The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1867, Page 3

The American Jockey Club at Jerome Park. AN EXCLUSIVE MEMBERS’ MEETING. THREE ‘CAPITAL RACES. Rocks Wins the Sweepstakes and the Mile “and a Quarter Dash—Raquette the Winner of the Mile Match. ‘The last days of sport of the season at Jerome Park — @ day devoted to the members and their families alone— passed off yesterday with a degree ef éviat excelling @ven thas of the autumn meeting. The appearance o the course, bordered with @ brilliant throng of specta- tora, the grand galleries of the club stands crowded with Indies, and the knolls and groves on all sides dotted Diack with accumulated vehicles of the utmost elegance of Guish and ornamentation, gave abundant evidence of the success of the efforts of the club towards interesting end pleasing the jadies, who, more than all, popularize the sporte of the turf. Notwithstanding ‘that the hour when the ladies throughout the terraced mansions of the avenues were busy in discussing the @abdject, aud making preparations, ag were the armier of Richmond, ‘With clink of hammer, closing rivets up, on the ove of the great breakdows of Bosworth Pield, ‘the weather gods raised a storm, clouded the sky, and sent down quite a pelting shower, the attendance yes- terday was quite large, and its components were of the greaivst variety and beauty, both in dotail end in their effect as a whol The sum- ber of fiociy attired and beautiful ladies who were present and gave the high prestige of their social position and uaapproachabie beauty to the sports of the @ay and the closing tournament of the season, from their beginning to the very end, is worthy of remark as one of the many commendable features which prevailed Mroughont the day, Surely on no other occasion has there been such a fine assemblage of beautifu: and tastefully dressed ladies ag that which lent the moat brilliant beauties to the Jerome Park racing grounds during yesterday, THB WAY 10 TRY PARK ‘pon this occasion was not by the many usual routes. The events and incidents of the going and returning Centred upon the winding drives of the Park, and out en the smooth road of Hariem Jane. There was a xraud display of gorgeous equipages, immaculate beaux, dash- dng beiles, high spirited teams and attendant lackeys; ‘he seme brilliant display in the up town streets approaching to the marrow ribbon of road that Jed to the scene of interest, and the same gay procession of wealth and beauty and fashion, all anxious to reach their destivasion, marked the days of she autumn meeting, with this aifference: thee was an absence of ‘Whe democratic inclined—those independent mascullnes at it’’ alone, and ti unfortunate beaut eiled to ‘du’? the races without the com. pany of some fair 2 with them the excite. of the cou 9 hel ig Ime of vebicies trooped quietly along the driy ‘that divides the beauties, natural Sind artifietal, of the Park, meny @ knight of the reins had orders to stop for a seavon that the Appreciative Taembers of the gay equipage could notice the most romantic aad picturesqae int of this Elysium, Probably no morning in ty been botter than y. to admire the peaatide mature and art combi im this locality, where the most has been done to develop this species of good taste. A remarkably clear atmosphere, although the sen for the time nad red beyond a heavy bank of eloud, covered the wi area, and brought out boidly the even balanced irregularities here rent. The enraptured seuse of sight was delig! [<r yp nt three o thousand tmes, at the rolling hills, rugged ry roporti ith and buld feature of the regio Lid ds, made tt yenterday as ‘br.co a thousand times before, peculiarly eae w the ‘eye and inviting to the gaze. From out these beautiful grounds, crowded the weekers of the graud in nature, ‘the long line of beauty shot by ancient oaks, —— wittows, smooth avenues and paths winding graceful curves through sylvan shades, sturdy ol frame ‘wolid grandeur of size sug- gested com/ort as well.as show, to the sweet repese of ‘Ahe scene at Jerome Park, where im dolce far aicniomood Jet theea Do domucited for the moment. Shortly after she inst carriage hed arrived, the @usky lowering clouds gave away gracefully, and long strips of ‘A softly modulated strains and fowing melody, guggestive ‘vather ef listlessness er the dreamy repose of & summer's day than ving, dashing notes that wildly lead the way to the un- veined piensures of a racing ground. ‘the restaurant “was in active operation, and aristocratic waiters in the mest deigué full dress, foated pleasanily among the tables, wrestimg bottics of champagao verks what would be stubbera, puddu joes and delicacies of wnmentionuble sames with o dignity that was almost umorous in As wear approach to the jue, The pany ot ladies axsembied in sach numbers that spacious pinszas of the club conld got somiort- ably afford them accommodations, so ‘rom the everfiow they comm-noed, party by party, te congregate on the club stand ie, forming a resplendent adornment te picture already beautiful in ite The carriages and Gue ve ry . that bed conveyed the brilimnat company ¢, Were clustered on the sdex of the bluff, thickly gathewed on the piateau on its top, which also ab times contasmed many gentiomen who gathered there during the progress of the several races, and at the base ef we blu there were plainly visible distinc: ive strata of the queerly gotten up viiits, whe also viewed the scene Wile much iotercstaud wagered, ocvasionally, in Maitation of their masters on ther favoriie horses. Above all these fleated proudly in the fresh autemn ht embiem of the « breeze, the Heplayea from the flagstaileh the observatory of the lofty structured elubbuuse. Toe brigtt hues of the tasteful female cesiumes sho! * @ut in charming relief to the more dul! attires of the restioss masoulines, Beauty and teshion were upon the stand, Talk of all other attractive spote—they are no! ing to what was geen y . All were dressed ei: r? ‘smd with great taste. were materials as Tich and elegant a3 were ever woven in the imagination of any Oriental story teller, The excitement and the peovilar bets each and every made is worthy of the brilliant inventive faculties of the sex. They wagered dozens of ball tickets, of skating peed tickets, pounds of candy, Kideand loves ot bon- ‘wots, Each had ber especial favorite among the racer and amesg the gentleman riders, and, with victories achieved, they made the welkin , with their pleasant ebulli'iows of joy and satisfaction. The gentlemen con- | oot of yore—when not baniering with their @@ agmost their losses of congratulating thei upon vo win, And thes enjoyment and mirth continued on the etands ané at tue Club House ontil.the approaching me!