The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1869, Page 8

SARATOGA RACES. THE OPENING DAY. Grand Success of the Annual Meeting. EVERY STATE REPRESENTED. THE DERBY TO BE ECLIPSED, enn Foi Details of the Races---3cenes ‘and Incidents. - SanavoGs, Amzust 4, 1969. ‘Tho opentna day of the sixth annual meeting of ‘the Saratoga Racing Association has been attended Dy @ most brilliant success. A splendia list of entries, magnificent weather and an immense at- tendance all conspired to make the meeving tne event of the season, and the managers of the enter- prise may well be congratulated upon having achieved a triumph in tari reform no tess creditable % she country than to themselves, Since the frst Meeting, five years ago, the Saratoga races have been steadily growing in popular favor, and each successive season has witnessed great improvements in all the appointments of the race, untll respectability and capital bave so identified themselves with the association that the Saratoga mectings already give promise of & new era in American racing, that wiJl soon equal the Derby in other great events, involving biood and nationality. No better locality than Saratoga could be aeiected for the development of this sport. The superd grounds of the association, the liveral privileges and compre- hensive jurisdiction bestowed Upon the Banage;rs vy the State Legisiature, and the class of people annually gsscmbiing at the springs render ws pince peca- Marly appropriate for the estabuushmens of & national asgoclation, and the suceess of thas opening dy cow slats ag much in the proase Hi gives ef the Cermation Of such @n orgunwasieg Bere gs v Gees ie the Orth Nancy ef the cceusies Een Lhe mneerh em Seter- day drew e wrye mumvEr je Seruiegs me tes Ww the cegiar Wace Bluet MiteCK aad yestemtay Wak Wreng cad wish a periect rush. | The lees il, were cungeiled te quarter thelx newly cane gets Wb ounsite o wnill) & Inve our last WEG expPEs wagues sa PUvtOr Ware MUG i ail dipecaaas disurthasuayg tte Mite Huse Were me Ue wsmecs oy Willard? Hot) un Waasiumgcom diertp cine anes esotlinyg y ad The war yias ue & Gans dik ol Wir SENG. Clee itnimense ais af he Cumgress, CMa Dereon, che wide We AveINERIe Ub Pen wens so couwied ae we cee~ der ase Hing! Ue Muse MIEN & dTEWT a dentaking, WG ie mud) gamers, With Wite Spread Guns anc apam WudEws uHking oat ToCe the aniMMLat aUNUUge, Wort CHOERS Wid Dewaty abd fusion, Dimas, dad eve GENERAL SETA arrived oo Me eight w'cived cum and gare, by Ine presence. lacreaed ag'mauec. far ones Wounging io she periers sucdeniy sprung into wecuvity, with cmmoing pians to captare the eavalry chief, and aby @ one, whe bitherto bad no idea of etténding the ball, snd- denly summoned her corpe of e-sistants and decked bervelf for the dance, But Sheridan was oct to be taken, He wepcuey. and tured aud wanted to fe Yet atone. Flanking the tion worshippers, Le éecaped to bis apariments, aud when everyvody wad turned to other subjects he guietly sitpped out to a shaded Book on the Congress piazva and chatted wucis- wurbed Usrough (ae evening with a (riend, TOE POOL SELLING jast night was attended by ah immense crowd and Was very brisk. Poois were sold at aii tue hotels, Dut the sales by Dr. Underwood at the Unjoa give the only reliable standard of the estimate placed opon the merits of the severa! horses, and Will serve to illustrate the prevailing sentiment, In tus pool gale Mr. belmont's Gleneiy was the favoriie against the field at 100 to 35, The great bulk of the srulag was done on the mile and a quarter dasa, and the Didding Was very spirited. Tue Jollowing are a few of the 1B BOL: — Nem: 3k 469 400 Court. 206 300 800 Rarraganset 205 OS 7H Lancaster. 190 way 79 Alta Veia 100 25 - ‘The feid 90 100 ‘The teld comprised Jubal, Corsican and Metairie. There were no sales Ou the Nrst stakes Un) just be- fore the race. THE OPENING DAY conid not nave been more tavorabie for a race. The morning was delighUfully coo), and as tne day ad- vanced watery clouds ‘overspréead the sky, tempering the rays of the sun and preserving the dewy fresti- ness of the landscape until noon. A soft Laze hhung before the Gistant mountains like an azure veil, and woods and meadows and yellow harvest fields stretched for wany a mile mm 6@ glotious panorama of summer hues, #y nine o'clock Broadway was full from the Clarea- Gon to the Marvin House. The wide space between the Union and Congress Hall was jammed with gay equrpages, and the sidewalks, piazzaa, saioons and parke swarmed with notabilities, bellés and beaux. At ten the carriages commenced whirling away to the race grounds, a mile and a half distant, and by eleven a steadily Increasing tide Was filing the road and flowing on towards the race, THE ROAD was gorgeons with turrouts and the gay colors of the fair, ‘The hberal sprinkling whicn was Kept up auriig the forenoon rendered the drive fro Cou- gress Park up along the smooth avenue, through the fields of new-mown bay and viooming buck wheat 28 pleasant as could be wisied; and scattered along the route, beneati the elms aad mapies, Were groups of misses im red and white, watching ‘the brilliant eavalcade, THE GRAND & presented a picture of exteaordin: ang ter above lier were Jony nding parterres ol Jaghion and beauty. The cre de la creme was present in fuil force, and trom the judges’ stand joking back upon thé throng it seemed as it not only Saratoga but the whole country had outdone diself in its representation at the meeting. At te lef the equipages were marsnailed ia brilliant array, and on every land there lay stretched out a marvel- Jous landscape-of hemiock forests, Nilis and smuing Helds. Every State was represented, Governors, @Merals, legisiators and judges were numerous, and milons of dollars were counted among the D ‘y interest. Ris- capitalisia in atievdance. Yue following list of names gives but a famt idea of the pumber of prominent personages _present:— Lieutenant Geveral Sheridan, General Gordon Gran- ger, General Mcvook, Governor forftaan, Commo- dore Vanderbilt, Jadge Dowling, Joon Gatvan, £. Gimore, John Hasied, Vatrick Carroll, Andrew Ken- neay, ‘Tom Merrit, Jouu C, Heenan, Colonel Gardiner, James McMann, Jot Morrissey, Alec Yerger, Jovn McCormick, Fraucis Moran, Charles Ransom, san