The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1869, Page 10

a HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1869—TRIPLE NEW YORK there will doubtless be a large crowd present to i '. withe ee etka will be occupied by the young base ballists, and in the morning, * we O'clock, the Quicksteps and Trimty clubs will play match game, AUDACIOUS BUAGLARY. ‘m the still hour of the morning on Jnne 17, burg- “ars effected an entrance to the residence of Lows Clark, No. 48 Watt strect, by a rear door and making their way to the sleeping room of THE NATIONAL GAME. Bchford ve, Mutual—The Championship Ree turns to Brooklyn. n & Oo. and nuts, to Francis Moran. y ‘ ith sigarand mol to % ‘The home snd ame qaiae beeween Seve Seyetur,|. Gn Tuesday evening the Musial go t0 Tray 10 P Nat: | ‘ir Clsrx and wile awatened then. One of them | “areten tion elven, ‘Arroyo, PR, 28 days, with ogar and the championship came of yesterday at the Union a tenner the base Wail reporters the | drew a knife, turned up the gas, and, standing a to master. Had light winds and calms the w! Grounds and resulted, as the Cincinnati prophet said | neayy weights of the Atlantics will have Pale ‘at er beat ote: tae comsecaneiee tiione tien Soi dewale Jone (Bry Johnuon, Arrayo, PRM days, with Mt would, in fvor ofthe Bekfords, Bat the wiseacre | the Capltoline grounds, ‘There wil no Woadt, bee) ff sick nth room sui in cash anda siik | "olater co Jones & Lough. dine 30 ao tot ac, spa of the West was very much in error in stating that ‘the transfer of the championship would be the result of a “hecus pocus” arrangement. The batting score given below Will show that the Eckfords out- batted 4heir oppeneats from the very start, and al- though there were at times many errors in the fleid on the Mutwalside, none of any consequence were made until the Eckfords aad commenced taeir heavy @nd safe hitkng. The Mutual men become demoral- wed; they had no idea of the Williamsburgers waik- mg | Aress worth $25, with which they decamped. A_ description of the men was given omicer Godfrey, of the Twenty-elghth precinct, who yesterday arrested @ man giving his name as Charles Lyneh, of 17 Desbrosses street, as the party who stood over the bed with a knife. He was identified | qa, by the family as one of the burglars, and will be sent before Justice Dodge this morning at Jefferson Market, there will, therefore, be developed an astoundh amount of science. On Friday the Mnsaale ant bos eg will play their return game at the Union grouns On Monday, 12th inst., the Empires aud Eagles will t Hoboken. Pe attaches of the Merchants’ Hotel played a game with te Mechanics’ Club of Bergen on Fri- day, and won, With @score of 45 to 26 1 seven 1D- nin) Collins, formerly of the Actives, is playing catcher for the Champions of Jersey City, and W. Shatter, the heavy hitier of the Eagles, piays deft fleid ior the ba with logwood, fruit, &c, to © E Stay r EL Leonard (of’ Cherryfield), with logwood and pineapples, to'R C Staples, Sehr Fanme A Bailey ( days, with coal to master, and fog the whole Had light westerly winds, ‘ptt lumber. to 8 W Lewis. Sehr Wanata, Fetherston, Virginia, Schr D L Sturges, Taylor, Virgluia. Schr Maria and Elizabeth, Loper, Virginia. Sehr Exertion, Johnson, Virginia. DARING ROBBERY—$1,650 STOLEN. A most daring highway robbery was perpetrated ing over them so easily, while on the other haud | Champions. nee nape aeietane anche yesterday afternoon in King Labet be cde Rae Sehr Ee Kirk, Burnett, Aletandria, ig Dy C reome the “4 ” : Mort Rogers, the New England Chronicle man, three o'clock, AS Mr, Peter Bruner, furniture chr aro, Collins, Georgetown, DO. Waa? cont ng’ overcomie she ‘Maruafaing” which the |, Coweta (pokarwalls bat: somoenenqwoariod Dy: |/Titane heer: ete: tee The RENEE Sehr AJ Bente, Bunnell, Georgetown, DC. bali receaved and baited up for fy caic ot | hia efforts to advance the game 1 the Hast and give | No, 75 King street, with a roll of _ bills Schr Geo H Mills, Mille, Baltimore. into the elders? hands, Or else the ball just glided oil the-bat tor Jewett to take it, which he did, of course, But, to the entire world plenty of base bali reading. amounting to $1,650 in one of his hands, for the pur- The “Kea Stockings” met with a glorious reeep- ose of paying off his employés, Joseph Morgan, of ton on their return to Cincinnati. An extra pig Was W st street, near Spring, snatched it trom him and Killed ta hovor of the “boys,” and they were cueered | pan away, pursued by ollicer McKeon, of the Twen- and féted, and gazed at and congratulated, and | ty-eignth precinct, who ran him down and arrested shaken by the hand unui their sheuiders ached, nim, The money was thrown down an areaway ee and was recovered. AQUATIC. STABBING AFFRAY IN THE EGHTH WARD. About nine o'clock last evening, in a tenement house tight, Thomas Brenner, of No. 109 Chariton street, was severely stabbed in one of his shoulders by a knife in the hand of Michael Higgins, occupant oi the same number, The wound, though deep, is not considered dangerous. Higgins was locked’ up at the Twenty-elghth precinct station house, ‘The ship Gorilla, arrived yesterday, 1s consigned to Wil Hams & Guion, Lunt Bros. THE GAME. After the ground had been cleared and both nines were mm readiness’ a delay was occasioned by the failure of the eaptains to obtain an umpire, After a great deal of coaxing, and when the endeavor to ob- 3 tain @ person Willing to serve, appeared to be futile, Boat Race on the Hudson. Mr. Join Grum, of the Eckford Club, consented to An exciting and closely contested race came off act. No higher testimonial to Mr. Grum’s thorough yesterday afternoon between several members of the Impartiality could be given than thus selecting him | Gyick Boat Club over the usual course contiguous to oMelate at a game in which the championship | tothe E1ysian Fields, The prize was a handsome was at stake and in which his own clud was one of gold badge, valued at $100, and gotten up in the the contestants, bighest style of artistic design. Comparatively few ‘The Mutuals won the toss and sent the Eckfords | persons atiended the race. Those whose taste led to the bat. The crowd, which must have numbered | them in that direction assembled on board the peta A LL ll yal Mcgee Bae Virginia Seymour, at #littie ufter four o'clock, and Ray & Co, and not as previously reported, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. for New York, with piaster, to Crandall, Umpbray & Co, Sobr Mary i Mills, Murray, Cow Bay for Sew York. Senr T Li rocker & Haile: rv. ‘abualia, W hitme to T M Mayhew & THE LICENSE BUREAU. Marshal Tooker reports that during the past week 258 licenses have been {ssued, as follows:—Junk A Wilder we quiet, The fags and streamers waved gaily in the 7 carts, 12; coaches, 90; express wagons, @: tunk Schr Harbinger, Rider, Bangor for Jersey City. . sine e} in pos eeded at once tothe course. But tittle excite- ire aid spy tg I “mp +80 it Schr J Yonder, Jr, Springer, Wareham for New York, Ureege, and, as the players stood in position Waiting | proceeded at once to the boas, 8;’ junk shops, 2; second hand dewers, paylbs, Fowler Wicktord for New Yorker for the command wo begia, the entire seene assumed mumity, disturbed