anc well Organized volice, whica | consider are indie pensadie to carry out the desires reforms. Trusting, then, entirely w the aadivided of those of my feilow citizens Whose interests are so much | eheerruily secede to their wishes, acd allow Wen, 1b & Muamteripg, s4 Lori Chief magwtrate, the laws and reguiavons of tae city Of New Orieans. Very respectiully, your opedient servant, G T S8SaURKGARD. To A Brether, Eq, Chairman Nomivating Committee of the Incepencent Voters of New Orieaus, and otners. NOTICK TO VOTERS. Tt is highly imporiant thai ali voirs who Reve not al- ready regiaieres should go and GO 90 at au early dey, as y perwmal dignuly, as ample means umd precautions will be taken to secure them against the outrages which have been 90 common “fF ota at tae Ease ommitive of Indepen- By order of tne ve ne dent Party. OTHER CANDIDATES, BTC. To rie Frrroks oF THE Kk: — GenTLamen—-My Lame baving Deep placed upon the Ie- dependent chet as » candidate for Aider@aa, to represent Abe Heoons dit trict, 1 beg lowve to state thet, sbougn fee wg highiy Compimenten vy the pomination, | cap pursue BO QVErBE DCL Mpet vie WiLh Lhe pripcipies of the American foam Povey Ley d 1 cousxier myseus. tg ly your obedient servant aD PRE NEW Vainann, May 40, 1803. For Recon xn oF Tax Finer Dierwor.—The frionda of J Jay Lane, Keq , request ua 10 anpounce him as s candidate for Recorder of we First district, at the approaching eles. von Caxpmate ror Reconpen.—The friends of H M Sum mere anpounee him ae @ Candidate for Recorder of the Prey ciuret Noncs.— [i having been reported that I have withdrawa from We canvass of the commg election, I hereby sue iat it» my Geerminaiion lo run as candida‘e for Mayor om the 7th of Jane next, BENS 3. IN. To te Lxperaxpest Vorens oF Tas Fourrs Dneraor.— Baditors of the Picayune--Viease anvounce J CO. Wiugara ae ap ino candidate for Recorder of the Fourth owtrict, and oblige [From the New Orieans Delta, May 28.) THS MAYORALTY—THE REACTION. Rampant party apirts Dae Prougus forth its fruite—cor Tuptioe, riots, pag tee oe, ‘vepreetl. ts » New Orlesus bas become a Dy We ry in of tbe creveave of crime that bas’ Droueu. forth wiunis the fow yourr peat But and we rejoice thas it is so—the good ume seems te be coming at laws We hope we are act deceived in ibe rignsof the Umer; We believe we are oot. Fur wo really tipk that tbe reigo of terror will soon come to aa 4. Our Der CiLizens Appear celermmed to inaugurate ® Gilferent plate of aifairs—vo puts sop aad astan*wavion—to exferos Weir right ear ite sunset And who ball way thet io order to purity the city, crush rufflaniem at the polls, © make the beilot box every qualified voter, orept lata the Oly KoVETRMeNt, and Weredy amsint UF bette” ‘alion at home aed abroad, ant puts ne rpoke tr whee! of our prosperity—who sbali say, Mt neocemeary, ve well meaning oitizene should ao Compel dbedienoe to ine And we think they wil! do it, if required; at least shey only bave vo resoive to bring about a reformation and the event will mevitably follow. * THE MAYORALTY. The True Della endorses, in a leader, the nomination of Major Besoregard as an imiopepdent candidate fo Mayor, and says that “ if the right spirit antowates us, our city wil be redeemed; if, however, those who ought to stand up like men shrink like cowards, of hesitate about the employment of the needful means to obtain thei Tigbis at the vailot box, then we deserve to comtinae a: we bave deen for the jast four years, the trembling siagna of the cut throats and morderers of every Stae in the Union and every mation of Burops, who have sought » ranctuary here.” A CARD. New Onunas, May, 27, 1968, To Tre Eprrors oF Tae Marty OxMCRy T= oan URATLRMEN— 1D looking ever your paper this morning T find my Dame announced as a candidate for Recorder of the First district. [fuly @ppreciae the kindness of my friends, but at the same time | most respectfully decline ruvning. 