- Jow light of the evening suusst, when, as the last singie the pencil of raya wagered §=and = illuminated cresta of the hills and ao few scattered ! Se Seas aoe) Pry jae Whe day, a @irectiy after elaimed the i i: fi i Notwithstanding the exclusiveness of the meeting at Jerome Park yesterday afternoon, and the litte puvli- city given 40 it, Cogether with the frowning aspect of ‘the stmonphere at the time of leaving town, the genera! attendance was better than we expecied, 11 war com- pored, however, principally of the members of ine ond their families, The affair wae a very pieseant one Mbrougheut, asd ite results highly gratifying. There ‘mere three races on the card; the first of which wai # Sheeo quarters of a mile, the horses to carry one hundred and Ofty pounds, The second and third race were both matches, the first fone » dash of a mile betwoom two three year olde with ninety ap, owned respectively by W. Constabie wad Teonard v Jerome, The third race wae & mile anda jarter dash, between horses named at the port by John ’. Pardy end Leonard W. Jerome, with goniiemen awers, ee. Purdy named chesiaut geiding Rocks, who wae ridden by Mr, C. Livingston, wee iea I41 i poanda, Mr, Jefome named the chestout fliy chantrems, to earry Mr. Field, who scaled 161 pounds. To the wt which was the first race ron, bornee atari in by gentiomen dressed ooh benviiful ume Ay LO present & most imposing appearnucn "Me ot Livingeton, on Kooks, the winner, was attired on ty os wis white eaves, @ Diack cap, nase Breed op veole, end pre- senied © very gay and Mookey.)ik apprerence, My 0. a 3 3 a NOVEMBER 10, 1867.~TRIPLE SHEET. 3 SS ee Sa cenenseinenyeeneshnteiee— —~—eenen v Arwstro vider Freelance, wore s black | cause a most satisfactory amnesment—ibe beaut five yeart, a tailor by trade, and residing ot No. 60 | names are Michael Burne, ales W: John Leve,. SS Regs re erniie | Race mat iy “dee Sears mAs Ses | nee es a . white pan, breeches and buge Wellington’ boots, earth ape The day's mAnnhencjeliiohiiaeetia ES area — A ly BIL Setar appeared before Justice Ledwith yemer- reeset ‘Mir "Ka argoam, who "rove Cricket, | “Aswegpeiaten of $30 corh-‘wih $200 acded; second | UNTED STATES OSTRCT COURT—W ABRIMALTY. | ‘ome hie’ was Jetarday morning. admiied to Sola. | O07 Norsing and entered complaah of highway rap, aitecetber in such good taste ‘that iders, | Weight ae Hospi gical reliet. eee Wetarenent. ae of bis aS He vores white jacket and abd eeee Teoma halt pred my Salvage Claims. Dexocarzp His Swovtpee.—Patrick Tolan, a hack | *l@ged that on the night of the 1s¢ November, abou® smn knee breeches and top b20tn err Scimnas Some ake Before Judge Blatchford. . ding | Sfteeen minutes past iweive o'clock, eomplainant, whe ‘it, Loupsberry rode Bie dross was very unique, Biair Archor, Pat, Tib,, Glad= Corneliua K. Garrison and others va, the Steamer Sara- me Wirly-cenpe | 200” Cae ee Stee tw a Dackdriv: 4 acessi plain, deing white, with « very . 1 at No. 18 Lexington avenue, dislocated bis Fiver, stopped as or near the coruer of Twenty i +: red, ‘which did not oe its The Doctor, List. 7ib,, ing 1 2 | gems her tackle, c.—This was a libel case tor *alve6® | sboulder snd sustained a number of severe con- | Seventh street and Fourth avenue for the parpowe of appearance. He ono vex the usual kvee vb The Wid, 18st, Vaillant . | 0 | claimed by the owners of the steamer San Salvador unions about a and = face ca falling peas cocacthing < a On ng down frags the and boots, Mr. Stough' on Ada, Hearne’ «Be sae, list., Bartlett. + O | against the owners of the screw steamer Saragossa, | from bis seat, iving past Seveuteonth street, | OO 0 ot whol! Bd. apparent iy of Mr, oa eat oe oa i bail ‘top boots, we Seneee eng: rin Go ee. Op the 30th April the Saragossa, on her passage from tt, sey aibeeees mee the gmeseienat aud wanted to hive him far. Hearty re- Tiding of these gentlemen was most excellent | CommanciaL Stakea—aA 5: y York to Charleston with @ cargo which, together ‘ ps gery sad while enanged im argument with Ubroughout the race, and ¢vinoed great profielency im | $200 added; second horse to save bis stakes. Genlie- | with the ship, was estimated ab $100,000 value, en- | HA0 His Foor Cuvsen.— William Stevens, about arty | 20me, of the part he recevred 8 blow on Ube head whicls more eee than they Ry deen. ~ ae Foreign oT i rere eee ne _ countered an accident by the breaking of the couplilly to | three years of age, a hat presser by trade, residing at No, | blow on the cheek, anu immediately after that he was fe'- i ‘more so than ordisary and Mr, Garland’s & g, Melbourne, 1388 (i her by which the screw could not de | 166 Mulberry street, had his foot badly crushed on Wed- | l¢d to the ground senselessiby a blow ovor the aye with of the horse, as wel! as the skitl of his rider, For, after all, what is the value of a horse that cannot in the weight of s man on his back? We want useful those capable of carrying weigbt and going a distance at @ reagonabie rate of Horses of thie descrij are the ones most ht after ip Europe, where ages of er havo it many &@ usefa! lesson respecting the re of the horse, =~. witnessed. - t ec) together as to appear A cmlgut have covered them, and came in front of the grand stand that any perceptible difference in their ranning was visible, the winner going under the atriog onty a head infront. The closeness ‘this contest as to create an immediate feeling match was spoken of, to be decided at once; some unexplained cause it fell through. It will proba- Diy lead toa match om some futuro occasion. After the excitement vent on this match was ver, Kentucky, the great son of Lexington, was brought upon the track and galloped past the stand. He looked remarkably well, but his general appearance was some- what gross, A rumor prevailed on track that a challenge wil! shortly offered to this famous horse against apy otber horse in the country a zeries of two, three or four mile heats, We ehould like to see the challenge gi' and see who is boid etiough to ac- cept it. In view of Kentucky's recent fatlure against time, some, perchance, may tuink themselves of ahorse able tocompete with bim. They must bear in mind, however, that wnen Kentucky ran that race it was impossible for him to succeed, He could hardly have been up to the mark in