ozly by the cry, “Hanberry cakes, ive cents apiece.” Allison, the first batter, sent the ball shooung towards third, Swandeil picked it up micely and by a good throw to Oret disposed of Alison, Vatterson was enabled to ment was manifested, the betting being very light. Four entries were announced, R. B. Deely, A. Hardy, H. J. Hobbe and J. ©, Gilbert. Hardy was the favor ite gt decided odds, Deely having the second call pawnbroker, 1; carts, 3 drivers, 4.; venders, 26; to sell gunpowder, 30; porters, 5; dog cart,.1. He has received for license tees and fines $593, and has been instrumental in recovering for parties who had been swindled by bogus jewelry men and passenger Fall River for Jersey City, Se Brookhaven for New York. Sehr Olive Branch, Munn, Stonyorook for New York. Sehr Petre, Pennfl, New Haven for Rondout. Schr Elias Moore, De Groot, Bridgeport (or New York. i a bOI Si " . Schr H butler, Dougherty, Bridgeport for Haverstraw, reach first by hitting one of those de. | and Gilbert tailing the list at oads of something like | tcket sellers and exchange oMce keepers $6,427. Behr Tabithank Hasek Renin jpg [kale ceiving fatr-foul bails near home base. | two to one. bas T OF 8) EMAL SESSUNS Behr 8's Buckley, Buckley, Weaiport for New York, = Martin then popped up a foul, which ©. tt to t usual: a. COURT OF GENERAL aS. Fe ee eee: eORTOnOR, FOR Hem Mills attended to. Nelson then took the pat | _ 1” striking contrast to the delay usually man! York fested on similar occasions, the preliminartes were speedily arranged and juages chosen—H, Truax for uardy, ©. fhoms for Kovbe, J. Waterson for Deely, and J. C, Eckerson for Gilbert. Timothy Shea was elected referee and C, Thoms umekeeper, Mr. Truax officiated as starter. At eighteen minutes after five the.word ‘go Was given, Deely having the choice of positions, with Hobpe on his lett, Gilbert next and Hardy on By the provisions of the State law it 1s incumbent on the presiding judge of this court to open the term on the first Monday in each month, but the celebration of tue auniversary of Iudepeidence day occurring on the 5th instant, Judge #ediord will open court in due form, but will transact no business, The jurors summoned for the term will, thereiore, be excused trom duty on that day. nd hit the ball preity hard, sending it bounding vowards right Geld, Patter on had started from tirst base Wo second, azd catching up to the ball as it bounded along, carried away, no doubt, with the ex- citement of the moment, put his hand out and Btopped the ball. He reached the second safely; but @s ois unbecessary flelding operation had deprived Jiatield of an opportunity of fielding the bali, the umpire very properly and prompuy decided Mr. Pat- Schr Mluer, MeGuire, West arms tor New Yori. Schr Sarah, Cropper, Northport for New York, Schr Turiil, Miller, Haton's Neck for New York. BOUND East. ) Mercury, Stetson, New York for Hart's Island, la, Havener. New York for Searsport, (din), Langley, New York for Dorchester, NB, q Ferri Kouk for Cow Bay, OB. Brig A West (Br), ——, New York for Windsor, NS. Schools) 2 Verson out. This was hailed with loud cheers by the | tue extreme outskie, Deely getting the bes: of the a Brig Antelope, Toothaker, New York for Cow eat CB. 5 ci “dip? showed immediately at the front, and in SERI TAB2ING AFFRAY. Bri. St Peter, Le Blanc, New York for Cow Bay, CB. phere pee pepe aang purer twenty strokes was two lengths in advance, Hovbe, ERIGUS, STAB3N AY, Brig C Morris, Crane, New York for Halifax, NE. Well pieased at the openiag of the game. McMahon Jed off with @ solid hit direct to third base; but there the ball stopped very suadenly, as Nelson’s hands were right in the way and held it tight'y. ‘This caten was rewarded with cieers from the crow both in- side and outside the leuce, aud the applause was well deserved. Hattield reached first base by Wood “muting” the ball atright short. E. Mills narrowly escaped being caught out on the fly by Pinkham at Fight feid, but he reached the first and Hatfield got home. As the latter ran in to the home base the crowd of New Yorxers cheered lustily, and all seemed to ubink that the Mutuals were to win from the very start. Elis, the new short stop of tue Mutual nine, then, by a good hit to $o left tied, made second base and sent Mills home. te Ser Peonsyivania, Smitu, Philadeiphia for Noank. Schr Kobin Hood, Adams, Philade:piia for New London, Schr M A Loughrey, Taylor, Philadelphia for Noank. Secor Annie & Sattord, Howell, Pauiladelphia for Saem. Schr J Wiliams, Lane, Philateiphia for Hartford. Schr Horizon, Newman, Elizabethport for Pawtucket. Seur L A Tolls, Day, Albany tor Norwich, Schr Sterling, Hall, Aibany tor Providence, Sebr Ney, Chase, Poughkeepsie for Fall Biver. Schr Leads, Chatoplin, Newburg for Norwich, Sckr George P Kane, Ball, Piermont for Newburyport. Ser Connecticut, Stevens, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Dr Frantlin, Corwin, Hoboken for Fell River, Schr James Buchanan, Kelly, Navy Yard for New Haven, Hardy and Gilbert tailing oif in respective sucees- sion. These positions they maintained until they reached a point one-eighth of a mule from the stari- ing point, when Deeiy increased his iead to ten lenguns, and Hardy drew up to Hobbe, Gilbert ‘still playing “whipper in,” and evidently aiready out of the race. Off the Weehawken coal dock Deely had increased his lead to fifteen lengths, and Hardy by a vigorvus spurt suowed daylight between his boat Two women, named Rosanna Harris ana Mary HeClosky, had an altercation last night at ten o’clock in Carlisle street with Robert Roberts and his wite, and during the ailray Mary McClosky was stabbed m the abdomen by Roberts with a penknife. ‘The Wound was deep and dangerous. Rosanna Harris was also severciy stabbea by Koberts in the leit clbow, All the parties were arrested and the wounds aud that of Hobbe’s, ilbert paddled on sume fifty | Of the injured parties were dressed by Surgeon lengths in the sen as be dr on his ownaccoant | Atinstro: and seemingly oblivious to the fact that ne was row- | 2 - ~~ = Schr Majauta (br), McBurnié, New Yor« for Windsor, NS. Ing a race at all. About 200 yaras beyond the coal Scbr Bismarck (BY), G te Hotelawn, dock Hobbe caught a nasty “crab,” Which enabied 8 of J P P J N G N E W AY Ee te er idennsatew: Conk, er CHER ALO WR, Hardy to show Lappe Pac ges ee beans e : Lae Charles Hawley, Bennett, New York for Sag Har- ‘Thus did 100k as if the game was to be deadened im advance. Deely here feli back a iittie, but soon ~ oF, Lil the outset, but, as will be seen, matters menectee uickened lus stroke, rounding ule siake ‘boat in a Bohr Onent st New Tere Fee anette changed. Swandell and C. Mullis were both very | little more than ten minutes from the ume of start- Scur Leonora, Ashoy, New York for Noauk.. { Schr The Chief, Crocker, New York for New London. Sehr Charles Roberts, Rodgers, New York for New Lon- Almanae for New York—This Day. z neatly put out at first by Wood aud Allison. The | ing. Hardy followed him, forty seconds jater, Hobbe Eckiords, however, were determined to make a hard | turning the wrong way, and Gilbert performing the San rises + 433 | Moonrises,..morn 1 05 fight of it, aud they came to the’ bat in the second | first