The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1871, Page 10

"JEROME PARK RACES. Meeting. Grand Assemblage of Beauty and “pysp. jon-—-The Ladies’ Toots, 6IX BRILLIS NT ©ONTESTS ABDELKORER BEAT3 HELMBOLD. vtakes, One Mile and ah Bighth; Aureola the Swtepstakes of Que Mile and Five- Eighths, Woocbime the Furse of 4500, 1. G, Thomas’ bay ft” chestnut horse Bar Orvian, D. 1. ™ MeDanie’ jem Neck Closing Day of the necaumed | 49 Aureos, sosepn 7 #0Pi, Carrol & Coax? onahue’s couse's bay aily Siste 6 Kingasner, “® brown filly Lizzy Seaeah '¢ By W, Cottr's + Pirevail, James Tr ‘@mpeson’s vay colt eee and D. D. With’ ey) prown filly Elsie. ay 0. was a great favor fe in une race, her victory ever Madame Dudiey on u rity of Saturday last making the race nag, - Believe that she was ap ex- col” ome: ‘She was beaten in the race Ly’ SLE” oa “tielders, “Aureota won the The next race 4% Ortolan third, entry #88 for @ purse by maiden two- are WLOTYy second horse, three~ Mule. ‘Merve were sever entries aud @i. These were Mr. Belinont’s chest PD. R. Harness’ chestaut coit Lorulara’s bay su Girl of the Period, af | dere’ bay fily Mina, =. Watson's bu Katie, and Isaae W. Pennock’s bay coll Meloor was ugreat javorite over the “was beaten eeasity by Mr. Belmont’s Wood- *” atfourth race. and the xreat event of the das, We dash for a purse. ‘there were three comprising Mr. McDaniei’s chestnut colt ? aeikoree, vy Australian, dam Rescue, by decane, ibree yearg oid; W. R. Baboock’s crest | ge colt Melinboid, by Austraiian, dam Lavender, g we years old, and” Joun Morrissey’s chestnut colt Yefehder, by Joh Morgan, dam Srncome, fone. 0} tow 4 tw os Or fis bard Mile Desh, } Saratowa lat Abgust leading anaay to believe Salina the Parse of $400, that be Was iavanetole at long distances Those and Taminsny the Hendi- cap ‘Steeple Chase. Amore beawhin! day than "eterday could not De desired for Jerome Park. A cloudiass shy, go. nial sun amd Wracing air ma@e we Charmin yz arive whither everything that one couli wth Yor, The fact, also, of this being the’close of the fal’, meeting of the American Jockey Club was #n, additional entive fer the lovers of the novie fspori to be em masse; Wut still the gteendance, » lange and ~ecidediy fasivhanable, was s -wamerons a© one would expect from meetings. The exctteinent ard anxiety m financtal circles, consequent upon tle calamities in ‘he West, may TurPish a reason for“nis falling off in ihe wivendance, Yel che scene Was an mapiring one and the races were highly interé sting. The club douse aud grand-stand formed a picture of beanty wud fashion, ane some of the me yst brfuiant belles of ihe imetropolts graced the grounds with their | presence, The blu behind fhe grand stand was oved with eqnipages of #1) kmds, and down near the hemestretch cz rriages and = wagons we im an apparently mextricable mass. biun outside =the) — grumnds, near Nai Cntradice Was DIACk V ¢ith people, who seemed to enjoy tire races quite ay; mu those whe «ported bad ges whhin the enclosure Karely has there been * uch enthusiasm and excite- ment displayed at Jerol ne Park as:there was when the favorite, Helmbold , was beater in the four mile race. Cheers went UV p from the grand stand and uny mouchoirs Nutt ered from the plazza of the clab Ronse when A’ odelkoree crossed. the string. Again, the Stef ple chase, which never iais to wraw “the attention” of all pres- ent, bad its thrilling = scene in the mishap whteh , berell one of the jockeys and the spiriteds"imish. Jerome Park has now be- vouve the synoaym of fashion, for the chief repre- wentatives ofthe fickle goddess may be seen there arrayed in all heir glory, The modisfe makes the west extemstve preparations for each meeting of whis favoree clud, and her fair patronesses in‘ulge tm many shopping expeditions weeks belore. Through the Park, on the boulevard and along Central avenve flash hundreds of elegaut carriages | with imeix precious cargoes ol silks, satins, wumonds, and last, though by no means deasi, beauty. The many hues of the fohage on either side and on the surrounding hilis become andesertbably beantifal im the glow of the noonday stn, and Liat beauty becomes intensified when the God of Day sinks to his western couch, Nought put Plea-ovable excttemeut and enjoyment is visible im We tacewof all either on the grounds or on the road. | The management also is adimrrabie, ws ib 1s calcu- jated f keep up the standard of respectability and fashion to the higuest poi: Lad es may alwa’ feel conudept ol meeting there none but Mose whose hames and reputations are be. youd reproach, and the arrangements in every instance are carried gut to the letter. This 18 a great drinmpb for the Jockey Ciub, as every one can un- dersiand Live tame tse diiliculties to be surmounted iu order to bring around such a state of things, Bach meetug becomes wore popular than tts pre- tecessor, a sufficient proof of the progress made by ue in the affairs of the tut Tne w chub, with their friends, were out in fil force yes- lerday, as SMONG THOSE Ph we observed Messrs. { rome, Nt, and Mrs, J. G. ENT nd Lawrence Je- eoksener, Mr. Coustabie, Judge Munson, | Mr Purdy, Dr, Dowhug, Mr. Santord and ladies, Mr. Babcock, Comaodere Vandervilt, Mr. Wiliam H. Vanaer- wit, Me. Dering and Mr. Griswold, of the Furn Avenue Hotel; Mr. J. &. Van sznndt, General Adans, Mr Keed, the omman House; Dr. Max- Air, Wheatley, ex- Taylor, Mr, Fearing, re Mayor Gunther and ladies, Dougias, Mr. wr. Loritiard, Colonel Bush, Mr. Lowrie, Mr. Red. | mond, Mr. and Mrs. Petty, Senator © Mr. ony Mr. W. Simmonds, Mr. Blodgett, linont, Mr. Chars Lathgate and Mr. Gra THE LAD\ES? TOILE “i some of the choicest specimens of the *s handiwork. Among the Lewildering cos- mes we ebserved the following as the most worthy of comment:— A black sk costume, ibe underakirt demi-train, deep plaited fieunce and yery iuil oversktrt, pron front, gracemily looped in’ the back, so as to rm three long ents. ‘Ihe outerskirt worn with this psiume Was a very black cashmere saeque, richly embroidered, ana a purple velvet honnet, trimmed with biack thread lave, and an aigretie of the same shade as the velvet set oi this handsome suit, A dark green st!k costume, entirely formed of rich (ul overskirt, trimmed! with folds of the silk and irtuge, the outside garment a douvle cape, trimmed to mated the skirt, A green velvet bounet, trimmed he uaderskirt being ngs, had a very grace- with ostrich tps and wigietie of the same shae, completed tis costume. AD elegant biack costume had the underskirt rain, trimmed with « deep floance, put op in WOX plaits the flonnee lmed Diack Velvet aud caugitt be ceutre of every plait with handsume crochet butions. A _poionalse trimmed with black velvet, a fringe and a biack velvet bonuet trimined with mauve feuthers sec this suit off to advantage. We aiso noticed en brown poplin, the skirt veing trimmed with « deep pull at the otto, tooped at intervais with rch velvet and leavy iwisted cord, Abuve the pud Were folds of y and popibn, the overskirt