condition, and @as 60 greatly excited at int rvais during the race by the gue- Tillag let loose upon bim that bis rider lost his contro! over him and was unable oe ey, graduate his pace. It wil! take a great horse, ins |, to beat Kentucky, and great will be his tame should be succeed in doing so. The third and last race was a match between Mr. Jobo F. Purdy and Leonard W. Jerome, the horses and gen- tlemen riders to be named at the post. Mr. Purdy pamed Kocks, the winner of the first race, with Mr. Livingston, weighing 141‘¢ pounds, as hie rider, Mr. Jerome named Enchantress and Mr. Field, the latter weighing 161 pounds—19%4 pounds more than bis rival, ‘This difference was entireiy too great tor a four-year oid to carry, and, as a penalty, she had to suffer deieat, With light weignts Enchantress is very fast, but she was unable to carry a0 grent of her yesterday, Ip ad ridden as she might r not properly understanding her management, as she rao entirely too wide on the turns, To make the matter still worse, he was also so unfortunate as to break a stirrup on the last balf mile. Nothing wm known of the pedigree of Rocks, but he undonbdtedly is a well bred Doree, and racing qualites of no mean orter, and is an excellent weight carrier. Ho won both bis races yesterday quite handily, The following are the detalis of the races:— m ‘tile PIRST PACE. Breepstakes of $25 exch, p. p., for all horses regu- larly backed during the last six months, to ve ridden members of the club, yee-quariers of a mile, Hone ~ 10 a ee ) EE. ANY entered cde fs, aged, 147 Ibe., DM. Aris ig entered bi Freelance, = old, by Imp, Bairownie, dam Zulieka, by Willis, 147 Is, owner........... y scsescsesees B Slaughter entered br, b. Fairfax, aged, 160 Ibe, DEK se. eee ‘ernie G &. & Cneket, aged, ‘163’ tby,, Ww. iS ea ch wi. iy, aged, abe ie, Lounal eged, 161 ibe, ‘ te the bettit I 3 0 field was ot two 00 ones Bab there wan'sct a grout dent amar Sib horges were capitally started om the inside track the ghion ‘entered b. m. Ada Dr. Irving, and came rushing up in a to the dend of the biuff, Freelance leading, Rock: Cneket third, Lily tourth, Fairfax fifth, and Tarning to the it, past the half-mile hey to », Ada being evidently out of the race, — the lower bin —— continued to $ was perceptibly in hand aed abiding his Lily third, while Oricket and Fairfax wer side and side, At the three-quarter baat it was palpable that the race lay between lamce and Rocks, as the others het all ¢ Freelance came into the homestretch al ‘@ Seon as they wereon siraight rauniag Rocks made e date aed very seon tured Freelance and caine in front of the grand stand under a nard puil, with his — Log, iD, woile Frosiance was getting ‘& great ‘Wlowance whi and spur. Roc’ be re nl the str: a winner by» who Lily by balf's length Ada tes sonse half dosen langthe iy a some D behind, Time, 120% thie ‘TUE SRCOND RACK, panes unite heats. hang . W. Constabie mamed g. c. nets, dy imported Ectipse, dam Fideiity, by Glencoe, 90 Ibe......... 2 Leonard W, Joreme named b. f. wing, by Bal- rownie, dam Cyclone, by Vandal, 87 !bs.......... 2 : Time, 1:48%. The betting was quite brisk on tne above match, each in turn being he iavorkte at slight odds, Just at the start the gray had the eall, and one hundred to eighty were laid on him in a few instances, Redwing got the bess of the send-off, but as she Tunde the turn Raquetie wasat her flanks, and at the quarter ple had reached ber shoulders. hoy came ratthng down to the bluff, parallel. ‘the right the colt seemed to show bis bead in front, but whem they appeared broadoide to the spectaiors.as they ran arowod the lower turn they pega ir ng the rider of the colt being hjd- den by that of thelilly, Head and head they reacbed me ‘three-quarter pole and turned into the homestretch, and it was now a question of endaraoce, They ran gem us before they reached the bottom of the grand stand the jeckey of Redwing besan to ply the whip, and it seemed that the filly wasabout to ‘outit.’ She did not, however, but the colt was Deming her by the inch. As they passed in front of the stand bis heed and a part of his neck were in front of her, bat stil! she struggied gallantly, and did not give it up until the string was passed, the neg oy & winner by ahead. Time, 148. ring ace the wind was blowing very <a id under the circumstances (he time was most excellent. TRE THIRD Rac, Match, one mile aud @ quarter, entries to be made at & port; horses to bemamed by W, Jerome and ¥ Rocks, paligree Known, 161% Ibs, . Liviognten ~ehrarpess Leonard W. Jerome named ch. f, Enchastress, by Kaxington, vam flien Bateman, by Glencoe, 161 Tv Fnchantress was the favorite, notwithstanding the crushing weight she had tocarry, ber ‘great turn of speed leading her sangeine supporters to back b agaipeta horse whe was only known as @ gentioman’s hack, of unknown pedigree. The horses were started nicely by Dr. Irving, at the three-qnaricr pole at the toot of the homestretch, and they came rattlin, ‘ap past the stand, Enchantress leading @ couple of lengths under a hard pull. She wae then on the inside Of the track, but as she was going te the upper turn her rider let her ron to the right #0 far that Rooks teok the inside, and as the turn was made was on even terms with her, At che quarter pole ress led @ neck. fo aay. vader the bint Rocks had @ litte the best of it, but by running wide again the filly wastbrown Off two lengths at th: portioned os about this time the stirrup of ber rider broke he was all abroad. He, however, railied the ily on the lower turmnand she shat up some of the it; but as she came va to the homestreteh she completely * 9, ppb ey FE an under the five . Time, 213K. dasa” ‘SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. debe Stewart Attempts te Tree Twenty-one Miles in am Hour and Fails. Boston, Mase, Nov. 8, 1667, ‘There was quite @ large gathering on the Riverside Park, im Brighton, thie afterveon, to witness a match made a fow weoks weeks since that the gelding John Stewart would trottwenty-one miles in harness inside of an hour, The wager was $1,500 on the horse to ¢800 on time. The horse lost, but made the best long race onrecord, finishing twenty miles im 66:06%, the best ‘ime ever made previeus being on the same track by the eetobrated gelding Captain MeGowaa, who milee a year agein eis ‘Toe fallowing les record of ie aie and oe agrrorae enipaasenid i — No, Mile, Half, nlf ile. §—_Agaregate, vo. Miles, 4 1 24% 1:23% 247 1:28 2:62 590 1.26% 240% 8:28 4 2my 240% | Te 1:26 4:62 14.00% 1:26 22% | Toa 1a 2:62 19:64 1:28 86, 22:60 Laie 2:58) 26435 198 2:53\¢ Baap 198 2:66 31:88 12h Ne 267% 308 1:28 209% 37-2 1:31 2:00 6 ® 1:28 5 6 eae 1k 206% ae ae 1.98 256i 49-13% 1:30 2:59 b2:12% 1.29 5y 2085 55:11G 1s aba 58-06% * — 7 50:31 Valparuiso Raves. A rich treat wan afforded the lovers of me 4 ot was he'd ‘alue? elt. very auceenefal mm pee course On the 6 Hin yeryihing combined tw Mr. Duchein’s dD, g. Vermouth, 9st, Ramondoux... My Mohs’. & he Wid, Vaillant, lust...........