The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1868, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OUTUBER 11, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. ep: Frig Ella (8r\, Sears, Rio # AQUATIC. THE NATIONAL GUARD. ScENTIFIC INTELL’GENCE, ‘pees spf 2 mana eons A - ca NRT EARL A cari heey ia erm artinique—8 i Reyna New Jersey State Rowirg Regatta at Newark, | Company G, Eighth regiment, challenges Company | The Total Kelipye of the: Seeiateysetins | O aig gfe” Bry Dick, 6 Joba's and Mayagues— ‘The picturesque Tiver passaic, in the vicinity of | K of the same regiment to a competitive drill tn English Report. Miller Nene apna SIE ANA.) ' fete eta Paige ik Bridgeport. Retnrned—Brigs Hattie, Waltham, ‘Transport; echre Kea- Ee EE A ro ae Prov: to Funch, rg Provitence, arrived 9h, i consigned ins Pinion Br * , billips & Sons. NJ. wi 70788 Evrror or THe LONDON Tres: — “a None: n'y (Br), Otis, Havana—J B PI wd from Glace Bay, is com Newark, N. J., WAS “yesterday the scene of several | March, Why not on the Ist bf April? 1 received this morning from Lientenant John Hi ey a earnen | i | Madastaca. cata ihe: Find Pergh Eien. (Cuter ford, * very we rig ” owing matches,'gotten up under the ‘The several regiments of jue Fourth brigade yea achel, 8. E., a letter from meer dated the 2" i auspices of Uy citizens of that place. The occasion | parade in full marching ofder for review and in- ‘August, containing an account of his obser — 4 ad 101 ‘Was the 49?.uguration of what is intended tobe of | spection on Tompkins square, a8 follows:—The the total eclipse of the 13th of AN Ae vations of 1 yearly Of currence—an annua! State rowing regatta, | Fourth regiment of infantryon October 26, Bleventh | mon, Agut pa 1 Herscns. © are éntrurtiog the instra- ‘Tyr (Br, Layton, Windsor, N8—Crandall, ‘Uraphrey Susin (Br), Crow, Windsor, N8—J F Whll'-4 @ Go, { Gaitmon, Church, Tappatiannock, Vo. ¥erguson| & BELOW. bs Ww Bark Maria (Br). Lake d PG ta SAILED, apd, BW Halk Wood Pela, wis 8 rep ago She Wea being to foster the growing love for this | regiment of infantry on ¥2%, Twenis-eecthd | utrument te (3 uetaga rut es cht Bq Rois iNav men San Miler 8 Hovahion cafeamsbipa Oty of Parts, Kad H Beiveia, Liverpool; Burops, 7 sent ar YB", port brige Belle of the Bay, ‘branch of aquatic sports, which has been fally per- | regiment of infantry on Ogt4\er 28, Sixty-ninth regi. | Mounted Squmorially, 0 ad”, furnishe, with a clock | Schr Dragon ‘Br), Earinnd, Barbadop 8 Smith & Co. "Bab Ki coe, Bermuda; W ion, Calvedton ; as | aire fre lag: Leonari Myers, from do, ding; Kmily, eeptible for some time past, but more particularly | ment of infantry _— 26, and Seventy-nintn | Motion for Feet ie “welescope ov the sun, To the sou GE Ween ¢ Prec aoe, PEI ingion, Ge eee ares yc ent arene Be Frankly Se°¥ soa within @ year or two. The weather was every- | regiment of infantryon October 28. by which the light “+ ¢) e obec ta Wi Tks the telescope Baton. er atson & sean aes Ate, 7 nee, eee ior me SO es Ambo) TP Mosse wy Elizabeth thing tat could be desired, ana long before the | By order of Brigadier ¢eneral Brooke Postley, | 1# directed can. analyzed. ‘Chere is also a smaller Site aan kvonville Van “Brust & Bers Snulght Georgetown, Dae ania8 Gree, Aes Kemble, NYork Wazoo, 4200, ag re : bark Cenhas siarreit, Babbldge, Roc Wind at sunset ESE. telescope fury, sished with 2] tus for detec hour of starting the banks on elther side | Brigade Inspector, Edwamt H. Kent having been | polarized | Maghte Daria tak tee Me, See Syieedbe Ly Kenyon, Key West and Pensacola—Benner, the river were alive with spectators, includ- | unanimo elected (Angast 31, 1868) Major Com- | return 1%, Lieutenant Herschel has success! Brows aitietiea tng ® large percentage of gaily attirea | mandant_of the battalion Washington Grays cav- | appived the inrwer telescope to an examination of the | Schr Jott, Fields, Wilmington, NOES Powell ladies. The grand stand, delightfally i airy, 1s directed to assume the command of such | spectra of some of the sontiern nebulie. His obser. | Sclt Deltar, Lanik, Newbern i. poeta |, deligl ly located on the vations agree with those which had been made of pocit Abrahain Lincoln, Davis, Boston. ‘west bank of the river, directly facing the elegant | Captain Bovis aun 4 tant 8 Stanley, Thirteenth | tie nebulw visivie in this country, Lieutenant | ~ Scbr Senator, Faulkner, Boston—8 W Lewis. . chr Lit ve, Clark’s factory, Was patronized to the extent tear battery, Sieventh bei "will assemble, full eons “3 the eclipse for communication to the Royal ir Little » a Bro ‘of probably six hundred ladies and gentlemen, but | armed and equipped, at Siate arve semen Portlan T send an extract from his letter which would be Sehr fang bang Farr Waiee and. Cleared —Steamshi Victor, Gates, New Yo York: an. sm, favre. Marine Disasters. 8—Arrived, sch Dan, Willaina, Rockland, STEAMSHIP RRARCCA CLYDE, from Wilmington, NC; ae Lo, ampton Roads th, brig Lizzie Daniels, Bray, Hog ia br New hitrenylal land 9h inet, and put vies WREDRORD, Oct 9Arrived, achra, Ann § Brown, faving broken her pro Balled St Helena; achre R whet of Chatham. ie ee Maton, sai 5 Sanam Ri River, Vai soon "aibba z HIP ALMIRA, eartowre. whic! el pore th i reports — nO ng abe ma Gibbs, Philsdelphin;s 7 Giimore: Bunker: do 1 “fons, Kendall, henry toabeng lat 8, on 100; Charles We'Giaguons He i | Yor a mile up and down on either side each promi- avenue, Brooklyn, on ‘Monday, at six | read, doubtless, with | 5 great interest by the peeneie GK Rackett 4 Bro. soln ee nene afforded visionary accom- | o’clock P. M., for annual Moun ae and review. in | public. WILLIAM er oaree F loop pane’ Ate "eg yort 0 H Allen, eee a eae ied !'on bourd, Sept 16, ou consun “Neweont Oct i PM ~Arrived, bi ig HG Br Mere ’ = ra tea four roe en Demons. Exitin a with the same orders pike battery will UPPER TULSE HILL, S. W., Sept. 26, 1868. Steamer Millville, Renaur, Philadelphia. 