half of his pieasure trip some two minutes later. | Sun sets........ 734 | High water....eve 4 09 lon. inping in now se discouraged. Martin made first | At the Cove dock Deely was a gool 8 Schr A M C Smith, Harris, New York for New London. on asale low hit to right fleld, put was forced off by Ma pi Sl Pt So manent tel @ rapid, a i PF Beciecar, Gage sew Pep it teres Nelson and put out at second ‘by Hatdeid’s throw to y stroke, Hardy seeming to repu- PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 3, 1869, Schr Saugatuck, Davis, New York for Port Jeti Eilis. Nelson secured Wis run, aud the next iive | “idle the tacit ‘instructions of his coaciing a sbi Schr Masaxebusotts, Kennystone, New York for meagor. boat (the six-oared gig of the Atalantas), and hus. ~ Jewett and Treacey each made third base on clean | @iMg the eastern shore instead of keeping to the hits, and Wood aud Ruthven each made second, os ing tidewater of the outer stream. A iittle dis- Allison batted to short stop, aud Ellis, throwing the ince past the coat dock the clouds which had ball home to head of Treacey, threw rather widely, | 100Ked threatening for a long time opened their and Allison got to the first safely, Patterson hit to | Moodgates, thoroughly soaking the contestants and CLEARED. Gg heamsbip City of Antwerp (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool—J aie. Steamablp Helvetia (Br), Thomson, Liverpool—National strikers hit weil for their bases and each got around, Schr Siak, Jolins New York for Machias, Sehr New York for Portland. Brown, New York for Salem, ckley, New York for Westport. ‘New York for Boston. * the spectators to the nearest places of rei- | Steamshiv SAILED. Saine spot that Alison did, and was put “out at driv Steamship India (Br), Munroe, Glasgow—Hend # first” by Bilis and.E. Muis. ‘Martin then, by one of | Uge. The storm tasted but a moment however, Steamsiiin New ‘York (Nu), Hebleh, Bremen Oclriens |, Steamshipa City of Antwerp, for Liverpool; Helvetia, do; ine prettiest hits of the season, secured a clean home run, Atuiis the Wiliiamsburgers were wedi nigh wild with enthusiasm, as weil they might be, Deely crossing the score in the full rays of the sun, the winner of the race and badge, in the unequatied me of twenty-turee minutes and thirty-iour seconds, gow; New York, Bremei Crescent’ City, do; Sado Salva Mariposa, New Or: ariesto Everman, Witmington, NO. rt . failed, sivamship Isaac Bel Ricno & Co. Steamship Euterpe, Gates, Galveston via Key West—C 1. Mallory & Co, ham re Se Hardy followed a minute and sx seconds later, Hobbe Steainship Crescent City, Hildreth, New Orleans—Frederic Also ichmond, &¢; ships hit bard, and whe olleagues, on hearing. the sud | thirty seconds peuind him, and. Gtibert a tong dis. ats yee eae eet at 1 | dibetwrgod, San Francieco John Bertram, Hamburg Nep- hit, cheered him to "go on;” but the ball had struck | tace “out tosea.”” ‘This performance has as yet no Cc 4 ' eans-—H B Cromwell | pane, ? és Cadiz; Reindeer, Bar- equal on this course, though many questioned the relability of the timekeeper’s decision, insisting thata mistake certainly existed somewhere. Deely, it will tous be seen, wears the proud badge of champion of the Gulicks, He gallanuy and iairly earned it, one of Wolter’s “uips’” and stuck there, and Wolters very coolly put 1t to first, thus ending the inning, the score standing:—Eckford, 8; Mutuals, 2. Tne lead which the Eckfords had obtained was not such a formidable one aiter all, and the Mutuals thought they could easily overcome it; put as the ~ figures show they dia not. Hatfield, the first striker, was taken on afoul bound at left fleld by Treacey, alter a long, hard run; then Mills secured a run, atter having another narrow escape from being canght onthe fly by Patterson. The next two strikers se- cured their bases on ciean his; but they did not suc- ceed in making their rans, as C. Mills and Eggler were both captured by Treacey on the fly at left fleid. Whe next two innings showed some sharp fielding on the part of the Mutuals, although a muff by £ggier at left fleld allowed Hodes to make a base, by dropped by E. Mulls saved Treacey and “three batis” gave Pinkham a base. In the nith inning the Eckfords secured the victory by good, heavy hitting, aided by a muff and wild throw by Ellis, ditto by Swandeil, a muff by E. Mills and a few passed balls by C. Millis. As soon as the Eckfords got their heavy streak on the Mutuals seemel to become demorai- ized. The resuit was a foregone conclusion, and the interest in the game seemed to die out. In the eighth inning Martin made a difficult and severe ny catch direct from Eggier’s bat. The ball strack Martin solidly on the breast and doubled him so sud- denly that he grasped the bail almost unconsciously. Although so severely hit, he insisted on playing the game out, in opposition to the wishes of his frienas Steamship Coquette, Peniston, Cedar Keys—C C Overton | — The brig Virginia, reported below yesterday, should have 0 ed, n reported as wail Wind at sunset WSW, Steamsmp San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannab—W R Gar- r mmship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston —4 R Morgan Rae os Shipping Notes, The schooner Bay State, of Boston, consigned to Messrs Starks W Lewis & Co, of this city, 1a on the sectional dry ©o. dock at the foot of Ciinton street for the discovery of corgetown, DO—Phillips } ine is having a portion of her sboe renew bela teay The brig Wiley Stoith, 128 tons, belonging to Messrs C BE Staples & Co, of this city, was luwered yenterday evening from the People's dry dock at the foot of Gouverneur street, after having some new plank placed in her bottom, being calked and painted, ‘The steamboat Artisan, 244 tons, in on the balance dry dock directly at the foot of Pike slip, having her bottom cleaned and painted. The schooner Charles M Newins, £84 tons. built at Port Jef- ferson, LI, in 1860, and belonging to Messrs Floyd & Nevius, of this city, is on the larger one of the screw docks, for the purpose of having a new suit of yellow metal sheathing given her. Almost all the ary docks are empty, and there are no en- tries upon the books, Marine Disasters. Sirtr BLACK HAWK, at San Francisco, reporta while_pro- ceeding to sea in the Swash Channel, New York Bay, Henry & Co. Mg JW Everman, Spyder, Wilmington, NC_James and ship Isaac Beil, Bourne, Nortoik, City Point and —Old Dowinion Steamshy ip Valley City, Jolnson, Gu Working and Skell Boat Races= Columbia County Wins the Working Boat Race and McKiel the Shell. hip Franconia, Bragg. Portland—J ¥ Ames. p Ash Crowell, Hoxton-W P Clyde, Acushnet, Kelly, New Bedford—Ferguson & Rupson, July 3, 1869, The regatta here to-day attracted a fair attend- ance from points along the Hudson. though not so many as were promised by the high-sounding bills. The fact is, Hudson Coes not amount to much so far as boat racing is concerned. A few get together, talk boats and boating, drink bad whiskey and offer to bet dollars which they don’t possess, and that's about all. The affair had been advertised for over two weeks, but the people looked upon it with sus- picion; hence it was not extensively patronized. The first race was put down as the Greene and