being trimmed ayith bands of velvet, edged wiilt slik, aud the corsage tnished with a basque at te kKund pomts in ibe front. With this becoming Cosit was woru a beaver vound tt anid velvet. At the grand sian was ane aut ple silk, the i a bias foance, deep Nouace, and we anderkirt Being trimmed wi ports of veivel fainng over 1 Whole teaged with lotus of Velvet, edzed with silk. Avery fuil/overskirt was trimmed with veivet and Sringe. With thay were worn a very pandsome cash re shawiand a parpie velvet bon with lace and je A pluis-colored ik had the underskirt formed of Narrow Hounce, aged with narrow Uiread lace, “the outside garment Wasa Very stylish po.onais open in the trent, and trimmed around with deep thread lac, beaten w.tt a fall p Jace, Avound hat, irinmed with suk and ane 3 aimretie of ive same eas suit cour pleted Mis Feauutul dress, A navy biue stk tad toc wnderskirt, with a toune # half yard deep, arranged in broad Pox plaits, the heading composed of a ia wy founce, With folds nd Velvet. overskirt had a polonaise reaching to ine top of the ft nee, ihe ba Jorming @ shert tasque fouling ov a foll skirt, trimmed with fringe, headed with folds of silk and Velvet. There was a jauply round hat on the head ol the fair wearer, THE HACENG. The Weck wes mach improved In condition Irom what it wad been during the other days of the meetings, Out We do Dot tink 1. was quite as good as we have seen it on many previous occasions. owe. however, Wax very good in all the races, but par su in the jwur-mie dash, whicn Abdel- | he rau i TO-—the fastest time ever made by a iuree-year ol@ tn this country: Comparing the track of yosterday et Jerome Park with the one at some of She racing days there Unis sam- wer We would judge the diflerence to have been two erconds Wo the mile, abd this makes Abdeikoree's periormance yesterday the wore memorabie, He isa wonderful y boree, and will be a great javorie with ali turfiies in the futare, MIX Paces Were TUN during ie afternoon, the first being a free hanaleap sweepstakes, a dash of a mile and an eightu. Taere were seven entries, and they wal Sarted, These were Colonel Mebanies’s bay colt Tebman, & G. Thomas’ bay diy Taiana, H.C. daweon's bay mare Alvuera, 1, D. Withers’ chest nut Gorse Vespucius, W. Cottril’s gray colt Fireall, Grime A Pieeck’s chestnut ily by War Dace em & Wheney’s chestnut fjly by John Hoopes Julwown was A great favorite in the race, and his totkers were well paid by -eccung lim as the weer, Teeanan veat al! (he olvers very easily. The sovand ptee was also a ree handicap sweep- wakes, (he ditenas being om ie and five-eighta. Saratoga ¢ der oe Bime horses pame to he post, Comprising the | | starting place being under the biui, the top with | trimmed | Woo Jost toer~meney on ham yesterday will probably chaawe herr gnmds, ana will not be so anxious to | vay sach tag odds on bim when se again runs fourm ves He, however, made the best race | ol ots career yesterday, and Was i better condiuon a brtisigg race than ever before, Abdeikoree merits im gallant style, These two hors D fa a9 -wad although poti are an honor to the sire Abdel core 8 the best. — He 15 as finely formed as any horse in the land, and being well tried yes lerday Ws avacer, Wil When retired from the turf | be nvatgerie in thestud, — Defender made the run- Ning fer wearily tavee miles, and then gave tie OTLOTN’ Chal to sertie the question. ‘The race botwern Heimbold and Abdelkoree was a tussle to the md, the colt onty winning by Aneck, fhe ova- Lol Saat Colone! Me Dantel received from the crowd ) aller the race will be long remembered. The dith race was between M, H. Sanford’s bay | Sily Sakina ane Mr. Belmont’s chestnut colt by tne \, for a purse, a dash of a mile and a quarier. Wwo others Were entered, but did noi swri, Salina won the race In good style. ‘the sixth and last race of the day and meeting Was @ steeple chase that had six starters out of mine { entries, These were J. bonahue’s chestnut gelding Vammany, J. K. Lawrence's bay gelding Jim Tis- { ale, Leonard Jerome's chestnut gelding Surprise, d. W, Weldna’s brown colt Astronomer, A. Taylot's stnut ierse Prek Jackson and James Thompson's chesnut horse Atblon and he won @ fast race, Jim Tisdaiesecond, Surprise | tate ) ‘the following are the details of the racing as it came ott:— j THY FIRST RACE. | Pree HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Of $25 cach, If not », Jf wot more, than | declared out, with $500 added; the sevond horse to recetve $12 One mule and an | einen, : } D. McDaniel enterea ch. c. Tubman, by War lam Lass of Sidney, 3 years old, 95 los... 1 out of the stakes. B. 4G, Thomas -entered b, tm. Talaria, by Aus- tratan, Gam Lady Taylor, 4 years Oud, 89 lbs... 2 H.C, Hawson entered b, m. Alpuera, by Jem Davis, dam Ninette, 6 years old, 97 Los... 3 D. v. Withers entered ch, b.Vespucius, by i. dam Columbia, 5 years old, 104 ibs. , socvece @ Grinstead & bissicks entered ch. f. by War Dance, dam the dam of Optimist, 3 years oll, 851938... 5 W. Cottrel: entered g. c. Fireball, by Lightning, dam Dixte, 4 years oid, 104 1bs seeseeee 6 Butier Whitney entered ch. m. by John Hooper, “dam Flora Mclea, 4 years old, 95 lbs .. 7 Time, 1:58, THE BETTING. Taubman... $600 800 1,200 800 700 600 dire vait +115 185 340) Talana 4 6) 10] Albuera. - 50 — —>} Field,400 270 300 Grimstead » $5 55 100 Fieid. 65 8 145 HE RACE. The start was a. good one, tne Whitney filly tak- ing the lead, Tubman second, the War Dance filly Murd, Talaria fourth, Fireball fifth, Albuera sixth, Vespucius seventh, In this Way (bey passed the stand, dnd without Change of place ran around the upper turn very close together, As they came gown the biuiT the War Dance filly had her Dose 10 front of the Whitney filly, #alaria third, Taubman | fourth, Fireball fifth, Aibuera sixth and = Ves- | Puctas seventh, ‘ihey swung around the hill out of sight, aud wuen they came in view on the tower turn Tubman was in the lead, the Whitney | ily baving shot her bolt and was retired. Talana | Wes second, the War Dance filiv third, Alouera ; fourth, Firenall fifth, the Whitney filly sixth, Ves- | pucius sevenata, Tae latter then made bis ran, and he cut down some of the weeds in front of him, but he could not reach the good ones in the race. Tub- man came into the homestreicn @ winner. and ‘he ran home several lengths in frontot Talaria, Al- | buera_ third, Vespucins fourth, the War Dance filly fifth, Fireball sixth and the Whitney filly seventi, ‘ume, 1.09 THE S2COND RACE. HANDICAP Sw AKES Of $30 €ach, If not are! out, with $50) andead, the second horse to ve $159 out of the stakes. One mile and five- igutns. | B. G. ‘Thomas entered b. f. Aureola, by War Dance, dam Pixie, 3 vears old, 75 Lis. J. Donahue entered ch. h. Saniord, by Unc.e Vic dam Dolly Cartet, 6 years old, 106 i Carsol & Coar entered br. ¢, Ortolan, by Done- | raile, dam Canary Bird, 4 years oid, 109 Ibs. . 