MeLangvim, George Bider, William Shaw, M. Roden, Atexander inempson, H. W. Genet, Jake Somerdyke, James Kevine, Coroner Flynn, Join O'Donnell, Vom Shields, Robert Tuttle, Goionei Pinckney, Captain Bowen, A. Doty, Johu C, Jacobs, Sperit riea, poe Suuth, George Rad- ford, John Cassidy, Frank McOabe, Sena- tor Taylor, Jom McGown, — Charies Dar- ling, Peter Traynor, Gus Abell, Joun Ladue, Ke ht, ‘Darling, James O'NeuL P. Hugues, —~ Le: night, Jobn Chambers, Jonn King, Lew Radford, B. Cornell, Ned Stokes, Butt Stokes, JohnjHackett, dadge Canpon, Wm. McGee, Robert MeGee, Joun Scammen, John Cuamberlin, Josepi 5a dames Hayes, George Hill, Jolin Conners, 8. F. Dewey, £. Simmons, Wm. Boyce, John McGroarty, Jonn Cava- agh, Michaci Wall, W. H. Thompson, W. Barre, T. ult, General James B. Craig, Colonel A. Hey- wood, jadge Curtis, Stephen H. Rowan, Oris O’Coa- nor, John Hathorn ana Wile, Titus B, Bldridge, i. M. Bedford, John Schoonmaker, John Houghtating, #x-Governor P. 0. Hebert, President Metairie yockey Club, New Orieans; 8. L. James, Secretary Metairie Jockey Cinb; Duncan F. Kepner, New Orieans; K, KE. Rivers, New Orleans; Basil Duke, St. Louis, Mo.; Mn ton 8. Patrick, ¢ lcago, 1u.; Dr. Kirwan, of Canada; dames Conlisk, Kentucky; Mr. and Mra, King, New ‘York; Mr. nm, New York; John O'Donnell, New York; Leonara W. Jerome, New York; Hogea B. Per- "New York; J. G. Saxe, with Mra. Day, of St. Lous, and Misé Saxe, of Alpany; J, Hammill, o1 Philadelphia; John Casslay (“Larkta,” of Wiles! Spirt); x-Governor Herbert, of Georgia. THE THACK ‘was in fine condition, and refiected great credit upon the managers. Not 4 pebble marred its smooth surface, and the lawns between the newly painted fences stretched an emerald carpet irom side to It wasa splendid sight to watch the pageant ‘of fashion, the gay colors of the riders and tne rest- leas horses intermingiing with all the changing hues of the kaieWoscope, wille the mwarmur of many voices and the fragrance of innumerable perfumes Sosted away irom ule gorgeous stand on the sum- mer air. Pre Hf at twelve the bugle summoned the horses to the race. ‘fhe track was cleured, and in moment there fell @ hush apon the assemblage, broken now and then by cheers as the blue and w and scariet riders few around tae course, The Racing. ‘The track was in superb condition for racing, with the atmosphere balmy and refreshing. In fact everything was favorable for the sport announced 10 take place. There were three races on the pro- gramine—the Travers Stake, a mile and three-quar- ‘er dash; @ sweepstakes for ali ages, one and a quarter mile, and the Fiasn Stakes, a sweepstakes for wo year olda, a dash of halt armiie. Aj) the races caine of in the order named and gave genera) satis- faction to the mu) litnde that witnessed whe running. There may have been belier races run at previous MACE, WHE WO Of the three thas Caine Om \o-qay } fee eet ott ital been @ Winner in previous races f backed. Nemesis having ran a mile and a quarter in 2:42); m her three year old form, which Was ag good time as Was ever made at that ti became the favorite Jor this race. Hexcaganee a siashing, lange, Duely proportioned colt, by imported Echipse, dam Jeasie Dixon, by Ari! wi next in Favor, he having won in his old form at Narraganset Park last summer in Wme never before seen in this country, and was purchases afterward by his present owners from ¥. lorris; aud although he has not ran notwith. standing he Was entered at Prospect Park, he hed hosts of wackers. The next ip the ‘cotimaulou 0 of oe speculators was Cottrill, a fine, stout, well Foy Uoned colt, by Danie) Boone, dam Maggie rns coit hag been beaten but once during @ prllilans career for one 80 young, and the Soutbern delega- oa were all anxious Wo put op their — on him, which they did to a heavy amount. Then Lan- caster had strong backers as well a8 Alta Vela, The Banshee and the others. Narraganset won this race as easily a8 we over saw & good race Won, and was not at any part of it. He did not gece very good start, being ith in geiting away, but he was on the jead aiter running 600 yarda, and the race was never in doubt alverward. He made the fastest Une on the occasion that was ever kuown, the mile aud @ quarter bemg ron in 2:1, The distance had never before been run in jess thea that made by Nemesis given above. The favorites, Nemesis and Cottrill, cut very poor figurey in the race, peing beaten from the start, amd came in just. Corsican, Alta Vela and Metairie ail ran well and were close up at the finish, Lancaster could not have been in condition, a8 he ran weil for a mile only and then gradually fell off. ‘Thos victory of Narraganset will make tim a dangerous horse io the fatuce, and few wii be willing to ineet Lim on even terms, ey ea may probably Wy iin) at a mile and @ hail op ae ‘dura race, the Flash Stakes, was another beavy betting race, some of the pools amounting to between $000 and $3,000 There were twenty entnes for tars event and mive came to the post. The race was half a mile, for two year olds, and a more beautiful Sell of youngsters were never started lu Uus country, McConnell & er seu fat twe iy chillicotse and = Lady Peters, Mr. Morris bad Kemorseless, @ full Sater of the famous Rutiess. Mr. Belmont’s 2, Gy Nelite James was another; tien Q McUaniels Bad in » bay colt by Doneratle. Messrs. Denuison & Crawlord bad two, Coionel Pullen tad a Sily by Glendower, and Mr. McGrath Dad wae Drows Bardinger by Lexington, dam Lacs Fowler. McConnell & Thompson's entries Were the [avorttes aguiast the field, as even money mm 4 great many imsigoces, and their backers suffered Dewyuly, a2 they bad 2 Very Osd Stara They came in third and feurth Kemorseless won the race ip @iLnans style, and ig better ume than was ever made 3 Whesner & male bas deen run ca the otper side of tne thau forty-aime and taree-qaarter year olds we do not know, but we presume if Bas deen, for their youngsters are much maore forward at ar age than ours, The winger, ite- muors@iess, lf a gluch better formed mare than het sister Ruthless, and we Uuink will stand the wear and lear of tae turf muck longer. Bat to the detaus of the running. TER FIRST RACE. ‘The Travers Stakes, fifty doliars entrance, play or pay. $1,000 added, for tutee year olds, one and