1 Will #ay, iM Connection with this, that it is « well kvown fact that lam @ Warm savooas of the true principler of the Amertoan party That party fave held Abeir ward meotiog, elected theit deiegaws, ao minated hele candiceten for tie rarions offices, and I'wi aupport ™. I think I onderstand the independent move. ft is to fe Re Pd dae wo MORNING EDITION—FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1858. ORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS. il Pra Hi Be The Exemination eo: Dwight on Charges of Perjary, Embezzlement and Wraud. THE OASE CLOSED. ‘The examination of Mr. Dwight was continued before Juége Ruree!) yertercay, in chambers, pursuant to ad- Jourpment from the day previous, when the defence was proceeded with on the fret charge, of perjury. Mr. Trueman Smith explemed the position he held in connection with the examination. He was nominally the colleague of Ur. Ball, bat he represented a considerable number of the creditors of the raitroad—to the amoant of at least $166,000. There was an impression on the minds of these creditors that some acts of Mr. Dwight were of ap extraordwwary character. He had no particular inte- rert in the ut charge; but mofo whether lar. Daiges bad devs character, and whether that migbt not amount to & awinelirg transaction, he would ask to take tne part al- jotted to him by bis clients. It Mr. Dwight could prove than be (Mr. ray by calling Mr. William Bliss, who was sworn and examin- ed:—Ib an attorney, practising in tbis city since 1837, and was previously & member of the Massachusetts bar; bas known Mr Dwight for many years, about since he has resided im the ony; have acted bsske E i akbe aEiec rei] g i F i is the statement that they were bis answer, 80 far as | recollect; oxber part of it. He showed me « paragraph— To Mr. Haii—I must pave seen either the Copy after it was sworn; be eho mea simiar tenor as the one eet forth in we ‘00 that potnt; 1 did pot adopt thas considered it entirely tmmaterial, and Won and inference; | told Baker | would not ed inclined to do so and, | think, said leanpot say at tbis moment ‘wbeiher 1 told” fore why | theognt it sbould po. be inserted; I bed siread, spokes to bim on the subject; I Gosily said, “You ars the attorney ip the cause, but I would not pat it in,’’ Baker took my Craft, and | suppose left the office; 1 canvot mew say which of us left Gret;1 think my eo- yagemen' was in court, and I remained to prepare this Preparation of after it was answer it, or un- atated that 1 think ip the conversation with Baker, when the oiffieulty of putting in an answer, | saia to Abe Dest answer you can, and afterwards rerve ed ope; | know that was my own ides, and I amined the Code of Procedure to see whether dante would pot beve a right to amend their ans: im twenty days, and came to the cou'd apder certain circumstances; I may not ha draft | left come dates to be supplied, and as the answer wee im the manner I bave stated, i ance i bale that | aid pot copy the epameration of pecurt- es mentioned, but for ex: that I I have material ihe expression "trust vp ; 2 clerical collate. be acle- dy), : from td ewear that the we answer © mere or without Cae Hh vbink tha: the an- wer down to the last paragraph corresponds in ite gene rai tenor with my rough draft; if there are variations I GO Dot recognise them; | thick 1 saw Baker some three days after in the street, and be told me that tne answer bed not been served until some few days after our inter- the precise date Preeame % was I met Ba LJ rote a pote to Mr Dwight and sent it that Baker might present it, or that D: to bim if be chose, I don’t know w coived by Dwight; tat baence ‘that ip the present state of Bak hi for puch & Cause without Dwight's personal as- eatance; | suggested in the main & weakness; my ino guage wer ratver guarded, - worned to the city and found Mr. Stoughton aod Baxor at the referenoe ; the defence had pot been envered into at ali, DOr wae not at that meeting; | prepared Ube petition for discovery, bat floding soon after that the caure had beep transferred wo Mr. Btoughtoo's offioe | wom po further part in it; | never considered myself as re Wine generaiiy im the cause, at Baker's request ip ap exigency, to protect Dwight's ;_ after this, and soon afver, I had an interview with stated tne subeunnee OF whet osarred when the ab was drawn, [told bim I recommended tre question should i not be inserted =a in that pn that It awakened some sensibility on piaintiffe, | (biok | svated my idea aboat ewer, in respect to filing