The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1870, Page 7

TRLRCRAPIIC NEWS, FROM ‘ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD "THE CUBA QUESTION IN MADRID. An English Boat Crew for Canada. The Throne Candidature=Freach Repara- tron—Cuba, Maprip, August 6, 1870, ., It ts sald that Don Fervando of Portugal is new /disposed to accept the crown of Spain. Much satisfaction is {eit here at the ceremonies in ‘Rovor of the restoration of the flagstaf of the Brenish consulate at foulon. * Phe press of this city discuss the attitade of the ‘Washington Government towards Cuda, The Mont- {pentalerists use it a8 an argument for an early meet- fing of the Cortes, ENGLAND. Cttizen Neutrality in the War--Parliament— The Avglo-Cauadian Boat Kuce. LonpoN, August 6, 1870, ‘The city of Sunderland has sent au address to Mr. ‘'Giadstone uiging ine government lw persevere tn its policy of neutrality. Both Houses of Parliament held brief sessions to- May. The proceedings were unnuaportant. Prince Arthur bas contributed wyenty poonds to ‘the Canadian Voiuateer tuna. ‘The four Tyne watermen selected to row against ‘St. John (N. B.) oarsmen im the four-oared match at ‘Lachine, near Montreal, have (intsbed their trainiug. ‘The men are in tine condiven. They withtake out ‘two new boats, Which they have tried and which Prove satisfactory. They sall on VYuesday next Arom Giasyow for Montreat, AUST RIA. An Ancient Leader on Modern Issues. VizNna, August 6, 1970, General Turr publishes a letter to prove that Count Bismarck was, in i866, ready to abandon Bel- gium end Luxemburg to France. It is said that ‘Turr was prompted to make the publication by Artends tn France, ITALY. City Riots and Death, TRIN, Angust 6, 1870, Sertous riots took place in Genoa yesterday, aris- dag out of the Froder ciiminal trials, ‘two persons were Killed, ENGLAND. Speakiug for the Union. LONDON, August 6—P. M. An American, writing to the London Tiznes, re- plies to the charge of the tickleness of the United States in the reguiat.on of the dipiomauc service, showing that chunzes ta the British diplomatic corps are more frequent (han in the American, NORTH AROLINA. The Democratic Avalunche—Five Democratic Congressmen Elocied=Majority over Ten Thousand, Rare, August 6, 1870, The election returns received to-day coniirm the previous Opiuion expressed, that the State has gove democratic by trom five to fiveen Chousand Taajority,. Cobb, in the first district, and vixon, to fll the ‘Vacaney occasioned by the death of Mr. Heaton, and Thgmas, all repubite mm the second district, — are — ceriuinly ed. Yeturn render the el of conservative, over Dockery, republican, certain. ‘Gillam, conservative, to fill Dewee's y: ‘Rogers, conservative, are cle: the Fourth distilet, Roxers beats Harris about 90v votes, Beach, conservative, 18 elected over Scott, ‘yepublican, in the Sixtu district. Harper, eonserva- lve, Js doubUess elected over Jones, republican, m ‘the Seventh district, Bou h 3 Of the Leg.sla- Ture Will be largely demowiat.c; some claim a two- Muirds majority in each Louse. eancy, and ed © Congress from The Legislature DemocraticDemoerstic Ate torney neral Blected, WILMINGTON, At Retarus enough have been rece 1 that the conser by deeriv mst 6, 1570, el to settle the ves carry both houses of the majorities. ‘They Fourth, Pith, Sixth distr’ which makes the nse V 1 two repub- hind discrict W. Servative, fa Legislature curry the ‘Third. Seventh Con on delegation stand tive Jicans. In ti also LS, (tell, ¢ 4a undoubtediy elecred, though there are yet two countves to hesr irom. Carefniesti sma- jority at 375. ie ts conceded that con. wervative candidate for Atiorney General, carries the State. UTAH. The eeifon Salt Lake—Political Pro- seriplion Among the Mormons. SALY LAKE, August 6, 1 The election passed off quietiy. Partial returns Andicate 2,000 votes tor General Maxw sition candidate, The Mormon women voted. The entire vote of this city is above 4,000, The Mormon family with whom Maxwell has ‘boarded for a year have turned bin 0 uder posi- tive orders from the Church, because of ius part in the election. generally ANOTHER RAILNGAD Hone mR, Car on the Chesapeake and Ohio Road Thrown Down an Embankment—Twelve Passengers Killed and Twenty Wounded, GREENBRIER, White Sulphur Springs, a} Angust 6, 1870, occurred to-night on the A terrible accident Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to te up train | the | at Jerry’s Run, The next car from rear coach was precipitated down an embankment one hundred fect high and shattered to pec Twelve persons were killed and twenty wounded, ‘The names of the killed and wounded Cannot de ascertained until morning. Major Paxton and son, of Lexington, Va., are mortally wounded, ‘There were about forty persons on the train, PLOSION ON THE LAKES. Boiler Explosiou on Lake Ontario~Three Lives Lost. ’ OswEGO, August 6, 1870, The tug Tornado exploded her boiler at three o'clock this morning, four miles up the lake and one mile and a half trom the shore. Captain W. H. Manwaring, Mo ey Atchison, engineer, ond Zebulon Stone and a deck hand were lost, The tug was valued at $12,000; no Insuran EUROPEAN MARKETS. LONDON MONEY MARKE?.—LONDON, August 6—1:30 P. M.—Consols closed at 59% for money und 89% for the account, American securities quiet and steady; United States five-twenty bonds, 1862, 833; 186d, old, 85; 1867, $2; ten-forties, 81. Stocks firm: Erie Rail: ‘way shares, 15; lilmois Centrais, 101: Atlantic and Great Western, 19, ‘i here ts a better feeling m we markets and on *“Chinge The cause cannot be traced to any feature of the political news. It is probably the resuit simpivy of reaction from the ex- Qgrerated depression Which followed the first an- nouncement of the Fr Prussian war, PARIS Bourse.—Panis, opened dul, Rentes, 67 FRANKFORT Bourse, RANKFORT, August 6.— United States bonds closed dull ut 863; for five- twenties of 1362. Liv RLOOL COTTON MARKET.—Livervoon, August 6--1:30 P. M.—The cotton market closed duit, Miadiing pple 74a: middiing Orieans, sd. ‘Whe sales of tie day have been 10,000 bates, including 1,000 tor export and speculation, , LIVERPOOL BREADSIUFES MARKET.—Liverroor, August 6—1:30 P, M.—Flour, 268. per bbl. for Wesit ern canal, Peas, 3/8. per quarier. LiverrooL PRopUCK Marker.—Lrverroon, Aue Gust 6—1:30 P. M.—Tallow, 44s, od. per cwt, LONDON PRODUCE MARKET,—LONDON, August ¢6,— Tallow dw. PETROLEUM MARKET.