+ mi -AKES,—A. Ma ee for horses born aud | Salvador was on ber Racine Sr, bred in South America, of $26 each, with $3,000 added; second horse to save his stakes, Gentlomen riders, Weight for inches. Lowest weight Sat. Mr. : pee br. g. Adventurer, 102i, a 1071D. Zovave, 10st, Inglish. ne . g- Inkermane, Ost 7ib., Owner Rafiges, 10et,, Blackburn. ....... Traveller, Yet., Oliver.. Bap Pedro, 10st., Owne: Ochren's b. g. Santiaguino, 10st. 7Ib., Mr. Moller’s 4. migrant, list, Delano. Mr. Mon's br. g. Zealous, 10st., Owner BROOKLYN CITY. eccoccony THE COURTS. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT—EASTERN DISTRICT. Cendemnations Yesterd: Before Judge Benedict. Ou motion of Assistant United States District Attorney Allen the foliowing property was condemned yeeter- day :— Two barrels of smoking tobacco, one keg of spirits, distillery at No. 97 Furman street, tobacco factory No. 87 Bergen street, lot of tobacco seized at No. 803¢ Bigh street, diatiliery in Van Brant strect, near Williara; dis- tiery on Myrile avenue, near Broadway; distillery on Park place, near Flatbush avenue, The court adjourned until Monday at twelve o'clock M. SURROGATES _ COURT. Before.Surrogate Veeder. ‘The wills of the following named persone, devease:!, Were admitted to probate during the past week :—Wil- liam R, Harrison, Charles Curten and Mi dell, al ike n, lary Cornel}, al! Letters of administration were granted on the estates of the following named deceased persons:—Rev. Patrick O'Neill and Maria Hamittou, of Brooklyn, and Rev. James A. Strain, of Flatbush, i siaiad aap BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. LavwG TB Conxer S1onn or 4 New Caunce.~ fhe ceremonies attendant upon the laying of the, ¢orner stone of a-llttle edifice in Wolcott street, near V, gn Brunt, South Brooklyn, to be known as Christ copai), were cummenced about four 0” ¢, afternoon. The ‘rector of Chriat “abieh, the Rey. Dr. Canfield, presided at the service Mr. bi 4 tesinted by the Revs. mer and Barnes. In the the usual church records, remarks were made by tate of which the congrega- ore congratulated on the Drowne, Paddock, P stone were den~ spapers, &c, » in the past ‘The other chapel, situated in Luqueor street, is now teado arena The buil ing 18 to De f fovs wide and cighty Sern, Sn de of brick, ‘two stories In and cost when finished $15,000. ‘will have charge of the new ‘mission. Pouce .—Considering the unusual excitement occasioned owing to the elections, and the number of intoxicated persons floating about the city, past has ‘mot bees a very fruitful woek in point of the number of arrests made. The returns from the ten police precincts of Brookiya showed the total number of arrests to have been three humdred and forty-one, Mysrsaiocs Disarrsaaaxce,—John Harold, brother of officer Harold of the Yorty-first Precinct, residing st 76 Carli street, bas been missing since tne 19th of April last, and all effort to ascertain his whereabouts has proved futile. A Borgism Scmrauep, Seor anp Carrunmp,—At an early hour yesterday morning officer Stanton Brown, of the Forty-sixth ptecinct, and private watchman Lam- bert, surprised an intruder in the chemical factory of T. & C. Halliday, Newtown creek, near the Maspeth road. The alleged burglar, finding himself tracked by the officers, made a desperate attempt to escape, when they each discharged a pistol shot at bim, both bullets Indging In his right arm. Ho then su taken to the Stagg street identified as William » & German, formerly been in the employ of the Meesre. Halliday. This establishment has been robbed ten times recently, and Krauser is accused of each offence, Promapry Fara @ROseNe ACCIDRNT.—A woman nained Mary Bente, residing at 146 Johnson street, E, D., was last might frigntfully burned by the explosion of a kerosene lamp, which she was using. also communicated the window curteins, and un alarm of fire was -oocasioned thereby, but the flames | Jobu Rrice, Tammany L were extinguished with slight lose of property. Mra Betx’s injuries aro probably of a fatal character, WESTCHESTER. Cover Procarpmes at Wires Pisivs.--An adjourned ‘Meeting of che County Court and Court of Sessions was held at White Plains on Thersday and Friday, on both of which occasions County Judge W. H. Roberteou pre- sided, with whom were associated Messrs. Silkman and Conklin, Justices of the Sessioas, The few cavea dis- posed of were of scarcety any mterest or importance. The pripcipal ones were ay follows :—A recently import- ed Germen gir! named Catharin jam was found guilty of a charge of grand larceny aud senvenced to serve one year in the State Prison at Sing. The honest look- ing, round faced Katrina, wh Fapce created con- — en bad, i go on Neng oerasion, love to some money employer, Thomas Nelson, agaioon k: ria ine vil ‘ar More Havon, amounting vo $50. Oo arrested $49 and some fractional Perth = Mata found on ter person. Nelson identified $39 of the cash as part of bis 'y. Ibe over to Mr. Nelson and the balance to the prisoner, a resident of Mount Vernon, and fob rd gece) wan tried . a ing commi as alloged, aseault of a most ated character on an aged Te etre while a prisoner under his charge. From the Dp, it seems Hehverman had tody by Watts on some trivial ¢! and 10 irons, While in this condition the complainant alleged tnat he was violently beaten and abused by the accueed. but was subsequently liverated on payment of asa memento, which was only idence got rid of by means of . Watts was found guilty and will be sentenced on | of the strocturess that of au ciovated railroad, raised at ednesday. In meantime be was permitied to go at having furstshed ponds in the sum of Heary Rhode, whose shootiny escapade st Mott Haven ype ebureh, ich ones, ome senator Hem, Oe | rrendered, of Francis J., station house, where he was Kort: Robort B. We ward, of who bad | Vegt; John Murtha, of John J. Kerr; Elivabeib A. ‘The dames | Supervisor (for) term) show the following resuit:— used spd was of no service. In this disabled @ | condition she was found by the Sao Salvador, 0 | about sixty miles trom Charleston bar and about the same distance frow the Frying Pan shoals, The San s8age from New York to Savanpab with passengers, and a cargo valued at $230,000, When first seem by the Salvador the Saragossa had her ensign hoisted union down, in signal of distress, and on being spoken she asked the San Salvador to tow her to Chariex- ton, which the latter did and left her in a safe place in- side the bar, The Judge awarded $900 salvage, 10 be _ ge regpeagred to the owner of the fan Bab » to her master, amd the remaii $450 to divided among the officers crew, including the master, each in proportion monthly wages. Ibe claimant to their reapecti must also pay costa of the suit, Messrs. Beebe, Dean and Donobu for the libellants, Mr. KE. U. Benedict for the claimant, Goodspeed ws. the Saragosa.