the answer, | : i i H H 5 i H its shui? Le res i : i 1m about A'ing or send up to D 1 think he ead be : a zB. 3.2 TH ii = 2 menced. Rd by Mr. i firme client my partwer bip wit ‘69 and tt wines bis counsel ations to macy of his pt out of thew; previous ere calling me, | beard that the Spencer lease was aileged to be fran dw ent; [Gi not advice Baker to put in & pica as assignee ih Meat euit; at the reference [cannot say whether the original answer, but can’) say certainly; when | was con- Brown 5 by them is very wuen the isoguage tm woich it was - tained iD Boker as to the anewer I had no writioa stats ‘about the 1 i HH a | i ! 38 i | F : 5. i 8 8 § i : g H E 3s the anewer sworn to; 1 was pot in my office have bo recollection of any conference with D #ight about ‘that anawer; my impression ig a vague one tha: he did ‘not want that im. Oross examined by Mr. Ha'l—My health was Protty when | became assignee for Dwight, in March, 1856; got illafter the commencement of the su't of eo pe wi com) was served; complaint there; the pg el oot the asawer from, is the HE sae! motives te bon sboult of apy in thought did, at the earliest time possible, propose an amended answer, differing in some respects from the one referred to, and leaving out also the paragraph to which reference bas been made. The apewer to which he referred ae having been thus ‘was, a8 I under- his motion for the dis- then before his Housr, the point that ‘Was at ouce removed when it was moment be made an which be had wind was not answer io the frst he heard that it was ore ee ‘area and Jeane, Moro: ean val the evidence of Dwight was not Browns should } was put wee ia an uo. and sworn to —_ opportunity, bes the obaoxious paragraph wilfaloces and ly to the leading points in Mr ibe it was boing prepared, Ue be detie! facts to which be swore on information and belief were untroe; and that pe adoney Long Ay to be found tn the fact that Mr frewart had Mr Dwight incarcerated io Edriage street jail at tbe very time this perjury was mediteted. He stigmatized Mr. Dwight as & man who did not exhibit ‘Dis malice in words, but im acta. oi c heen bis Hovor in oase he would in it one of tte men dismissed. ‘The Commissioner's then entered upon their private nesaion. Ax Act or Vaworance.— William Marsh was shot ¢ead on the 27th ait at Brandenburg, Kentucky, by Stan ley Young, tn revenge for the marder of his ey clair Young, in Harrison county, Indiana, seven years previous. Young immediately mounted a swift horse and THE REGATTA. Brillant Appearance of the Harbor—A Fair Day, bat Licle Wind—Orititeg Bows Bay—The Breeze Freshens Slightiy—Order of Passing the Staten (rland Stake at and Soutawest Spit—The Retara Hom Race Ended tn Darunces— fhe Juita, tin- well, Edgar aod Haze tne Wianers, to , Ks The appearance of our bay yesterday cou ranted strangely with that of but afew years since on the occa sion of the annual regatsa of the New York Yacht Cun. Formerty, before the press had made so much of « feature of the occasion, the day paved hardly noitoed, except by the partics more immediaiely intere-d, ut yoster day the barbor swarmed with vesaels of sil deacripions, from the smallest row boats to the river and ovaso swam ers, loaded with spectators; while the shores alt aloag the course were literally lined. The Yeobt Clan had chartered the steamer Josephine for the use o members and their families, and the Sateliiie for he outsiders and members of the press; and just previous to ne bour of starting the railing of sristocratic carriages startled the rather plebian jocality of the foot of Leroy street. ‘The Josephine was crowded with @ merry party of ladies and gentiomen, while the Sate! ite was monop0 lized mainly by the “ stags,” ana left their respeclive wharves precisely at their predetermined hours of too and balf past ten, and made for woe starting ground off the Bysian Fields. Here a most magaificoent sight was presented, The day was as clear aud beautiful as the ‘most fas idious could desire, 80 far as appearances W tho eye were concerned. Aji the yachis entered were at their places, the third class abreast of the stake boats, eighty yards apart ; the second class, two ha:dred yards to the north, and the first class