3 i. C. Dawson entered pr, h. Gayo, by Jef Da daw Ninette, aged, 97 1bs. 4 D, J. Crouse entered b, f, Sister to Kingfisae Lexingtos, dam tham Lass, 3 years old, 79 Ibs... eeery 5 | D. MeDamels eutered br. f Lizzy B, by Ather- stone, dam Wombat, 3 years old, 92 1b3..... 6 W. Cottreiil entered g, ¢. Fireball, by Ligntuing, dam Dixie, 4 years old, 106 bbs.. ys 7 4, Thompson entered b. ¢. Nickajuck, by Rodgers, dam Capitola, 3 years old, 84 ibs,...... 8 D. ). Withers entered br. f. Elsie, by Leamtugton, dam Baba, 3 years old, ¥2 Lbs, = neesaae ® "time, 2:67 350 «500600 13) 2 230 110-20 ~~ 300 90 110 470 5 80 Field 6 159) 7510520 THE RACE. Ortolan was first away to a capital start, Aureola second, the others in a bunch, in which manner they Tran away out of sigat around the bili, the Wheu they appeared tn view on the lower turn Ortolan aud k sie were head and head, Aureola third, Sister to Kingfisher fourth, Lizzy B. fifth, the overs in a group, but the dust nid them so much that they could net be sngled out. When the horses came up aud passed under the string Ortolan led, histe second, Lizzie Br turd, Aureos fourth, ter to Kiugfisner fifth, Nickajack sixth, | Sanford seventh, Fireball eighti, Gavo ninta. They | yao without a change of position aroun’ the ae | turn, and as they passed ib front of the bin? Ortolan | had a sitht advantage, Aureoia second, Lizzy Bb, | Uurd, sister to Kingfisher fourth, Saniord fifth, 3 sixth, the latter seeming to take no furtier | interest in'tne race. | op the lower turn Anreoia bad t | runulog very strong, Ortotan second. fisher third, Lizzy B. fourth, & | others trailing, Aureola entered the homestretch | with a Waning lead, and, coming on strong, won | the race by a length and a half. Sanford came in ¢ lead and was ister to King rd iifth, the | second, having made a gallant run ap the Lome> { stretch. Orioian was Uurd, Gayo fourth, Sister to | K ner fifth, Lizzy B. sixth, Firepaly seventh, | Me ck elunth, iste ninth, Time or (ue mile and | THE THIRD RAC . for maiden two-year-olds; entrance } money to second horse. Three quafiers of a mie. A. Belmont eatered ch. f, Woo ibine, by Censor or centucky, dam Mieur ve Champs Hariess ontered ch. c. Meteor, nu Maria Ennis....... 2 Lorillard entered b, f, Girl of the Period, by Virgil, dam Nannie Butler ..... ceeee eee eevee 8 | D. D, Withers entered ». f Miml, by Eclipse, | dam Henne Farrow. . 4 J. 5, Watsou entered b. f. Bonnie Katie, by Jerome agar, dam Pasta, eoses covcceasee 6 Isaac W. Pennock entered bc by Asteroid, dam Josephine R. Rowan... 6 HP. ‘ath entered b. perary, dam Gree! 7 THE bY VIN. Meteor . +8200 209 400 639 810 890 Girl of Une Pertod..” 40 60 130 20) 255 230 Woodbine. . Richard Roe 210 859 270 260 pital start, and they dashed away at the top of tae speed. At the blu Mimi aud tue Girl of the Period were side and side, Bonme Katie tiird, Wooubine fourth, Meteor filth, nock’s colt and Richard Roe sixth aud seventh. | They then swung around the ili, and when they ap- | peared in sight Woodbine and Girl of the Period were jn frout, Meteor toird, Mimi fourth, Bonnie Katie fiith, Richard Roe and Pennock’s colt seventh, Coming into the homestretch Woodbine went to (he front and Meteor ran into second place, the others being beaten at that pot. Woodbine | came on gamely, ant won ap excelient race tn good lime by several lengths; Meteor second, Girl of tne Period third, Mimi fourth, Bonnie Katie fifth, Pen- Hock's colt 1xtu and Kichark Roe seventh. ‘lime gr the tbree-quarters of a mile, 1:17. THE FOURTH RACE. PURSE $1,200; entrauce money to second horse, Four mules, D. Mevaniel entered ch. c, Abdelkoree, by Aus- travan dam Kescue, 3 years old ’ W, R. Baboock entered ch. h, Helmboid, ‘alan, dam Lavender, 5 years old... soe D Joln Morrissey entered ch. h. Defender, by Jonn Morgan, daa Cyncouta, 4 years old... Time, 7:33, THE BETTING. Helmboid + $000 1,200 1,30) 1,300 1,090 Avdelkoree...;,, 255 430400470610 pxeieuder. re |) 105 189 170 io THE RACE. Devender took the jead and cut out the work, Heintvold second, Abdeikoree bringing up the rear, As lucy passed around the tur Veleader led six Jv retated, being by the same sire— | Tammany was the favorite | ny the homestretch and passed under the wire sie ; the colt bis dam Lightsome, 3 years old... eee sae A. Belmont entered ch. ¢, By the Sea, by Thoi manby, dam Beraice, 3 years old 2 ‘rine, 3M, THE BEITING. | Saiina 330 600 450 400 659 709 By the Sea... 50 no) |= 109 105 Tl 2 TUE RACE. Of the tour entries only two came to the post, ‘These were salina and By the Sea. Saina cut out NEW “¥0%K HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTUBER 18. mr Pamtnntneinetansm 4 lengths, Heimbold second, three tengths anead of eefchaes ‘The horses ran quite leisurely down to the binif and some ee oe Cy eye ae lengths ahead, Helm second, front or abdelkores. They eanve around and passed an tlhednitoks the stand in that ‘and as they left it the owner of Heimbold called % the Jockey to make the ‘pacy + stronger, He did so and closed up some of “tne «ay: light om the upver turn, Abdelkoree fo)’".owed him, AS the horses came «own to the bum again De- fencer led tour or fiye lengths, Helw’yola second, six Jengths in trent ol Apdelkoree. Coing around’ the tower turn they gor closer togerner, Defender nema ‘wo lengths in irvat of Helmbold, and Abdetkcree about re same distance further off, Culdnel Mc Daniel was at the head of the homestretch, and wien the horses passed him he beekoned to his boy to keep back. e coll was taen led more poweriuily them vefore. When Heli id passed the judges’ stand his owner again admonished his vkey “io gaon.” He did so, but Abdelkoree kept Rt lus heeis. ‘The horses ran close togethet to the lower turn, ‘where there was no daylight between them, and ‘as they came tuto the homestretch Ab- delkeree fame to the front, Colonel McPaniel again cstied on his boy to keep back, but tle colt seemed tull of run and the jockey was pretty weil fagged out himself im hoiding back the colt, so ue | let him yo, and passed the judges’ stand two lengths | ahead of Hetmbold, Defender was now six 1eugtis behind and completely used up. Going aro the upper turn Heinbold was put to the top of his speed, and yet the colt kept alength of daviignt | open between them, The race was a desperate | one afterwards, and the spectators were excited to | the Iighest pitch, Toe horses came down to the bluff and Helmbola was a little closer. ‘They passed | out of sight around the iil, and when tey came in view on the lower turn abdeikoree was leading two lengths. Heimboid was now get- tng the yo and Avdelkoree’s Jockey was giving head. As they entered the homestreich Colovel McDantel called to his jockey to send =the colé along, and the boy did so; pat ke was now | uring, and iHelmboid began to close on bim, and he | continued to do so until they passed under the wire, Abuelkoree winning the race by a neck, Then barst forth one of the most boisterous shouis of | Applause that was ever heard on a race course, and | it continued for several minutes, Defender was a long way behind at the dnisn of the race, The time of the four miles was which was most exira- ordiuary tine. Abdelkoree will Lenveforth be a.