turee quarter miles. For this race thete Thess fon a < eptries, but only turee starters. These were Mr. aan Sept, ~ imporied Gienely, A Citadel, Go Bev! ton Henry Colton’ ealt g yx, bY ‘taported | ipse, dam by Re: aineron’s tm rted Town Sty Invertauld, by Be Alben’s, dam Eleanor vy Nottigner. Henely inns great favorite over the Held, te pool abl Tabging at 100 to 20 on hun few ad vextments even at that long rate of odds. There Wo8 Lot so Much tuterest taken 10 this race ih the others, Wherg the horses were known (0 be 9. Sree speed. The favorite is a gfand looking ik Et e | &ction and great racing powerg. ‘Lhe toile and three quarters the horses Were pee fod from the inside track and ran across to the ogee y enue? pole where ey enter thé regular oo Glenely Went off with the lead, sigeely foliow: Jovercauid, Onyx bringing yy rear, They rat sarply across the track In the field, and'as they turned into the Se vig at the half-mile pale Glenely led two inv recond, two lengths in front of cae Glen t thie advan- tage around the lower turn und Fong Sey a Vercauid leading Onyx about tw As they entered the homestretoh thee whe not 80 much difference between Glevely and Jnvercauld, the former leading by a littie over a pop with Ofyx beginning to close up. Coming up the pee they were nose and tall, but just before the) ps Bd the stand Invercauld made @ dash and shbwed her head in front, Glenelg second, two lengths ahead :of Onyx. Glenely tuen made a sudden burst, and was soon on the lead again by one length, which he car- ried to the quarter pole, Invercauld md, one length in front of Onyx. At the quarter poie Glenelg iead but ball a length, as the others were doing their best, Invercauia too sides with Glenely on the backstretcs, and they ran head aud head for some Paige when a auid gave way, and tne half-mile pol Was passed by Gleneiy one length tn front of era ate being one jength in advance of Onyx. The lawer now iet out hist last link and passed Inyercauld, run- ping second around the lower, and it looked as if Jovercauid had resigned the contest, When she came on the homestretch, however, she showed that she had a short burat lef, and ghe goon took the second place, when the ri ler of Giene! , hearing ber approaching, gave the colt his bead, and he soon dashed away and came home an easy winner of the Tace by four lengths, m: the distauce tn 3:16. Invercagid was second, two lengths ahead of Onyx, ‘The following {s the summary :— TRAVERS STAKKS, $60 entrance, play or pay; oue mile and $1,000 added, for three year olds; three-quarters distance. A. Belmont Sieet imp. Henry Colton entered bl dam by Revenue. TH Thia was a sweepstakes for all ages; one mile ana @ quarter, $50 eutrance, play or pay; $750 added yy the association. There were twenty-five nompa- tions for this race, which brought to the post nine starters, These were Dennison & Crawford’s brown colt Narraganset, by imported Eclipse, dam Jesse Dixon, by ft ag ye ears pa L. B. Holland’s bay gelditug Corsican, 6; nele dam by Sovereign, 4 years old; Mr. Ec) erson's chet nut Metairie, by Star Davis, dam ——, 4 ae old; Colonel’ O'Fallon's brown filly Alta V Vela, by Vandal, dam Filigree, by Stockwell, years oie M. H. Saniord’s bay horse Lancaster, by. x10 dam Bine bonnet, 6 years old; Colonel O'Faton's bay filly The Banshee, by Lexington, dam Balloon, 4 years old; Dr. Weldon’s bay horse Jubal, by Balrow- me dam Julia, 5 years old; Hunter & ‘Travers’ = mig Nemesis, by imp. Eclipse, dam Echo, & and W. Cottrill’s Sheet colt, Cottriil, bard Dante Boone, dam Maggie G., 4 years old. Nemesia ‘Was the favorite over any nained entry, Narraganset be sevond choice; then Cottriil, Lancaster and olonei O'Fallon’s Banshee; and Alta Vela, Metairie, ena and Jubal being sold as a fleld for very itue money. nere Was @ long (ime spent In getting the horses in line for the start, a8 iial?a dozen times they broke away before the flag fell. They were started frow the thiree-qnarter pole, at the head of the home- strete! When the start was given the lorses were not cisse together, aud Nemesis and Cottrili were beaten then and there. Alta Vela had the best of the sena'-off, Lancaster second, Nari set and Metairie ..ext, then The Banshee and Corsican, Jubal, Nemesis quod Cottrili bringing up the They. came al; nat ying up the nomestretch, and pansea tue stand pyetty well spread out, Alta Vela leading, Lancaster's “oud, Narraganset wird, Metairie foureh and the othen® straggiug alter them. went into the arn aie. bolted to the ht, crossin, in front of Lacaster, which mast @ shorten his stride, and {0 an instaut Narraganset went to the front, tthe quiarter pole he led two lengths, Me- talrie second, | an r third, Corsican fourt Alta Vela firth, Tue Banshee sixth, Cottrill and Jubal seventh and efguth, and the favorite last. The jatter ne ver made an effort aiterwarda, her ridor discoverea’ that he had no chance of ing a place, There Was very little interest im (he rod hom there to the’ end, as tt was evident that Narraganset was run,ing Well in band and had Great command over 1\'¢ others. Lancaster ran into fie pecans place on thé backatretch and held it into the homstretch, when he Was passed by Corsican and Alte Vela. After a steady’ run Lome Naraganset woh the race by a couplé of lea ths, Pe org second, tw lengths in front of Alta ¥\2la; Metaine fourth, casier fifth, The Banshey’ #ixth, Jubal sevent Nemesi« eighth, and Cow ill ninth—the two | walking in, Time of the dag h, 2:10. ‘The following is @ sdmmar\ Of the above rac Sweersrakes for all ages, One apd a quarter Tales, fifty dollars entrance, pit \y OF pay; $750 added by the association. Dennison & Crawford entered br,. & Narraganset, by Imp, Eclipse, dam Jessie Di Xn y Arling- ton, $ years oid. . Holland enter n, by Uneie Vie, dai n by Sovereign, 4 four yea 18 OD... 66 Colonel Fallon entered br, 1, Alta \ éla, by Van- dal, dam Filigree, by Stockwell, 3 y ears old. J. Kckerson entered c. Metairie, by & ae Davie ae Katona, 5 years oid...... ms aa Sanford entered bv. h. Lancaster, m, dam Bine Bounet, 6 years old.. cownel O'Fallon entered b. 1. the Banat 66, by Lexington, dam Balloon, 4 years old Aa Alta Veia 2 ‘by Lex: Dr. Weldon entered b. h. Jubal, by iairenwnte, dam Julia, 6 years old. . Bunter & Travers entered bik. f. emesis, by ‘ikup. Kelipse, dam Echo, 4 years old,........'