—ANTWERP, August 6. —Petro- Youn opened quiet at dof for standard white. and | Hl, the oppo- | | Will prol WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, Augnst 6, 1870. ‘The Law Enforcing the Fifteenth Amendment. Hundreds of applications are being made to the Attorney General’s oMce for copies of the law guar- anteeing the rights of all citizens of the United States, The applications come from all sections of the country, The Attorney General could not posst- bly supply the demand, and beyond those sent to United states marshals, commissioners and others for oficial use, cannot undertake to distribute copics of the law, Many applications have also been made for copies of the law amending the Naturalization act, passed during the last session of Congress, Weekly Financial Statement, ‘The mutilated bank notes burned during the week ending to-day amounted to $345,000, making the total amount burned $26,666,038. The bank cur- rency issued for bills destroyed was $238,295, mak- ing the total amount issued there or $26,223,170, and leaving a balance of $443,168 due for muttiated notes. Bank circulation outstandmg ts date, $299,457,049. The amount of securities held by the Treasurer of the United Siates tn trust for national banks, reported to-d#y, was as follows:— of pub- For circulating notes $342,017,550: depos lic moneys, $16,266,500; total, $353,384, Shipments for the week ending to day:— ‘To the Assistant Treasurers’ depostiorte: nd national banks— Notes sdonul currency Receipts of iractional Fractional currency rede siruyed during the week. Cuirency balance to-day, $39,103,602: $105,000,000, including in gold certiticates $38,249,000, Rece'pts iuternal revenue to-iay, $015,728; for the fiscal year to date, $27,60: 623, Additionai Bank Circulation. Under act of Congress approved July 12, 1870, in- creasing whe yoluwe of national bank circulation $54,000,090, the Comptroller of the Currency up to this date has awarded vo banka inthe States en- titied thereto $1,827,830. ‘he amount issued bhus far upon this award 1 only $152,600, but the balance will be ready to issue about the 1st of September. The banks that have secured the additional circula- Uon were all organized becore the passage of the law authorizing the increase, Bectsion by Commissioner Delano. Commisoner Delano decides in a case where tweive gallons of spirits had been put into a barrel of blackberries, that there was no reason for the barrel being afterwards gauged and stamped, as in the case of reetified spirits; taking the ground that in such an instance the intention was to preserve the blackberries and not to manufacture spirits. The Boston Post Oiice. The supervising architect of the Treasury left Washington last night for Boston, where he will mei Secretary Boutweil and consult with him in re- gard to the new post office in that city. Reappointment of Postmasters. The President has reappointed John Kensier post.) master at Connorsville, Ind., and D. L, Hyde post- muaster ut Dunkirk, N. Y., vice Patterson, Maps of the Darien Survey. The maps of the Darien survey have been trans- ferred to the Coast Survey oMce in this city to be worked up, and it is understood that they will be ready in time to be laid before Congress at its next Session, together with Commander Seifridge’s final reports, Personnl. Hon, James M. Cavanaugh, delezate from Mon- tana, has becn earnestly engaged in endeavoring to procure the pardou of O'Neill and others recently convicted for the ratd into Canada. He has hoj es of success, and to-night lett Washington on that 1 business. COLORADO. Progress of the Kansas Pacific Kailrond— Crime in Denver City—Faverabie Mining Keperts. De » August 5, 1870. Five and a quarter miles of track were laid yes- terday on tlic Kansas Pac fe gap to complete th road to Denver, only thirty-eight mules. It is ex- pected that the last ratl will be latd next we ‘The city 13 overrun wilh desperate characters, and garroting of almost nigiuiy occurrence, — business Ot all kinds is very good at Denver, The Pacific Railroad tands sold up to the 1 z for $4,1 which was ri foot ived © price Was S4 per are, Reports from Park Lake, Sumit, Boulder and other min.ug ¢ eS are quite lavorable. ‘The Germans of tals clLy We +t to-nizht to org asvcely for ils thei reef of wiuo 3 and orphans of icLow county PACIFIC COAST. { | ze | | | | TH Burning ef Snow Sheds on the Cestral Pacific Kaiiro Tnqeests iv San Frans cisco, SAN FRANCISCO, August 6, 1870. About a mile anda half of the snow shed on the Central Pacuie ad, belween Summit and Trackve, was des'royed by fire last ni Trains is before Mondry. ‘The passen- are tran $50,001 The Coroner's annual report clid.ng twenty-two mn seventy-four accidents, IDAHO. erred acioss the break, ‘Tu | loss is | | records 452 cases, In- lers, fifty-seven suicides and Road Agents at Work=Stage Passens: Robbed—An Extensive Mant. Corinng, Angust lena Was attack The coach from E agents at Lite D! nt Va kK this mor itis thougnt ott. men, passenger treasure box was taken, siae of | twelve and } n sight, | . Th China | $4,200, and the | li phed of al it is supposed from hed betwee! $5,000 and $6,000. The company offers $1,000 re- ‘ard for cach ronber capiured, A or alive, & tor the Weasure one-fourth of te amount PEASONAL INTELLIGENCE. Departures tor Karope. | ‘The following passengers sailed for Europe yester day:— | In the steamship Ville de Paris for Havre and Preet-—-Mr and Mrs Power Vatmer, Mr and Mra York, Herbert Wads- | worth, Mrs Honore, "Mr and Mrs Manuel H Mora. Miss | Caroling Mora, Miss ‘Josephine Mora, MF Mo Mora, Mra Dr E Biss, Mra Josephine O Bde t 4 Miguel, Ambrosia and’ Daniel de’ Cardnas, Miss Curlotta de Catdnas and servant, John de Cardoas y & © B Webster, A Kaiard, Mra Pinchon. Linky, Mr and Mrs Fran, Mr Pion, WE Rider, Mr and) Mra Michael Grosy, PB O'Brien,’ G ‘Turnbull, E Dewasery, Mr and Mra Taylor, Mrs AD Gould, & Renard, L art, Speide!, Mrs Tilden, MC Tilden, B Tilden, D'Tiden, Me | Hirdte, WS H Dyke Gautier, Mr Clements, Mr’ Fri- Houre James Iofoskt,’ Adolphe Lilofoski, Mr edberry, Louis Gorget, George Benoit, Mr rand Mrs Duehtene, Count de Limburg, Johu Peyot, JFred Damigny Eugene’ Schinittz, Mr Joseph Kaufmawn, Mrs Octave Husonie, Miss Gadithe, Miss. Marie Peyt, Mi ind Mra Charles radsley, Miss Caroline Denteh, Ph Laville, A Legendre, res B Sherman, Lourbet, Mrs