1 a Pp Phladeyhie chr Janey Goutiey trey 40: 8 Kearny townships, there runs afiue carriage drive, | Thursday, Octobe ere wEvoveh orci A Me for Lenpipe ARRIVALS. Bala Lax area ns eaep ban Maseonibe'oa the 18% Pethport for ston Sacou, fateh do Aaa Hout, NE. which in itself has many attractions, Yesterday an | drill and instruction’ Second Lieutenant P. H. | _ The Week preceding the event had quite prepared Bale weet ce econ ae Capit, | oth_—Arrived, schre Elisha T Smith, Harvey, Ellaabethport; unusually large numbér of carriage parties might be amoore’s resignation has been acce| + “+ | me for disappointment. There seems to be an annual REPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAM YACHTS. aaa oreok until mitniess of the iam, he beat | Ariadne, Robinson, do for New Bedtord; Kave, Stevens, New seen enjoyingg the beauties of woodland, hills, dales, fer General Lows Burger, of the Second | l0udy und rainy season at Jamkandl, which lasts | , Svamabip Tova ir), Metdarmiek, Clsnson na, Hogg? | waa ought after diciaryhig Dalat ake coud be adi ars of Boston Martin Van Buren, Bardia, Bavega, | , , . vu al nna Anni faba; ana Amore eepectally he ever snanging but’ highly brig io, has issued an gpoee for the several he snd more marked than usual this year. ‘The morning Steartabip Beutgrhiand LON eaneln, Bremen Sept 26, "som oF Toone eas baie Paull, Pawtueket for Rondsut; Catherine Thomas, Gibbs. Passaic furhished at every Hour aud minute through. | formed: aiued and equiped. for donna ‘inspection broke, however, as usual, clear, but thedriving mon- | Gudrgutuampton 2h, with mdse and OTP Pee ough’ sen | reports Thomes F Rhow, god ab orion from Pensacola, | Bandwich for York; Harrin P Bly, Sioken Frovidenoy {or Piagetian to Seemed, scuped snSegiline 2 SUiial soon clouds soon showed the kind of sky we were to | during the frst part of th ie led in hospitel at of fever; aio, Led | for York Ellon “arnes ram Bikapenror: Baxons ‘Although one o'clock was the hour set dow: im the he Piet sone 'p! Parad, th ‘Isth a | expect, About a quarter of a minute before totality Steamship United States, Norton, New Ortenns 0 Oct 8, ma} 8, and irew Bayley, of filante Scent ‘aged about 32, ie Anna, Chas ure. FE i cl as Rabe edt mei inet ee dp yy Me pyr Third infastry @ thick cloud obscured the sun, “Thad. placed. the Eee eat tanta gai from aps Hal ister a FRA nor of Sinedseboth season om a Nyork (and Dearly two hours after ere the first signal to start | on Friday, the 16th day of ‘Scaten “at halt-past one | slit (of the spectroscope) 80 a8 to cross the crescent | Frags ee ENE of ‘Sombrero, passed 7 Die eno Acstved eahre, Oruese, Merk ( Fas given, This was of course owing to the cus- | o'clock P.M. the Fifth infantry on’ Monday, the 10th at about the vanishing point of the limb, and was | hence ror (ialvesta tomary delay and disappointment; for instance one day of Qetober, at eleven ean A. M.; the Sixth meaning eee iaoian saree Be rapidly Seamanip Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia, with Ps oleate Nar fae ou ia ab nopdeance | pa okertock A fue ity rt inane | nA, tae ster he corona | peg Penni Serwed Pertand wt mae 3 y ‘d te ie o’cloc! . e aty-fourt fantry i! « t lock ay 1e inety-s! in! " with or 6 udges” boat, the yacht Katio. “These and others.of a | Thureday, the “aad day of October, at eleven ny, o8 pares Chae aE ae should be situated at that | Facige’ fate in at 3 8, long. ne Hea Cape Hom rn Ae 5 Cowns, Oct 10—The bark 5 sailed for do): RR No 77, Philadelp! ES, e Dirigo, Cans Marien? =e eh Oct Arie tl fchrs "Gurile , Goodwin, hi Rotterdam, has | _NEW HA far Hongda *ziinetetnpe ae Miscellaneous. Eldridgo, ‘Bal, Port inten! as gen javing experienced a Purser John Maughan, of the steamship United States, | Monroe, ork Wile, ane herein Mgurts AG. from New Orleans, will please accept onr thanks for his | Dott, do; sa Sak it, Port Jol cope ed, White left Philadelphia on the 234 of ao in here with lons of tebipaae Bentley, Laura 8 Watson; sloop Eme- Tatreay tf Similar nature caused the delay. At length every- precise spot, which case the double spectrum | and croased the Equator in ‘the Atlantic Sept ra attentions. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9 Arti ved, at FSi Car- . thing was prepared for the starting of the first © brigade staf, fully uniformed, armed ana | Would be ieee But the solar spectrum faded | W. Of Cape Horn, was amongst s large quantity of tce- | Sreawrua Purim, Capt Chas Hazard, proceeded to Sag | tie, Greenook; bark Lizzie Durk ‘Burk Liverpool; sere race, a contest for single scull working boats, pped, will assemble for inspection on Tompkins | Ut while it had still gare mii and I knew eres for. two e ae had 8 aT Harbor last evening to tow the bark Union to this port. aoe cone. NYork ; ma i cls, Boyle, Derby: 3 J tue prize to the winning boat being the Mayor's square ‘Oh Monday, the 10th of October, at a quarter | ®cloud was the cause, I went to the finder, re- gals rom WH tN 8 Saati aaa? Whalemen. wood, Boston; Othello, Eldridge, do: G 8 Rup- Cup, a handsome, silver goviet presented | bgfore eleven o'clock, A. M. moved the dark glass, and waited in that fever of atteri Herald, Kelle 5 oean)y sailed from Brooker Ntores 1D Enlai, x Findientt, Fort Warren by Mayor Thomas B. Peddie, of Newark. Neat gold he arrangements for the excursion of companies prscecrtice Impatience which recognizes the futu- | ““gark st Dunstan’ (Bn, Money hg Fosse dig Ted days, with | new hedford'ah ips Wm Cummings, Miller, ‘ecinwallt a Othetto, badges of an appropriate design were offered to the | F and K, Twelfth regiment, to New, Haven, on the ty of irritation even while it chafes under the | tea, to order. July 1% 1836 35, fon 859 E, spoke bark Hon, | fchr Cohasset, Hatiiaw atarions sion 8th innt from | Tinkhata, Barsaniy bark dente, (NO), Brei second and third boats. Out of nine entries five | %ath inst., are that on the evening of Tuesday, Octo- alee of fleeting second: non ions 1 cannot | nin, Wilhelm, from Batavia Stor Ansterdan: 3 = ag ‘Allantie Ocean, with T bole | Nick ish gt aes been absent § | brigs Ania Margaretta (8 leverstrom, Havre; Monticel” Started at just forty-one minutes past two P.M. | ‘ber 13, the battalion, accompanied by regimental | {iia ‘or tren ie eaiapeatees ton eer meee aa abe sat 35 8, lon Bo ap vale, rom ao Goes Ne war Palka 2th ult, with 60 | Bal raion: Willetes ‘Boston; Epuretis ‘Phese were H. B. Curtis, J, Benson, George Hobetts, | band gud dram corps; will leave New York at eleven | kid of frenzied temptation a screws at fordo, 4 daya ‘out "date, & ham, from | pbis op, 3 wn what rk Maythie, Cheesman, do; KE. Benson and J. Ballin. "The distance was one mile | 0° look somewhere else, checked by the calm ticking | Hor, f ahi oats opt ie 2°N, fon and returo. ‘The race, though well contested, could | Haven af six o'clock the next-moruing.