. Ww. Coltrlil entered ¢. ¢: Cottrit, ty Danie Boone dain Maggie G., 3 years oid. Time, 2:30, THE THIRD KRACK. ‘Thia was called the Fiaeh eee & BWeeprtakes: | fox WO JOOE Gly WAY & WUE $60 Chixauce, viBy oF 9 aged association. Out of twenty i ‘Sarbanty. by Bima A hs imported suostens Say Satu sans, a ‘eatigote by the ‘youngsters * an ur, vain attem, Cotes time ety ‘ake a MeDabiel's 66 it ran more than Jet go to agcrambiing and James waa nae first, having the Reworselens fourth, Intrt Pevera sixtn 0. i Jrawford’s two last. ane at the si on bo notwithst tere eg aie the, ba Crawiora's two sixth and seventh, the two Macs bringing up the rear. Time, forty-nine and three- quarter seconds, Below will be found the summary of the third FLASH Sraxes—A sweepstakes for two year olds, 3 $600 added by balf mile; $60 entrance, play or the association. ¥. Morris entered c. f, Remoreeless, by imp. Eclipse, dam Barbarity, by Simoon. A. Belmont entered c. f.. Nellie Jam 2 ee dam Lilla, tr Yorkshire. ompson entered br. f, BY ee eo dam Ansei’s dam, by Yorkshire Hunter & Travers entered’ ¢, f, In rownle, dam Jennie Rose, by @ mn & Crawford entered b. f. ry imp. L’Auglaise, by Hobbie Rovle. Colonel MeDauiel entered br. ©. by Dot Canary Bird, by imp. Albion, Mr. McGrath entered bi Har! ton, dam Lucy Dowie. Colone! 0’ Fallon’s ¢. f. by nelia, by imp. Glencoe... ime, 493¢ secon HORSE NOTES. The trotting meeting at Buffalo, which commences on the 10th instant, will be one of the most brilliant events that has ever taken place on the Buffalo Driving Park. The association nang up $25,000 in purses, which will bring together large fields for the prizes. Neariy all the trotters of note ip the country are either gt Buffaio or on their way to that city. On the firs day there will be two races for $3,000, and on the second day $4,500 will be hung up for compe- ition. On the third day three races will be trotted, the second one for a purse of $10,000—$5,000 to the winner, $2,500 to the second horse, $1,500 to the third and $1,000 to the fourth. There Pilg Pe five or six Btarters for this Cicisl among erica Girl, Goldsmith Maid, Lu baoly otners, ‘te entre rk not Rockey and pfol closé until the 7th instant. On the for will be two races, the most foponeet Y So's pe purse for horses tat iy uevér m 2:3: 28 mn or in harness, more ‘will start purse, a mong se robably _ thi Bana stallion Henry eth a qrers Boy, the stallion Tati ane piston aty of Latee ge will great - ulation t @ ten tho dol ere tt ere ‘Wii! be ant pmense gathering nt as that place Is the moé cp trottlo and in America. The teed tation Li tH fa how oo husk ia vogue int th CG pune yaad tts igemi\ers have done more to ad oe ie cl racter of bhe Soting turf than all tie 0 eebcrie Rene combined. Tt was on thig track that Dexter ie eee vest fs gland under the sad- fies and 2:174 in harhéss, Mr. Turnbull, while at Saratoga Springs, pur- chased from a gi senteman of Watertown a son of the stallign Commodore Vanderbilt, which he has named wi Rnd ate most beayti ally pro oreenes. a Ae de Ml pian ant ru fliteen n, rumor en he is “1 wit Nspeea? le looks like a trotter, and ho doubt is very fast. A rumber of trotting horses have gone to Saratoga with the Intefition of exhibiting thelr fast points on the ~ ground track at that place 10 for what pursca may be offered, We hope that whatever is done will be “on the sqdare;’’ but this ig ratner doubtful, a8 Sete during the race meetings at Saratoga are gen- er ly “fat catchers,”? ly Thorn will not go to Buffalo, THE ALLEGED ENGLISH FORGERS, The HenaLy of yesterday informed its readers of the arrest of one Olement Harwood and John Hatcher On board of the steamer Russia upon her srrival from Liverpool, on a charge of forgery made by the medium of @ able despatch from Inspector Balley, of tne City Police, London The Getails of the crime were not stated in the original despatch, nor were they given in the second, which was received yesterday afternoon by Inspector Bilks in anawer to the one he had sent on the previous evening announcing the arrest and seizure of the mouey found on the person of Har- wood, amounting to about $65,000 of American currency, but all in French and English coin and notes, In this second despatch Inspector Batley merely said that application had been made to the roreign OMice for the extradi- ton of Harwood under the Geary, nd “y armed with thg necessar New York on the next 6 that the missing requested Ing) 5 auer, joney amoui pn Dilks to revena the three port manveans ant the money found. ‘This statement of the amount realized by the for, $071 lett abou $26.00) ai unrpund, nd aud recta « ee Bg He aga: gag & peome le e order Bitkes ig heey hope that 4 might re hg oy 4 - was di or the ng reasure, which, however, ippointed. ‘Tht mount dotaine by the frat search was certainiy they had with them, and the rest had rObabiy been partly spent for the extensive and ane ae reonal outfits ray brought with the yut mosi perhaps, Ppa dee Jost on the turf, or the “Derby book’? of e000, ore was found among his effects, showed that he had oeen & mos reckless gamester on ho! and faa given or taken rages, 2 Irightful odds on oraes eutireiy unknown to fame. ‘The prisonera have Sipreened a Pilipanens: § son C turn to England without waiting for ig bye it 18 not probabié that advan wil be ake this waiver, and that they will be detail: awalt uhe arrival of the Engiisah officer, THE TAILORS’ STRIKE. its Proportions Increasing=What Transpired Yesterday. Yesterday the strike assumed an Incontestible im- portance, The manufacturers, or middie men be- tween the solitary shop tatlofs gnd the mjllionnaire Clothiers, met at No, 134 Bevena tthe and made common cauge-with their humble brethren, No re- turns were procurable last night, but at noon yester- Gay sixty-seven had closed establisuments, employ- ing {rom twenty to 300 men each, and to-day, it is said, will see every factory closed. The New- ark, x audio gounty, East New York, Oarl- mana- factuters of the eae and puburban work is thus stopped. r Brothers and Steinhardt & adler suc- cumbed yesterday afternoon and signed the bill. Deviin it ‘ts reported, will agree to-day, and Brokaw Brothers, about