Columbia county race, persons from no other county being allowea toenter. ‘The only cn- tries for that affair were John alias “Jockey”? Best, ot Hudson, Columbia county, and Join L. Myers, i (Bn, Clarke, Liverpool—George Curtis, Slup Southampton, Suithwick, Liverpool—Snow & Bur- .. "Ship Glad Tidings, Thomson, London—W Wilson, Jr. eee Hubert (Br), Jack, Queenstown for orders—Boyd & ancken. Bark Wanderer (NG), Niemann, Gloucester, E—Wendt, Te- tens & Bockmann. Bark Probo (Ital), Demartino, Penarth Roads lor orders— Funch, Edye & Go, Bark Jonn Fyfe, Luce, Havre—Boyd & Hincken. Bark Wilbelmina Agatea (Dutch), Moller, Curacoa—C C Abell & Co. Brig Evening Star (Br), Lindsay, London—A Lindsay. tal), Ruggiero, Cork tor orders—Slocovich & Brig Tasso 0. Brig Lindheim (Nor), Paulsen, Penarth Roads for orders— Wenct, Tetens & Hockmann, 4G verry, Pabr, Havana—Jas E Ward & Co. otis M Louise Miller, Leighton, Cardenas—Simpson & app. Bic @ Wheelwright (Br), Wolfe, Liverpool, NS—Miller & and having had his vemples and bead bathed and | were to row in working boats a distance of two miles rig © Morris (Br), Crane, Halifax, NS—Crandall, Um- | was drowned ; efforta were made to save him, but were of no sprinkled he resumed his postion, and was loudly | anq 9 naif north, turn buoy and return. As the dis- | PAray & Co, avail. “March'ss, lat 16 02 8, ion 94 82 W, pansed am Atnegicny cheered as he rose from the ground aud showed his determination to go on. ‘The next two strikers were then quickly disposed of—Wolters on a tip brie Atichat West (Br), Genion, Pictou, NS—B F Small & 0. Brig Antelope, Toothaker, Cow Bay—F Talbot & Co. Schr Azeida & Laura, Maranbam and Para—B J bark, bound north, white field. Sir GRAct DARLING, at San Francisco 24th ult from showing private signal—black cross tance included a detour around what is known as a if “ the “Middle Ground,” it was increased nearly three- ib bound well taken 1p one hand by yewett, aud Dewy | quarters of a mile. Well, at eleven A.M. “Jockey” Wentere. se (Br), L : a eeeh teats RR Ad poly pt a pplaaal Sade tien: Wei iar tor’ Ger fone inning, althouzh | Best appeared in his boat, a fine looking craft; he a | SchrJ fPabsna, Crocken St itte Bd Went ao™ | in between decks and ahip laboring heavily cromsed lat B08, : Fabens, Crocker, St Kitts—B J Wenberg. ood Wil (Br), tn the Atlantic March 28; was 80 da Pacific, with continued heavy gaies tails, springing spars, &c, ‘ Sure Looxovt, Nugent, at San Francisco from New Yor! reports Feb 1, lat 36 80 N, lon 60 80 W, pant of th wreck of a ship (the poo deck, or top ot'after house); April 16, lat 55 44 8, lon 81 12 W, James Hoyer, of New York, aged 17\ years, fellfrom the foretopsail_ yara to the deck, and was thence to 508, in the thick-uecked, swarthy-appearing Individual, middle rom W to NW, splitting , aged, and Wearing a devil-may-care look. Mus- cular he is, indeed, but too adiposely inclin: to make a good rower. He sat his boat weil, however, and Volambia county backed him heavily | «Co. with advice, bat no doliars. John L. Myers, nts Sebr Ben Bolt (Br), Drake, St George, NB—Jed Frye & rival, hatis Mama eentnt then b sping grow to ay isi W 38 Toten Kinon, Warmaaial sat ven feet some inches in he! (18 ver, echr WH Jones, Luce, ina, ott, th appeatanon, ana. Like te sof this last agp ght G Hotehiies, Rackett, Wilmington, NC~G K Racket already bears the marks of hard usage in “crows? r 7 ‘ ¥. fee’ upon his haggard countenance, He is ail RF Uneie Samar Look, PMRaeIe eee Ei luck, however; but at the first “strip” his general : L Tay, Baker, Philadelphia—s © Lond & Co. jack of inuscular development prejadged the r: nie Freeman, Reed, Bi 'y Me- His boat, too, was not to be compared with “Joc: , Boston—-G K Rackett & Bro. ey’s,” the latter handling a trim-looking craft. Soon Dinckaons) Werden Par wy Rackett & Bro, aiter eleven A. M, the judges—Frank Pierce, of Hud- Soe si z cn oe and John M. Van Loan, of Coxsackie—were in oberta, Harbor Island—Jos Eneas, Juita A Decker, Dunton, Fox Island—B J Wenber; ur Malden Bower (Br), Wallis, StJolins, NF—G F Bal- from the appearance of the skies and the change in the wind it was evident that a heavy storm would soon put a stop to the proceedings. Pinkham, the first batter, Was caught on the fly by Hattleld after @ jong run across to ‘he back of short field, Allison had secured his run, Patterson had reached first base and Martin was at the bat when the storm of Mopday Jast—during the Mutual-Atiantic maten— ‘was repeated. The deiuge was shown in miniature, and the scattering and :campering ‘or shelter by the thousands present was iaughable to benold—that is, it was laughabie, no doubt, to those already safely epsconsd; but the unortunates who were out of haa no time tv look or iaugn until they gor undercover. ‘ue gaiue of course, was ended, and Sehr Kedron (Br), Hatfield, Parrsboro—Crandall, Umphray SHIP SIMLA, at San Francisco 2th ult from New Yor reports having had very heavy weather of Cape Horn, Marth 12, lat 56 51 8, lon 68 26 W, at pped @ heavy sea, stove fore- Patch house, forecastie ddors, and started everything mova ‘on deck. Suze TiMoUR, Spooner, at Boston for Liverpool, repor that on June 48, Int 43 N, Ion 47.20 W, passed a vonacl tenes up; supposed 400 or 500'tons burthen; was yellow metalled, and from the appearance of her stern judged her to havo been a screw steamer, and apparently ho: only been a short the score went back to the eigith inning, when it stood as [ollows:— ARRIVALS. 7 ; thelr boats, while Benjamin Ray, tim who bad mach phi time in that condition, This, of courso, could not be the merge EBT. | Players. “9. n,n.» | to do with’ the hanging of Josep Brown, the Ca- REPORTED BY THE WORALD STEAM YACHTS. ae Rein "Xe roared’ Sb 8 0 | naan child murderer, acting as referee, aiso occu- Jp Dorian (Br), Small, Glasgow June 18, with mdse | Scum Post Boy, lying at Gay's wharf, in Gardiner, 23 0 ©} pied a prominent position. As soon as the gera, to Henderson Bros. June 27, lat 45, 1 rt q » on 47 2 2] rival rowers were well in line they got amnship Cuba, henee for Liverpool; ‘sametime, | peeaty, sits ts tae poane would not tings “cad Ge : H H H the word nicely, ‘Jockey Best,” as was anticipated, 4 Keita, bound west, and bai © Davis, bound | limo in the hold set the easke on re and ange ths tases | 7 3 | Jumping right away from the Greene county boy at » bark Chanticleer (Br), {rom Savannah for Menal | somewhat. The hatches were closed, and the fire wi Jewett. 24 1 3] the star, when it was immediately uiscovercd he July 2.08 Montauk, spoke ship American Union, | smothered, There were some hundred’ barrele of ine" Wood, 24 by. - 8 4 2 3 | must wim. | His friends cheered him wildly, but your ‘ George Cromwell, Vaill, New Orleans June se | "M078 Pinkbam, r. f. 47 0 0 | correspondent did not consider tue race Worthy a | anu pase ui'Ontes ‘ith, with bdve and passengers, to B Sour Koren, Webster, from Bangor for Harwich, put == ig | Cheer. It was all onegided. The Coxsackie lad, | Cromwell & Co. July 4 lat 31 M0, lou 74, passed steatmunip | ‘00 Salem Ist fist, leaky. Totals. oe 0 13 | heroically plucky, pulleu wie all his might, but the Avzoun, Lenoe for Axpihwall nish Misceltaneous. % between the two widened continually, Jockr teamahip Maguoila, Crowell, Charleston, with mdse and L %. 