® The tal of the clock telling of a frm hold of the right a eres hens tor We cisco, 81 days hot be calied an exciting one, although the tme | talion will be received and escorted to quarters | Place, cloud or no cloud. Soon. the cloud hurried made by the winning boat was hot very slow. ‘The | (Tontine Hotel) by the Second regiment Connecticut | Ver, following the moon’s direction, and therefore | | 8h fo contestants passed the Judges’ boat on the retarn in | militia. At ten o'clock A.M. the battalion will be | Tevealing first the upper limb, with its radiating | (uti Rauator Sept in rain af 0o ere Ane the foliewing order and in the approximate time:— | welcomed to the city and reviewed by the Mayor | #"d, a6! fancied, scintillating corona and then the ie ark Coquett, Dale Cartis, 29 minutes 64 seconds; J. Benson, 21:30; Eb- | and Common Council, At three o'clock P. M. a joint | 1oWer limb. Instantly T_marked a prominence near | (ir, trom "Akyab vfor ‘Paimouth; , 24h, Int 00 06 Ny betts, 23:19; Ballin, 23:52; E. Benson, 24:09, The sec- parade with the Second regiment, C. M., will take | needlepoint in the finder. A rapid turn of the i. =! Rd = ip Susan, Hinks. from do for do; ond race was for double sculls, same kind of build, | place through the princi streets, to ‘be followed | ‘gent screw covered it with the point of the | Jul 25 Le lon 64 03 E, Chales Sken, seam: and was for a prize of two gold badges. Two | by a formal review Di vy is xcelency Governor Fng- | Beedle. Those few seconds of unveiling were prac- fail ‘rom shes Sect board and was drowned: 2NG/iae boats—the Atlantic and Mosqueto—entered and rau. | lish and sta in full uniform. In the evening a | cally all that saw of the eclipse as a spectator. | 74,7 yrooa Pest 148) Ton m3 hip Vertiwa (Br), H. 8. Magrane and W. B. Curtis handled the scalls | promenade concert in aid of the New Haven “Orphan With the exception of a hurried glance into the finder | ffm Sorbay for ‘Liverpool ime, in the Atlantic, whilé Joseph Russell and Joueph | Asylum will be given at Music Hall by the regimen | $8 later period to watch for aother break, I was cangiae Tor Liverpool. it latitude $5 108, lon 94 35 Benson did likewise in the Mosqueto, This also-was | tal band and drum corps, at which Governor Eng. | ‘2¢ Whole time engaged at the spectroscope. | I have Ion 18 be bene i fom ee eget tue a geod start and withal, as the time shows, a hotly | lish and staff will be present. ‘'The next day, Octo- | 20 the remotest idea from actual experience of the in 16 ay bark ne ivincible, trom oon for I contested race. The Atlantic came in first, having | ber 15, will be given wholly’ to enjoyment ‘ym the | external phenomena which were present to the 4 ot int be Be lon Sat accomplished the two miles in 17:43, while the Mos | form of a m bake aid pionié ut Sabin Rock, Pe rsa apa prem teres nec mm rreett Normandy ata eee. queto was only five seconds behin contestants | which will be ths occasion of a social reunion of the | Outside. Rt easily have Wfted. the curtain and 9616 N, lon lames, from_Philad lor I this and the former race were all men beionging | members of the battalion and the Second 0. M. At | 1ooked ‘out while the clouds were obstructing. “That | St Mave ine eita at, Jon 26 458, bark bark wallow, to the Atlantic Club, of Hoboken. ‘The next was for | eleven o'clock in the evening the battalion wili em- | {ld not do so 1s only to be explained by the absence | whaler, of New Bedford, for St ith four oared lapstreaks, three mile course, the prize | bark for home, arriving Friday morning, at six | Of mind, as regarded all else, produced by the | | Ball Nevin k fon, a fine Liverpool 8 ‘the ‘cate —_ being a gold badge for each of the winning crew. | o'clock. Concentration of aitention on the problem before | Gut iat ad.60 tong $6 W, saw brig Geo P Ward, me. To return, The instant the prominence was | °% ne H6 N inh Ane pach steering SE Captain Easton, who is the senior captain of the “e Bark Lina (NG Seventh, was the recipient of a serenade from about | Bader the pecdiendlny. 2 Fesnenes so thet apectt. | wines, Melncke ¢’Weudt of ‘pastage light mod- part heavy bead winda ih mise oH ickstep, of the Passaic Club, Ne i scope. A single glance solved the problem in great | erate weather. lat Brancite of the ‘Hadson Club, Jersey ita itis | itswas understood ‘by te ‘inch company ta ‘Gap. | Meastre. ‘Three Fivid ines-sred, orange, bite No Bark Meta (NG), Shultz, Hamburg Aug Face, as in Its predecessors, the start could not have | tain Easton was about-to resign his commission, and | ters; no trace of a continuous spectrum. I think I | W,0 Kaye. Hind fine wedsher the ae OFAN mith been improved, and away shot the trio the instant | the serenade was consequently got up to epee was a little: excited about this time, for I shouted pe be " ogee af yeeeal pinto, arenen 8) the signal was given by General Hatfeld, at forty- | strong column of complimentary resolutions in | Wite unnecessarily to my recorder, “Red, green, | moderate weat eeceal ereaente one and a half minutes past three o'clock. ‘The crews | which was contained an urgent: request that he | Yelow,” quite conscious of the fact that i meant | "Bark Carlotta (br), Merril, Gingenti July 1g and Gibralter & Anna Green, oj, Tayio A leiler received in Nantucket froin bark Amy, of that HB Gibson, Lincoln, New Orleans ; Godd Kelley. Pawtuc- dated Panama, Sept 19, reports her with @25 4 ‘oll on | ket; Ano Dole, Haley, Pall River A Ti Boston ; be shipped to New York. The vt Fite So mew, Sa Salem; Clare, Davidacn, Jelfers, Paw: ‘August 2, on Gaiipagos Ground, bark Andrey Hick, | tueket; HB Jon 4 lambier, Wesbport, 60 bbls this seakons August 5, Lough ery, Lo us pa, Turner, Nantucket, o sperm thee psa iad; jolden E: lowes, NBedtord; Northern hi ty moa Cie ing Bappo, do, 60 do; Boston; Billow, Grilling, do; WW Pharo, A Greshound, ‘Giord; ‘Dartmouth, “nothing theinst mont mul Osceola, 84, Shaw, NB, clean; Matilda Sears, Gifford, wes, Del, Oct 7,6 PM—Brig Alex Milliken, a ee nothing since leaving Panama:' Petrel, deiphiafor Boston, Gad ach ire Bilan, trom do for Prove Rothing this season; “Bird of the Wave, | dence, went to sea this morning from the breakwater. The Hoan, WO, sperm, 160, whale; Mary and Susan, | stoemer Ranger, rom NYOrk Chesapeake Bay, and schr _ ls | Span t m do for Norfolk, remain in the harbor « RTLAND, Oct 8—Arrived, bark At ‘Andes, Dalling, ” Bliss: dethport; brig Prontier, Skinner, Perth Amboy; EG Whlzed, rsong, and # A Heath, Williams, ulacelpbia; By 400 whale ins ‘L Howard, feet et Hannle Westbrook, Lite: rig ‘Nantucket, bad ‘aken 25 hump: jones NYork. Oleared— Moody, Buenos Ayres: ‘Bark Isabel, aoe of bark Annawan, of NB, re- | Pennell, Eatoi Savannah; scht ac} Fg (Em paar tie ron oa which ‘had PORTSMOUTH, Oct oa "yer, of ports shipped by bi hia; achrs A Gt a Tlcter tron fe ray ot NB, reports was * Alexandria oe El opin, ‘and Loulen her at Fayal Sept 10, having shipped oy fs perm oll by w eH stb, Nor “albion, Sar. Spoken. led Tih, sons = Virgina, eres, and A E Martin, lo ey a bom Boat ca Soe ehslacal hiss OE yet 40 Oe PENCE. Oct 9—Arrived, schr Fakir, Saunders, Eliza- Trom Palladelphia for Cape Haytien, Oct | PetbpOrt 8 err aas rom Ebilatelnt pe vera J M Freeman, Eldredge, NYork; Ontario, Foreign Porte. ENOR, Oct 9—Arrived, brig Birchard & Torrey, Axrw zur, Sept 28—Arrived, ME Campbell, Moody, Cal- ree re ne tay ne Sones Saf tina, D Gs Gi Vilane Riidsipe, ‘Ao tag; Babino, Mitchell 4 26th, Star, Loring, Cardi. heyy) aero Lieetews see '» Ww a ; anid biue, “T lost no tine in applying myseit i Grain Siccarsaowas rink, 3 4 Stevens, troxe), ©. 11. | would continue to hold hia position in the regiment. | {O"ineasuremeni, and here I. hestate ;“1" have | welinerom tesuasage’, Sit & Mer Bat haecian Arnrcino, kent in frig Cleta Br), Hopkin, and bares rai eae wa hin (og New York); coxswain); Quickstey’ “8. 