whom some doubts have been pro- mulgated, are said to have signified thelr udnerence S she bill Of prices published tn the HaRALD yester- “tione is at the disposal of the sti of the entente cordate casting Lannion We ‘ons branches of the trade ts not wanting, from the fact that the Journeymen Tatiors ve the sain ene Will vole @ like sam next week, and levy one dollar on each mi voueh the sostety'e funds, nner ie Executive Committee had their hands full yes- terday in setting watches and receiving reports. A jute president of Union No. 10 hada man on watch arrested and taken to the Easex Market Police Count, where his releave on $200 bail waa soon alter procured. Beyond this no oiuer 4 poring occurred. isturbance worth few REVEHUE FRAUDS BY CLEANSING STAMPS, Yesterday afternoon John McCartucy, Patrick Carroll, Samuel H. Harrison, Thomas Byrnes, Fred- erick Kaltze, James Wood and George ©, Haggerty were arrested by Major H. G Whitley, chief of the Getective service of the Treasury Department, and derective Farley, of the Central Police office, These men are all charged with defrauding the gov- ernment by the simple but effective process of col- leoting cancelled revenue stamps, cleansing them by asimple chemical process, and ‘then putting them on the market as new. The officers it uantities of the cancelled stam; ON een ive oe re ra, and will Ue arraigued eon Ot. United Bune THE NATIONAL GAME. mplous ef 1863 ve, Champions of 1969. ne Unie ground yesterday looked particularly cheering. The weather was exceedingly pieazant; the sun’s rays were temporized by the mig.y clouds, and thus the dazzle was averted, and could the fleld apeak it would resemble R, G, W. Markhom’s voice—in being “vocal velvet.” The pleasant wea- ther overhead; the bright, soft, natural carpet un- derneath; the Jags and streamers of every concelva- ble shape and shade, Nuttering from the Nagetatis on the grounds, together @ crowd of some 1,200 or 1,500 quiet, pleasant spectators on the seats around, and the uniformed athletes, old and young, disport- mg on the torf, rendered the scene really beautiful. Of gourse @ a«imilar scene may often be enjoyed on the Union grounds, but that of yesterday was little beyond the ordinary, for there were men present as plsyers and spectators who had not taken part in @ game of ball Jor years, and who were masters of the sport before it became a recognized profession. The occasion of this gather- ing was @ match arranged to come of between the chawpion nines of the Iivkford Cinb of 1863 and 1969, At the scorers’ desk, along with representa- tive Jenkins, sat Frank Pigeon, one of the founders of the Eckford Club, and for many years pitcher for the firat Ley He, oe couree, was looked upon some- what ag the father of the club, and the members of the present champion nine were viewed by him, no doubt, a8 grand-children, But to ‘THE GAME. Jobn Goldie having been chosen to oMciate as umpire play was opened with the Sixty-three nine at the bat. Wood led of with a good hut to left field, on which he made his firgt base easily. Beach followed with a his to short fleld, forcimg Wood ahead en the latter be aneras Out of the line of the base to avoid the bal’, oe bad to Pat. terson oy Hodes. was decided out. Maudit, one of the “old old-timers,” then took the stick and send- ing a low ‘daisy cutter” to left field made two bases. This was a good opening and was hailed by the members of the club and others With loud cheors and no little merricient was created by the fact of the old chap’s doing #0 well on Martin’s pitching. Maudit's hit sent Beach home, but Maudit got no farther than second base, ag Grum, sending a high ball to right Oeld, was captared by Pinkham very prettily. Snyder then followed, and in rapid succession made three strikes; but Jewett, not getting the ball until the secoud’ bound, was obliged to throw 1t to first base, thus heading off te striker and ending the innings 2 with one run, ‘Toe new champion nine then took the bat to face Grum’s pitching, a¢ 8; prague had not yet arrivea. Allison popped ‘up a font which Was Heach-ed on the fy and Allison roti Patterson gent a hot grounder to short stop where Devyr was playing, and Mr. Patterson waa cared for at first base by Devyr and Campbell. Mr, Martin was treated toa afnilar dose immediately alterwards, and the new champions retired without arun. This result was loudly cheered, and whispers weit around how fanny it wouid be if the old chaps should whip the ne ‘ones, Judging by the style of the applause here Were many present who would have been thehty ‘aelighted to to see the old men victorious; Dut Js Was hoping for too mach to hope that they would Wy rey through. ‘hen the Sixty-niners ob- fainea e lead they managed to hoid it, but they were Sobliged to work for it Of the playing on the occasion Wood's at second, Devyr’s at short and Campbeil’s at first, are particularly praiseworthy. Wood seemed to pe alinost ubiquitous; ue was everywhere that any chance for fielding the ball was likely to ‘be given. Devyr watched the points and fielded as sharpiy almost as ne had ever done, and Campbell vaptured every- thing that could be captared by @ man in his post. tion, In the outfleld Maudit threw himself around and did as much ground and lofty tumbling as of or, and worked withal, quite siiarply, An oppor- ity for a fycateb, which it was thOaght he could not get up to, was nipped handsomely. Grum and Snyder each succeeded in putting &@ dead stop to the Bilge of the ball on oue occasion. Beach, at third although i a position with which he was en- firely ‘undeauainied, worked quictly and steadily, 8) ué and Beach with the batter between em, looked so much Be “old times’? as to call Hp comment quite frequently, “it looks natural see mm here.” To detail the game further woud be superfluous, as the following score will tell the story ef the game quite plainiy:— BIXTY-THEEE. GIXTY-NINA, Players. , Plagers . R. 1B. 7 db i @ allison, iat b...1 3 6 7 1 ry Eaiterson, 24°b.. 4 a3 5 0 1 2 Marun, 4 3 1 4 & Nelson, 87 H t 1 odes, s. 2 3 2 Sewou, 4 1} 2 1 2 Fresooy,i ab 74 > “ of pita ncrd 22 8 377 0 Tote HHaG INNINGS. Aes 2d, Bd. 41n, Beh. Gh. TI BIA. OD, Lag gee 1 oe vad 8464 ie Lett apver clean nia Mal sea Bayder. 