- kuowiedged a race horse of real meiit, FIFTH RACE PcRsE $500; entrance money to'second horse. One mile and a quarter. M. H. Sanford entered b. f. Salina, by Lexington, (he work as soon as the flag ieli, and as she ran was leadin:s five lengths. She keot tus advantage around the upper turn, but passing the blad By the Sea was a litte closer, On te lower turn Salina led three iengifis, but as she came into the hoime- stretch By the sea made @ desperate dash at her, and the allair looked doubdtfal about mioway up the homestretch. Saiina, however, shook By me Sea oif, and wou the race by two lengths in capital time. ‘The mile and a quarter Was run 1 THE SINTH RACE. HANDICAP STEEVLB Cask; purse $800, of which $200 to the second horse; three or more to start; entrance free. About two mies and a haif. J. Donahue eatered d. g. Tammany, by Lexing- ton, dam Liz Mardts, 4 years oid, 147 Ibs...... J. K. Lawrence entered b, g. Jim tisdale, by Revenue, dam Luisa Jordan, aged, 133 Ibs... Leonart Jerome entered ch. g. Surprise, by Logan, dam Nationa! Maid, 4 years od, 138 Ins, 3 J. W. Weidion entered br. ¢, Astronomer, by As- veroid, dam Miss Carter, 3 years old, 116 Ins, 4 A. Taylor entered ch, h, Dick Jackson, by Rev: nue, dam Vicioire, aged, 14) 1US..... 6. cece J. Thompson extered ch. h, Athlone, by Lexing- ton, dain Alabama, 5 years old, 137 Ibs......... 0 Time, 4: THE BELTING. Tammany....$100 209 Silo #0809 449 ‘Taylor's eatry 105 145 i75 209 380 239 dum Tisdaie., 69 10) 159 160 190 150 Athlone - @ » 5 80 80 80 Sorprise...... 10. 99 2% 6) 4 50 THE RACE. i The horses went off at a moderate pace, Surprise leading, Tamuwaay second, Athlone third, Jum ‘T1s- dale fourth, Astronomer fth und Dick Jackson sixth. They jumped the brush fence in this orde! but before they got to the end of the iractional track, where ‘they had to jump the fence into tne north field, they made several changes. At the jump into the field athione and rprixe went over the fence tozether, closely followed by Jim fsdale, Tammany sourih, Astronomer filth, Dick Jackson bringing up the rear, When they came to the bedge in the centre of the field Athlone was first, Surprise secoud, Jim Tisdale third, fammany fourth, Asironomer fifth, with Dick Jackson close up. ‘They jumped a brash fence and then came out of ths eld on to the regu- Jar track, where they met a hurdie at the tof the bluff, Athlone was the first horse over, Surprise second, Jim Tisdale third, Tammany fourth, 4s- tronomer and Dick Jackson side and side, As Avn- jone leit this hurdle and was about entering the south field he bolted aud threw his rider, ana that Was the last of him iu the race. Surprise then took the lead and went over the nedwes and ditches in this Held, Jim Tisdale bemg second, Tamwany wird, Vick Jackson fourth and Astronomer sixth, Tae horses then ran up, and made a grand display in Iront of the ciub ‘house and grand stand tn thetr | leaps over the hedge and water. Surprise showed the way, Jim Tisdale second, Tammany third, Dic | dackson fourti and Astronomer last, 2 Nor } then ran along the space between the fractional ant | | aud fnisned the ray As the horses came in sight | | erally are | list Was for horses that never veat (1 regular ‘racks, Where they jJamped a hurdle 19 the | same order as before. They tuen crossed the reg- | ular track aud ascended the biil among the trees of the picaie grounds, where they nad a stone fence on the summit to jump. in getting up the nil some changes took place in the positions of th hors: im Tisdaie was the first over tie Surprise second, Dick Jackson third, Tammany fourth, Asironomer Mith, Getting down the rocks Dick Jackson Was the most rapii, and he ied over the fence into the north fleid. He was first over the stone wail that stood in tue miadle of the field, dim Tisdale second, Surprise third, Tammany fourth, Astronomer fi ‘The racing now began inearnest. ‘The horses dashed out of the fleid and over the hurale atthe foot of the bluff, Dick Jackson leading, Jim Tisdale second, Tammany third, Sar- prise fourth, Astronomer fifth. The horses then dashed around the hill and on to the lower turn, Where there was a hurdie, and when tney ; reached there four of thein were very close | together. Dick Jackson was leading, but as he jumped tae hurdie be struck it and fell, which upset all his chances of winning the race. fam- many then went to the front, closely pressed by both Jim Tisdale and Surprise. The race was very exciting up the homestretch to the last hurdle, which was jumped over first by Tammany, then Jim Tisdale, next Surprise, with nots length of differs ence between the first and last. Astronomer was" severai lengths behind. ‘lammany, Jim Tisdale and Surprise hada gatiant ran home, Tammany wine ning the race by a length, Jim Tisdale second, balf @ ievgth ahead of Surprise. Astronomer was 81X lengths iurther of ‘Time, 4:53!s. Neither of the horses (hat feli or their riders were injured, as Dick Taylor finally came on, jumping the last hurdle, ECT PARK AGUISULTUTAL Opening Day~—itwo ad Pronming A Spleadid Day, bat a Slim Ate 3s | FAI. | PROS Ths Matexc fendn Owing, D9 doubt, to the superior attractions at der rk, Luere Was A sii attendance at Pros: ic yesterday. Nevertheless, tae lair opened sly, the races for the $5) purse and the lng as spirited as trotung ma ches get The tormer eveat and the first on the 2 minutes, $1,459 | and the latter for colts, At hail-past two o'clock the bell was rung for the » aud shortly alter everyiiing wes in reatiness st for THE PIRST RACE. | by M. a IL, | winds, yer 4 Wor lan Burned to Death=-Den'ers In the ‘purions Fluid Held Respousible—Required to Give Buil. Coroner Keenan yesterday Mvestigated the case of Mra. Sarah Eilts, late of No, 1,407 Second avenue, who died trom the effects of extensive burns re- ceived on the ist Mstant 4v the explosion of a lamp filled with kerogene oil which she had yurchased of G, W. Semken, grocer, of 1,417 Second avenue, for the genuine article, \r. Semken had Dought the oii from Mesers, M. & H. Michael, whole- sate dealers in ine eriicie, at Nu. $5 avenue C, The husband of deceased was present, with both hanus bandaged, he having been badly burned at the ume of the explosion da. ing hts etforts te save the life of Health Bvard for investigation. ‘his wife, The quality of the oll was referred to the Provessor Endemann, assistant chennst of the Board ot Healin, deposed that he examimed the kerosene oi! nsed in the lamp Which exploded -and burned deceased: the law 18 that kerosene should hot evolve an inflammapie vapor below 100 Fahren- Heit; should consider this oi dangerous to burain & jap. Mr, Ellis detaved the circumstances connected witht the eXplosion and burning of deceased, and that he belteved tie oll Was purchased at Semken's store, ‘Lhe latter testilled that he parchased lis oils of the Messrs. Michact with the assurance that they were genuine, Z Alter jistening to the testinrony Coroner Keenan submitted the case ‘vy, Who rendered the 1ollowing sarah — Bilis, the deceased, to her death by the exploston of @ kerosene off jump on the ist aay of Octoner, 1471, said oi baviug been sold MK 1, $5 avenue ©, and resod by G, W. Setuken, 1,417 Second avenue; and we further find that said ou was below tae standard required by law, and, consequently, dangerous to use tor ingminating purposes, We furiner recommend the proper xatiooies to take tie hecessary action the premises.” On the above verdict Coroner Keenan required the Messrs. Michael and also Mr, semien to give ban in each to await the action ot the Graad du Bonds wil be fied to-day, ao New Yoru elas see 614 | Moon sets . see 516 | High water. BAMERS. OCEAN 8! DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, Steamer, Deatinats Ofice tone — Idaho... Oct 18... Liverpoo) Cay of Biaiiin'ye) et 19---* Liveroo! Oct 19, [88 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green [88 Broad «t. | Broadway. jowling Green |g Broad st. 15 Broaaway. 