8. Kes Rane 7 The be alin, eed DY. oe mental band, | no idea how those five minutes passed so coe fark Lyder Lagen (Ne or Bang, Rilo Jenelro, 69 days, with for Baltims schra George jckerson, tind in; Wild Pigeon, Scoxswain); Quickstep, '8. ene (stroke), J. E. | crossed over to Staten Island by the nine o'clock | jy) “Cloudy were evidedtl ie SContinnat coftes, to Punch Meineke” We si earoge | “elied Sih, brig Rien Thompaot, Dil, N¥ork, Prlips dor ro ene nn Hates Jaber Waite, Weel ppe, Jr.. W. H. Curtis, W. H. H. Beebe (bow); | boat and advanced on Captain Kaston’s house, | 1¥. y passing continually, | §0e°eeatner ition pncestrang Nand Nf wie. ot 7 ot Burst. Sept ¥—Arrived, Arinur ‘Kinsman, Buckman, | Daniel ‘Worris, Hemmiaway ; James Eeaiaey Barker, eran Bruuctie, fi. Wallis (stroke), W: P. Dougias, Wt ing it complete nere Wi for the lines were only visible _ occasion- | the Capes of Del from M Wall He 2 Peano HL, Viakie gueia® W. | taking it completely by surprise. There was no | ay, “the red must have been less vivid than | {ite4rterneewee spoke brig Sitre (Nor), from Monte tin). The first appearance of enthusiasm | the gallant Captain gave his parole to remain in the the orange, for after a short attempt to measure Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Anguilla, 20 days, hate eee among the spectators was observable in this | Seventh. it I passed on to secure the orange, and, succeeding | and 2 passengers, to TT & F A Dwight & Co. Had moder ‘Morris, Bouneavx, Sept %4—Arrived, DB Doane, Veaxie, Phila- Maskell Harlow: Mito, saponin ‘Veran da, Pond j ee. daha nrpiiey eee ne te a Pharo,' Falkenburgh;_ Weyer Rona” Gardner, yap rene gee optep rare Knowles; oe! TP pea ‘spatford,. Hawi Rice) ‘Ellen Perkins, sates Sept 99" In port schr Sarah Maria, for NYork | fu, ‘all Now York? sloop Mary EB. Bayles, struggle, although it is proper to state there The Seventy-first iment will parade on Tuesd: to my satisfaction, tried for the blue line. Here j | Weather. was but intle excitement Pmanitested thus far. | October, in full ferigue, heavy marching order’ | WAS less successful, ‘The glimpses of light were A hit saa Way See ee hrtne NE gales for ms, Oct 10—Put In, bark Dirigo, Morrison, from Phila ba itt amor, Oct 8 arrive, seamship Niagara, Blake- Before reaching the upper stake boat, through an | for inspection. and review: Line wiil be formed on | TArer and feebler, tho line liself growing snorter and | fhe las 6dava.” deiphia for Roterdam ( (se D man NYork; brig Morart (NO) Tletehens) — accident, the Brunette and Wenk ran into each | the north side of Union square—which will hereafter | further from the cross. I did, however, place the Bark Stampede (Br), Brisby,, Maneanitlo, 18 ‘ALMOU1H, Sept 27—Arri pe ‘Witson, Philadelphia. ROCKLAN! Ep pele moe ft eo ‘achrs’G W Glover, Hol- other, 80 that the Brunette declined going round the | be the een parade ground—right on Fourth | CT08s very near the true position and got a reading | csdar, tc, to James E Ward & Had rough, fines eo wea- py Sept pir fod ‘Gol iish, Clark, Satilla River for 700k, NY obs es ‘Guptill, and ey 16th iphta ; Union just the reillumination of the - | ther. stake, Otherwise the race was avery fine one but | avenue, ¢ a quarter to nine-o'olock A.M. just as ina Held of view in- | (eek Annie (of New York), Carr, New Haven, in balisst, Was easily won by the Quickstep, in 26:085,. ‘The | “At the lust Fegular meeting of Company C, Seventh | fFmed me that the sun had reappeared on the other a Wenk came in next, making the course In 27.56. regiment, pre tts Walid: Siragueoserel captain | mb. I consider there can be no question that the | 'Ariu‘Elize ‘Thompson (of NHaven), Hil, Arecibo, PR, 14 Then came the cream of the day’s sport—the fourth .N. Y,, offered a handsome gold medal and | OFange line was identical with D (sodium), so far, at | days, with sugar and mol LW & P'Armstrong, race, opeit to six oured gigs. ‘The prize was a band: | clasp to be prevented to that member of the company | east, as the instrument ia competent to establish’ an rig Balear (Br), Button, ‘A ui, At Capen Port some set of silk colors and a gold badge for each | who should at the close of the season be pronounced | identity. J also consider that the identity of the blue | Prince, via St Marks, 13 days, with coffee, dc, to Ht Becker “a member of the winning crew. Out of six entries | the best soldier in the company by its officers, line with F (hydrogen) is not established; on the | C,_,figd pleavsn) Westie. Cow Bay, 9 days, with coal, to four run. ‘These were the Auantic, -of the | "Ata regular meeting of the board of officers of the | Contrary, I believe that the former is leas refracted cB awa ain Out e bade, heavy blow from NAW, and split Atlantic “Club, Hoboken; Passaic, of the Pas- | Third regiment of infantry the followingomicers were | “tn F, but not much. With respect to the red ’ Baic Club, Newark; Hudson, of’ tie Hudson | expelled from the board for non-payment of dues | “ne T hesitate much in assigning au approximate = David Oven (of Bath). Chadbourne, Cow Bay, 10 Club, Jersey City; Rutgers, of the Rutgers | and fines:—Major George W. Hamilton, Lieutenant | Place, It might have been near © (hydrogen). I | days ith con & Houghtor College Boating Association, New Brunswick. | Patrick Carroll, Lieutenant F. Osterman, Lieutenant | Goubt its beinw go far as B. but there would be its | | re TlordelMar Br, eine Windsor, NS, 8 days, with All the excitement of the day cuiminated in this | James H, Hamm, Lieutenant J, G. Kinle. Inmits. The corona may have projected a spectrum | Dissierta Crandall Umpbray f Os for Vigo, In m care op po te ea eae on 40; 4 Keen, Roptingn, Viahatharen for Phila fe Ect '9—Ralled, Towa orl a ae oe SE vedy bark Volumteer, Blake, Ee # A Poagana hed iba, aot Bong fiers, * tas iors detansen, Kelley, TN vork; AM ache Wi fet sonar Phiiadelph Was Miinnls. Gordon, oe ne lett, do; River: tige (br), Paotn Malnge for gua eS hs Fenny Morton, Bankot New Orleans; 18th, Jenny Morton, Banhoff, from | EHOTm alias do for NYork. Wind xf J » Brewer, Pease; Vicksburg, ; oA gREE Sept 3—In port brig ‘Snow Bird, Johnson, for Bos- | Git; A Keen, Robinson; Gentile, Kennedy ; inion Spree: di verett HAVRE, Oct 10—Arrived. ship Thos Dunham, Young, New RANCISCO, 3 ‘Sept 25—Arrived, brig Schran (NG), Rat Marion, me dor 86 Lon h, and K o| Youn “entree Bt John, NB, 10 days, with lumber Arial, and as each boat took its allotted position for | ~ Second Lieutenant. Henry ‘S. Manning, company | °! Some kind, but Isaw none, I therefore concluded | ana lah, to Snow & Richardson, ‘Galied Sept 34, Admiral Cecile, Grimanx, Jacksonville. ‘a the start the fine athletic forms of the crews were a | C, Twenty-third regiment, has been detailed as act- | !t