—Thia was aleo a claim for salvage, The libeliant was the owner of the #hip G. W. Lord. He brought a demand against the Saragossa for salvage services rendered in the towage of the tara c=. On the night of the 17ta of Marcn, into Fortress lonroe. Judge Blatchford, a ter reviewing all the tacts of the case, awards $9,000 to the libeliant ae compensa- tion for the services in question, WW BANKRUPTCY, Ie a Bankrupt Adminsible ax a Witness ¢ Before Judge Blatchford, In the matter of Jutiue Shick. —The trial of this die- putant in benkruptcy was resumed yesterday morning. Witnesses were examined in order to show what the debt of the execution creditor was, and that it was fraudu- lent as agamat the creditor, In the course of the pro- coedings the alleged bankrupt was put on the stand, and no objection was raised to his competency by the coun- sel for the petitioning creditor. Mr, Edwin James argued that the petitioner wae ad- missable a8 a w toess, The structure of the Bankrupt act directa {ho Court summarily to hear the allegations of the reditor ang the debtor and to decide the question of adjudicat®, Danksupt was not strictly a party to any suit. The jneson is one of importance in the ad- mips yen of the Bankrupt law. 7 Iaichford vaid that ne bad some doubt upon the cs ho ‘but under provisions of the section re- ferred to by Mr. James he should dectdo thet the dettor petitioned against was a competent witness, , The furtl hearing of sho cate wag adifFoed ti)) Tuesday next. UTED STATES COMMISSIONERS cout. Obstructions on the Highway. Before Commissioner Betts, ‘Me United Sates vs, J mes Keagh—The defendant in this cago was charged with having caused obstructions to public traftic on the bigh: ‘and in causing te de- ” “Aaapel (Epis | tenuion of the United States mail on the Harlem River jock on Friday | Rattroad at Harlem by blasting rocks, which were thrown on the track, causing the obstructions com- plained of The Commissioner, ater hearing evicence, committed the defendant for trial, The Storage of the Carge of the Prize Steamer Peterhoff. Bofore Commissioner Osborn, ‘This case, already reported in the Hunaun, wae up again yesterday for examination. Mr. Williame, of the firm of Williams & Guion, shipping agents, was exam- harges for storage o! nd his opiniou went to cese of the usual per month would beg fair rent for the loft used for the storage of thie partica- Jar cargo, The investigation was further postponed til! . wext. itis probable that the parties who are contesting the claim of Ward & Gove (which, as stated on HE epi to $40,000) will also attack the Mar- shal’s bill and seck to reduce it, on the alleged ground ‘that the items gre excessive; out this siep hae pot ag yet been positively decided on. SURROGATE'S COURT. Before Gideon J. Tacker, Surrogate. The wills of the following named persons were ad- mitted to probate:—Constantiue Sherry, Lydia Roberte, George Ewing, Dr. Robert Watts, Lowe Schwagerl, James Cox, George B. Decker. Letters of administration were granted on the follow- ing estates:—Joseph 8. Owen, Euphratus Hurst, Harriet A Peers, Micheal Donnelly, Patrick;Kerr, Catharine Mc- Donald, Thomas Lowe, Wilmot Chapman, George Vogt, Eliza stevenson, Fravals Twiford, Robert Wiihame. of guardiaasbip were issued to Francis Halton, of and Herman Serte; Henry Par- Harriet E. Mary 5, and Isabella Catherine C. and George Gatter, of Georgiana and Elizabeth A. Gaster. CTY INTELLIGENCE, ‘Tax Vorr rom Surmevinon. —The corrected revarne for Smith Ely, Jr, Mozart. . 42911 - 42,255 Oliver, repabiica - 24,961 Ely over Brice.. +. 656 Brice over Oliver, » 17,294 Tas Draw Ricamoxp DisasTan,— Dean Richmond and Vanderbilt collision investigation was nearly con- cluded yesterday afternoon, when ihe case was samme up by the respective counsel on eith Prentice contends for the Richmond that course, white the ly that the Vander- Richmond éid not ww to decide on evidence before the nl the result will probably be known ina few on, although the verdict will have to be communi- to Washington before it is made public. Tas Merson Suowans Acarm,.—It is very probable, from the predictions of the astronomers, that we shall havo another shower of meieors on the morning of the 141b mat, Gur citizens should, therefore, be on the lookout t observe tno ; and in case they are dis. Appomted they can cor themeeives with the theory that the earth -bas already passed beyoud the orbit of the meteors—a supposition shared in by the astrono- mere aforesaid. Tee James Exox Mosxererne.—Thie company will Make their annual parade on Tuesday, the 20th inst., under command of wlain John Glaes, They wili jon, named Henry Hebuerman, about ove hundred men, aad wil! be equipped in ue military eowts and hats, and will proceed to Bellevue been tken into cus- | Garden, foot of Lighty-sixch street. ‘Tun Agntat Rartway in Gresawick atroet is quickly becoming an accomplished fact. It will be completed at the expiration of next week, and cars will be renning probably within a fortmght along its exteut. The plan such @ height above the street as uot 40 tmy the general teoroughiare, The pillars upon which it is sup. ported are fourteen feet in heignt end restom a base of has already been fully detailed in the Herarv, was | solid masonry. The rails are similar to thoso of ordi sentenced to serve stx months In the county jail. Bororany at Wire Piaywn—The residence of Mr. J, O'Dykmas, located on Railroad avenue, in this vil- lage, Was entered by burgers ot an carly Friday mornmg, and # Seniovs Accomm vo 4 Lawowmn at Monnieanra,— Henrich Dulach, @ German laborer, emplosed on ome | Schirmer was notilied to hold aa inquest on the body. of the buildings now im course of erection ou the Bos- Kiiap av Fa.sixc rom 4 Tres.