19 Broaaway, 15 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Grecn 4 Broadway. Bow ing Green 19 Brow iway. PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 17, 1871, CLEARED. Steamship Cuba (Br), . vk e Beg a (Br), Moodie, Liverpoo! 4 Queenstown ghttamsllp Jadsho (ir), Price, Liverpool—Williams & Steamship Parana (Br), Wilkinson, London—Howland & yy ne oattanahip Hammonia (NG), Meier, Haruburg—Kunbardt & Steamship City of Mexico, Tim Crug—F Alexandre & fone, vumermann, Havana and Vera Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannab—-Murr iy, Ferris & Co. James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—H R Steams Meteamabty Nt Walker, Norfo k, teamshiy Niagara, Walker, Norfo k, City Point and Rich- up Wm Jhyae rew, jorfolk, Ci P Richmond-Washington.& Uo.” iA eit Steamship Inuac Bell, Blakeman, Norfolk—Old Yominion Steamship Co. Steamship Glancus. Walden. Boston-- ¥ Dimock snthtp American Cajon, Delano, London—Grinuell, Min- urn & Co, Ship Tranquebar, Waterhouse, Havre—Koyd & Hincken, Burk Alexander’ (Br), Dempster, Quecastown—Boyd. & Hincken, Bark Jas Welsh (Br), Hammond, Barbados T & F A Dwight « Co, Bark A Kobbe, Dow, Havana—J E Ward & Co. Brig Grat von Arnim (NG), Kruse, Venice—Fabbri & Chauuicey. cali Acadia (Br), Garvin, Glbraltar—ttatton, Watson & 0. ‘aoe Mary Knowlton, Potter, Port au Prince—Wilton & amit Sehr Paul Seavey, Lowell. Demarara—Lunt Bros, Mary A Witham, Kelly, Greytown, Nic—Strov Broa. Sebr Annie Martha (Br), Nutter, St Jou, NB, via Port Johnson--P I Nevius & Son. Schr Jesse L Ciard, Clark, Savannah—Evans, Bail & Co. ir Emerald, De Castro, New Haven—-Rackett & Bro. ‘ur Franklin, Vail, New Haven—Rackett 4 Bro, Sebr Dart, Williams, Stamfora, op CA Raynor, Turner, New Haven mer D Uvey, Davis, Philadelpnia, ner Novelty, Slaw, Pati ARRIVALS, Ly ORTED BY THE BERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steunship Scotia (Br), Lott, Liverpool Oct 7 and Queens town Sth, with mdse and 297 passengers, to © G Frencklyn. Get 15, lat 48 45, lon 57 30, passed ship saranak, from Li atl for Philaceiphia; same time, steamship City of New ork, henge for Liver ool; 16th, lat 4210, lon 62 16, an In- man stennship, hound east; 1th, 9 miles east of Sandy Hook, ship Veerless (Br), (rom Queenstown for New Yerk. Steamship Colorado (Br), Freewan, Liverpool Oct 4, via Queenstown Sth, with mdse and passengers, to Williams & Gurion, Oct 10, Lit 4910, lon 42 40, passed an Allan line steamer, bouud E; itn, lat 40 58, lon 64 40, « brig rigged steamer, do. Steamship Vicksburg, Stead, New Orieai and passengers, to N H Brigham. Had at Steamsinp Asbland, Moore, Fernandina, with mdse and passengers. to Jatues Hund. Steamship Georgia, Crowell, Charleston Oct 14, with mane and passengers, to HR Morgan & ni Pan Lightship bearing SW by W 45 d hy Robert Caldwell, with a smali schr alongaide wreck: Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Richmond, Cnty Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamsliin Co. Ship Trimountain, Townsend, Liverpool 42 days, with mdse, to Winchester & Towne. Took the middle p and encountered strong westerly gales and heavy head 18 days W of the Banks: Oct 15, off Nautucket South Shoais, took & pilot from boat Widgeon, No I Bark Oslo (Nor, Pattersov, Yokohama, May 22, with mile, to Heinemann, Payson & Morgan, Had light westerly winds most of the nassave; passed Angier June ig, Sandel- wood July 2, and got the SE tracien olf the Isle of Bourbon and the south end of Madagascar Juiy 28 had a SW gale for three days: passed Cape Receipe Aug 6 and arrived at Cape Town Aug lb and was aetaine’d there nm days with heavy wosteriy winds; left Cape Town Aug 25; pasned St Helena Sept 7'and crosa! the Fquator Sept 2 in lon 48 WV off Amazon River bad very heavy easterly current: had the norih monsoon fine and steady; passed Cape Hatteras Oct 12and was there overtaken witha revolving gale, of which the heicht of ii passed to the eastward of us; lat 84 85 lon 7128, appeare| to ve inthe height of the gate; received no ann ge Hark Delta (Br, Groves, Newport fron to order—vesnel ty master, and had varinble weather ; Oct 1, iat 43 02, lon 55. apok ing sear JG Crowell, with 350 quintats fish ; 6th, lat $8 50, 6130, bark Alexandra, from Philadelphia for Hamburg dale, &o, hark Dorchester, from Liverpool for Bath, Me Bark Sailor Prince Br), MeManns, Bantry, via Sydney, © B, 13 daa, alleet, tod W Kiwel & Co. Had strong we erly winds; 12 days W of the Bunks; carried away toretop- maat yard, Brig Favorite, Duel’, Barbados 16 days, with cocoa, &e, to H Trowbridge's Sona, Brig Harry & Aubrey (Br), Brig sugar, Ac, to TT & FA Dwigi Brig Abby F Havene low pine to © HT Trambuii & ¢ Sailed i and seb days, with railway Came tue middie tease Barbatos 1 days, with ‘0 Lad tine weather, Feronndina 10 days, with y —vensel to Miller & Houzhio compeny with brig James Welsh, for Philadel phi MC Trundy, for New York; bad ‘strong N and NW a A Rider, Corson, Indimola 28 days, with cotton, Bali &Co, In’ tho Gulf of Mexico bad very moderate, The brig Betle of the Ba « previous. hay not vet arrived, iu, Meade, Peasnerla 14 da The followiug were the entries: — J. Wheeler s bik, m. Everine. Howe's). g. i. Howe. Siinons g. g. Gray Charley. Israel Dentou'sg. st. Tom Warden, Jr. i, Wooa's ta. in, Lady Bama, FE. Thoine’s b. st. Seaunel, Alter two attempts @ talr fying start was obtained and cousiderayic interest was manifested by the spectators, It soon became evident, however, that Sentinel was destimed to carry of tie honors © that beat, iis only competitor on the howe ran Eyelive, out she broke up Whea near sentinel ran Mm ten yards ahead, siferaple time lost in get’ next heat this race, and the blown when they were ‘Hnatly tol was hors os were much to go. The re- sult Was ie same as beiore, with (nis aiference, an muproves that Sentinal came w aneal in Ment of one and A hall seconds, second and 1. W. Howe itind. Tue next heat was somewhat interesting, and caused sharp betting, though not in heavy amoun’s. tn lus wiso Sentinel