Roalies, Mis# Roaldes, Mise Emma Funk, wie Funk, Mra Piere Geddiot and child, Mist Farzom, Jobn de Martini, Mrs M rar, Mr Pedrioll, Mrs Fongret, D Tile daughter, DB’ Carcenac, Mise Mary lisa Zentaratt, Mrs’ Dr Magny, , Mr Power Riera Edelmeyer, Messra Peaits, mor 1, Abad Kehberger, Kourbigon, A Spitzer’ Miche! {server, Lonis Gallet, Alex’r Bachar Bischeim, M rach, Mra Mai 1 and child, @AnLOL re Foural P Bean, D D Eyers, W 8 2U)00 specie. $y the ste tralia, for Derry, Glasgow and Liver- pool—Dr OO Stockman, Dr © Bennerschelda, Charles ’ ito Schwalbe, Joseph Owing, John. Andrew, Bee, ure & Johnson and three children, Mrs Jobn Orth, Mrs M Fraith, Jas Bord, Coas Boyd, Jas ‘Rankin, De dirs Hho wan, Chas L Capen, Alex Davidson, Al sa Iuines Harvey, It Soher= fug, Miss Nery A Cr A Macram and Mrs | Mactum, DS Macrum and) Mrs Macrnm and her John W Smith, Peter Thom, Dr Gibson, Wm Kilgour, William 4G Jones, Mes M Jones, Miss J Hosmer, A Mounstei, Mra dwarde, Misa Tea Johnaton, Mra } Ross, Misa Maggie Stern, Chas Milas’ Household, Dr Prank esengers fn the steerag aly for Liverpool—Rev & Bullard, Mr Me- cys Mr Cook, Mrs H Burke. Mr hevuey, O sh, Chas Bucher, D F Dow ‘Wy Freon otto von e W Cook. M Kipling, th Bealtie, Mr Edgerton, Mr iland, icita W Hencken, Mrs O'Pitcher, A Ri 'Kawermann, O!to Van Hoyt and two servan ker. and child, Mra W Kane, F Hamburg, R Keplt Nira Townley, Mra Withers, Mr Hep Worth, Mand Sirs Coker, Miss Foster, Mrs Tuttle, Miss R Putte} Mr Hod sie, AT Prentice, A Gandell, & F Getting @ San Mitchell, Miss ‘Town- Mr and Nirs & Barney orge Tuto, Mes Hodges and Juerra aod F A Mathews, OOLL SION OW Tad SOUND, On Friday the oyster, boat Della, Captain Water. bury, returning to Long Island from Bridgeport, was run into by the sloop Express, Captain Randall, bound for Bridgeport. ‘The Dela was cut In two aud sunk, and hel crew were taken up by the Ex. press and brought to Bridgeport. ‘There ts a ditter- euce of opinlou as to Where the responsibility for the accident rests. children, Walter Simone, Minich, br K 8 Littell. Breun, © F & Schroeder, Lizate'jones, Miss A Monnster and child, Mrs Mary Godi B Stern, enberg an: phy , bottom to the ewer, YACHTIN THE CONTEST FOR THE QUEEN'S CUP. Extensive Preparations—The Racers in Splendid Trim—Entries, Course and Arrangements—The — Issue Awaited with Latorest. The international racs to-morrow wil form an important epoch in the history of yachting, Great as was the excitement in Engiaud prior to the con- test for the cup carried off by the America, the feel. ing on this side of the Atlantic on the eve of a sim lar struggte is one of the deepest interest, not un- mingled witn enthusiasm, It wil be the yaelting event of the year 1870, in the same degree as was the America’s race in 1861, All things considered a very great coutra t cannot be drawn bevwoen the two. In the latter year the apjearanc: of the Ame- Tica did not create more intere tin Engiand than the arrival of the Cambria in American waters. An English criue, writing from Cowes on the 22d of Augusi, 1851, say: “Phe day that has beea looked forward to here with +0 much anxiety during the present wevk, aud tat 18 pregnant with the most important results to the fame of the British Royal Yacht squadron has at length arrived, On no ocea- sion since the establishment of the club has so general an interest been manifested as to any parti- cular vessel as has for some weeks, and especially since she gave a sauple of her qualities at Ryde, pervaded all classes 1m respect to the American clip- ber, But things have come to a pretty pass wien a New Yorker challenges all Buglauds in Cowes Roads and all England hesitates about accepting that chailenge, From the moment of our leaving at the Metropolitan Road Station thl our arrival ut Cowes nothing else was talked of by railroad and steam- boat passengers. Good humored surprise was ex- pressed by some, ill natu annoyance by others, but the most singular ununimity Of opinion prevavied that the ‘Yankee’ (as she 1s improperly styled) would outsail creation, except, atleast, another ‘Yankee,’ the Maria, Yet still the lurking hope which ever fliled Mr. Micawber's bosom that ‘some- thing might turn up’ to save the honor of the old land was lingering around many a heart. And now and then the cheerful assurance was borne forth that even if the America carried off th: cup this time there would be halfa score of Engiish schooners uns time twelve Mouths ready and able to beat her, * * * Southamp ton was filled with visitors, Cowes was crammed— Seurcely a ved to be had for love or money. Wan- derers were moving about the streets long alter midnight, Knocking at impracticab.e doors and drawing nightcapped heads, from which only to receive the unpleasant information that ‘there was no room for them.” Such was the interes: taken in this international race in England, The folowing the were enirtes for the cup, —Koyal Thames Yacht Club cnp of £100 value; open to yachts belonging to clubs of nations, Course round the Isle of Wight, to sta ten o'clock. Yachts entered—Beatri 161 tons, Sir W. P. Carew, Bart.; Volant tous, J. L. Cragie; Arrow, cutter, tons, T. © berlayne; Wyvern, schooner, 205 tons, the Duke of Marlborough; Ione, schooner, 15 tons, Almon Hill; Constance, schooner, 218 tons, the Marqius of Conyngham; Titania, schooner, 100 tons, R. Stephen- son, M. P.; Gipsy Queen, schooner, 169 tons, Sir HH. B. Hoghton, Bart.; Alurin, cutter, 193 tons, Joseph Weld; Mona, cutter, 82 tons, Lord Alfred Paget; America, schooner, 170 tous, J. ‘ ; Britant, ine Lon Acke 180 tous, B. H, Jone: eR dng; Ste la, cutter, 66 tons, i. F . cutter, 60 tons HS. Bearon; schooner, 197 tons, Major M, Mariy , 147 tons, Le Marchant thomas. There were an all eight ts, ‘The race, a it took piace, is At five mimutes before ten the siznal gun to heave short and prepare ior s.aruny as fred, and @ moment ait ard joresails aud TUA UP UPON SLX oF seven of tae squadron, three minutes all were ready vub ihe ®, Schooner, @ three wasted schooner, chante, cutte Aurora, | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1870.