—A laborer, named forcnoon | Michael Reynolds, yesterday fol) from a tree in Mount road, sustained severe torough the accidental falling ofa pi of tricks unfortunate mam Was removed to, medical seisiance was procured. panna acta PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. Madame Sa Grange is in Chicago. Mr, Pendleton bas declined to lecture thie Po count of preceme engagements of a "higher nature "7 The where Albert Pike favors the semination of Sherman sion of a kerosene la Prosidential candidates of the coneerse: over the clothes of the ‘Seymour as the tives, - Sumoer and bie wife have ange! ‘they will oceapy their old qureas mgton this winter, General Hooker i stil! quite iN in Parie from hie para- Jotic stroke. ie ‘Wash Hx-Governor Shorter, of Alabama, is on a visit to | uring the aight Meontg ome! of | if set down at twenty miles au hour, tracks, although more deeply grooved, and in between them exteuds an endiess coil of rope whch pulls the along This rope or cable can bs attached to ot Ket ent of a handle witha powed rate at which the cars sball run Boot Ipentivren —The man who fel! into the dock foot of Rutger street,end who subsequently died in Bellevue Hospital from exhaustion, as reported in yesterday's Hrrsvo, wae gry pe | identified as William Broon, who resided at 16 Hamilton street, Deceased was abou! twenty yease of age and a native of England. « oruner Morris Park, 120th street and Fifth avenue, to the round, and was almost instantt Kine an inquest wi held en ne irmer, who was notified. Deceased Teed, in Fifty-Ofth street, near Tenth avenue. Promamy Fara. Keroseve § Exrvosion, Yesterday morning Ann Bander, thirty-two vears of age, and residing At 62 Bayard street, was chockingly burnedjby the explo. the flamen coaid be exti head to foot in @ most iered ering to abeviate the sufferings of the wretched sufferer, = yt bad ber removed 3 Believes Hospital. Al- u surgeons were or oer had hpes but shigas bing in their ber surviving Fatt.—-Coroner Schirmer wae yesterday not!- - Fi eee Ieawn ia about to pardem another batch ef fied to hold an inquest om the body of Peter McLeaughiie, ‘The Hon. ©. C, Washburne bas returned to La Crosse, Wis., from his European excursion, Jett Davis ifles bie readinegs to stand trial thie month at Richmond, whose death was the reva/t of injuries received by fail. ing from @ coal eart ia Jackson street. Fru, Trrovem 4 Hatonway.—A young orphan girl named Jane Gerraghty, aged about fourteen years, and, ‘The Hon. John Butterfield, who has been very ili for | mpleyed ase bobbin carrier jn the twine manufactory nome time past, is recovering. oral Sheridan i# still in thie city, He ul inet bear viuting plnces Of note tn the menepene eee ‘The Hon, G, Boutwell, of Masenchusstte, s ‘a Grotom, | When, looking too far over, enator “prague and hie wife, together with Miss, Chase, is daily expected from Europe, Il, of Georgia, and John Minor Botte, » Panty Ppt interview wih Grant os rasp.” bt The Hon, FE, B. Waehborve Jeft Washington on Fridey ona viel 0 Meine No, 00 White strest, was sevorely injured ,yemerday bangs A falling through the hatch way to the recond floor. girl wi wees ee of hoisting, foot ali and ane fer ‘hte enrol ap fine benides numerous severe contusions and abrasions over her entire body. A Pay at once called, and ‘at Hie instance the young su ‘was rei to Belle. we where she now remsins in & rather doadt- Sat Uron 4 Wane Brove.— Béwarg Melty, aged foriy. with great force, sustal meaday might last, while passing near the corner of Canal and Eldridge street, Several laborers, it appears, ues were engaced in removing ajveavy beam from the pave- | and found himself stretched on the ground nud ment to @ building undergoing repairs, when one end slipped from their hold and fe}! upon Stevens’ foot, He was removed to his residence, but by advice of his phy- siciau he was yesterday admitted to Bellevue Hospital, Sxniovs AccrmENT TO 4 JockeY.—Yesterday forenoon Jamos Hennersey, a jocky, aged fifteen years, and who ee who Fn him for trial ip def resides in Sixteenth street, between First avenue and | $1,000 bail. by avenue A, was severely injured abou the hi pets. | fallen from a horse he was riding in 7 seventh street, near Lexington avenue. Officer Ait! of the Eighteonth precinct, bad the youthful horseman conveyed to Bellevue Hospital. Accipant ox Boaup Tae Sreamen Circassian, —On Fri- day morning a Mr. William,Latting, safd to be a Custom House officer, accidentally fell into the bold of the steamship Circassian, now river, and was severely injn feared he frac- tured some of bie ribs im his fall. Officer Horst, of the Fourth preamect, had Mr. Latting removed to the New York Hospital, . A Comp Ruy Oven.—About half-past six o'clock yes terday evening a child, named John Harting, aged two years, was rau «ver by car No. 63 of the avenue B and Kast Broadway line, at the corner of Essex and Delance! lying at pier No. 8 North | business, she red, “It is some iron substance. While he lay unconscious on the ad, he says the gang stole bis wat whieh fe val at $30, After some minutes he revived uring water on bis head, When recovered suitici apprised the detectiv: the Twonty ninth precr of the occurrence, who have sirce been on ihe jookous, for the alleged fc On Friday night they arrested McCormack, aad then sent for Harty, who identified the He was brought before Juss. LooxinG ror Tax Doctor.—A woman samed Maria Wissig was arrested yesterday on a complaint made against her by Mary (, Wooster, of No. 120 Fast Ninth street, It in alleged that on the evening of the Iéth of October, during the absence of the complainant frow her house, the woman was met by one of the domestics coming down the stairs from the parlor to the basement. Bein; nierreane’: as to her a0 wai look! for Dr. said Fisher. She was allowed to depart, and after ber de~ parture a gold watch and chain, valued at $150, which was iying 11a bureau drawer ip the back room on the second floor was missed, Friday last, 16 is eaid, whe was again found in tho house, looking after Dr Steele. She was arrested and brought before Justice Ledwith, whe committed ber for trial. Pansing & Faiem Toxes,—Justice Hogan yeeterday nireets, ‘The child war taken to bis home at No. 120 | committed to the Tombs for trial, » young Virginian: Delancey street, A Schoen Rox Ivro,—Between four and five o'clock yesterday joon the schooner Agnes H. Ward, laden with kerosene oil, was accidentally