Was a faint solar spectruin, a conclusion in accord- Bere Rovian + New Haves. (le anchored in Flushing bis Te ey Merry Henrt anekeae, WYOrk ; atige Dreads agit Sallggeany a ‘Queenstown; subject of comment and admiration. “Click, clack, | ing adjutant. ‘The regiment will parade for drill at | Ance with other characterstics of the phenomenon, | Bay.) Cherabtmn, Phelbarg, do Una Nickel Cordova (Br), La I. f bang,” rang out the pistol, and away sped tie four | Prospect Park on Thursday, October 15. but especially with the (flickering #) rad‘ating appear- hr Charles © Warren (of Gloucester), Smith, Para, 18 | H&LVvoRr, Sept mity, Suneon, Newean, Gatlod eh, ghips ford ,, New York; Swordfish, models of aquatic neatness, each bearing its six ‘An attempt was recently made to draw the atten- | 20¢e; and with the satisfactory determmation by | days, with rubber, &c, to Burdett & Everett, HAVANA, Oct Arrived, steamship Alabama, Lime- | cory; bark are‘Alna, York via, burner, NYork for Vera Cruz. Havivax, Oot 7—Arrived, sehy St Hubert (Br), Forgeron, vii itt, do for jn pole bepemonts City of New York, Tibbi bas M5 ed. sagt into, i Hed Wor: NYork: bark Bienes, ss Aap om 4 EH Drawny-armed, sinewy oarsmen. The start was a | tion of the proper authorities to the fact that the | Lieutenant W. M. Campbell, R. E.. of the conditions of a ON er ae splendid one, and as long as the boats could be seen | Fifth United States artillery has served an uncon- | Polarization obtaining in the corona. At present it | “sehr Adelaide (Br), Taylor, Maracaibo Sept 7, and the bar from the starting point ney clung together like a | sctonable length of time in the forts of the Souths, It Psumictent to state that these observations leave no 22d, with coffee, de, t faion € Co.” Hail fine wensher shoal of skip-jacks. The gallant fellows bent to their | is very singular that in our regular army, which has | Gowbt that the light of the corona is polarized in | up to lat $8 60, then too! ‘jualt from NW, which blew with task like heroes and merited the applause which | such a length of territory to guard, there janoproper | Places passing through the sun’s centre. | I have had eee tee Le merent- trverten te Senureres ee eee grectod them from all sides on their return, The | system of relief. “they do these things better in no communication with any other observers since | “WiC eceral Putasta, Knighton, Old Providence, 18 days, Face was won by the Atlantic in 20:53 The Passaic | France,” andeven in England, It is an injustice | the event. 1 am cach a to learn how far our results | with cocoanut, to, Joseph Eneas. Had strong NE winds came second in 21:03, and the Hudson third in 21:18. | that men should have to serve term after term in | Will corroborate each other. since passing Cape Florida, = = ger ~ a — feo been the struggie | such places as Dry Tortugas and hon hss ort ~ onhoe fester, Foster, Baracoa, 10 days, with fruit, to J ween exe boats. ie Rutgers fell awa. while other ‘iments are permitted to remi for 7 nearly a mile on the return. rae winning oat | years in the pleasant watering places ‘at the North. ie ae ee ke toNght WH. Mitchell, Colton, Shulee, bi olst nr extekad eines ‘was manned as follows:—H. S. JMagrane (stroke), S. | It certainly is time for a change to be made in the | KILLED—TwexrTy NeGRoks KILLED AND WouNDgD. | tonowo Tichatisln. windsor, NS, 8 days, with G, Hall, Joseph Russell, J. 'E. Russell, L. D. Smith | location of the Fifth artillery. Se nee ne MOTTO plaster, to Seth Capea koe and E. Benson (coxswain). The judges, General | The following named officers haye been commis. | the Texas road, ® short distance from the town of Daniel Comiack, Baker, George's Banks, 4 days, with Hatfleld and Captain Probst, reieree, General Hal- | sioned by the Commander-in-Chief in the National | Shreveport, resulting in the death of three white | fi ih, wo Comatock Hi sied, timekeeper, Mr. W. Vanderpool and the repre- | Guard State of New York, during the week ending | Ten and nineteen negroes. The following facts we Sehr Moonli ht, braaford, Calais, 7 days, with umber, to @ sentatives of the press ‘then repaired to the grand | October 3:—Ninth Brigade—W. D. Woodhall, engi- | HAV gathered from various persons who have ar- | Boardman & Co 1 bo clas 5 days, with lumber, stand, when the prizes were disiributed by Mayor | neer, with rank September 22, vice James McKoun, | tved here since last Saturday mlght:—A driver of @ | Titan, (eontecrinemmeaes » Pedaié and Genera's Ha'sted and Hatfield in pres- | resigned. Tenth regiment Infantry—Daniel 8. Ben-,| e800, Paig Wniosion revolver in tie | “Schr Flora A Sawyer, Norwood, Calais via New Haven, ence of a large number of ladies and gentlemen | ton, Heutenant colonel, with rank September 11, Sa: ‘“ 5 via Mi SAVANNAH, Oct 6—Cleared, achr Nevada, Doughty, Jack- laveee iba bene Peary a Aor curphey, Witmntog- FF oan. ton; Milleete, = jaltimore; Lady ‘Bird, Farandaine, waltyana ‘Wate Sem, ‘Jonter Pi Fhusdsiphe, W F Cushing, fan Francleco; RichaM@ 111, Wood, Coarieston se Sedbergh, Means rhd Nat ire, Parker, Port Johnon; B 4 ated Bt. tere Garning, Nvork; City of Washington ee Oe date Era. Colie “ames, he #), Halcrow, do Ee, Armatrong, Carty, Boston; WH Bige- | Riehinoaa, and Castilian, Presser. eondost; Otreate, low, Parker, Foladeiphie oor Entered out 26th, Southampton, Smithwick, for New York ; WILMINGTON, Ko, Get Arrived, scire Albert, Erickson, Philadephia; Margaret Evans, McCulloch, | ger Barry, Boston: David Miller, Ferrell, NYork. Nickel ta: Sarat len, Staples, " Havana? Millie May, Hutchings, New Orleans; Ost 10, feapin DatninerOR: DG, OatSArrived, brig FJ Merrrman, dom, Bradiey, NYo MAnsErt LE, Bertie, Arrived, Clarabelte, Tracy, NYork; neaster, je! ‘ELLANEOUS. MALAGA, Sept 17—Sailed, Belle, Seebusen, NYork. ~- __ oe - ANNO we. ARRAN tg he 16—Arrived, ‘brig Aurora (Br), Strum, “BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN Wilmington, different States; desertion, non-support, &c., sufficient QUEENSTOWN, Oct 10— prrived. steamship Louisiana, | cause; no publicity; no ch: until divorce obtained; ad- Nvorg (and left for Liverpo vice free. i ROWE, At Attorney, 78 Nassau street. Arzived, ai Fomone, Glasgow. aa lOnNs, N¥, Sept 16 Arrived, brig Mand Br), O'Brien, ‘BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN nYork cand waited 3 ist for Sydney, CH); scbr macactio. (Br any State ge publi or exposure. Good every- Caldweil, no; 17th, «Sok, Kinward, do; 2d, Monitor | where, No fees in free. Success Pe aes Boston ; 26th, brig Wm Nash (Br), Mo ride, New guaranteed. adr tOM. ‘Ss aE La a. Tp port 30th, ght Magnolie (Bry for NYork. rs ---- TROON, Sept 26 Arrived, John Sherwood, Berry, Greenoc B80 RCES Fy my vennie ty, Crocker Rew ‘tee agp ABSOLUTE, Divo apa OBTAINED LW 1NDBO — , lor jar (Br), pane’ Meco ST arvorce ob” Peitis, NYork (and cleared for New Brunswick); sohr Rescus | £53.80! sutton cane No publicly, no charge eioree ob Boston). F. 1. KING, Counsellor at Law, 961 Broad (ap, t ‘ynan 40 (and cleared for PUZZLE FOR HOUSEKE! PERA.