-TRIPLE SHEET. ' street, North river, at haif-past nine A, M.; | sive use of the members of the ciuy and hae of about a foot, topped with a spout. A large handle completes the ewer. ‘The only ornaments on the vess | are the six female neada at the potats of con. act of the six burnished “sbie.ds” (for inserip tions) On the matin bulb. Around tie ewer, avove the main bulb, is a circle of arasesque studs, TUE COURSE, Yachts will proceed from the anchorage to the buoy of the soutnwest Spit, passing i lo the west and south, and thence to the thgltsutp and rounding it to the northward and eastward and retura over the same cour ¢@, passing to the west of the tugooat of the club bouse going and returning. Goins and and returning at the buoys on the West Bank—v: Nos, 13, 11 and ¥—are to be passed to the east ward, ‘On the day of the race a flagboat Will be anchored abreast of the cup house, Clifton, Staren Isla vl, about mid-caannel, ‘Lhe yachts will auchor on an east aud west line, 600 yards to the ber he ward and westward of” the flaxboat, and about fity yards apart. in taking postion in line each yacut muy select its own in the order OF 168 arrival at the anchorage, subject to any change that the Executive Coumiitee may deem expedient. A steamtug will be in attendince wo enable the yachts to assume their proper postion ta line, Miin- Salix, foresails and gail topsalls may be set before starting, unless otherwise ordered by tiie co um tied, ‘The signal for startiag wii be cne gan from the com- Mmiltee’s sleuner to prepare, and a second to start, THE CONTESTANTS, ‘The following schooner yachts have been entered for the contest:— Owners James Ashi bial tebivins) Hips Cheney, 4. M,C. Duriee. Calypso . cA Se Balch... a O. Dodge, ‘Widgeon 16. G iiaens Haicyon Jesse. ‘Tarolinta, t. Alarm ‘A. ©. Kingsland, Vesta, isichard baker, Jr. The judges of the race will be Moses H. Grinnell, William B, Duncan and Alexander Hamiton, Jr. The Executive Coumittee having charge of the ar- raugements are Wthan H. Major, Sheppard Ho- mans and Stuart M, Taylor. COMMILTEE ARRANGEMENTS, ‘The steamer siddictown, furnished for the exctu- 3 ace companying them, will leave the foot of Vestry street at ion A, M., touching at the lower jandins: of the Staten Island ferry, near the club house, before and after tne The steamer Seih Low, for ihe use of the Execut ve Comittee and m mbers oO} the press, Will leave the foot of Vestry street at halt past mine A. M. precisely, ‘The couiumittce request all Vessels present on the occasion, wheiher steam or casvas, most scrupulously Wavoli any interference, either directly or emoieiy, with any of the vessels engaged in the race, giviug to all @ “clear fcld and a wide berth;” and in view of our national insituels for air play,” that the representative ve-sel of the Royal Thames Yacht Club—the Cambita—siouid have no cxuse whatever to complain of any untair- ness or unnautical interference in this respect, TUB SPECTATORS, A large fleet of pleasure steamers will accompany the race, and the spectacte wil by the most bril- jiant ever witnes-ed in the bay. ‘Ihe Plymouth Rock will be withdrawn trom’ the Long Branch roe for this day only, and will leave pier 28 North river, foot of Murray street, at eight A. M.; foot of ‘thirty-lourth street, North rver, at hal!-past: mine A. M., touching at the lower linding of the Staten [sland lerry before and af er the race. The New Champio., State of Maiue, syivan Shore, Coxsackie, Ulsterand Saruiova leave Fulton terry, Brooktyn, at Diae A. M.; Thirty-iourth surcet, Noth river, at nine; Ci ‘topher street at hili-past nine; Broome street, hast river, at nine, and pler No. 4 No. th river at ten A. M. ‘he Pleasant Valley leaves her pier, foot of Spring pier No. » 24(Peck slp) at ten A, M. and foot of Montague ica, Se Was Hol oniy astern, but appar: | enty resoived not to hurry herself, At leugih the enormous foresail Was Qispiayed, and us if to show low exp rt her ¢ vuld be if they liked, her jib, botit her sore timatusaus and gait Copsaii on her main were spread in wn tastant, and When the second gun was ired ten o'clock, she went away with Beatrice led, tne Arrow vemg second, tuird, y Queen fourta, the remainder pretty abu the Ainerica lust. tug fron the Wes 2 UYSi minnie Lhe Vast super beoame visible. A light breeze W.tuin o the America Sie begau at once to gilde upto the th yd then to pass one ab a ter anc anti of Old Castle Port, and before the ereanre! Wat Wee going round to Veatuor gers On board she Nad bax foiante beng fltst, Arr . ani Mh that could Were delayiag he tian tie others. oly question now vas (beat Her im rounding the aiready beaten the Pe along an olil sea-dog 1 aud got ti ihe ,ourth pint second, and Beatrice said (ov them was that om taking the lead a Litue nther the cutt island, ¢ D'ye see tit ere steamer? Vin bles dont out ol sight around the Isiaud;” and the signat Master at the Ciub Honse said toa gentleman wit asked tor informati PSM, SIE, Cate You migit as wellset a bulldog to cat fue America won the r , tor When the winning stakevoat no other r ‘Pins ended the vi nd to-morrow the fam Camber y back the same cup wou . Ashbury to this aght with great interest t ntry is nity, the yaciting con ind whether tie Cambria Wins or loses 10+ morrow he ceserves the higuest credit for endeavor- ing, atleast, tode thac waich his fellow yachtmen fa Great Britain failed to do years ago, He come: | mantuily with the determination of taking the ct back, and should be do so it Wil be Une prowess tro- of his lit NEV WIN, in contesting is an old an for the ho ) y doing his for which he imeri(s universal esteem, altogeti to-morrow will be a@ glorious day in yacht mg ann And — whit fr. Ashbury’ will be th recipient of every purtesy and fair play that the nationat ponor can suggest, our yachtmen Will not, of course, allow thel ous fecting to outstep thelr desire to re a nxtous to hold it as Mr to Old i 5 In truth, they are as y tl bury Is to ¢ ihe reeent prepa Never were such fi nts being made on atl rt nd itis but fair to sy that the fect of the New York Yacht Ciab was never La more spendid condition, N. belonging to, the clib has been thoroug hauled, and should elements prove fave contest to-morrow Wi Unquestionably be th on record, With becoming courtesy to a st Mr. Asiibury’s yacht will, of course, have the choice of position, and once the signal to depart nus been given she will have a wide berth ouiside tae Narrows to display lier excelicnt quaiities. The Cambria, on Teaving the acrew dock, Was the object of great ad- muiration, Nothing was left undone to her that could possibly contribute to her success. The Ider has been on dock for