5, | Srianing the race in’ forty-six minutes and Aity-tw> parsengers, to Arar Leary. (dily ly at 6 FM, vif Hatteras, as aieonl Dab erties he Aa Ma 0— 5 | seconds, Myers coming tn a leng way behind iu ifty- | “of, bane Lemuel, bound south. i" vbarieston, bas our thanks for favors, Heat on, Saaoe its von. 1: Modes, 2; Jewet, 1. | five minutes and iifty seconds, “There war faint | wt Hhrowne “iad git wis ait eee the eure | Soll RouRRE, Patan, Clark, ey het gar oe Red His, $; Swande 8: 0; Milla, 1; Wolters, & cheering for Jockey, Wliich should have been sup- | ya od haw bee four weeks to the wes:ward of we | Orrin W Beebe, of Greenport: Lit hogs. ea ce epee that pressed; it Was bo victory; simply a great big over- June 26. Fly catches Jewett, 6; Patter: “ 4 daiad think, ee Sas rink J Hy grown man slaughterl an iniant. Drinks ndges, 1 n jays, and Isle of Wight, N eet, Dire ae ik and, muca talk followed; hundreds “upon “hun. sc, to Thomas Dunhans, Nephew rere sia Hare uly 8, 1960, 1; total, dreds of ollars were bet on paper tul ko net . Bax NCTBOO, 869, Foul bound catchos—Jewett, 2; Treacey, 1, E. Milis,1; ©. | two P. M., when the second race of the day came on ol AE se U Bamirvay ng schooner Mary has discoverdd and lo- igHeyn, from London, for Quebec: cated ashoal off Point Reyes, 12 miles iong and 6 miles wide. ite, Le ny the tapis. This was open to all comers, ana, a2 the eer, with 250 quintais | A barrel buoy, painted black, with a black and whit wane play, aot by Aliison, 6; Jewett, 1; assisted by | Hudson Register expreased it, in single nay Lvok, yacht Datatlees, was placed on the shoal, from the location of tl Sis Pet oak Sree ks Ha 2; Elite, 1; assisted by | Shell boats over the same course of tue m fn iat 3801 'N, lon 12826 20.s The South Farallones Ligh 7 dayn, with house bears from the buoy ESE; magnetic distance, 21 nat ‘One’ eblid Ucal miles, There were only two entries and they bor Hatield, 3; ols down the river, viz.: John McKiel, of Cold Dwerded out for a Wolters, 2; Swaideli, 1. ‘hinges Patterson, 1. 9 parsungers, to Pan if Qut on fouls—Bekford, 7; Mu and William Stevens, of Poughkeepsie. woth Bark Rebooca nQ), litigards Lenton ti ays, with Whalemen. iecowe Sdenara, Weteon and M aaa in exceilent trim, Pee a at was twit kage & Co. Had variable wiuds aud "moucrate poroeliran Tadien Goon” en eanel: CF We = meng 7 heavy as McKiel’s, while the frali craft of th weather, prt), Horan, Indiat Me Umpire—Mr. Jobo Grum, of the Eckt looked a8 ifs pu froma sinall patr of be Bark Quickstep (of Portsmou Newport, Eng, 86 Bark Kathleen, Cottle, of NB, was in China Sea April 20, with 700 bbis sp oll; all well. Bark Hecla, Handy, of NB, was at Barbados Junc 13 from Raver Platte ground, where she jook 200 bbis #p oll--480 sp all 4 ; ‘ wih raliway fron, to. Ohi t&Co. Had lit would biow it over, Stevens, however, powerful thick Tog oF pant 20 d @Co, Had ght NG Star vs. Atlantic, and muscular indeed, kept an eye to the 'windwara ‘The young Star made quite a shine yesterday on | before he got into his boat, and ob-erving that the v orders Had light Wine aed une weatker. “7! | told. Would aail that day to cruise and be at bome netdtie at the Capitoline grounds. They had a contest with | Wind was breezing up took heart, knowing that his Eagle, Alien, 47 days, with wine and salt | Aucist. Bark Arab, Cole, of NB, was at Taleahuano May 26, and Uoat was betier in a sea than McKiei’s, to Woodruff & Robinson ; the Atlantics, and, as the appended score will stow, | At quarter past two the judges, ail from Hudson, | leit nortueriy aud werer'y winds Wate oe ee ern er De they made s bold stand and came out very credita- | togetlier with the referee, were in position and the | ox cuus (rite ce Ww, tunel J Spoken. bly. The.score 1s as follows: contestants in line, when @ pistol shut from the | <0 tons, part of foremast mad Tey Bhip Wi judges’ boat started them. Away they flew, Stevens | the mar tg yg tubers from New York for London, rd bow; waterlo reatit dune }7, lat 43, lon ead glee uliing strongly and going to the lead right off, with | had been int hip nuie, Ko D Proyers SAE E pla... GHG | Bis rival towing vigorously. On they went ‘xe | wah oarnaciees the last ( date, Tat 3410 Nelon in,” ay" {fom Cardif for Callao, no 4.011 Start tab. 1 2 2 | hanging on his opponent like a leech, Steves round- ; lon By spoke Urig Aglaia (Br), | - Hark Arietta, Colcord, ftom New fork tor 8 Marth fii 422] ing the upper buoy two lengths 1n ad rance In twenty “ June dt, Tat 38 68, Ton 64.” nan 88 3 2) minutes. mi own the river the wind blew | | Bark Uluru & Corl (NG), Sachs, Amsterdam, with to Brig Proteus, from Balth f 133 4 3 34 freshly, totally prombiting good ume being | Puneu, kaye & Uo. lin ght winda and culm the | 1on 7410 by pilot boat A Faiverson, Weta, Jay iat 38.36, OTe: 15 6| made.” For two miles did Stevens vainly | Wh0le passage und thick fog for the iast ten. days, No date Foreign Porte, — BBS) 298 andeayer to increase te gap between Inia | at 4) lon 8 spoke bark Ata (6 G), from Brewen for Bait nyt akhy Pittnnie aie —=- Tina | Sud McKiel’s boat, but the wiry hero of the Bark Tellus (Nor), Greg otters oe y Beadelphia; Bre- fio 15 418% | Highlands hung to’ him persistentis, and wien | smi, to tunche Hoge a ton Ha ream, 40 dave, with itived, Du Capo, Anderson, N ‘ Bp aeons they turged the lower buoy Steves carelessiy | weather during the passage. ‘ith, Norma, Gilmore, New Orleans.” gtd ¢ m4. h T. 8 9, | made a wider ariour than was safe, when Mckicl, we itth, addin (Nor, Evenson, Bordeaux, 78 days, with | Cre: VuRGos, June 2—sailed, bark ‘Alla ) 0 2-14 | taking the advantage in at a glance, inade a ratting | Wine,’ Hyacinth Br}, Brown, Colombo Mare o prec d Memcire- Me tu nghii ot the Pow hhad is Hint Cll hope for stevens Wee’ gor ans, | feento Aymard Co. Wan'T tara it the Coppi nae | BRNEaeES Tea oer ee TOT, eaten fra pares ease Bi ating of lt lng ony | feeb Soha Mantua coral | wi He --culipeaeiro ime of ro hor nd 1 je] , ol ‘-three minutes the juator June 6, in Jon 2 5, wince ty vinde and GREENOOK, 8-. Md, - | aud ten seconds, Stevens tine being forty-three min | werther. Apri 1b at Is 218, jon tv 30 E, spoke brig sueaune | ghan NYork? July 8—Arrived, a 1p Columbia, Carna- #600) jut very little ey cl r), from —— for Mauri “ ; av 5 ‘Do-morrow the Atiantics apd Athletics will play at | the aftair. Tal the strong wind into considera. He eye ae anak Adelaide for Port Natalia UFENBTOWN, July 2—Arrived, steamship Erin, Webster, he Capitoline grounds. Many of the admirers of | tion the time was certainly good. McKtel left here | for'tavre de Grace Ey stip Niagara, from Bombay. | NYork for Liver} the game complain that this arrangement ie some- ‘what out of place. The people want to stay home ané celebrate “the glorious” or else také atrip to the cavntry; but the Athletics coming on here to play the Atlantics puts a stop to the arrangements for the day, a8 they would not fail to be present at euch a game as is promised op the occasion. The Yale and Harvard nines will settle the cham- pionship of New England on the Union grounds to- morrow, Abd As they could not come on any other at four P. M., with James De Laney, for Bos- nis boat