1: Sprague, 1; sitison, 4; Pi Ty Martins 2 ii egies! Based ob ob c: ‘4 al each! as ir ie a gabe | tai v ‘araty y ares Rreacer. Piokham? 4 ier, 1; - Foul bound catebes—~Beach, Run out—Nelaon by Wood, fod, ror Beach and Camp- Play Put out by Campbell, 11; Wood, 1; Reach, 1 i, a ce ft tain th desleted” by Devyr, 7 008s 3 } Beach, 1; Grum,1; Reach, 1; Camp- it out by ja tent 1, 8; Nelson, 1—totai, & lated by Patterson, 3 Seweit, elaon, 1— “on on foul balle—Sixty-three, 9 times; Bixty-nine, 3 8. Scorere— Messrs. Jenkins and Watson, Umpire—Mr. Jobn Goldie, of the Union Olub of Morriwa- pera 4 oe nia. Time of game—2 hours %5 minutes. Base Ball Notes. ¥ ‘The second nine of the Sociais defeated the secoud nine of the Gothams yesterday at Hoboken, with a score of 43 to 37. To-day the Mutuals and Irvingtons will play at the Union grounds, the Atlantics and Unions of Morris- ania will play at the Oapitoline, and the members of the Empire Club over thirty years of age will piay be those under thirty at we Elysian Tields, Ho. A match game of baee ball between the Olympics, of New York, and the Hxcelsjora, of Worcester, Mass., was Se Yesterday afternoon at Worces- tor. Th was closed on account of aarkuess iympice oa nad played their full iunings and re atthe pat, with @ score for eight in- ies ¥Celslors 29, Olympics 23. Ay the Athiética, of Brooklyn, will visit Stam- mor piay egal la the cl wy x at pee us armonics, Te-moroty ay. they will Pe ine ‘hose Club, ot jarlem, on thet inion Groun COMMISSION-RS OF EMIGRATION. ‘This Commission were convened in special meet- ing yesterday afternoon, Messrs. Loutrei, Kapp, O'Gorman, McElroy and Smith being iu attendance, and Mr. Winston presiding. After transacting some routine busipess and making appropriations for work on tafe Isignd, a letter ie sae and read pa a St ea ead the photity % 3 af we verchs Prats po. on 2st age te ro na of confirming * St10} ent in Castie Garden, which wae as Mr, 9) ae Mr. ¢ ‘O'Gor@an, bai wae avail, od indeed confit Se i hoa ‘ordered to Bia Vestt- rman a tf oh of the chai Fextomton a ie ie st Mr. ae antes GC Be arity be ae carrer tc th, of it sums of mon lowe Loans aaa iatlog Were rape yn teresting st presen: ‘umber of etaigranis brrived t6 July 28, 1869, “163,180 go ‘of emigrants arrived siace to Atig. 4, 1809. 4,925 TOA... acessegesseee ‘To same date in 1968. Balance in bank January 1, 1869. Aggregate receipts to July 28. is6?. ANOTHER RAID OW WALL STREET BANKERS. Important Suits C enced In the States Coort, Brooklyn. Collector Bailey, of the Thirty-second Collection District of New York, pursuant to instructions from the Revenue Department at Washington, bas com- menced suits against the private bankers in this city and the members of firms that reside ip Brook- Jyn for omission to make the returns monthly to the aenessors, as required by the 110th section of Jane 80, 1966, These are to contain watementa of Capital employed, amount of business done and the deposits made with them. The defguit covers omission for fifteen months bored on the pert of some 130 private bankers. United ten Marshal al Dalton served the notices yesterday upon most of the private bankers of New ¥ork who reside In Brookiyu, The gnita are for the recovery of the fines imposed by statute, The firm of Jay Cooke Co, are among the defendants. STAQBING AFFAAY IN BAOOKLYN. James Galiagher and Jon Harberson, two men occupying apartments in a tenement iouse in Navy street, near Park avenue, had a dispute last evening fn to their relative rights to the possession of a cer- arathen United tam room. Harberson lost all control of his temper saree pad ree and taking a knife Out ol hin bed Gi er With it, inflicting a dan- : | Beas gourd over the right eye, ir Skelton, of the y-fourth . precinct, was called in and ar- larberson, who was Tockea up In the cells or Hig Myrti¢ avenve station house fox the migit Danes, arrived at St. Louis on Tuesday en route to Salt Lake, An Omaha despatch says new freight sans wen ae bh the Union Fuciae Pon road yeatercay. rates are from thirty per cent lower than eadigethiconp iru Gone tee le with cyte ue *or10 wi cargo muskets for the Tur Turkish government. J am limiiar ae, BA a destingtion, ‘waa shipped three HE peo force A elas ag vd Fire and Marine Insurance Com- being able to maneyeiyh with the vow Y state insurance laws, ‘The d itch apnonne- est va failure says the Tlabuiities * a Pheavy, aud the “me Bryan (Texas) Republican mous): Wy neninases Generel W. T. Clark wo sepresent 2 the Third Congressional istrict m ‘he nomination is considered equal to an SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=This Day. 5 00 | Moon rises,..morn 2 28 711 | High water....eve 6 31 PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 4, 1869, Hernld Packages. Captains and Pursera of Vessels arriving at this port will please deliver al! packages intended forthe HERALD to our Fegularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Yacht fest. The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the regular monthly meeting, ne March 8, 1868:— Resolved, That on and after Prete will ‘discontinue. the ihe ee barbor of New York. The office of the ea bang m rae OS JAMES aus NRTTR is ere rige ‘commute ications fre racers and consiynees to (Pe Pog of inward bound ves ‘eels will be forwarded free Associated on ofp ats in te CLEARED, pfigamanin China(Bn, Hockley, Liverpool via Queenstown Cunar: Peed Minnesota (Br), Hall, Liverpool—Williams & nto) Biearosnp Tillie, Partridge, Galveston via Key’ West—C Ht beg yp Leo, Dearborn, bavannah—Murray, Ferns & Brena Memrclia Crowell, Charleston—A Leary. 1p per, Rector, New Bediord—Ferguson & den Fleece (Br), Rhodes, Barbados—H Trow- o Home, Brandt, Matanzas—J E Ward rig ro ‘Blanchard (Br), LeDain, Pasptiac—C L Hina a ‘Brig Lizzie (Br), Stepbens, Halifaz, NS-J V Onalivia & chr weet Ranger, Nassau—Jos Eneas, pitt worth Br), Hunter, Windsor, NS—Orandal, bh, raping on, ‘Abrahams, Fernandina — OL Wrtaht & Co, ie Davis Bistrop, 8: nnab—N L McCrea eS ee fon Draper,” Meady, Baltimore—-Van & ok Henry Middleton, Brower, Baltimore—C F Staples. Gour F Keating, Daniels, Philaddiphia—& Crowell eh iter, Hume, Philade! Behr niviny Olaric, Pembroke, M Mere Pipe & Go, felt Harry & Ned, Greene, New Haven--U K Hackett & ‘Schr Challenge, Lowrs, Hartford —Ferguson & Wooa, Steamer Zarali, Jones, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THR HERALD STSAM YActirs. Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, er, Wyimington, NO, 4 days, ith mdse and passengers, to J: Sleamahip Ellen ® serry, Chapin, Newbern, NC, 60 hours, with mdse and vassengers, to Bt ip Fanite, Freeman, Puiedelphiee ® ‘with mdse, to J Suip Repabitk (NG), Fi Bremen, 61 days, with mdse and 0 9 Uukbordt & Oo. Had light wealenly winds and srr 16 wi arms Se Bark Guurtje Marie (Dutehhe ape, Rotterdam, 63 da; qin hans Ce 10 passengers to Punch, Baye & bo. Had we ‘winds and thick fog most of the passage.’ ny a (Nor); Jansen, Hikers, 57.4 moderate Lig with light winds, ae ne (on) ast Railsich, Marsollies, 67 days, with mdse, ‘Victor moderate weather. Bark Frindsemse Alexandre (Dahish, new), Verdon, st Crofs, 18 days, with sngar, &e, (0 Roche Bros & Cottey, Ang. in the the Gulf, bad porare ‘easterly tae, with heavy Bark Savannah (of Phitadelphia), Anguilla, 28 gre with tomaster. Had ight, moderate weather. uly, tat 6 28 Bark Us lays, with mdse, to als with steamer entire puis Miller, Virginia. ers, Virginia. Cimbria, from Hambarz vie Havre, which repos art had weater! ‘first part of pansage itroug en 5 eather and variable winds. ui ie a oy de htt ae |, i a om. £0) ‘ stat ie ibn 6813; paseod Henmshlp City of Bivokiye: from Maniley which arrived 84, re, vine 1 oe lope J iad the ee CS ee we of Spee dune saint sine, 105 See fo (Br), from onibay iat 81a Wr lon 3898 We ep mhander ¢ eet der, exaising--bad Tees ne poke schr othe brig James Miller, from Bridgeport, CB, which arrived fe consigned to Suow & Burgess, not aa before reported. Passed Tirough Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Stearnah! nahtp Dirt Dirigo, \ Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse, t Bebr ‘tien mW & ta St Jobn, NB, 15 days, with lum- Bane Sarai (Craile, Hadtport for New York, with ir ¢, Kastport for New York, will sefcbr Mary & Es aieseds oh ca é ache tac Mai za, Elward, Cala! ay 8, for with lumber, to Simpson & Clapp. | “AY for New York, meer Porter, Wala, Richmond, Me, for Balti- aie Dew “ts id Macbias for New York, with lumber, Sehr patty Dillon, Rockland for New York, with lime, to b R Brow! D Gram, Cr Ora, Boston for Philadelphia. Bobr Danid Pearsall, Voorhis, Greeawich for New York. Scar Jas aes Seni, Nantucket for New York, with fh, te Comstoe ny Francie, Rantoctiet for New Yor, or, dou Pier, RL for New York. Fall hiver for New York. Fall River for New York, Fall River for New Yo videnoe for New Yori vidence for Pilladelpbia, ng iat Barker, lence for Philadelphia, br Be Bo rience for New York. Perkins, Norwich for New York, in iaray, * Dick¢reon, Portland, Portland, Ci, for Hee Papen, Bes rr i ork tc wo, ortlan ‘or New York. Se aa ew York, Anna J’ Russell, Chapman, Pordand, Ct, for New Bene. Jane Mitchell, ——, Portland, Ct, for New York. ron York, feht Goud, Beabuiy, New Haverl fof New York. jew Haven for Ni or sae “Sohn Re Haven for New York Bebr h, Hi it, Hartford for jew York. visite! Havwigh or ew Yones” drover jen Cove tor New York, ata Rie A Allen, Glen Cope or itaverstraw, Behr Cold Bpring for New York, praahs “BAST. tat Biophens, New York fats mis w New he ee we i trenton ter Proviuen idence mn] for itestone, ifhind, Both sesh orwich. pene 3 ani bins, New Branawick for New Ha- Schr 8 Selzey, Shropshire, New Brunawick for New Ha: cht © Goodwin, Pusher, Now Brunswick for Providence ey oe mer ce ber ER ua pate ty forNew Haven. Jour ¥ Hl Baten % Johnson for Deep chr pote % pn ated Pear en i rE Pols, Rovoina sheabeanport tar Brldgeyert hr White lizabethport for Briggeport FO Allen, Hale, Bilzabeth hr Jonephy Skidmore, Elizabethport for New Haren. Sohr M Hamilton, Greene, Eileabetapors for Norwich. Schr G Ht Paynter, Hookens, Klizal for Bridgeport, Sour A Davison, Roberts, Blaten feland for ‘hrogg’s Pont. Sehr Fountain, Bennett, Albang for Fall River. a Allie, Aibany for Fall River. r Eilea, Hi ane, 7, Albany for poston. Garey, Rondout for chet od Edwards, Hoboken | for Hartford. row Saree for Norwalk. hr Ee gM lovoken for bg hr G Watson, Hoboken for Middletown. Schr Harry & Mis iceman for Bi rid &ebr ken for or Kew fi Sehr Challeny New York for Nar Schr GM Went Bary Nes New York for Galais. Behr JM eee Eldridge, ork for Fall River, br Bxperiment, Hall, New York for Litiie Neck, Bebr Gh Boren, New York for Fall Ri Schr 8 Daniels, Smit ‘York for Hartfoi Hohr 68 Wentworth, Dean, New York for Boston. Fl Brockway, ‘New York for Middletown. 3 Bohr 1 Cooms, Jumenouy New Work for —-+ BELOW. hip Freedom, Bradley, f nedom. Bradley, from Bristol June 26, with railway ‘park Albina, Waefeiaer, trom Sirintol June 17, with. rail way Iron, to Thos Dunham's Nephew & Co, SAILED. Bteamships Chine, Liverpool; Minnesota, do; Leo, Savan- nah; Magnolia, Charieston; Champlon, do. Wind at sunset WEW, Shipping Notes. ‘The yacht Siivie, belonging to Mr Dodge, is on Dean’a rail- way, Red Hook, having her bottom put in order, preparatory to the annual aammer crutse of the New York Yacht Club, ‘The following vessels are on Burts’ dooks at Red Hook :— Bteamtug George Birkbeok t# on the floating dock, being calked and receiving # coat of copper paint; the barge Erie ts on the large railway for general repaira; the lighters Una and Ritter are on the small wayn for general repaira, Marine Disasters. BARK OPTISA (Bp, at f soa iblante if survivors of the bark found on one of tie Falk ‘survivor fine Joenes Br), which was, at sen in March Inaty white on hee way (ran ie pwiek. Thwas suppored that but eight out of 60 persons on board were saved, BRIG ALPHA, Capt Weathaver, from New York July 96 for Waiu.nn ft eintes ashore at 1 Sgusan, areas nove off Wrecking co Brig ARION {Ah songeness which cleared at thts rted fe janeiro, arrived at itiast, ut = will brobabiy hess there for Rio, Fs Paiaeryanre irorong eaeg eeyrent nae as frome Litartbelan were also. tee sbatee aad Rey be he ee Rey partion ty Belfast aud Sears Capt Robt H Cleared at New Beriford Aug 8 bark Pioneer, Hazard, for Atlantic Ocean. A letter trom" Capt Chapell, London, reports her at St Jobs 6p ofl to London, uid would sail for Trinity Bay Spoken. ark Morning Star, from Barbados tor Boston, July 3, lat 4114, lon 