—WHY DOES vin New Haven, where she terwards was seized by a | where she discharged. that had remained. In making the distribution the | viee George W. Warren, resigned; John Bum, major, | Party of negroes who happened to be in the im- | Schr Minnie Cobb, Baker, Calale via New London, where Mayor took occasion to make a few remarks. | with rauk September ‘11, vice D. 8. Benton, pro- | Mediate viciuity, | and curried to a grove | she discharged. ba The opening sentences were inaudible, but | moted: W. A. Hamilton, cay with rank’ Sep- | Dear by, oo he was bound with ropes to eon gene, Predmore, his honor wound up by suggesting tuat at the next | tember 10, vice A. C. Judson, resigned; Fred, | Stree. Upon ths suggestion of a few clear. Sebr Gerirude, Allen, Eastport, 6 days, with fish, to Jed a the ladtes be calied upon to contribute a | Beschkee, ‘first Heutenani, with rank September | Headed negrocs of the party, in a few minutes the | prye & PELs : : prize; but, after all, continued the Mayor, they are | 14, vice’ A. J. McAvoy,’ cashiered; George W. {| Man was released. At this moment a few negroes Chr Otronto, Hammond, Bangor, 7 days, with lumber, for themselves the best’ prizes. we poor men can have. | Walker, first lieutenant, with rank September 16, | [0m an adjoining plantation came up, and without | Newark. ‘This remark was received with laughter and ap- | vice D. Hunter, disinissed; Lucien Barnes, second | 9, Word ol provocation fired upon and Killed Mr. | Schr tannie F Hall, Genn, Bangor via Newport, where she ause, after Which three cheers were given for the | iteutenant, with rank September 10, vice H. H. Wat- | James Brownloe and Messrs. Ogden aud ‘Thompson, ayor, the judges, the ladies and a gentiemen | son, resigned; J. A. Brown, second ag with Sane ae: of rd par is. Spon hearing of this B. N. Crane, to Whom had been inscribed the | rank September 16, vice George M. Walker, pro- rere Gln et ts mare ee ee or of ‘having been the chief mover in getting up | moted.. Twentieth infautry—Walter A. Van Rensse- | (7 ™asee and proceeded to the scene of the outrage. | she discharge the regatta. Reinhard’s fine brass band discourse | iaer, colonel, with rank January 1, vice J.B, Harden- | 4001.4 ~ og a he sain, png Bd | eee ee ees @ varied and pleasing programme throughout the | bergh, removed from district; Patrick J. Flynn, Tron cnale eunetarna Pgh ae eee fee we ay P Kut, Whitmore, Lacy days with ah Oceasion. lieutenant colonel, with rank January 1, vice ener Geeone Bates Spon the. Giseen Be they . aah sacee sehre Lu Wilmington; Wellington (BE piokg oa Nore: gu Pator Bhack fords Al zandria.” American Porte. ALEXANDRIA, Oct Arrived, aehra K J Hoyt, Parker, New Haven; BC Terry, Woaver, N Sailea_ io Chas ’ Raymond, a. igs Bo ora Aana na, Kemp, Boston : Oceanna, Arrived, sch Hersohel, Birdselly NYork- Satled—Schra Katie J Hoyt, pact New: Haven; BO Ter- E ro . Nn Ire e = Van Rensselaer, promoted colonel; M. P. Schoon- | Ce down the road. When the steamer Right Way Wah 20 W Glover, Hale, Rockland, 8 day, with lime, to ‘The International Race at Springfield. maker, major. with rank? January 1, vice Martin | tle "Neieurteans Crescent, Oe Gee NAS | WE Bro aR 5 . Snyder, removed from district. ’ Twenty-first | (Wlet.—) ns C . Oct. sehr Vekaburg, Keller, Rockland, & days, with lime, to W The great international contest between the fam- 8 Brown. Iniantry—George Williams, adjutant, with rank Schr Lucy Ames, Saunders, Rockland, 4 days, with Ii ous Ward Brothers and St, John’s men, on the zist | May 1, vice James Smith promoted colonel: Wa ere Bos my wari me EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. Schr Adrian, Everett, Rockland, 6 days, with lime, to WS inst., at Springfield, Mass., promised to be the most po ‘Afth en eek Bea somber Ti, peg eee = me a casio 3 exciting aquatic event of the season. Since the | Subsistence, Wi alan eoal, RA RP Re HED pes teteo TI ear Gerben karived, oct Ponaon; Thatch was ‘agreed upon both crews have been in Bich, seen eee Washingion Gray caval | GLascow, Oct. 10.—The steamship Acadia, of the | co.” Bengil, Sistare, Reckiand, wih lime; to Premey &). OOEISy face, meant iyaie May. Maye igh | be actual training, and appear determined to carry oft | Ty AUAUaIUS (V+ ie Beary © e inted | Alehor line, from New York, arrived here to-day. Rene Mary Brewer, Keaff, Rockland, 4 days, with lime, to Bower 1 + RH Shannon, Dilke; MB Somers; the honors. ‘The friends of the contestants are | TAD August 5, wary B. Contes, ape LivERPooL, Oct. 10—Evening.—The ship Sorrento, | WS Brown a Le A art i, Veldron, Cavalier; sanguine of success, There will, no doubt, be a * Toitowt signations have been accepted:— | Capt. Wilson, which left New Orleans August 17 for |* 4 Schr Amelia, Bilems, Rockland via Providence, where she Sitrabeth' lah, Crowell Dirigo, Bat H Wainwright, large attendance of spectators at Springteld to Wit: | ponte, Bd IE oe oan mt ag a se. Liverpool, his put into Queenstown disabled. "she a - —; Hine ida, Crowes Gears Pecans |e he event. . C. experienced a heay; fale, which carried awa} her Glon oaee Robinson; M H — i Task ‘Ashell wherry has been launched at Baltimore | ‘ember 30. Fifty-frst regiment infa try cap masta, fc. eee 3 our & Roninnon. ary once, aye, wt abt ‘Allen; Rebeces Fiorenc RW Woodruff & ABANDONED AT SEA.—LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10.—The Schr John D Grifia, Gould, Gloucester, entirely deck over, with the exception of an opening | C84 Simon, September 40; Second Lieutenant ship Americana, from Quebec for Liverpool, was | Stetson & Co. where the single oarsman sits. itis thirty-thtee fee | Henty Brown, September 30. Fifty-fourth regiment jn park ood ; and iit; Philadel ‘aad man Nash,’ Pit AR Teaser, Hanley, Fagen, Corry, O’Lanus, Ling ad 4 man; gaete she ‘same entertaining iniength and twelve inches wide, and weighs but | ‘fantry—First Lieatenant John 0. Hare, Septem: | goandoned at sea, no date. Th . Sour Louien, Hembion, Boston. Howes, super ta tae country Veen peanenses spek forty pounds. si ber 30. ih:abht sbeeatiialnieons DISABLED aT 8 y—- SOUTHAMPTON, "Oct. forthe Se ee ee ees Norte rie Ne, Dow, went netghias pot agro Hon pany phn ahd cay gh, prices for oo Solomon and Robert McElroy, who rowed around bark Dirigo, Capt. Morrison, which left Philadel- | schr Pen ivan! Hutchins, Boston. ca pe bor ‘q Bawyer,, Keen, Philadelphis; ituch fine storiee before ite readers as the. FT Manhattan Island, on the 26th ult., in four hours and THE PARK. hia on the 23d of August for Rotterdam, has put Sebr CL idwin, Boston. jar, ee Baxier, Baxter, Alexandria, Va, and Gooegeiowa MF ARION. Sat hem, fs the inference?” Of fifty seconds, have been challenged