run into by another veese) and from fifty-five to sixty barrels were knocked named William McDonald, who had been previously’ arrested on the charge of defrauding Mr. Jobo Mel an, 874 West street, out of $56 worth of lumber, ia ment for which he got a wortbiess obeck on the Niptt, Nauional Bank, purporting to bave been drawn by Messrs. Davidson & Hebden. No anch firm kept an‘ overboard. About forty-one barrels have been secured | account im the bank, aud tue cueck was of no value and brought to the Seventh precinct station house, Fire 1m West ‘Trmmry-Foort Sreeer,—About eight o’clock lact nighta fire broke out in the dwelling of | No, 258 Mott street, Mr. Jackmore, No, 302 West Thirty-fourth street, and whatever. A Bor Cuaucen wirn Lancexy,—Thomas Farlese, of terday caused the arreut by of- cer Martinot, of the Pourteenth precinct, of Michae? before the flames were subdued the furniture was | Dovin, a Ind eighteen years of age, on the charge of damaged to the extent of $500, said to be insured. The building is owned by Mr, Davis; it is damaged about $200, and ie Ineured. = POLICE INTELLIGENCE. In rng Stove Lax, —Mre, Sarah 0’ Bren, of 49 Clin ton str€et, went before Justice Mansfeld, of the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, aud alloged that sir, Marlow Blivei dout laive or license, bad cees til him,” from ber, walked into her room at the above num- ber and ‘tuk her stove, sure, yer Hanar, from her; an’ it was chape at eight dollars, bedad!”” His Honor, coin. clding in Mrs, Sarah's opinion, beld Mr. Marlow Blivén in $500 to appear for trial ab Special Sessions, Puararixa ror Wisten.—Francis John Adolphus, a dry goods clerk, yesterday went before Justice Mans- field, sitting at the Eesex Market Police Court, and stated, on !nformation ved from officer Lyons, of the Tenth precinet, that James McGanniger had feloniously taken from in tront ofthe store 275 and 277 Grand street a piece of flannel, containing thirty yards, of tbe value of 20 15. Officer Lyons further stated to Adolphus that he had arrested the accused while in the act of taking the flanpe! from its place opposite the store at num- dered. McGunniger, who agpenres oy, counsel, de- manded an examination, and gave bail to appear al court for that purpose at ten o’clock of the morning ol November 21, i + A Swarr-foormxp Yourn.—Omoer Martin Dixon yos terday forenoon brought before Justice Mansfield, at the ‘Third District Police Court, a boy. a mere child, named ‘Thomas Sullivan, who resides with hie parents at 179 Elizabeth street, and whom he stated be had arrested while in the act of faking from a nena kien Ses parsing rapidly thro: rand street, a m poop hy viSeotch batter."” ‘ie added that the lad, with hie brother and another boy, was caught by Dim, # few days since, while in the act of purlotning wie. ay water bottles from # vehicle in the street, bat the owner declining to proseculo he was compelled to let him go unwhi of justice. His Honor tempora- vily committed ofhcer to find the owner of the wagon 5 to and mal boy's committal to the Juvenile As; charge of theft and vagrancy, AuiRcED TuRrt or A LANGE AMOUNT.OF GuM.—Venter- day, before Justice Mansfeld, at the Third District Pohce Court, Edwin Taylor, of 636 Washington street, deposed that he bad reason to believe one Patrick McCarty had stolen or caused to be stolen upward of three hundred pounds of gam cowrie of the value of the pr of Henry 1. Ingails,, of 98 Ma: a8 The | at faa in a cane lying at pier No, 44 river, and m which place it, on Tharsday last, mysteriously disappeared. ness, 261 South street, The accused stated and atthe time of said purchase be bad believe it had been stolen. General Sessions. * A Case op Petry Swixnuse,—Bertha Linley, of $5 Columbia street, a young, meanly attired and evidently hard working girl, called on Judge Mansfield yesterday & parado afternoon and stated that she bad been engaged by | Suard, No orders are William Herbert, tailor, at 164 Attorney street, to make pantaloons for him, for which she was to be eompen- pair, that she had to Herbert they were approved of bet not paid for; instead, she was were not “ dui, notwithstanding — Second Sergvant, sated at the rate of sixteen cents tl made one pair and en handing thet banded @ eecond pair which, on returning, so fully approved of; fact, third pair ' was entrusted and when handed to him were also jected to; when she demamied the money due her, forty-eight cents wn all, he refused, she alleges, to pay ber, and tho wife of the man, Magdalena, turned upon ber, as she nd violently assaulted and pushed ber out ‘On bearing this statement the magi-trate issued a warrant for the arrest of Herbert and his wite, and on their being placed before him they admitted ail the complainant had stated, the man coolly adding that imself making also alleged, of the house. he war paid Gfty-s'x cents for each pair, forty cents clear frown those om he em: ployed, Under a threat of jant imprisoa- ment in: Herbert pai but. very reluctantly Watrers oompiaint being made tery, was temporari) to keep the peace. to the aecused, declared that he they as worse than petty could not punish them as sommarily. regarded Rowneny or Twanry-seven Tnovsanp Douans—A‘} minutes, ied on Justice Mansfield at the Essex Court, yesterday, and stated that he had been robbed in gokl coin, jewelry and other property to the valoe of $27,000 and epward. A statoment of the was effected was taken, aud gentiewan Market mode by which the robbery worranis issued for the approh parties; but until these are in the custody of th the reporters are not permitied to publish the particulars, A Sap Case oF Iesaxiry,—Yosterday morning « young and very prepossessing Irish girl, of about twenty years, | POPUIation a'ong the ine of neatly attired, and who bad evidently arrived in this city from her native land not many days since, was found wandering through the 0; @ manner which induced an ‘ing officor to stop the premises of Vratt & Whitney, situated street, Hartford, Conn., were burglariously entered, a safe Diewn open, snd about $1,400 stolen therefrom, ‘clock of the night in question : fpr ‘Joba Eadie, oan get upon by four men, whe knocked him down, od a pF a ae hoe him of the siiee : hina the bi fat the omen and. v bot enemies Com) yr, wh tapon. whieh they tried thet were oiceeeeta ws they . 