with him. A_ shell the tapis between Fearon, of Yonkers, and Lo Roy, of New Hamburg. Le Roy, it will be remembered, beat Amelung at Poughk and has seceived @ second challenge from the latter, which he has accepted. He is also ‘earon him. St Tuomas, June 17—In brig Adrio (Br), Mek from Lee Fadange Tor NYork, wg funds; ner dane Lowing ‘Lith, brige Roins (Bx), Seabr (and nla lith for Inkguatoloed rae ne te Mites Hr 16th, John Armstrong (Br), Lang, 8t Kitts (and wail ‘ith for Porto Rico to load tor & port north of Hatteras) 5 sehr Ormerod Geo (Br), Fullerton, (and sai 16th for Ponce to load for a port north oft . Safled/16tb, bark HA. Btephenson (itr), Roberta, Jamaten, to lona for Boston; schr Emma Gilliatt (Br), Gilliaiy Crav Island, to lord for N York ; 16th, Villa Bele (Br), Rowe, St JouN, NB, Ju $ a jt i Hi, oe rarrived, scure Agtive, Philadelphia; Bark Freja (Swed), Petersen, Rio Janeiro, é Kp Idaho, Chapman, Aspinwall, 17 days, with indae,to Arrived oy. Brig Glaucus (Br), Curr to Brown Brothers & Co, Brig Iaabella (Br), Mong on oi Burdett @ ant a rig Perseverance (Br), Lamb, St Johns, P igakrater, July with tugar, Yo Goria Te james Mirrehie, Grant, & overt wara rant, Shulec, 10 days, with epare, to rig Emma (Br), Webber, 6t Joho, NB. 14 " ber, Pd Nevins’ Bout” hn, NB. 14 days, with Jum EE: Brig @ F Geery, Conklin, Savannab, 7 days, with lumber to H Biger & Ge. 3 pepsigh ‘trout, Strout, Bronswick, Ga, 6 days, with Schr Gersh Banker, Swinnerton, Para, 20 days, with rubber Sehr Horvensia (of Boston), Norton, Demerara, 14 days, r, Sehr R W Brown, Horton, Cienfuegos, 16 days, with mo- lasses to Maitland, Phelps & Co; ‘veveel 19 Jones, Smith & Co, ‘Schr Eva L Leonard, Bunker, Nassau via Cat Inland, 7 les. Bunker, Cat Inland, 7 ‘ortamouth), Locke, Li a of Portamouth), Locke, raged ride, Crowell, Savannah 6 days, with The bark Templar, Bartlett, from Cadiz, ie consigned to The brig Alfarata, from Matanzas, is consigned to Warren (Br, Nickerson, Windsor, NS, 10 dayz joistrom, Kelly, George's Banks for New York, Elisworth for New York, with uth 5 Hodgdon, Hail, Rockland for New York, to J Chase, Upton, Portland for New York, with Gardner, Barber, Bangor for New York. Lays Scir Long Island, Gallagher, Throg’s Pot for New York. i Zephaniah Steelman, and brigs E H Rich, and Heinrich are still below, waiting to go to seu, The last named is out- side of the rip at main bar. The scbr Sarah Bruen went to SHEET. Jobn © Pi a; A otis .Fotien, Laviepoot ugusta, American Ports. ‘i achra Win B Mdm, Hogere"Sackeonvihe’ Destegaee inate: Bucksrille, 'S;8 B Franklin, Mull, Georgetown 8c; Oriiey jaker, Al ria; Edward Kidder, Baker, Baltimore; J Detwiiler, Grace; FA Saunders Carfoll; MM Weaver, Wea- ‘H Shannon, ; Beta, Brown ; J B Wilson, Spt” Ueowremer LA, is Sade Pe ey R Johnaon, Ceres, and Boston,” r Cleare: i barks 001 Cleared Raynes, do; Wm Lawrence, Hallett, Boston MB Stetson, ‘Siemers, Cientuegos; Grace E Cann (Br), C. 8d—Arrived, steamships Malta, Hai 101; Nere Baker, N¥ork; ship EU Scranton, Willa jobile; brigs Clara’ Pickens, Rogers, New B Li By Orléans; Aquidneck, Bigley, ia. “Also arrived, ship Beasie & Annie, from Baltimore; barks Duiveland, from Bombay; Ciaetano, from Cadiz beige New Dominion, from Ponce; Persia, from Porto Plata; {aabella Jewett, from Newburg. BALTIMORE, July 3—Arnved, ahip Southern lenis, Wil lams, Liverpool ; sc! ing’ Sun, Jon: jeorge, Me; Hattls Coombs, Jameson, Rockland.’ on™ ag Cleared—Bark Mary Evans (Br), Jenkins, London; schrs Helen Augusta, Wells, Providence; Martha Lamb, Jennin, and Maxson Rogers, Jackson, NYork; Lieut Gov Jones, Smith, Harlem ; Stephen Hotcbkies, Hodsdon, Boston ; Ji Maloy, Hussel, Now Bedford; Harnlet, Likes Newark: W ron logn, and Osprey, Reynolds, Hudson; Flower City, Woot, ford. sh Stamfor Salled—Brigs Alert, Glendale, Bark Winifred (Br), Wiley, tor Rio Janeiro, wenr to sea 24th ult; brig Water Witch, San: forn, do do 30th ult. ANGOR, July 1—Arrived, schr Empress, Kennedy, New ‘ork. Sailed Ist, schrs Iona, Ginn, Philadelphia via New London; Hattie, Carter, do; Com Kearney, Phillbrook; Effort, Gulli- Dodge, and Kyra, Haskell, NYork, BELFAST, June 24—Arrived, schr’ Emeline M Lain, Sleep- er, Philadelphia; 25th, bark John $ Harris, Lang, Liverpool. BATH, July 1—Arrived, sehr John Price, Philadelphia. BA KER'S NDING, July |, schr Kate, Stevens, TOL, July 2—Arrived, schr Daniel Webster, Packer, Hoboken. Satied Sehr Gloucester: Hodgkiss, Pailadelphia, pOHARLESTON, Jane 3)-sailed, sehr Fi Bain, Gardner, joston, July 1—Arrived, steamship Saragossa, Ryder, NYork, brig Monica, Rockport. Sailed—Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, NYork, CALAIS, June 29—Cleared, schrs Gen Hanks, Fitzgerald; Light of the East, Heath; Votant, McFarland, and Flora King, Cook, NYork, 80th— Arrived, brig Tangent, Verrill, NYork; schra Georgia ‘Todd, Davis, anit Moonligut, Bradford, do. EABTPON, June 29—Arrived, sehr’ Calvin, Clark, NYork, FALL RIVER, July 1—Arrived, schr Isaac Hf Borden, Had~ win, Poughkeepale; sloop Harvest, Corwin, NYork. Salled—Sebr iris, Crapo, N York. 2d—Arrived, schr Thomas Borden, Writhington, Philadel- a. PiSailed_—Schr New Regulus, Hallock, NYork. MOBILE, June 22—Clearei, ship Lancaster, Jackson, Liv- erpool. "MILLBRIDGE, June 23—Sailed, scbr Julia, Nash, NYork. oth—Arrived, arig Ratan, Hopkins, N York. July 1—Sailed, brig Vaientia, Strout, Montevideo. NEW ORLEANS, June ved, bilg Maria W Nor- wood, Washburn, iN York. 1d—Brigs Hy Gilbert (Br), Geitzler, Havana; Essex (Br), Neweomb, Havre; bark Desiah, Gilkey, Boston. Sournwrsr Pass, June z9—Arrived, steamship Alhambra, Well, from Liverpool. Sailed, brigs Breeze, aud Lady jonel. NOKFOLK, July 1—Arved, schr Monteriew, Lippincott, York, PHILADELPHIA, 2—Arnved, steamship Saxon, Beare, Hortons) barky Seu, Crosby, Palermo; Emma Ault July Se (br), Crosby, Glasgow; brigs Ellen P Stewait, Holland, Cien- f ‘Sherman, rs WI fuegos; Mountain Cardenas: ham (B: Outhouse, Martinique via St Thom A Har- mon, Parker, St John, NB; Queen of Clippers. (Br), Allen, Liver N's; Walter H Thorndike, Hill, St Jolin, NB} ‘abens, Bragg, Newburyport; Elfzabeth English, Crow: eh, Boston's Curtis, ‘Tilton, Somers, and Isaac Rich, Crow- ell, Rockland Lake; Catharine John (Br), Linehan, from Calbarieo (is at Chester), Below, bark 1 A Kennedy, frum Liverpool ; brig Eudorus, from Cardenas. Cleared—Bark Comet, Petrie, London jbarkentine Andross By ‘Yaylor, Hull; brig'Geo Harris, Corson, Boston; schrs W F’ Phelps, Cranmer, Boston; Ralph Carleton, Carrington, Boston; EL Marts, Marts, Boston; 8 Thotuas, Ariold, Beverly; Wake, Gandy, Dighton; G R Murney, Murn London; 8 8 McDevitt, McDevitt, Norwich; B Bradley, MeGonigle, NLondon; 8 Clark, Grifing, Cambridgeport; $ Godfrey Godfrey, Boston; J Satterthwaite, High, do; Annie wey aye do; Van Dusen, Gifford, Jirrell, ' Charlestown; Cambridge; 8S’ & MDS oung, do; D D Smith, Lake, ' Old Steelman, Boston; E A Hooper, Champion, ECambridge; Florence Now- el -Fenuimore, Salem; Marietta, Steelman, Chelsea; Elizabeth Edwards, Somers, Boston, Mary’ HH Stock: ham, Cordery, Boston; J W Everman, Everman, Lynn; Lizzle, Hand,’ Pawtucket; RW Godfrey, Wilson, Boston: A Townsend, Brower, Loston; H W Godfrey, Harris, Lyna J Moseley, ‘Merrill, Boston; John