the last four days, thoroughly cleaned and a coat of on her bottom from the water line to th rest of her hull ts painted § biack. She has also been fitted with new tore main topmasts, ber bowsprit has been length. ened two feet and her jibboom three, which will prevent her foresuil @rawing the wind out of her jiv, Her sailing master thinks he will be able fomake her go about in a much shorter time than before. Sheis m good trim, not too deep in the water, but enough to make her steady under all lier canvas. We ae much mistaken Wf she does not show ! ern to many of her opponenia. She was the winner of the June regatta of 187); also. in 1866 Keel; the er | Her strongest opponents are likely to be the Phantom, ‘Tidal Wave, Magic, Mateline aud such craft. fh wih be remembered that the Phantom was the first to ch the home stakeboat in the June race; but, excess in area and tonnage, was second. The Fleetwing has had six added to the length of both her masts, which has necessitated the addition of about twelv tons Imore ballast, The Alarm is in fair con. dition, has had her bottom newly coppered, and with # heavy wind will do well. The Rambler, Halcyon and others were aiso on the dock getting cleared. Most of the yachts have been overtawed within @ month, and, as already stat im an ex were on vlent conditio: escrow ‘the jolowmg yachia East river, during this nbria, Ame: unctless, [dier, Alarm wing, The ase in spi as to which yaent will carry oi! the honor: ipations as to the resu.t of yacht race can only founded ou Lie Most vague supposition, as tke state of weather may blast the brighiest hopes. THE QUEEN'S OUP. This prize, which was brought to this country by the America, aud wiuch is to be contended for by the Cambria to-morrow. properly speaking, 1s not a cnp, but a large antique ewer, With arabesque oroamentation, it weighs 12 ounces; I is twenty: eight inches high, The pedestal has a diameter of about eyghit inche: Above that, for three Inches, the diameter is but an inchand a nati; lt then @ ball of six imches in diameter, A, above thisis the main reservoir of the vessel, which spreads lo & diaineter of a Toot, and would hold at least a galon ti there were any Above the wala bulb is a neck 1, the fleet 15 | | tions of boti street, Brookiyn, at quarter-past ten A, M. ‘The Magenta will leave Phiity-fourih street, North river, vt half-past eight A. M.; oot of Cnristopher street, North river, a¢ nine A. M.; pier No. 4 North river at hal/spast nine A. M. and Fu.ton jerry, Brooklyn, at ten A, Me The Sylvan Glen wil leave Harlem at half-past, eight A. M., 120th sireet at uriy-live winutes past eight, Asioria at a quarter to nine, Eieveuth street ata quarter past nine aud Veeck Silp atten A. mM. ‘The Pope Cavin will leave Peck slip at bal!-past elgut A. M., Puiton fervy, brooklyn, at uine, and War- ren street, New York, at baf-past nine A. he Seawanhaka will leave pier 24 East river (Peex slip) a) hall-past ten A, M, ‘The Granite State will leave pler 24 North river at halt-pait gine A. M, Vachting Not The fine English cutter Osprey, Mr. L P. Peter, Royal Yacht squadren, which arrived here last week, is now anchored of Hoboken. She its a handsome looking eralt, and her sea-oing qualities have Leen thoroughly tesiea by @ lengthened cruise. ‘The Osprey ts 70 tons, builder's measurement, and her dimensions are as follows:—From stem to tat Fail, 72 fe beam, 15 feet 6 tne boom, 45 feet; gall, 34 feet; bowsprit, 44 feet; mast from deck to track, 72 feet. An tron M1 its the topmast up and pulis tt down with and the height bet of water alts 19 fect and 7 feet forward, The Os- Mer interior arrange- prey 1s built of English oak. mens are © a main cabin and two ‘The a reat case, hold is 9 feet » Her draughy side cabins, with staterooms and all the modern ppurtenances, Her crew numbers »evea men with . Leverett) and steward, The Osprey left . Lagland, on tie 2d of April, Corunna on the oth of that mouth, sbon, lth; Lajos, Lada, 2 r, 3th. go the Lith th; ‘Trafatgar, Oa the Gui of May'she touched oug Une Coast of Africa, biaumad, Rabat nyier, and Saitlou ¢ M wade in that in; Mogadore on the 15%; Madeira, ti, and Tererife on the 2oth ed June 20, After airtel cruise i for Norfoik, Va. ad at Cape May on Vici there pn tie 1th July, te wth of that month, phe arrived here on the sth, a delightfut vour, hav. ing ¢ ced weather all, tho w no Wil leave her anchorage olf Hoboken Tuesday morning and sai for Portlan Yound by her owner, SI Jolins, N. b ymam to Tb if circumstances pe t. Alter a shortstay there giand, arriving at Portsmouth snd of Oetol donns, N. & will sail for towards the lat ‘The auaual cruises of the New York and Atlantic Yacht Club take place this week, and, asthe destina- re nearly the same, quite a large feet ‘aft will conteud for houors oa the ot pl sound, Captain Frank Doane, Superintendent of the Screw jocks, Hast river, Was preseuted y day with a splendid diamond ring by Mi. Ashoury, in recogais tion of il displayed in raising the yacht Caim- uria. The fourth anoual and second union regattas of the Bayonne Yacht Club, which were postponed from to-morrow on account of the race for the cha uge 1p takiug piace on that day, Wil be salieu on Tues ure | day, August 9 | positions an tin She bas been | has been put | and | iaving to Make allowance to the Idier oa account of | The yacht captains, upon arriving at the dock, Pamrapo, N. J., Will report to the R Committee, whe em they wiil be assigned numbers and Ali yachts must be anchored in k noon, ready to start, with down, Unless otherwise ordered Commities.” The following 1s a list achis entered up to Saterday. The Secre- ukin Beames, will ive further A.M.. SLonday, AVgUst 8:— Line by twelve 0 Ingalls set and jib by tle of the tary, entries Jennie Vivid. Kat A. Y. ©, ¥. mK, Knap) Kaight Templar. YALOEY..s00ee Joseph Jeflerson. ood nn Seymour . Addie Taylor . Jane Vernon BY. atta and during the evening there wil! 4 grand hop at S$, Kinuey’s Manston SHIOTING A BLOTHERIN-LAW. A serious affray occurred in East New York about clock last night, A man named Charles W, Heitkemps fired two pistol shots at his brother. inlaw, Whose name is Van Sicken. One of the buiicts struck thé latter below tho left thigh, inflicting @ severe wound, The quarrel arose from the wife of the wounded man having given her brother some money to take care of for her, she being afraid to