1 then, as is stated, possessed themee! Ht the money contained therein, amounting 1 $1,400, after Which beat a hasty revreat, thonght, wok the train for Boston, About frosing himesit front bonds te nage tk Ln been confined, ‘ a am leed the authorities of the transaction, devertiven Farley and Irwin arrested men at the corner of Houston aud Greene sireete on ford.” 'ur, Faire ea Welegrepuet ioe season, . Mr. ae tal to come to thi He arrived yertorday and Moutites the prisonera mo Were brought bofere Justice Ledwith, at emteriay, and ‘hat 5 R/OUe RePANit and bet 7 preferred egninn on Ther the tag yeep crac nim | brought it ito hue for the frst salate—Colone! Brinker an affidavit, preparatory to, the yium on the double ast had | last. Shooting commenced at a It was —— “reopen the possession of Mr. McCarty, at his @ of busi- nen, “4 ‘ that he nad purchased the gum from a party who catne to his store, BO réason to } at four o'clock, He was held tor trial at the pittance; and bis wife, on a ‘inst her for aseauit and bat- locked up in defani of $300 bail is Honor, in speaking of the case all such as lever, and was only sorry he sion of the suspected | Atvarado, Minatitlan, court, part of the city in istie! i stealing $61 28. On the 25th of July last the accused was entrusted with the m: but, instead of obeying tne pocketed the cash aad left the city, remaiaing away wit afew days ago, His return becoming knows to Mr. Farless, Devin was searched out and arresied, J Hogan committed the accused to the Tombs for default of bail, THE NATIONAL GUARD. USPRCTION OF THR FIRST CAVALRY, It is always considered proper to place cavalry 1m the rear, his year this is virtually the case, as was illus~ trated by the inspection of the Firet cavalry on Friday afternoon last, in Tempking square, verifying the truth of the biblical saying, ‘Ihe last shall be first and the first shall be last."’ The different troops, nine ip numn— ber, came upon the ground in very good sbapo, thore of Captains Reiss, Hamm, Landwehr and Winters ap~ pearing to good advantage. In order to bring the entire battalion into line the formation was made obliqneiy” from the northeast to the southwest corner of the square. With the exception of a great gup lcft between the first troop upon the right and the next one to it the formation was well done, and handsomely delivered over to Colonel Brinker by Adjutant Collyer, although we did it nee ting of the colors or salute to the same. ry Majer the inapector, attended by two of the brigade sta‘, rede upon the ground the review ‘at once commenced, A post guide was established ; but imagining himself to be @ part of the staff, he left bie post and rode around tae rewiment ith them. No marker was maiioned {0 indicate the point of a cbange of direction, In tarning out, the newly organixed band got all mixed up, their miserable horses imsisting On twisting about in @ variety of ways Tpere wes equalization of compen some rode past by Fausd. ron, others by piatoons. Upon repassing in double ind; or on the trot, the horses were not kept well in band, nd were too crowded. Lieutenant Colonel Ittner should bave taken command of the battalion, an@ wiew ing officer, and Major Kent the inspect- Weeeee Tosvead, ‘of that it formed in column for iv- spection. There were apward of three hundred officers 4 privatéd Sut, which shows great work on the part < the energetic Colonel, as when be assumed command o: it, at e time _ Sete act ae arena, fe RXCURSION OF MAJOR KAILEY’S HORSE This troop, Ww! ie mostly the caval itt ait oo , captal y jon Park, 110th stréet and Eighth aven’ mety cold, and danging on Sartor tho “atostion,. Theto ; prize’, Lieutenant Fisher winning the first, @ = on silver, the giftof Major Bailey, Dinnor was serv up i At tho conclusion of the same the com pany enjoyed thetmeelves im dancing In the large beli- room inside ntil it was time 10 soperato. RADE OF THK FIRKT DIVISION, E 1 Day, whict The coming wupirersa'y of Evacuation November 25, thie year, is to be celr~ bre by 8 Ye of the First division National ut as yeh, : coma) aT REOENT, BLRITION, election was held at the headquarters © OF - ay, Nox 221 to 227 West Twenty-sizth sireet, om ednesday evening, November 6, to fill vacanctes. Captain William F. Van Wyck presided, Tho voting ré~ sulted in tho selection of the following non-commis Sioned officers:—Fitth Sergeant John H, Wood to be in place of Gharies W. Homan. Fourth Sergeant Martin W. McKinnon to be tpird cant, in place of Joba P. Fleming. Private Samuel ©. mith to be Fourth Sergeant, m place of Martin W. Mo+ Kinnon, promoved, Troasurar William H. King ber Fitth Sergeant, in place of John I. Wood, promoted. Private Samuel Wyatt to be Third Corporal, Private Wilham &. Hezelion to be Fourth Corporal. Private Lambert D. Groen to be Secroary, in place of John B. Taylor, promoted to ve Sergeaut Major, vw TRIAL The steamer Conqueror, the fret of aline of ricamera, intended for she North American end Tehvaniepes Im provement and Navigation Company, was tested for ber ges qualities on Thursday, She made the run to the Nght sdip, with the wind foutheast, agen the tide, in three hours ang Phy minuies rom Battory, and on her return in two hours £80 tyenty-five The Conqueror, which was formerly & guy. boat, is 130 feet lone, 22 feet 5 ‘uches bey jo feet deptn of bold. She drawa, whe loaded, Au average of 7 feet, With the contemplated aiferaions she wit comfortably accommodate forty passengs the bulk of tweive hundred barrels im fre) intended to run from Vera Cruz to Sisal hing at Laguna and Campeche sach way At the former place she will ment tho menmer from New York and Havana, and carrying the Moxican mar from Vera Cruz will be a iW accommodation to the the Sota Vento, The eom pany referred to belong to this city, avd iv about ta open a trade wih the Inthmue of Tebuantepee in ad- vance of the new transit railway that will ne huitt wit Ameriean capital at an early date. DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS YESTERD:Y The following steamships left the city yestermy tor European and coastwise ports :— ve, of the In- mas line, left pier 45 North river at noon, for Queens- town and Liverpool, carrying full United Staten mais, B7 cabin and 146 steerage passengers, $75,000 19 aperie and a full assorted cargo. ' The Caledonia, of the Anchor ine, Captain McDonald, 6 North river at noon, for Giasgow, with COARTWwIee, 7 The George Wash Captaia " geil ne iptrt Roth rite tor tlod Griease’ wm ras, lett pier 40. Nortte 45 With 20 paserm = {2 abin tad 8 wor i Norte at three P, My 12 de fan ans in Crowell, left mer 19 North Savannah, witb 20 gemengera Door, left passengers TRIP OF THE STEAMER LONQUEROS. ~