Aa VICtOrONs, COMIN In ist in 2i05',, ‘ollowed at tien varia distance by Gray Chorley, who, I was hard pushed by Tom Warden, tie others were @ loug way beluad. THE SECOND Back, the best in three, oue mile Heats, followed. ‘6 jo lowing Were the entries:— 7. B Vi Week's v. 81. Tom M Charies Roolnson’s gg. Rena J.5. Watson's bay tity, by Everits. Vhomas Jasksou's br, g. Atlas. ‘There werg but Two heats, Tom Moore having proved huasell the champion in (Wo rushes rownd the track. The Oller Horses entered had not ihe ghost ol a chauee With bia from the first. He did not seein at all distressed and maintained a distance of from twenty to Uity feet from His antagonists Jn each heat. He ran wider the string the first tune in 2:49 and the Jast Wine in 2:00, As races they were not exciing tO spectators Lot pecuniarily intereste there belong actually no contest, Notwithstanding ihe fact that the favorites of both races ran oat we heats so easily, 1 Was quite lae when ali was over and the peopie left for town, ‘The races will be Continued bouay apa every a fo and ingiading Friday 54 Jnmber te rks—vessel to’ Miller & Houghton, strong Band NE winds south of Uatteras. cts, lat $215, Jon 785), feil in with senr Robert Caldwell, McCormack, from Savannah for Now Haven, Jumper iaden, fall of water! took off the captain and crew, # in number, andon the Mth transferred the captilu and Omen to the steamship Manbat- tm, from Ch for New York (since arrived). Sebr Anna Stepard, Newton ckaunvilie 10 days, with yellow pine to Van Brunt & Bro— vessel to master, Hud (ue weather ;3 days N of diatteraa, Sehr Pravconia, Leavitt, Witmingtou, NC, 6 day Jumber to Jonathan Beers vase! to S ¢ wi & Co, Seuur 8 J Ie » with irginia. and, Virginia. Miller, Virglata, Brannon, Virginia. Watts, Virginia edt Through Heli Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Sehr Quoddy, Bennett, Calais for New York, with lumber toJohn Boyntin's map & Co, Seur € Matthews, Banor, Bangor for Sandy Hook, with Jumber to master. be Behr J © Chew, Ackerman, Taunton for New York, with stone to Brookiy's Hiridan esse, Wareliam for Jersey A Ww Sehr J G Collin: to Beard & Son. 4 ‘Ser Undine, Hilison, Portland for New York, with stone to Moore & Co. i Bebe MO Wella, Wells, Portland for New York, with atone 0 order. ogiur Reading ii No 4, Sullienn, Bridgeport tor New York. ‘Sehr Yankee Bor, Wilson, New Mi Rehr WS O'Brien. Kely, Derby for Phitudelphia, ebr Nightings 'e, Providenes for New York, sehr Empire, Matthews, Norwien for New York, Sebr Hunter, Crane, Norwich for Port Jonnson, Schr LH Borden, llatwin, Pail River for New York Sebr M Senet ‘ Ree ve Bebe GE Hows Po with lum- Terry, Portland for New York, with atone n for New York, ary Emm, smith, Providence ror New York rin, Landen, New itaven tor New York, Sehr Native, Mew’, Greenwich for New York, Sehr Delaware, Smiith, Providence for New York, Sehr Phit Sheridan, Mi Providence for New York, Hehe Treasure, Taylor, Apyanans for New York. Sebr Ocean Wave, Zelutl, New Hedford for New York. Senr Deipbi, Alien, New Hayen for New York. Sehr G 8 Page, Weight, Oyster Bay tor New York Sehr Nelson Harvey, Beers, siasntord for New York. Sehr Clara Sawyer, Froviaence for Pbilabelphia. pent P Bole. Adains, Boston for Philadelphia. eur James Smythe, Eaton, Providence for Philadelphia Kear Artie, Jounson, Providence nee for New York. " man, Ohase, Prov’ jew York, Rebr Trees Dakes, Nickerson, Providence for New York Sehr AJ Hentiey, Bowinvon, New Maven tor Georgetown, | ney, clean. in Cumberiand Invet Sept 1, .11.—TRIPLE SHEET, senr MENA, Pali River for New chr EP Rained ieee Provisenee Tor New, ork. Schr Asner’ Parker, Cargenter, ciem Cove for Now York, Schr Celesta, Brown, jortoport Ys Schr Eaxex, Nickerson, Newport for New York, : Steamer Dons, Youn, Provrieuce tor New Yorks W' oy rodse and p rn, Lo Teanc Ouell. y Kieetra, Mow, Providence tor NeW Yk, muse Steamer BOUND Bast. - and passengers. Steamahin Glancus. Walden, New, yori i+ ; Bohr Jed, Frys ‘Now York for Boston. seamen, ‘Bros Ye joston,, Schr Fannie jen, Phiadeiphie for Lynn. Sehr oR, Iphta for Pawtuckel ‘Sehr Wind, Warwick, Trenton for New Haven, Ser Ware, Fale, Trenton for New Baxen. Sehr M Vassar, Jr, Chrystie, Tlizahethpo tor Providence, Sehr F Merwin, Peres, Alexandria for no gton. oa a bor Arnold, Baltimore {or fod ad » Ellzabethwort for Norwic Schr Jonh Roweh, Harris, New York for New London. Schr Reading Raliroad No 48, Browa, South Amboy for Nchr Pennaylvanta, Duane, Phil Iphia for Miadl hr Pennsylvania, Duane, ladelphia for Miadletown. Sehr John P MeDevitt, Dunlap, Trenton for Providence. SenrJ.W Cummniness Holt, New York for Providence. ebr Chas Hentley, Heckett, New York for Providence. Schr 8 F Stratton ‘Stanley, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Unc'e Joe, Stroup, New York for Hartford. Sehr Adrian, Harvey, New York for Poriland, Schr Heading Railroad No 47, Brown, Port Jounson for Miche Onward, Airey, r Onwi New York for Bangor, Ser ee Sng ate ee eon nt for Norwich. Schr Atiantte, Barker, New York for Hiartrord, Schr Henry Crocker, Brown, Philadelphia for Norwich, Sehr Mi Aun, Wauser, Wechawken for Glen Cove. Schr T Benedict, Crocket, New York for Portiand, Sehr O © Acken, Meade, New York for Stam(ord. Sloop Fred Brown, Titus, New York for Providence. Steamer Albatross, Davis, New York for Full River. WHITRATON , Lil. Oct 17-10 :30 PM. Wind W, light, hazy. ‘The outward bound tleet did not get further than Hart Island this PM, owing lo the entire ab- nence of a breeze, SAILED. Steammhips Porana, London; Hammonia, Hamburg; City of Meteo, Havana. cet 400, ‘Savannan; Jae ‘Aduere Charles: ton; Magara, Richmond, de. Wind at sunset SW, light, Nichols, from Iquique tor New York, cargo of nitrate of soda, te ashore at Jones’ Inlet, biked, The Coast Wrecking Co have despatched thelr steamer Arnaud Winants to her assistance. Siu T84 Ao LINCOLN, Merriman, from Baltimore for Pe- narth, with a cargo of erain, put into Queenstown Sth inst, leaky, and has been towed to the Victoria Docks, Passage Wet, Cork, for necessary repairs. Sntr CrowN Price (Br), Moran, at Philadelphia from Liverpool, reports Oct 2, lat $943, lon 63 M4, experienced w violent gale of wind from NK to ENR, lasting 24 bow Passed sever ships and barks iying 10 wer bare poles; also large quantities of deals, BARK MARY LucrettA—London, Oct 17 Lucretia (of New York, J T B Maxwell owu son, has been totally wrecked at Palermo, Bank Ronrrr, Lanfare, from Baker's Island via Norfolle Island for Cork, with 1950 ‘tons guano, put mto Auckland, NZ. Aug 19 leaky. The R lett Baker's Island June Il, an shortly after ag it wan discovered that the vessel had xprany a leak. On the 27th whe was makin, 22 and 23 Inches of water per honr, Captain Lanfare immodiately made for Norfolk Island, where the vessel arrived Aug 7. Repaired one of the pumps, which had broken shortly ‘after the eal was discovered, And left again on tho Iith, but the pump again getting ot of order, Capt Lanfare decided to make for Auckland. Moderate