stil) two hundred yards beyond, parallel to the third. Most of them had all cai! tet except their jibs, ana together, presenting as they did tn one coup d’ail a view of probabiy the finest models to the world, the sight was one which no citizen of the United States could view without satisfaction and admiration. Then, far ar as the eye could reach, the bay was coted with tails of every size; and, as the excarsion bate col- lected, comprising the Thomas Hunt, Aurora, W. G, Put- nem, Flora, Kawin, Keyport,8. A Stevens, Dee-,R L. Maybey, Magnolia, 0. M. Petit, Rattler and others, ail Josded almost to the water's edge, & seomod as if all Now ‘York had turned out for a general boliday and nad invited the rest of the United States to participate. Yet beaides these, the revenue cutter Harriet Lane was crowded, as ‘were alao the W. H. Webb and the barge Irene, while the sbores of New York and Hoboken were biack with people But— unfortunately there must most aiways be s but— there was ecarcely a perceptible breeze, indeed not eavagh to float the ensigns sufficiently to distinguish them. Tais seemed particularly bard,as the prees have made zealous efforts to have ail the competing yachts carry dis. tinguishing ensigns, and this wae the frst year that that desirable object bad been accomplished But (another but) the fates would have it, and in spite of the ompipetent Yacht Clu the breeze would not blow. In vain did old yaohtmen let slip smoth. ered ex+orations, apd yacht builders look disvonsolate, ‘and betters and sport lovers dwscomfitted, for in spite of all, the wind would not blow, and the ves sels lay as Colm ond quiet as a Yankee freighting vosse! submitting to a British outrege. The men on the yachts Jounged about the decks, looked up at the flapping sails, and watched the amoke from their segars circling lazily away, undisturbed by the slightest ripple of the atmos phere, and looked the very picture of despair. The steamboats, floated with the ebb tide, backed acd veered so as to keep clear of one another and get good positions to see the start, and bear the music on the Josephine; but the bour of starting passed by, aud there was not breeze enough to biow away & modern faahienadle ladys’ bonnet. Eleven o clock —five, teo, Of- wen, twenty, apa twenty-Ove minutes parved—and there ‘Were B) signs cfs movement of the yechts, sod it was a’moet ge pera) y supposed that the race would have to be abandoned for the day THE START. But (another but) at lest the enrign of the fisg boat dipped; avd at the sgnsl, before ove could dardiy be aware of it, the yachts of the third class veered round, with their howted jibe, and iezjiy flostes cowe the river, jast haifan boor efter the time for starting The follow. peal tc m the wird class, ail of THIRD CLARB—CONTAINING YACHTS CARRYING LIMB THAN 2,300 SQUARE FRET OF CARVASS Allowance of Time—One and a half second per square foot, allowed] Areas of Jo curry! mile 6 [hbia 8 |i2.0 6 |N7s8-69 6 [Late .6o M4 [2006.04 Ali yee were of couree directed to those yachta ander way; Dut it was only those intimaley acquainted wito the oats could distinguied the to advur Ove minutes the pecond class boats ows: Sass8ea Brrea is the wind wae either id have been [mae whieh of etill bang #0 hetleasly uate bet Dorth-rorthweet or north-northeast difficult to decide. The following started, were evtered ip the firrt ciass:— FIRST CLARB— CARRYING 3,300 AQUARR FERT AND UPWARDS \Llowance of 1ime—One second per sqware foot. A Fai | seconde the quickest But tbe Julie snort fow ya The Haaweil and the irene, te the secon clase, were Dow Dearly together, aboct the distance of abe start in advance, the former with her ju Doomed oat, ‘ard the latter overbauling ber. There war, however, but little difference in the position of the vessels frow the except that of We current i» drifung The win could hardly be considered of amy scovant aetil just of Jersey City, the parrage to which poimt from tbe tebe boat required just about an Dour, giving litle pro mine of a race. But at Jersey City the breeze freshen Up to & fair Raling TAME, ADG ODE DY ene the yaonts took it, Some tacked t We eastward and sesmed rather to benefe by it. Ameng thee we the Favorite, with flying i> end epauker