to row a two —e nto Cowes with the lows of main topmast, having Schr M 6 Girene, Weight, Boston. DC; Granite State, Crocnee, Tow ork! Millard, the FIRESIDE COMPANION {s the very best femilg story mile race for $1,000 a side. At no time during the summer was the attendance | experienced a heavy gale. ° Schr Lamartine, Igor § n. Chase, do. Also Fgh Lem Carter, Mellbourne? paper in America. .To prove this buy a copy and for Sam Lovett abd WC: Bymes both of New Haven, | at the al fresco Saturday afternoon concerts held 11 | qa Pe= SSeS Scar Adele eae Cerca ne renoteone ian Bieeay Rasy clawed tetg' ak Women, Semen, Daihs | eee anne ainroetenireninerennan Towed three miles at Fort Grant iast week, for $100 | tne park iarger or more brilliant than that of yester- Schr Edward Johnson, Matthews, Yarmouth 4 ES aw GQPMICIAL DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND KEX. aside Lovett won 2 minutes, B: time ye ; cn rie a ee day afternoon; and never did the members of the 8 H I P P I N G N E Ww 8. Sor Bog ag ith. veka saliog Wind NNW ‘ga ew ag A ae Roberta: eee 3° ue Tho’ Proposed International Four Oared | orchestra acquit themselves better. The programme, wihnnnnnnnriets Schr ba te SL ye a enn York:: emee c pie Slefet al Match, a8 usual, consisted of the choicest operatic morceaur jac for New Yorko='This Day. Bene Reindeer, Be th, Nantucket, 3 days, with fish, to Ro- Despatch, from I $ mi or Haltinare. York. Re- turned stéamer ore Appel for Hal yee «aes ae Goro a ae TMORE, Get ear ‘Ds - Sg 1 naltiORE, via Havana re i ie Heamein Sa Due ieuprockrminate B44 obnpsen' 10) ‘The challenge ey issued by the brothers | and the most popular of popular melodies. ‘The pnieadiibete fou cera Ward to row r cared crew in the | Many tinted, many sized and gaudily bedecked er 8 Wines, Hale, Wareham for Philadelphia, .» 6 07 | Moon rises..morn 12 53 Schr Stephen, stormany Chane, New Belford. Sun rises world for @ stake of $5,000, has been accepted | ch ‘sient the elite of the femaic portion of the |e eee eenee rerun New Bestord for Woodbridge, NJ. m @ (al har alah * by the Newcastle ‘Tyne’ Champion Crew,” swayed with the ussaows grace aa tility | Sun sets. 5 27 | High water....eve 4 25 q ead Bedford. ge, A Horton; echt ur Willie, Staples, Matanzas. iy 27, 9, 50, 37, subject to some slight modifications of the terms of!- while the fair wearers were listening. to. fashionable Bohr Holon; Parry, New Bedford” Clear Bark Lawrebes ibe), eed, Demerars, vie seintormiation ‘tne ue ane an aie Rat Rayane MHavane; Mabel | A =A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE A. ite Cleared—I Norfolk ; brigs Francie Jane, Jon ford. | o the great Italian i Sutera, and the bef Bedford ‘oamt ginally proposed. The English crew are willing to | selections from e Sehr Tryallt Noni New Bedf for albany. fe mii Boa eine Wale plant elie Howie —! row in America on any suitable water for the cham. | &fistocratic beaux and brothers beat excellent time to PORT OF NEW ‘oor OCTOBER 10, 1868, Schr Hiram Tucker, Carte, Dighto LBY COL- plouship of the world and a stake of £200 ($1,000) a | the titbite of “' Barbe Bleue” with their dainty canes. Bont pldnoeh: Detlen Teanton, ina or, Landon | HB Goel, Os wien, Frorieepoe: | £2, lege Lowey, ate seas cB Ye, side, conditionally on their receiving the sum of | The number of ladies present was unusually large, Herald Seshenaes Rehr Witter’ Keefe, ‘Taunton, ap a eres Kelley, Newport. sp Ra! 30, 68, 71, 9 ie £100 ($560) towards their travelling expenses. No | @0d the color of their toilets were as varied as the ages. Schr Ellen Barne Ciro, ¥ Fall River. ee oe Carter, Phila ‘SELBY COLLEGR— uate Gate has been named for the match, but it cannot | @utamnal tints of the surrounding foliage. The \) Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will Schr Ney, Chase, Fall River. Orggimbo, Bi *, 7, % & aes Orie Hain fey Savanna SPRANCE 8 u Posribly take place until spring of next year, | chilly atmosphere which prevailed during the per- for the HeRatpto our Rehr Sallie Smith. Chase, Fall River. The Newcanile men are the same crew with one ex. | formance & a i Hikes ar Smet ne Foguiarly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam | Scr fonn iickay re Pal River. ception—Randford having been substituted in place | «ramme forcibly - | Yacht fleet. Th z ( mk, ; of Uhatabers-that Won tie Champion prise ° = leet ye New York Associated Press do not now Sehr sk, Fall River for Elizabethport. HF Eaton, Reed, Cardif; KENTUCKY—BXTRA mw Laura, Coombs, ‘Philadel %, 5B, 75, 5, a, me ken tvoky—OLa! Ha, o¢ mY Nees _ York for da) Grecinn, Rawley, Pletcher, Hiizabetnport Tor Ho Rare eran con. Gates With the above ogdics, to our, y Department the Hempstead jail to await trial, ‘The names of the Boston for we are now Fe oP, Purniture Woo The schooner Drake, at Collingwood, Canada, re | “Burk Bugenis (Bry Dexter, Rotterdam HJ Detroit & Co. | ort Adam Seymour, twenty. pas that about fifteen miles east of the Ducks, Lake Bark Lemu lowes, Gibraltar and Malte. HE 8p Sebr © R Meany, Meany, New Haven for renton, u rents are aa follows: Wi ed with overcosts of the fact that winter is ' Vs il, Baltimore. $9, Jate Thames regatta. rapidly approaching; and the thought that by the | Collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, | Sehr Prati pane pach, BATH, Oot A “Arrived,‘achra "hen ‘Borlund, Follanshee OP OTIRE, MOBRL Matches Announced. end of the present mouth the last of the Park con. | &# will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings Schr Phil Sheridan, Mi Murphy, Fal I) River. Cag Ao Heath, Elizabetbport via Newport ; For circulars and informatio eee sere m » certs will have been given for the season occasioned | of the reguiar monthiy meeting held March 2, 1968 Sehr T Benedict, Highee, Fail River for Albany. Oneite, Hindelphia. FRANCE, ares i ne “if 14 nH Fairfield and H. Nesbit, two miles, | many sighs and expressions of regret. That on and after April 1, 1868, the Associated ir bt iRiver Fg BEV! RLY, Oct & Arrived, sebr W B Thomas, Winsmore, cage A for $1,000, on Narler " sat ” dmeontine F r Almon’ Bacon, Cros! vidence. SHED IN ALL LEGAL ‘October 20.—4 Willis. and. E, Brownle, five mil Karbor of New York. “Pasred uoanlaow = news in tho | Schr Treasure, Ariold, Providence for iton‘iont. Arrived, ach Native, Debast, Newburg. BL OOLE pattie hice room he on Conne cut Fiver, for $200. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. ithe ches ot. hs Maree take 9 Schr eta Frovicense for Ettssbethpert. Pointer! Nichola, NYork ; sloop aay, 120 Fulton street (old iieeato buildin New’ York, Send October 21.—Ward crew and J %.) = JR. ® * fh . . for circular. crew, at Springtetd, Mass. for 00 ated ete Vian. | The bottom has gone out on the Five Mite Level of | Owners and cousiguees’to. the, ma ry 8 pg oo sed, bark Mary & Louies, De | 749 FIRVORES piondbip of the worid. the Erie Canal east of St. Johnsville. Vessels will be (orwarded fre. Schr Win Tillersom Brainard, Pi vit, Boston, G M ak Getober 30.