weather was experienced through- but while lying at Norfolk. Island w strong NW gale set ja, witb a heavy sea. Cant Lanfare, to save the vessel, bad to'silp 45 fathoins cham, It was expected that a large por- tion of the cargo would have to be discharzed, in order thut the necessary repairs to the vessel might be made, BARK KEDRON (Br), Howitt, for New York, satled from we Auy 16, but Fetuened 2st with loss of sails aad sajied again Aug'34 for destination, Bank VovANT, Castner, from New York for Galveston, which put into Charleston 1th inst in distress, hud lost tore: mast, BvIG TESTA, Mills, from Shanghne for Nagasaki, put back. Aug B dismasted, Some BILLOw, from Port Caledonia, ‘CB a cargo of coal, is ashore at Aricaat, ©. discharge to get off, Scour Ropert CALDWELL, McCormack, from 8 for New Haven, before reported abandoned %h inst, tered 466 tone, was built at Belleville, NJ, in 1858, and from New York. Scum EMMA W DAY, of Pembroke, which was towed into New London 10th inst ‘dismasted, and drifted upon Gull Ist find, was damazed (0 the amount of #200, “She witl he re- paired. E ‘The bark Mary »» Hendrick Boston, with nd will have to is led Misvelinneous. Purser Jas M For), of th> ateimsbip Aslan, trom Fer- nandina, will please accept our thanks for his atientiona, We are indebted to Purser Harry W Cramp, of the steam- ship Georgia, from Charieaton, for favors. STRAMSHTP CITY OF PARIA, Mirehouse, arrived at Liver- pool yeaterday trom New York. The report in yesterday's papers that she was disabled off Cape Clear was erroneous, and originated in » mistake of the Signal Telegrapher on the lookout at Cane Clear, New Sur (xpEPENDENCE-—The ship Independen: Capt Strout, sailed for Valparaiso yesterday (orenvon with an assorted cargo, including several locomotives and steam nes, The Independen: jas just been butit by Mes ‘mith & Curtis, of Kast Boston, and 1s owned by Messra Hemmenway & Brown, Lewis wharl, vegister.— Boston Adv, Uet 17, Sone WILLIAM HUNTER, Harkaen, arcived at Mobile Muh, inst from New York, making a good passage of about UL Sur S$ N Smitit, of New Bedford, avout 200 tone capacity, haa been purchased by parties in Vineyard Mxeen, and wil continued inthe coasting trade, under te command of Captain Wm Conary. STRAMER A May, from New York for Mobile, which pat into Savannah 17th inst for coal, reports that James Na- cle, @ fireman, Was lost overboard off Cape Henlopen on the tb inat, Finet Cargo rou HAvER—Mesers Octayis Cohen & Co yeaterday cleared the British bark Onward, for Havre, with a cargo ot cotton and nayal « Ing of 1700 bales upland cotton, weighing 44, 408 152,000, and 115 bole rosin, weighing 40, 37.--Savannah Republican, Oct 12. DING ON LONG IBLAND, the Hand & in bust Sot tte keel he just been init for a brie of some CW) toner in general movel but somewhat iarger thau the ° She is about 1000 tons At yard pain HP Goodale adioining y acon. Her dimensions wili be—i15 feet keel, 17iy fest hold; will be double decked through: ird deck to take in the mainm ; fs intended alles trade, to be owned by # butiders, and will probably be ready for launching in Aucus, 1572. Boss Bacon's new brig i# approacbiug compieuon, aud will be ready for inunching early next month, Launon—Priggn & Cushing were to I ard in Freeport, on 6th inet, a LAM, a. f.ship of lb 100 tons. She'is owaed by the builders and Capt RS Rane dall, who wjll command her, She is called tho Oasis, t white oak and hackmatack, im the moat thorou, stantial manner, and fs first class in every particular, Notice te Mariners. Captain Baton, of sehr Norit. Pacitic, at Providence Elizabethport 14th inst, reports that ‘Buoy on port of Watch til it gone, inaking {t ver; Passing that wa’ Whalemen. ark hieen, Howland, sailed from New Bedford ith Inst for Indian Ocean, Passed Aujier AC A ee Btamboul, Mitchell, of NB: 4th, Mermaid, Horan, of Westport—oii not 'reporiol, At Lero, or bark Orlando, Montrose, NB, shipping 170 bbis oil by bark Java 2d, for New Bedtor: Bark Adeline, Marvin, of NB, was at Wreck's Reet July 5, with 250 bbls sp oil. Bark Sea Ranger, Allen, of NB, was at Norfolk Island Jaly 20, with 160 bbls ap oi since leaving Buy of Islands, Aug 10 was seen with an eighty barrel ap while aion, 700 bbls ali told. Reports spoke in Jul Nort bark Three Brothers, Withereli, NB, bark Eliza, Diainondy do, 1 phiw all , val, vid. Report previous, off the Coa Iv B, off aa last reported; Milton, Wilson, do do; barks James Maury, Smith, dodo; Cleone, Luce, do do. A despateh fr of bark S », Conat Aug porta her at Cabes i leaving St Helen: bis hpbk ofl sin: bark Globe, Tripp, NB, 2°0 pbk; Trit: do, 15 do; Draco, Braley une Ist, brig Abbott La his season; last Of June, bat bbis hpbk. A’ loiter trom Capt Herensicon, of bark Mary, of Ragar- town, dated Port Clarence, Arclic Ocean, Avg 12, revorin that he had been ernising in Bristol Bay; killed two right Hunk one und saved the o.her: weather very bad. m the Aretie fleet a week previous: ove slip liad wken two whales, and eight others one wi each, and ail others from 100 to 300 Dole walrus off ech, All well oa hoard; had stopped for wood. A lever from W © Bruce. 4 from _ their from point m Capt Su tilua, NB, re- 2, having taken 400 Reports, date nat Suell, do, 189 180, r fi ed at New Zeatand Sept & re. Rote spoke off Borotonyr Ang 2, ship James Maury. Smit B, 100 bbis this season: Nay ) Fuller, do, with 8 whalen ulongide; Live Oak, Reckerman, do, had taken s-yeral Whales since leaving Bay of Istana A telegram received at New Lot ports bark Coneor don from Liv ! pool_re- ia, Chipman, fall, and bri, < Kee Spoken—Sept 10, lat4LN, lon 41.00 W, bark Sea Breeze, Wickes, of and from New Hedford for Pacuic Orean, with 6) Dhie ott, Sept 7, lat 35.49 N, lon 3845 W, solr Clara L Sparks, At wood, of Provincetown, with 160 Dbis »p vil: reported water logged. Aug 0, Jat 16 N, Jon 24 W, schr Golden West, Rogers, of New London; oil net reporied, Spoken, ip Timour, Leach, from Calcutta for Boston, June 51B-N, ton $719 i: Ship Jobn © Potter, MeCiure, from Singapore for Loudon, Sept Fiat 424 Ny loan te We “ultivator, “Russell, from Liverpool for New ¥ Sept 24, lat 49-00, Ton 12, epithe atten, (rom Cardi for Coquimbo, no date, hip, Heamle Parker (Br), Cox, from Havre for New York, yt dy Bark Gaspurado (Nor), from London for City Pol onnk Gesnarade (en), London for City Point, Va, Bark St Fra ot USM Rdwin Colby, trom N pi kdwin, Coiby, from New ¥. ul otatt Edwin, Coiby, f w York for Constantinople, ark Cordelia (Br), Pearson, Sept 1 tat 40, ion it, ark’ Everhard Deiius (NC Bremen, Sept a4, Int J8, lon i Pepita ), Gatyen, from Richmond fo: Jane- ark Pepita RG), Gate ‘ehmond for Rio Jane jark Gutenberg (NG), Gerinch, from Philadelphia tor Bre- fa lef cs Jeher, trot ove fo a buco, Ae 2, lat 1518 N, ton Beane ht bore [98 Pernam An American Wiig bound for f Wight, K, Sept 28, a ean hi the Isie of Wig! ey is, from Havre for San Frat from New York for London, Herboth, from New York tor foreizn Ports, AND, NZ, Avy 19—Arrived, bark Robert, Lanfare, Island