aoa gett and topeaiia set Others, however, among which was tbe Rebecos, wok tbe westward taok and baraly reemed to fare wo As the fee: passed the Cunarcers the booming of seot forth © whcb, in spite of the outrages | t, were duly ae ecrated and acknowledged, a8 Were i890 OLDOF Ba utes om various steam ere, PASSING TH® BTATRY ISLAND #TAK® BOAT. The Bate ili ran Gown abead of the fleet so an to give those on bosrd & view of tbe passing of the frat saxe beat, which Was accomplinbed in the following order and Ss jn tot bn isto to tom ne es re ee 22ette FeeestmececocuctSE 2ewnwen stake boat was sadly in toe way of Ube [ree salling of yacbie; they hugged the soot s0 close that more Loan oe was, like the Lockey, Obiiged to make an entra ck t keep clear of & foul asthe Begar, the first boat round. turned ip fine ptyle, rhe was lustily cheered The Una foi lowed, rounding #0 @lone ae te excite fears thas would foul. Bat, generally, they ran be: 1 wened en peeadigr an At) denpshas bene bark on viveta The America aod Seadrit tarsed further persengere witeersing tbe rounding of that , and Biv T peeing the let oomer round the Saten stake Doar, the Sate hte was hesced for the Svutbweet Sit’ “he wine haa co* freshened, #9 thet 1 seemed pro- buble that there would yet be an exceilest day's svort. 0! course the fresh breeze aod the covsotusness of hav- log p81 two dotare aod a balf for s ticket, Bad Dy tats ine created consicersbie Of sm appetite among most of thor board the satelite, and au expectan’ arowd bed ut the take prepering on thy maim d-ek be- ee Dearb th ‘Dig Now, a» there were three tables full Of people mcd Uo certauty thet tere were three tables fol she courderab!e of a rasb when of forcer were preseaied Tne cousequence el!) Calm aud colected Dowsmg became , aod the omnfonioa sadly toterfered ments. A few nowy y men e table, and ¥ od they bad bed Grackers acd, avd ‘elt determised to get o doiare apd @ bait’s worth The saevi- unueusily ruffled, nowy yousg men dunt get apytnng out, api after the enforced, every one except prrbaps a few tad dua who felt determined w be apes, jcdinals gin of ee ity of being indignant. Ove eacites ndividvue) was sou; throwing alte of boned turkey aversing that it wes ‘Dut be ‘War foriuLa'e:y reetramed, though a dkb of eyoers ‘Wer, in #pite of purruasions to tbe coetrary, summari'y sent cows to the vasy deep for the fianes to dime Though temporariy =a, the whole affair he add to the exctiement of the occasion, aud made the eport much more appreciated, and the empty stomechs bad to coptent tbemeeives with the refi-ctiom that tae Yacht Chod cleared th From Staten le Ww the Houto west Spit ere was o very fair Breeze, apo the beavier craft picked up woncertaily. Indeed, if this breeze bad only kept up. the result might have been far different. spare, AT THE SOUTHWBST SPIT. Second . Becund As the Julia came down io gallant st; the Bpit, Deiwg in the advance of ine fused with cheers, tbe soundug of waving of tags. Next came tne Una, ibas ber jb bad become s! gouly veuted @)ving ber the fuli bevell. of the wit making s larger rent, which, with tbe slack ind, ber leDor at a dwadvantege. She was, Dowever, cheered as abe rounded the Spit. The vi,sy ane the Zings Come dows ride and side, and as they Leared each ether for the purpose of rounding, the Gipsy betag w wind- ‘ward, shotanead afew yards. jan ud ged, however, Jo 1886 @ lopger turn to avoid fou ie we Z so wet as ihe Linge as IDeiGe abe turned & few BeoUnds: wrike brougat ber on ibe returp tack to windward of toe Gipsy. The veauty of these mab@euvres excited tbe moss in- tenee mterest o1 the spectators A similar in Curred with the Margaret ano Silvie, the Bivie to windward, bot we Mergeret turnin, Abe COMLg CUt Ou Lhe Dome F reted to wimaward of As about three quarters of ap buur was spent the Git boats round bad an excellent atert the wind was at Gret retuer untevorabie. Thoe os the Hmellite could Dot, iberetore, net up in ime to nee Wurpwg Of ihe Fort tem) we and taco lsieed Dosts op the retusp, and ran immediaery for We starting gest. As it was growirg i Lired, those Who desifed were put ashore aod tno Test Were \ekeD over to toe Blake boat, {hg PALEDtly W see te fleet us Ming evouwer dour (rom Ji ty Deck, tbe Ji msde ber appearacce, and & bai’, emicss the most extousiaswec cheers. The Other vessels parsed in the foliowi g orver:— PaS8iN@ THA STAKE BUAT—HOMR Class. 