Shay, ‘Tilton, Boston Dauntless, Coombs, Boston, Luwes, Del, June 80—At the breakwater, brigs Ida, from Porto Rico, for orders; Mary M Williams, from Philadel- phia for Cardenas: schr Perseverance, from' Porto Rico, for Orders; also. bark Eos brigh Friede, for Genoa; Hunter, for Sisal, and Frontier, for Portland, besides one bark and three brigs, names unkhown, went to'sen to-day. SAN FRANCISCO, June 44—Arrived, barks Penany (Br), Patterson, Glasgow ; Union, Skinner, NYork via Rio Janeiro (not as before reported). Arrived 2d, ships Haze, Forsyth, Manila; Portlaw (Br), Curtis, Newcastle, NSW ;'Don Quixote, Nelson, Boston; Oid Dominion, Freeman, Hong Kong; 3d, Centaur, Foster, Bos- ton. ared 2th, bark Moshesh, Caussy, Montevideo; brig Al- Manz (NG) Beck, Valparaiso. SAVANNAH, June 29—Arrived, schrs Harriet Brewster, Goodall, and Right Bower, Rogers, NYork. July 2—Arrived, schr Maggie McNeil, Gardinet, Ma 8d—Arrived, steamship Virgo, Bulkley, NYork. led—Stea jan Jacinto, Atkins, and Huntsville, up Alfred (Ir), Gray, Liverpool. INGTON, NO, July 1—Arrivell, steamships Fair. banks, Hunter, and Volunteer, Jones, NYork; bark Caroline (8G), Paulson, ‘NYork; sloop Nevada, Chadwick, Harvor jan ‘The schrs John, Sofle Wilson, Marian Gage, Julla R Floyd, ‘oll sea yesterday. SAFES. M HONOR IS DUE.” FfoxoR ro THE GREAT ATTEMPTED BANK ROPBERY AT T! NEW YOKK EXCHANGE BANK, ss THE VAULT ENTERED. HERRING'S SAFE FOILS THE BURGLARS ANT SAVES FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS New York, March 4, 1961. Messre, H#RRING & CO., 951 Broadway :— b GENTLEMEN—You have ady been well formed through the columns of the Pally papers of the desitrate at- tempt made upon onr money vault and the fire burger proof safe made by you for eur bank afew years ago. lthough our vault waa very strongly built and provide: ih heavy doors and the best of locks, the attempt upon the wult was successful. ‘The rogues succeeded in ndermining the vault by digging tunnel some seventy feet long under the adjoining juiluing, and terminating atthe base of the vault itself. Fire they. commenced their operations upon a large scale, ad, after removing the front part of the heavy stone foundatim, which was strongly laid in cement, they reached the largeliagstone which formed the floor of the vault. This stone ws broken by means of a jack-screw of great power, and the lierior of e vault thus reached, joint of attak; and Your safe now became the great bravely did it resist every effort, holding secure {4 entire trust (property amounting to $500,000) against allbe tools and ingenuity of the burglars. ‘The irst great aim seemed to be to drill into thetafe; but, although some thirty holes were made in the oulr casing the hardened fron forming the centre lining turnes the point of every tool. Disappointed here, they now atempted to dissect the safe, aud endeavored to force the strmg frame- work apart. After removing one bar and partidly cutting off another they gave. this up; and all further pperations proved unavaiiing. Our confidence in your aafe his been re- assured; and we would further add, for the benfit of the public and to your credit, that, had they even sbceeded in gettin through the outer casing or shell of the mfe, which ey 1 still. re- id not do, three more thicknesses of mained; and each of. these, in our opinion, wouldhaye given them more trouble than the’ single one by which tey were so Pirhion the grest FosGureee of these burg en at resources of these burglars are «nsidered, the opportunity’ to work from nigit Monday morning, the great uamiber of the best ot toy their pow. seant rn a we Ba Feasom io fel proud af your safe, htop | ie We wish you to send the | store to our new banking b on as We get moved you sbal fe purchased by us at your in Greenwich atteet, and as have the old one ¢ a'trophy. 8. VAN DUZER, Prosident of the New York Kxchayye Bank, ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARY. Letter of Messrs. David Dows & Co. RW YORK, April 10, 1869, HERRING, PAREEL & SipRMAN, NO.251 Brombre GENTS—On the night of the 22d ult. our store, No. 40 South street, was entered, and a desperate attempt ‘nade by bur- glare pon one of your safes in our counting roan, The key to the safe in which we kept our locked inside of our fire proot book sal were literally cut to pieces. From this they obtaised the key to the other safe and opened it. Fortunately we hai one of your burglar proof Banker's Chests inside, in whieh bur valuables were deposited. Thia they went to work at wih will, aud evidently ised up all their time and tools in vain attempts to force it. The night was dark and stormy, aad the tact of their knowing where our key was kept shows that their plang were well matured. They tried wedging the door and body of the chest, and the faithful safe beara evidence of the labor and skill devoted to the work. All was useless, and it is with ton we report that upon opentig it we found # all safe, and can therefore cheerfully enuorse the burglar proof recommended work by you. You will pleaso send the new safe purchasal by us to our counting house, and take the old one to show that some are still manufactured worthy of the name, DAVID DOWS & CO, STILL ANOTHER, Letter from Benjamin Hicks, Rogiyy, La 1, March 96, 1869, Messrs, HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN; GENTLEMEN—The office of my mill was ertered night be- fore Inst, and # desperate atternpt made to fotce one of your Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, without ancceas The burglars ‘ppear to have come Well prepared, and left ome nitro uy, cerine, with which, after drilling, they expected to blow It open. Ali their attempts were fruktrated, ant they left with: ont pring for thetr Tt ie just three years ago since my former iafe was blown Open add robbed, when, you will remember, tthen purchased this one, with ita improved Banker's Chest, trim you. BENJAMIN HICKS, AND ANOTHER, OFriok OF THR GLEN Cove Moro at Ine. ¢ GLEN Cove, N, Mesers. HERRING, FARREL & SUBRMAN:— GENTLEMEN--Our oflice was entered on Siturday evening last, and u desperate Attempt made to force in opening Into the small Banker's Safe which we purchasedfrom youn few years ago. ‘The burglars seemed to be men of ey ‘and brought 9 horse and wagon to the premia, with all thelr In and to Away their expected booty, The Herrin; Safe, however, folled thern, and at haif-past $¥0 o'clock Sun- day morning, after having expended all thir efforte, they Avo Lp work and were seen as they vere leaving the noe, ‘They eft pobind them a large lot of burglira’ implementa, ining Ji cornnrnt Ye maul, powder, fuse, Ay, and thought ears the’ marks’ ol nnge, m0 amounting to some $100,000, were * held san hy ee falta President Glen Cove Mutual ingutance Company. ¢ of May 29, 1569, to drill the Bankers’ Chest fem fou ntem motion’ pies tempt to Findin; the lock. even! weleas, the effort w: le to breal mumering was beard to The ee in the neighborhood for severa! hours, but suy arise from the railroad men Feplacing » defectlve rs * Th ith the exception of the then excited no alarm. The tools, wi were left, It is evident that they were not onl ly prepared, perfectly familiar with the construction of your chest, ‘That they failed is another evidence that your Bankers? you claim for them, burglar proof. tfully yours, J. BALSBACK, Agent, DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ROB THE KENT NATIONAL. BANK, KENT, OHIO. FAILURE OF THE BURGLARS—THEY COULD NOT DRILL ‘THE SPLRGELEIGEN, KEN‘, Ohio, Nov. 17, 1966, To Messrs. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, New York :— On Saturday eve: the 34 of November, our bank was entered by burglars, ‘The ofice of the bank belng without aw occupant they had undisputed possesslon, and, I have no doubt, employed their time uninterry ly till morning in efforts to reach the treasure af the ut, thanks to the n protection afforded by one of your burgiar proof safes, which ‘on this occasion proved to be impregnable, they were foiled. ‘The outside, or fireproof, door of the safe was drilled and blowa open. "They then commenced on the burglar proof, and after hocking off the dial of the lock and knob that throwa the bolts they attempted to drive the lock off, but without success; they also used wedges and a heavy sledg but failed fn all.’ They left behind them a large assortment Of tools, consisting of two crowbars, a heavy sledge, wooden mallet, two sivel wedges and a variety of chisels, Having occasion to be at my office (which is connected with the bank) at about 11 o'clock A. M., on Sunday, I made the discovery of the aforesaid visitation ‘and failure to oj he bureiat proof part of the safe, ‘although they bad knocked off the dial-pinte to the lock and otberw! duntgured and abused the safe, which prevented any one but a skilful operator or a practical manufacturer of sates and locks to open the safe. The necessities of the case were plainly presented, and we lost no time in despatching an agent to Cieveland to procure & proper peraon to open te safe. Calling at your agency no suitable person was found. We then applied to. another house in the safe business, who very Kindly furnished us m practical manufacturer of safes, a person who understood he science and the manufacture’ of focks and safes to per- ection, Ho arrived, and with the assistance of two of the most powerful meh of the village (quarrymen, who were famous for heavy strokes with the sledge-liammér) operations were commenced at 109 A. M. on Monday, and the work continued unceasingly till 8 o'clucs P, M., when they became too tired to work longer and adjourned. The next morning, at about 73g o'clock, the work was again resumed, with the same help, and M, auecess tended our efforts, and we again had the pleasure of know- Ing that our property was safe, Had it been placed in a leas formidable safe the tables would have been turned in favor of the others, Mr. H. A. Kent, of the house of Kent & Co. of ‘your elty, has instractions fo arrange with you fornnew Safe. Yours, truly, MARVIN KENT, ONK MORE. s PERNSTLVAN RAILROAD fears. HenRing, FaRnes DO. Philadelphi ere GEN IHe A Derlam Dat enaeccesetal eller was made on President Kent National Bank. NINTH NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK. (Letter from the President.) NEW York, Noy. 10, 1866, Messrs. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, New Yor! GENTLEMEN—Your favor of the 29th ultimo is hand. In reply Iinform you that the lock on our safe was the one we selected. In the opening of our safe four men were actively at work, and four ojher men were about, assisting. handling the toola id een to the shop to sharpen, &c. The work being looked by an experienced safe-maker, the workmen were and energetic, working faithtully from about 2 o'clock {ternoon until about midnight, when they got into the mployed these men because access to the contents of tho safe was important, and ft was thought they could get In sooner than your men would. The impression left on my mind ts in favor of your Burglar. Proof Safe, relying on it with more certainty now than f did before thts trial of its qualities, Yours, respectfull . U. OR President of the Ninth National Bank of the city of New York. DESPERATE ATTEMPT eos IN PLYMOUTH, ILLI- EXCHANGE O¥FICE oF E. PLYMOUTH, Ill., Nov. 2, Messrs, HERRING & Co., No. 40 State at., Chicago, Ill., GENTLEMEN—On the night of the 6th Instant, my oillee was entered by burglars, and an attempt was made to rob the No. 8 Herring's Champion Safe, with an inside Bankers’ (Frank- lnite iron) Chest, which I had in my office at the time. The burglars succeeded in blowing off the outside fire-proof door with powder. They next attempted to force an entrance to the inside Bankers’ Chest, but failed to ‘accomplish their pur- pos They broke off the knob of the Yales! Combination Dial Lock, and tried to drive it through, but could not do it. They also broke off the handle that thi the bolts and tempted to drive it through but failed again, They rem part of the moulding and ornamental facing on the door, tried chiselling, but withont succes and finally had to leave ‘the feild beet d discomftted, the safe having successfully re- sisted every effort to force it open, Of course 1 could not open or operate the lock without dial Serene and sent it to you last week to be opened and re- aired. 3 Tam in recetpt this morning from of satisfactory ev! dence of the safety of the contents of my safe, consisting of money, government bonds, valuable papers, &c. ih more confidence ver in the security of your hipment, f oblige me by sending tf pm m oblige me by sen¢ fore ith val tor dterence or expense of repairs. oy ly yo wr “hg. B. YOUNG: ANOTHER BANKER'S SAFE ATTEMPTED, HENNEPIN, UL, June 96, 1869, Messrs. HEBRING & Co., No. 40 State atreet, Chicago. GENTLEMEN—The No. 88afe, with Burglar Cheat in which was purchased of you some seven years ago, was severely tried on the night of the 22d inst. The outside Fire Proof Door was forced open and a deter- mined effort was made to open, with sledges, crowbara and which they left after them, the small Burglar Chest inside; "but, thanks to the seeurity'of your Safe, upon open dng ahe Cheat, I found everything was sate. ease ahtp me one of your No. Z, Folding Door, with inside made after your improved stvle, as I don’t ~ Champion Fire aud Durglar Respectfully yours, ant ane af 8. G. LEACH, HERRING'S NEW PATENT C) Wisi Ip URN BURIAL some etches foie ee eRCLINT AND roncna ene are the only safes now made in whi hardened ste] and iron welded and the patent Precieanee SPIEGEL-EISEN, making the best resistant to buralare’ Wools extant. mut Ordinary Bankers’ Safe is made two inches thick, solid ‘Our “Bxtra” to and one-half inches, Our First class bi juart Qu, Coampian Innere four chess Ue And Double Batkers', one within eight inches, goveried by the ‘price tomers. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, %1 BROADWAY, CANee ub aeee FARREL. EERRING & £0 PLAS EL EORE HERRING 800., CHio, HERKING, MRE @ SHERMAN, NEW ORLEANS, —= from four to of our cus. MISELLANEOUS. BEOLUTE DIVORGS LEGALLY OBTAINED IN different States; dectiong, &c., cause Also Notary Public and Comissloner’f, j advice free. F, 1. KING, Cecnetior at Law, $89 Brostway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES praineD IN DiFPRDOND A Sates without publicity @ATNED IN <DIPZERENT fey St cal 5 success erywi 5 desert! vance, Advice free. ‘aranteed. 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