entrust it with her husband. Van Sicken mae an assault upon the other and demanded the money, when Heitkemps fired at him. The wounded man was taken to & neighbor's house, and a physician, who was called in extracted the bullet, Olicer Hack arrested Meitkemps. Both mea were intoxicated, TELEGRAPAIC NEWS (TEMS. The furniture factory of Robinson & Mrothers, Cinctnnati, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Lo 28,000, Witiam P. Myers, of Haddontel, was run over and killed on the West Jersey Railroad yesterday, while nttempt- ing to drive across the track in Iront ot an approaching wain, James Denton, of Charlestown, Mass., aged thirteen years, whiie ont hunting yesterday was killed by the acefdentat dis charge of his companion’s gun, the charge cutting off tue en tre back of his nead, The Old Colony and Newport Railroad Corporation of Massachusetts bas purchased Granite failroad tn Sa a will connect it with the main line. It is the oldest railroad in the country, and bas aways been operaied by horse power. The number of deaths reported in Boston Inst week were forty-two less than the number reported the previous week. The Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church in Port- chester, N. \., wae entirely destroyed by five on Friday night. It is suppored to have been the work of inceadiarics, ‘The loss te abous ¢u,600, Insurance $1,000, 7 THE NATHAN MYSTERY, | Movzacars or rarsmewr cnant. No Arrests Mado as Yet and the Police Still Befogged. What a Lady Heard from the Direction of the Nathan Mansion. Observations by a Newshoy—Facts and Opinions— Another Proclamation by the Mayor. The public interest in the Twenty-third street tragedy shows no sigu of abatement, but on the con- trary Gach succeedtag day which brings ao news of | the capture of the murderer but increases the ex- | citement, Lt ls every where felt that there is nothing to be hoped for from our miserably ineficient police, and that tf a right clue is struck it will not be by the Politiclans m uniform upon whom our energetic Superintendent has to depend tn the present emer- gency. Accident, a8 in the caso of Traupman, will probably ‘eal (he presence of the assassin, in tue Meantime ail sorts of absurd rumors are aftoat, many of them started with the view of misleading the public and many the work of praviteal Jokes, who esteem this a Aiting opportunity of displaying (cir shallow Wit, Pending the result of certuln inquiries now be- ing made outside the police force, and (hat promise good results, it Would be uscl oss Lo ofer auy opinion as to the probability of the curly arvest of the wur- derer of Mr, Nathan, TAK CARPENTERS VISITED, Arcporter yesterday calicd on Messrs, Le Maistre and Smith, who were carpenters employed at the Nathan mansion and who were wituesses at We ine quest on Thursday, vere questioning they received and are afraid that some uncharitable persons mav form inju- rious suspicions in regard to ther churacter, They both seem to be very tdusteious and quiet men, not addicted to drinklug or any diss:pation, and enjoy the esteem of their employers and atl con nected with them, They cau give mo additional facts in regard to the murder, and seem w have no “theories?” WHAT SOUNDS WERE THESE? The magnificent editice on the corner of Pitth avenue and Twenty-third street is occupied by Dr. Peckham and family. There is but a short space of twenty or twenty-five feet betwe this house and the side wail of vo, L2 West Twenty- the other, On the morning of Fri , duly 29, avout two o’clock, Mra. Peckham beard a veavy, mudied sound, which appeared to be to her own how and, awaking her iusband, she remarked to him that there was some one in the house, He listened awhile aud heard another similar sound which came from the direction of tne Nathan man- siou, the sile windows of which Were open. A third sound of like character was beard and then all ap- peared to be stilt again, The Doclor remarked to ‘brs. Pecklam (hat there wus somebody tu Nutuan’s house, but beheving taat the house Was susemuuy guarded be gave the mater no jurcner att nuoo. ‘The sounds Were nob like those made by slamining a door, and wien the murder Was annowicod thal morning We mystery was solved to We Dovions nind, the sounds evidently being made by the “dog” Iracturiug the skuil of Mr. benjamin Saiban. Dr. Peokhaie’s theory is thal tho burgar, Wee ever he Was, Was “Workiog away ub tly sufe and that the nobe awoke Mr, Nathaa, who, jumping out of bed (0 see What was the matter, lece.Ved & stunaing DIOW on tie head from this Gog, and thot the library veing small he was then dragget across the threshold 1uio ihe bedrooin, and there Lue voy deed Was coupicied. ‘The saddenness and mptness With Wich tue crime Was coumitiedt pr wccounis jor bie iacl, accordiag to this theory, that ody the murdered wan in ide no Lot Was cold and stuf when atscover there Cau bard y Le a doubt that uh and Mrs. Peckliam heard a two resulted from tie chamber West Twenty-third sire THE REWARDS INCREASED. Mayor Hail has issued the following pre Increasing bie rowar ts for the capu sin of air. Natha e And as tal Lat s Lamatios the vas, several named is guaranteed by dis. & Nathan, i widow 0! tie cece: In mm LO these ul Sivek Exchange, as ready been Lie: \, @ reward OF $10,000: — Widow haviue determined to {nctease the ards herevo.ore offered by me Gn My proelaair )), and HO result Havin, UgeeSWOnS Laving besa yiede t entiy distributive ov offers in the p.eVious Proc. aualion are seded by the foLowiig:— A reward of $30,000 Will be pald for the avvest and of duly and conviction of the murderer of Beajaroin Nation, who was kiled in his house, No. 2 Wes: i wenty-third 8 morning of Friday, «Wy A reward of tion and recove 1000 Wilk be paid tor th YO. each aude micas Ty One of the dua mond sluirt § ing of the deceased ou che nichtor the murder. of the diamonds werghed, toge her, one, one-lali, one-eighth and one-sixteentir 8, and tue obler, @ flat stone, Flowing Heatiy a surlace of One carat, weighed thr ths and one» Hirty-second. All luree were mounied in sheleton settings, with spiry screws, but tie color of Ute gol ot the irst diamond Was nOt so dark as (he obher two. A reward of $1,500 will be paid to tlon and recovery of the wateues, anchor hunting cas nineteen Line made by b two lentifl square links, und curries a 4 seals, one Of Went having (he in0% the:con, A reward of $300 will be given for taformatto leading to the identification ana recovery of an oid- fashioned open-faced go.d watch, With goid dial, showlug Tays diverging Irom the centre, und with ratsed Ugures; believed to have been wade by Tobias, art.c.es, @wold medai about the size o Which beats au tuscription of pr cisely Known, but believed to be © Son Suuipson, President of the Jew iver dol AALON Ne ner to Hospiti pre- is or pital.” A reward of $100 will be gtven for full and com- plete detailed informauon d: tive Of this medal, which may be uselul in securing its recovery. A reward of $1,000 Wi be gived for Luformation leading to the idoutiticaiion of the instrament us ed In committing the murder, which iy kKaown as a “dog” or clamp, und is a piece of wroughi trou about sixteen inches long, turned ap lor about an inch at each and, and sharp, such fs ts used by slip curpeniers or post trinuners, ladder makers, pump Inukers, sawyers, oF by Iron mou.ders Lo clamp ther Nusks. ndani chain acd two | ‘They feet deoply burt at the se- | | chose to adopt. nthe back wall of | His Roturn to His Cottage at Long Branch—The Prosident Takes a Day ot Rost After His Washington Labors—Programme of His St. Louis Trip—Persistent Efforts in Soring Him and Equally Porsic tent Efforts Not to be Borad~ ‘The English Mission Still” Hanging Fire. LONG Brancu, Angust 6, 1870. Wearled, as ire bordly could belp beiug, wih ewor con-ecutive miguts’ raiicoad travel aud the multd- pheity of public business coupelling its untavermite Mag atieation yesterday mm te maou capibal President Grant returned to his cottage home this mormug, Lavan Jolt Washington last eveug and arrved bere on the early weorning tram. Retura- jug with bin were General Porter, his Private See relay, aud bis son, Ulysses S. Grant, Jr. Tay came on very quictly—tn fact, their presence ou ute tram was scarcely known, Making the transfor on the route, in which they had to wait some half hour, the President was recogaized, however, by Lis fcliow passengers, and was obliged to subiuiL Lo Lhe erdeal—thab pemaity ob his exalted: position v8 Che. Magistrate—ol a Uhcong preasing: curiously about Hin, scauaiig, 4s such throngs aways do, miuutely lis leatures aud dress, and striving Lo caich eve y word he sad, as someuug: diderout from (he comuon talk of common people. He has been resting very quietly to-day, and, ex- cepling a tong drive this afiernvon with General Porter and a visit from Major General Ingalls, sie Ung most of the (ime on the broad porch of his Cob lace, Tevuperuting bis energies by the deligutfal sem breeze, so ublke te Glo-e, sultry au of Washing- Jon, and, if nol yatheriug taspirauon by looking ous upon the o n—that Watery outline of eternity, stretching iis dork, de) blue water Mtoe viewhs space veiore him—at least gahering new energies and streagth for his future lave.s, INTRUSIONS UPON THE PRESIDENT, Avd ‘0 gather new energ es ands ceugih so essen tha for tho cficlent discharge of his coming onerous duty, and for witch be caine here, Is small work, as hos een showa by the Presidenv’s experence thus far. tts, la tact, seeking rest under diiiculties, For the most part, politiclans nave had the good sense lo keep away, ald have aot sougut to obtrude upon lis privacy, kuoWing, doubiless, that any Such obtrusion Would be more damaging to their prospects and hopes thas lectng ati severely alone, lhe Wise policy they hive fo: tunately for tuemselves sutendowiment of wisdom and its strategic exercise |S not wiven to everybody. Every ) day be is fooded with tetters from ali sorts of peo | front of Ls cottage » Which Were taken (rom the clothe | Mg the gold | and Wich Was takeu at the ganic time as Che above A reward of 2300 will be given for the recovery of | ‘and | “ro Benjamin Natuan, President of the Jews’ Llos- | A reward of $300 will be given to the man who, | on ihe morning of the murder was seen to ascoud the steps and ptek up aD of paper lying Unere and then wa.k away with it, if he will come lorward and produce it. Any uvormation bearing upon the ease » + Lo the Mayor, John Jourdan, Sapermtence e, City of New York, ur to Jamies J, Kelso, Un Detective Quiver, A, OAKEY HALL, Mayor, Mayor's Orrtce, New Youk, Angust 5, 154, WIIAT A NEWSUOY SAW, An evening payer of yesterday had the following asa new plio of the investigation, and it 1s given for What it is worth. Jt inuy lead Wo someting lin- portant:— bight hundred dollars reward has been offered for the Wentiicat.on of a man Ww! on the mormag of the murder of Mr. Nathan, was seen to pick up a piece of paper that was lying on the top front door step of the house in Twenty-tuird stre Tuls is a new phuse of the case, and wvolves » curious aud vortant prece of evidence, The steps leading up to the front door of Mr. Nathan's house ave sheltered from wie rata by a portico or projecting roof, Which afords an excelent opportunity to newsboys of folding their papers ow wet mornings. One bewsboy has long been in the Habit of using the steps lor this purpose, and on the morning of the murder, Which was, as will be remempered, very Wet, he reache’ the house about five o'clock and found the front door open. Think- ing that (he servants were up early and were going to clean the entrance Le went to tue uext house and folded his papers tuere, While he was oceupted in this mauner he saw & man, in a laboring dress, ap- proaching With a dinner pailin bis hand. This man paused when in froat of Mr. Nathan's house and then ascended the steps to pick up 4 large plece of white paper which was lying on the top one, Having secured this he went on his way. A trifling: incident of this kind attrected the boy's notice bul lite a¢ the time, but assumed an aspect of im- portance when he heard the detatis of the murder un hour or two later. He at once went to tie police and told his tale, whereupon a thorourh search for the strange man was begun by the detectives. Hitherto they Pave not succeeded in finding him. and it 18 supposed that he has either obtained pos: session of some paper of value, Which he is unwil- ling to part with, or has not yet associated the find. ing of it with the house In which the murder was committe }, or that he has forgotten all about it. If this story be true, and there is no reason to doupt that it 13 0, it ts clear that the door of the house Was open, in spite of the evidence of patrolman Mangam to