4 H 38 z Hi i HE Sstsersscy.e H1S8sle TRE AWARD OF PRIZES. AB the Commies were nor vainle to the repre. fepiatives of the press thronghout the dey the eystem of allowance of fe wails, &e. ‘effiomlly and on wo, Oalsul for exe ia rethor jptrwate, it ie lingomible to bieb yecbte will take the prinew. it 7, bo conmidered preuy coran thes fs the Haase! the second, aod prizes, end the Hass ihe ime for scoooners It may be n0- , Of tbe second class, arrived vise aod baif minute before the Haswell, of the same class, wuich takes the prise The ‘ing ‘© the Ups carrying sais for the Haewei) about tweaty two THE WINNING The Joba * one of Geor, Dees me BOtor wus for carry De best primer mall ne regattas = Shes etl) owoed oy Mr J M Watarvury, aad ‘Was railed by Capt Serene Dayton, Mr Stiweil acing se ot, Mr, Brown, second pilot, being this year om the ‘pa. ‘The Haswell is anew versol, of 49 feet len aed iT ult @t Myrtic, Comn., for Mr. © Melery, cooly lest Satereay she we Desatiful mo ed by Mr Rogers. The Koger ls Mr. Deceison’s trim cutter craf,well known, toe) yet men, aud we Delieve this is aot ie Gret prise tbe bes taken The Haze ix aleo one of the well Known club boats, and ‘Wan promment aft )@nr ee & Competitor for the seheon- er's prite, @bich ahe has now secured. The pritee are said to consist of s tankard and salver, tea net, puch Dow! aoa tureso. The ibree Gret fer the Uree Diet Clerger, ab0 the ‘etter the lodependent esn%0n er prine Ar 00 Opporianhy was offered the re) = tives of (be prese Ww view them, weare were Abeir deeertpuon. The official announcement of the winners in the regatta wil om Woday oF to-morrow, It iw Bot probable, though \t * possible, that the ames may vary [rom tbat given abu ve. A NFW CALIFORNIA SHIP. Apotber very \wter st feature \p the pleavant pro Ceec ings of the Cay wen the wailing of Coleman's eplenard ship, Reporver, pound for Sam Franceoo wr. Ooie- WAn WyitEd FoMe three Hundred friends om board, and timed the rating of be verse! wo (be Dour thas would a ford bir guerte & favorable ooportusity of withesemg tre ATADO contest of the Yacht ub Ateleven o’choes ibe fart ie reamiog Wm H. Webb, Cap Har i¥ed at the footer Wall erect and took toe ou THeLos OF the Mevare. Oo\eman oo board, and pro- Reporter, which was \ying ID the stream. Ihe party Separated, the majorky going oo Deard Ip snd Ube others remaining om the evar tag,» wich curs. Pest mod+ie, and haa precious tw the Wide Was Night, the Copiestants were Foon be enc Vornel; there % champagne, brand were morn D BpAbly Cimpeneed Chiemaa, Whe bort, abd bie ndefatigadle aasocistes, Mesara. Oooiey d MoCortoack, ¢ach of #bom did every (bing to reader ul and agreeable, and to make the trp pies- ch tbey bapp'y aucoreaed, Wo whhi boat one mis of the Lightahip, aad paving 0d the good ehip Keporter (the came of which & be ye & compliment an indispensable portion Fite Tees) “farewell,” with three bearty cheers for ber voyeee Sed & “tiger” for ber gomuemanty and « co mander, Capt Howes, the Wm & Webb tarsed her bead towarce New York On her way apshe passed ail of the rival craft, but @t such s dittance that we could not wUcguieb their WAMeF, and leave our other reporwers. etmcned for that purpose, to post the public ap as to ther relative mers tp the bay the Wm. H Webb overtook oo her reture several chartered steamers beavily laden, some with Derbep® HX OF eight burdred persons on Board, ali of tbe overament revenue outer ret Lane, named after President Poohanan’s nieoe, trop of ibe @ bite House at Washington « , and [sane V. Fowler, f ibis city, baving! been descried on board the revenue cutter *y some of Bit friends on board the Wm. H. Web, three bearty cheers were given for him and the officers of the revenue craft, A little nearer the ofty the Wm H Weed came alongerte Ute seamer Flora, and 6 friends were recognized w Jodge Brady, and cheers we roe pe 1th a good gnato, At arom thee ramtog Wan FL Wabh arrived 7 the Pate from her decks the haps pleat crew d ever bed oo board, nothing Vibg voourreu during we Jay w adoy Weir pleawure,