—J. Wilmot and C. H. Geary, on Har- The National Sunday School Association has de- Seer Meare Bag, Reeser, Brigol, eee. ee marten eeee, Samet Stowe Otte New Designs in Class, Browse and Ormulu, TOME TIT VE; TOE DENN. gided to hold ite uext annual meeting in Newark, CLEARED. Hal We iy. DC; Ney, rut, nat tes Amethien » in November. Steamship, Helvedia dr), Thomson, Liverpool—N Sobr'8 Barles, nese array R o Trliedelphia, ane LONG ISLAND D INTELUOGENCE Tah Haymakers, of Lansingburg, beat the ‘Tri | Steamship co. Sehr Maria mitt GALVESTON, “Sept 30 Atri qs pe, Gates, Fi h Chi aN Bi oO talit Of Botton, in w game oF bese ball yester: | “‘Meamehip Fab Kee, Siecle, Hamilton (Bermuday-I N| Schr eM mecen NYork: Sith, sehr Di Beerett a rench, China, Glassware, ranges, Clocks, A Crvren Kon ‘The sexton of they peg 4 ° Mi Harve iota 4 liver Ware, Fine Plated iets book Guneick ecu at pobtlecn | aay, * er ah camvieae eediletes anver Sisstiship Wilmington, Cole, Gaiveston—wittame A] Ache hee Bigot GLOUCESTER, Oct Ar CNET coos bits ng ena £005 a + He DD, ering The base s b e, Play ec Gut Seb: in Fie is, Norwich fle, ‘owl ¥ Ma that cdifice yesterday, found that a burglarious en. | at Lewiston, was won by the androscoggins ‘against hyp Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Samuel ar erie Teak orwith tor bite gle qocggetina adn -anddsguring 448, 400 and 490 Broadway, corner Broome sitet. érance had been made through @ rear window aince | the doing, of Brunswick, in a game of base ball R Sebr Hudson, Campbell, Norwich for Eliza’ HOLMES’ HOLE, Oct & PM Arrived brig Aylsford (Br), ( YREAT poe ARE OFFERED DAILY IN pe his previous visit on Tuesday last, and that seventy. | to Score 3i to 16, ohitamanip George Washington, Ginger, New Orieans—H B Sehr FT Willetts, Brow, Norwich for Rondout Piledeiphia for s John, NB; Hattie k M ‘Bishop, Webver, as | 17 Colfees, Mackerel, Flour, Sugars and a Rind p yards of carpe! ‘ad been stole: el Se! 1 ¢,'Conklin, New Londo ‘or Portland ; Geo do Cosmos, Pi cerios, at tl stores five yards of carpeting had been stolen. | Mrs. Carrigan and her daughter, aged fourteen | | Steamship Vieksbnry, Burton, New Ortenne CH Mallory Schr RH Daly, Lamphear, New Lond fon, fr Hono wha M Rawiey, Rappabannotk for AGNEW, orn Crownwich and Murray tereets NEW Yor! A CONSTABLE ASSAULTED AND His Prisoven Kre years, while walking on the track of the Centra: B'. i Me - ¥ Sehr Niagara, Smith, New Lond: do: W Emerson brewer, Baltimore for ay men ‘Onanna, -. 7 UPERIOR curD.—Constable Winters of East Wilitainety | Railroad, near albany, on Friday night, were run jeamen' JA Lap nt Starkey, Fernandina 1 K Rob Schr P B Anderson, Rankin, Haskell ‘alton, Reeves; Addie May, Kate FE I ORTON'S CONDENSED MILK BAS IAS NOS . able ast ainebure, + over by a tram and ietantly killed, They were the | ,,Stamenip Sa wior, Nickerson, Savannab—W Schr John Wright, Dickerson, Portia ich, Manda Wd Audenteids Baker: itarriet § for children, as it {s pu Ad 14 . while stiempting to arrest an alleged thief in a | wite and daughter of a switchman FHBOD. sip Mt Schr BF Brainard, Nickerso: Brook! troup, Crm 8'A Hoffman, Hoff. | fresh. [¢ is better than fuld m 4 Bushwick avenue (6. D.,) lager beer saloon last even- | r mabip Montgomery, Lyon, Savannah—R Lowden, Schr MM Brainard, Wells, Port man; ima, Monroe; Edwin & | coifee it is See. 1 rt andy ¢ 2 aon f oate’ (; . ” jon for the city of Concor: “y aid be a oodhull harlesion. organ ‘cbr Josep! logera, Clark, Port = jaing Sun, Jones; Ba: Dsl NO, a jpg Was assaulted and beaten by the friends of the A proposition f f C ‘a, N. H., to aid ceeremtaiceng interne tase HRM Sobr J h Be Clark, Pi tien, R iy iter, Who Was wilowed to escape through a second | 8 extension of the Concord and Claremont Railroad | “(os mmanyp Empire, Price, Wilmington, N 8 Schr EH Walliams (new Willi Brat, Bei Simlth, Philadeiphin, for, Bos. : ‘ teh by an appropriation of $50,000 was submitted to a nip Eroy mington, NC_James Hand. Schr Haze, Latham, Harttord for Trenton. ton; Elisabelh Magee, Smith; Thos Ct onl; Sidney New FURNITURE a wlory window. popular vote yesterday and decided in ite favor by | Pere aGa ny? Ma wbern, NC—Murray, | Schr Renalng Railroad No &5, Weeks, Hartford for Philn- fn ys Pen and H Vaguaman, Vanaan, do for Se saoK & SONS, p on 1 6 . A lem ; Fly, Fennimore, do f a f do gn, THe LATE BURGLARY AT Woopnavey,—The four | large majority. ¢ Beil, Bourne, Nortoig, City Point aud "Sarah Jai Hartford for Ellzabethport, anvereport, Lek A. Babeock, smith, do. tor Cpalion, a] and Brom ei yoong men arresied on Friday by officers Reed, | The Athenwum matt house at Wheeling, W.V.. occu. Sitrees, Treen, Alesana Hand. he Dr WF , New Hi 0 C Patterson, Corson, 4 Dy desire to announce that they aie fo tir borinenn a Brown and Gates, of the Forty-sixth precinct, | pied by Butterfield « Co., malteters, ahd Dodson & Hoamebip & © Knight, Demy, Werrystowa, Doe Phillipa & Ifill. Now. Huven for 5 fy as vr neta tn woien nope. Prarged with having committed the late burglary | ©. produce commission merchants, was totally de- | Brown. 7 Bor Waren Hewttah: Green, New Have Shute, NYork foro: Mary W i fe “yh +5 Bioeth an fnd robbery in Woodhaven, L.1., were yesterday | Stroyed by fire yesterday forenoon, ‘The loss is estt- | Steamship Glancus. Walden, Bosion—W P Clyde, Schr Daniel Morri, Hemingway, New Haven for Riise + Riwel vein Bastmore for Boetns thong a fennt- | to be found in Le eS aod tay aa oe ee arraigned before Justice Snediker, at Jamaica, when a OR A sre Paditg MaUEOS TOF "960/000 Bloated Wamnniny Fa New. Betord—Perguson & | “sche Baltimore, Hemingway, New Haven for Bitzabethport Yetoy Harrington: Maha li sind Hen 5 Barges, | lamodians sapere” —" jorne compan ” 9 eben nes ni J they waived examination and were committed to panies. Schr Franklin Pierce, Hodgdon, New Haven. for Biizabeth 0 years of age; Thomas Costello, twenty; Herman uron, saw @ black fore and aft schooner steerin Marianne Int (Port), Bantov oon LB Amt Schr Port Royal, Lynch, New Haven for Ds bin, si Feta, tor do; Addie Wosen, twenty; Constantine McCann, nineteen, | for Core Isiand, which was supposed to have veces . Sent Mary Ties, New Haven for Blizabathpo Ker aah {a keep! tae Die Be property stolen ($350 worth of shocs} was found | foundered in the gnie'on Wedueaday, She disap. | Bert Arle (Br), Tripp, Minatitian © Ludmann & Co. Babe Eile frat ‘Avery, New Hagen ier pigeon. pi fo ea adept rd Hack th foieae ta ctoet bocaeg urements 36 priess \ na Ferny a D Ban 40 possession of some of the accused, peared and was not afterward acen, Brig Mary B Thayer, Baker, Valencia—Jas Henry, Scur Wwe Camp, Ty haps Hit Ty y for who brig Rondout for on 0 B. L. 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