the contrary Young Mr. Natian, General Frank P, Biatr and the newsboy all concur in this important detail, and Superimeendent Jour dan himseif did not at the time eredit tle wstimony of tug officer. , f oN te | ple third street, and We windows of each look out on | fon. or ta Ayalust all such visttors he has arranges pulling ali sorts oF questions wud soueiting all aes at bis hans itis unnecessary to estate thal the mo-t of hese people are omy Was. tog tiie that mycht be much jore profitably éuployed, paper Taal Mgke be pur Lo binch beter Use, am po lage stamps Une might be diverted vo much more wivunlageous resnlis, Asi ie from Lae gaevous pore of reawne their le ters thes: peopie do but hile hari ‘e are boluer Ones WO Come here Lo see ftw. ‘Tats ciass comprise an extended variety. Four men rode Up lo his cottage ie obuer day Piess upon bis atteuwen the superior mers of & new bed spring. tbey only fad their trouble jor thew » tor the Preadent cid hot see 1— hat is Un spring. Five editors, assuming that the power of the press: was pUbing more Laka Orday hary power—au onipo in facc—thought to carty iia by stom. “They called ima bouy, sent Mm bat the President did not see them, aWay, ta kiug rathey coniusediy und aulocacy abd the despoustn of * He could not get rid, Mowever, A serenading party sang sougs in door and made the air vocal with their chivanemg melodies. It was sweet ness Wasted on nocturnal air, Tk was the divine gift of song meeting no recognition, Tals sort of Uiig bas hot ben atiempted since. 1 dad noi pay. Tue Joudesi complaining party of those have heard is a svidicr OF the late War who thought: because he fought! tivoaeb tie war the President ought io give him Su odice or do something hand- © tor up, He caicd & lew Gays since on tho resident and of course t aiter all not see hua, and he w@ Very INAgvank bi consegnouce. We mgs tie & lengiliy ciupler of tuese maicoateuc pian il not be bored by them and Le Will dgat i oudon this Wine ali sum ur 1E PRESLDENT'S WEBTEULS Vere is notutng to be writien Presiicnt 8 Gp 10 St. Luts addiiona: to tue Bhalee ment ar aly publsued im the HERALD regarding i. He wilt Ie here on Monday aod make uit Visit @ SOLE 4S posstble, probubly nol bane gone over vight days, W Wwiilreturn to the Brauch P 1) J8 on private sand le d make the jouruey as y and as much jneog 48 posstile, it is nob praucuie that Geae al Pori-r will go with him, as he of a sereaud ca. paigh. te RIP, regarding the sires Lo Peumuli Here and supervise the compl Low of mis cottage, Which is Low Very ne flat ted wud Mito witket le Ropes io move durlug oi Woe Doctor Sharpe, United tes Marsuat fur lie Disivict of Columbia, wo IS ihe Presidens brotier-ti-law, and bis sou, Ulysses 3. Grant, Jr, as fat as is KQOWa te will be bis only traveling com- pauious, Mole) otber and diferent arrangements may be made Detore the time of suariiag, 7 OF THE ENGLISH MISSION. 5, Lsee, have coutradte ory report Mr. f nh: sand the at-sioa to kngian assertiag ULC te has a i the inission hers that he has reused. 11e has done nett and reliubly told. ‘The matt vseu 1s, boerefore, still in + to some and upce,” as Wien L last Wrote pon the subje st. LADY PRANE LIN dhere toda. Sle ts the guest of George We Child, of Putladeiphia, A STATE LABON CONVW ON. A State Labor Convention 13 called to meet as Saratoza on Wede vy, the 24in inst, The cats states that In view of the urgent demands now essing upon the people of ail settlement of the ¢ relation to the re a-ses fora proper nditions of labor, especiaily tn ally eniranchised class, acd un revard to the employment of skied labor ‘and am opportunity to acquire & knowles O° mechanics, » convention is siggested. The signers claim the hes’ consideration for the deveopmont of tae whole country aod ‘he entarged privileges ot every class, All the colore | people ta the country, and as hiany Of (he whites as choose UW do so, are invited (a auiend. The call is sighed by Pred Dougiass aud a large number of other colored citizeas of infucuca. Died. .—On Saturda Jeremiah MeOs McC rRe wile of her ‘ ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully ftuvited to attend the funeral. from her late residence, No.3 Phillip’s place, Brookiyn, tis (Sunday) allernvon, at half-past two o'clock. MeboxaLp.—On Saturday, only son ol James aud Mary mont ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, iron the residence of his pas reals, 163 Tompkius avenue, third house from Mart street, Brooklyn, o& Monday afternoon, at twa o'clock. August 6, Mancarer, ol, in the 56th year of Anoust 6 ARTHUR, %. McDonald, aged 13 [For other Deaths see Ninth Page.) | Stafford’s tron and Sulphur Powders ‘orate the boily aad purity the bluod, A.—Restorer Amevien, Like Ita Vatinnt nat gallant prototype, the WORLD-KENCWNED YACHT AMERICA, in her’ race with all #0 tar whead of that the td ‘seaoad"” in the erous, even for these tny o ightest approximation, but tn the di ce can be discovered straggling avalnst alt pors Desvale te already at their helun, abs final discom their inevitable goal, KISPORING the ORIGINAL COLOR OF THE HAIR, DISPERSING DANDRUFF and CLEAN: RESTORER AMERICA IS WITHOUT AN I: had at MACY'S, Fourteenth street; of aru 4, and at wholesale from Dr. 1. J. O'RKL the Works, 262. bast Thirtieth Z late Demas Barnes & Co., No. 8 Coliexe piace Ls ©O., 192 Fulton street, amd MCKESSON « ROSDINS, 0d witon aireet A.—Herring’s Paient CHAMPION SAFES, WI Broadway, corer Murray sicest. At the O14 Establishment, No. 2 Byecley greet, Dr. RIGGS, inventor of she Hart Rubder Tras @ ‘Truss Cor varicocele, Xc., is again in regular aiteadane A.—Roots and shoes ot Every Yoriery at reduced prices, BROOKS, 676 Browlway. Sollod Shoes at hull price. Patent Wisdew Umbrellare—Newest & ton of the age, SIMON HERTER & CQ, 86 Leonard street, sole manuiaurert, Prizes Paid in Gaidy Jhest rates paid (or Douvluonm Royal Havana Lotte Information farniahed. |The bi ds of Gol Sliver. Larisa TAY Lok “E CU., Bankera 18 Wall atrest, NX We Will Teach Our “susy” to Say, “A blessing on Mrs, WINSLOW,” for beiplag her to aurrive and escape the griping, colicking and tosthing siege. We confirin every word set forth in the prospectus—the SOOT. ING SYRUP performs precisely what lt professes to do. If we had the power, we would make Mrs Winslow—as che fa—tne physical saviour to the infant raga,—(Sxtract (rom — Rey, ©. Z, Weizer's fetter, .