63 Bark Htankheter, from Shanghae for New York, May —, ‘pare Oe Liverpool for Baltimore, Aug % altion aha Ton 68 8 Cy plat oat Francis Perkins, Noid). ep eagan, {ram New York for Denaerars, © nye oe, 30 Foreign Ports. r, Aug 8—Arrived, emery | St Laurent, Lemaire, NY k i id afr Have fa ships Calcutta, pea CaLourra, Jul; Boston: ‘Nenitan, Martha Cobb, Pearson, it, 1 Bremen for NYork (ani left 24th (or New HAvBR, Jul; be (8), Havana, Aug 4—Arrived ilk 6 AM), steamship Oty of Mexico, Deaient NYork fr marek ‘Aug SoPut ip Urig Alpha (Br), Westbaver, fork for Glasgow, ‘no revious), steamship City of Cork, 4 Bd, at noon (f Rot 15—In port, brigs Jane (Allen, alien (from. Liverpool Port av Pens rn fenry & Louise, Colters, fro i Ree gry in 10 days; Aug 8~Arrived, steamahip City of London, seeaver’ ck Liverpool; 7 4th, France, Grace, do for do QuEuro, Aug eo ksnved, steamship St David, Scott, Glas BOW, MAS, July 18@—In Foie f i ee ea, arrived Tith + amnpbel) i ce iby i Conntance (i (Sr), MeFar- saat iin, barks fo Palentine ine | s i secgash, damalce to 100, 10 load. fora Noribera ports brigs Br), Runsky, aod Dune keld (Br), Hankinson, for do ea Albert’ (Br), Har. 4y, do to load ror Gréat Britain Riverside, Hall, a SZopean, Domingo, to load ras Northern poris; 1th, Western'Sea, Harding, Turks Island and Boston. American Ports, eEOSTON, Aug 8—Below, ship Dantel Draper, from Cal G Glenred—Barkn Jobn Wooster, Knowles, Constantinople: G8 Rogers, Morricon, Port Spain; brig Antilles, Doulls, Ci- enfuegon. dh Arrived, barks Dunmore re Bri, Roberteon, Singapares Express (NG), Darmer, Rotterdam ; Fredout, Burke, Fayaly ri Rondout ; sehr Alpine, urine, ing Seatived, bark B Rogera Bn, Cros bes piegreda“Bark, O10 ore. F ES ee) Amsterdam; brig 10, St Jo! aeANGOK hug? bees ty ig ea Owens, Mid. geboro, Eng: brig Mary Stewart, Adams, NYork ta load for Can Islands; schr Mary Lymburner, Lanall, Tuska Ink ands. ‘Satled—Schr David Wasson, Perkins, NYork. BATH, Aug 2—-Cieared, brig David B Doane, Veasie, Alex andria, AOHARGESTON, Aug 4—Salled, steamship Saragossa, Ry- der, NY OA! a wea Cleared, schr Julle, Kent, Port Morris te bri ‘oid, | Maguire, NYork: fist, schra Abbie jaton, and Sahwa, vane, ‘Alig 2—Arrived, oe Marion, Poland, ot GREENWICH, July S1—Gailed, achr Rappaban- ion oR TL NY wit LL RIV, 4 ‘og 2—Sailed, schr Isaac H Borden, Bad- “GALVESTON, July 39-arrived, brig Florenee, Rathbun, ger Euterpe, Nichéle, NYork. ied ma ‘Aug 2—Oleared, ship Abyssinia, Parsops, jew River, "HOLMES" HOLE, Aug’, PM—Arrived, achre Auda, Nor. Rondout for Salem; Reve ickereon, and A ht ham bare Ghnton, Winslow, geneea, o anal ¢ , Cotuil for NYors; Joseph fant for leddyille yb, Ryder, Hyannis for 24, AM—Arrived, sohrs J.G Huntington, Jones, Albany for Pratt, kerson, if Pitsdelpbia f forte Frances Coftin, v8 re solda: Bieetes, nad for Salem; RE Pecker, Thi ork fort ‘St Jobna, ahaa, RF: ‘West Wind) Corson ; Maryland, poet eat Wind, Corson; 4 Parsons, Davin; ifcien Mat, Nickerson; ¥ @ Irwin kine} Mary. 7 Weaver, W oh ‘Borion for fpr Puhaalphia i g Rekha Ri mh A splabary ir 40; Louisa, Bat ww ti den, Chirshin, Bang for Hartisrds Haye B oa ber, Poruaad for NYores Richmond, Guptil; id BHee den, Hall; Susan, Dumond; Bacio, Ul Ging, and Allie Phisbury, Rockland for do. hrs Julia & Pratt, JG Huntington, hous F cantnboH Li, Inly 9—Arrived, schr Anthea Godfrey, SW gREE AS Tat Bt OU ean 3 al ived, ateamshiy tats Horie, Philadelphia.’ Befow, ship Paul i Davi, Oito, fron wv Olekred--Bark Australt insten, Liverpool. Soutawest Pass, Jul vf ship Liabon, NORFOLK, Ava 2--A) tye ~ Ann Amelia, Johnson, 1 Arrived, schrs Mount Hope, and Marian Gage Boh pear Currier, NYork; 2d, Farnham, ans ary urrier, fork; Mar: an, Eheabethport. ” SENS, NEW BEDFORD, Ang 8—Salled, schoolship Massachu- actts, wit an ee eed bark Sacramento. NEW HAVEN, Ang Arrived, bark AC Adams, Leavitt, Liverpool ; achr Annie B: Prin he, Ponce. PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3—Arrived, barks Schamyl, Cros- by, and Pauline hf ‘Kruger, Boston; brigs Le Croix, aton, do; Dirt; NYork. Cleated—Brign Leporter, Coombs; Prairie Rose, Low; Dirigo, Cofin, a Jouanck! Elliott, Boston; JW Wéodruls , Saletu, PORTLAND, Aug 2-Arrived, echt Maracaibo, Heniy, New PAWTUCKET, Aug 8—Arrived, schr Roxanna Burley, Phillips, Hoboken. PROVIDENCE, Aug 8—Arrived, achrs Shepard A Mount, Young, and Texas, Champlin, Hoboken; Amon Briggs, Knapp, Hay Haverstraw; (olden ay, Davis, NYork. jod-—Schre Mary A Predmoré, Hart, Sonth Amboy; Jo- erate hs ‘Thos, J Owen, Selleck. Haverstraw ; Gen Grant, Miller; Susan E Nast ia Be eaves; Almon Bacon, Crosby, an ekere Nore, ng jgAtrived, brig Arion (NC), Jonge: we Vangilder, Boston; a rived, atenmship Conatita- i &. tudeon, eee Eduard (NG), Sobst, Hong Cleared 4th, ae # Black Hawk, Crowell, NYork ; Golden Hora (Bp), Rives Baxer' * feta rie Honoluiu; barks Halton Gane (Br), Hubbersiy, Martha Juckson, Walsh, ea ie Oftoey re BA’ Gth-dalied, stent tip hap idan) ere we by I rent and Paner cet ah fen ‘and Lady Suffolk, a BB Walker, Pettingi, ance. AWIbM Aug 2—Arri: a Jgabete, Fiah- er, Boston 5 Bens! ‘Sabletany ‘NYork, brig Surpriee; enti ona ie uly, bark Caroline, and brie H Bteenken ;. F John Ferri Al Pi gRORD, ‘Aug S-Sailed, schr BC Gates, Freeman, IVORC! RBG Y OBTAIN Ant Ate Btates; desert! veer ABE oi aes. fear Sah ag and td fo ever ING, Counselor at Lav, 3a) Broadway. oe er ee poe Hm VERY DEAT OF ALL. THE THEATRICAL MANAGERS AND THEIR 10018, THE NEW REFORM. LAYING THE TRASH ON THE SHEL. ARISTOCRATIC PERAMBULATION EXPLAINED. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON OF FEIDAY. pon'r a SER IT. A wou Bae re pa wilt separ ite FIRESID aie OLE DIVORCES OBTAINED | t) ED Lt me ERENT A% tates withont ay gal oer ib on “Worck tage te ry | wher ‘ina acontsds 1 Om phe a Attorney, 78 Naeenn street, EEF TRA IN THRER MINUTES LIEVIOS Ex. tract of Beet. Genuine. Price reduced, be. riot for fetaily use ee a SONS, 188 Brondway. (ORNS OR § BONIOWR RED FOR 4 ORNTA..0 OR THE remed nent _ by rem: " stamp. Dr WaCkerT, 231 West ttreely Kew New Yorke Come 2 bly! ie ENLARGED Jo1NTs AN way. eters o att if ALL aa. Hirt Sane, ‘SHOULD Ms bes, Flour, Ma ang wm sie nds of New York, i the Places sats by ee ea RS in ox 0, Broad- ee ar ae aves eC Corleare etree, oe ka adie tee