vin’ Noriolk Island for ¢ In port Sept2, bark Alice, Hendiner, to load guano and flax for New York. REBT, Oct 16—Arrived, ste Vite de Pavia, Sure mont, New York. ream ches SE QEPPAUS, Sopt 28-—Arrived, Carnie Wyman, Cociran, Cakiare, Oct 1—Arrived, Richard [11, Wood, Bristol, Salled 8d, Ventus, Vesper, Mollendo, eared i, Undaunted, Uinemore, Rio Janeiro. ‘nL out Sept), Azow, Uckermann, und Amykos, Jo fen, for New Yor! ; Sopgallant, Phillips, Kio Janeiro; Vet Francesco, Matarazzo, New York; Agenora, White, Havasu; Ja, Detroit, Newton, Caldera, MIBTANGUND, Oct 14—Sailed, steamshiy Franklin, Dreyer, New \ork. CADT2 Sept 26- Arrived, Olarabeile, Tracey, Oporto. ied Lith, Lremont, Giles, Gioucester, M ELerSone, Oct 2—La the Sound, Jax M Churchill, Gibson, from Piiladéiplia for Konlgaber ‘ ky Oot d-sailed, Caledonia (#, Ovenstone, New DA, Re shiv Snean L Fitzgerald, Oram ley, New ne). Th por wnship Ducian (Br), Laird, for Now York via Maraciiles, to sull next day, A Ny Se Wilson, Phila- 26 Arrived, bark delphia (and ai iI DUH for Leghorn), Raile 994, > . Margaret "ete Bynes roorhie, Fulford, Rouen ; 284. hari Pri ic ro Ngree, Bosian’ 2 igs Rhone eae sDor l, Venice; 26th, iy ‘y orloua; Joba Ni ets Brightméa, Gray, Naples w Sailed, steamship Cleo; Phillips, NeAVAxa Oct M—Salted, 1p Cleopatra, LIVERPOOL, Ovt j—Arrived, steamsbi "aris, irohouse, New York, erage mS Oct 16—Arrived, steamship Virginia, Webster, LOXGHOPR, Vet 3— a OBOE Baca ene ace ara Movie um be ® “Ariat, taut a Tisacriee Thora a er ; pyc hy HG! = 5 eae rived at do AGA, Sept 28—Arrived, brig Aliee Starrett, Hooper, Lisbon . ‘. pAELBOURSE, Aug 19—Arnived; bark Chaska, Crockett an, MUXQUAKH, NB, Oct 4—Cleared, Procior, New York; ith, Calyin, Clark, do. NEWCABELE, Bepi 3b—Cleaved, Marcia Greenleaf, Poly, New Orleans; Oct 4, Wien Hohenfelde, Schutte, New York. int ont 28th, Napoter. Nielsen, for New York’; 20tb, Clach- nacuddin, Greig. Philadelphia, ‘Linus, Evans, New York; Quurxtrows, Oct JArrived, hi ona, Muller, do. ‘errived at ao 16th, stenmanins The Queen, Thomas ; City of Murray, New York for Liver- Bristol, Puillipa, and Balt ; , Webster, do for Lo: pool; Virginia, Webster, do Sesicates Matis, ion Tor Liverpool (and all net in th Yewac Lincola, Merriman, from Baltimore - for Peni Je ‘SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 17—Arrived, steamship Weser, Wen- ee ane eee rideeSaliod, bare Kedron (Br), Howitt, SHANGHAB, Aug 16—S Al New York (and put back ‘lat with loss of sails and left again Tn port A\ barks Pons Alli (Br), for New York: Hatammonin (NGie Wailer for, San Francisco, for sea; ‘Tek Sing (Br), Maraail, for Foochow; schr Enterprise, une. Ini port Sept 2 ships Serica (Br), Joness, for New York (tH Say Ut Aberdeen (Be); Clarce, aud “Eadeavour’ Ware land for doqldgs trowbritge (Br), for do; bark Willy Blck- fers (NG), Bealls Cor da. ld. mgnuta, Uel4—in pore baik Daring, MeDonald, for Balti- B days. mrooN, Oct 8—Arrived’, Norm@Aby, Otis, Dubin. Yoon ama, Sept &—Salled, barks ‘Naworth Cast Linklater, San Francisco ; 12:b, Gaucho (Br), American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, Oct 16—Arrived, schra Nellie C Paine, Tennie A'Shopard, New York. Beetled--schra kd Sado, nnd Henry Pinch, Jersey City. BOSTON, Oct 16—Artived, sehra WD Bickford (Br), Haight, Gonatves via Fortune Island; Hattie Baer, Bearse, Kalimore; © B El ron, and Ella F Crowel, Howes, Philadelphia; H id Westcott, Bridgetown, NJ; Hanne West brook, Littejoha, Elizabethport, Clearea—Steamahip Lion (Br), Ash, Bonne Bay, NF; brig Thames, Lothrop, Norfolk; schva JW Vauneman, Bucka- lew, Georgetown, DC; Nellie Brown, Higgins, Philudelphi D&E Keuy, Kelly, anu ci L, Lovell, New Yor, Sulied Wind W to N, stermahip Lion: slip independence ; bark Lyttleton; -rige'R S Hassell, and Arab, The bark Lyttleton, outward bound, remained at anchor in the roads sunset, SUIAUTIMORE. Oct 16—Arrived, butk Prince Aifred (Br), Puttick, Liverpool; schrs Mary Price, London; Knoco Moore, Chambers, aud Helen, Perry, New York, Cleared--Steamships Maryland, Jonson, New Orleans via Rey Weal; Win Crane, Howes, Boston via Norfolk; ship Energy, Caulldns, Rotterdam ; barks Cricket, Kean, Rio Ja- neiro and a market; Winifred, Raille, Pernambuco and a market; Eliott Ritchie, Hutchinson, Ainsterdam. Sailed—Bark Wanderer, Cork. ¢ BANGOR, Oct 14—Cleared, schra Adeliza, Wright, Phila- delphig: Aribur Benton, Frohock, New \ ork BEVERLY, Oct 10-—arrived, brig S D Hart, Burgess, Ron- n serRISTOL, Oct 14—Salled, achr West Wind, Townsend, ladelphia, mn SSaited, schr Entire, Kinnear, New York. W6th—Arrived, sclr Vushti Sharp, Rovinson, Philadelphia. « CHARLI wiadal Oct 17—Arrived, steamship Charleston, New York. BOWRVERS, Oct Arrived, achr Abel C Buckiey, Buck: ley, Philadeiphia. NANDINA, Oct 14—In port bark 8 A Dudman, ready eet brig 8 T Achois (Br), Chase, for Matanzas, ready ; scbra David Nichols, for -— Ide; Cereta tor Cardiif, do, FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 16— Passed out, bark Lyn ty for Belfast; schr Jane Louisa, Halifax. i7th—Parsed in, bark Prince Alfred, from Liverpool; brige Black 3 . from St Pierre; Brothera, from iio Janeiro; Blanche, from West Indies; Dunkeld, from Demarara; Pro- teus, from Georgetown—all for Baltimore. ‘Also passe { in, brigs Alma, from Cardiff for City Point; P Brown, from Kew York tor Washington. ss ) FALU RIVER Oct 15—Arrived, schrs Entire, Kinnear ania, Butler, and War Steed, Phinaey, Rondout; ker, New Yosk. rived, aches Theodore Dean, Grinnell, Georgetown, rai . Briggs, Haverstraw; Sarah W Bloke, "TON, Oct 15—Arrived, steamship City of Galves.. cI e, New York. hd LOUCESTER, Oct 14—Arrived, brig Chas Westev, Grif- fin, Searsport for leat SC; scbr Alaska, Clark, st . NB, for New York. TORO DNVILLE, ‘Oct 10—Arrived, schr Guy R Phelps, bye “Gchrs Spartel, Smith, New Haven; Webster Bar- nard, Smith, Provicence nna Leland, Bennett, Norwich. ‘ Tith—Arrived, schr Nevada, Davis, Savannah. , MACHIAS, (Oct 9—Arrived, schra Flying Arrow, Curtis, New York; Lith, Five Sisters, Cooper, do. Satled 7th, sehr Nicola, Keller, New York. MARBLEHEAD, Uct 13—Sailed, achr N W Magee, Ketch- Philadeiphi: OYE ORLEANS, Oct 12—Arrived, steamships Alice (Br), Ellis, Liverpool; Cuba, Dukehart, Baltimore via Key West ‘Cleared Steamship aluninta Hoxie, Philadelphia via Hi ;_ bark Soiomon, Carter, Havre. "NEW BEDFORD, Oct 14—Arrived, schrs Stephen Water man, Chase, New SS Yasar ou Hien, and George P+ xin, Gloucester for New York, er Ainlced. hehe Thos Power, Handy, New York, l6th-- Arrived, sctr Lavaartine, Gurney, Wareham for New York. Zaiied.—Schra Gollen Fagle, Howes, Philadelphia; Fate wink, Bowman Tana City, Allen? Ggorge riggs, Linne- vailno, Henley, New Yor WR EWPORT: Oct 1, PMLArrived, schra Peerless, Smith, Rondout; Jolin Loves, Trefethen, Somerset for New York! Ellen Perking, Kelly, aud Fountain, Bennett, Fall River tor do, Y5th, PM—Arrived, schr Oliver Dyer, Palker, Saco for timore : ) BAORWICH, Oot 4—Arnved, steamer Utfity, Nickerson, ‘chre RK Vaughn, Sullivan, do; Connecticut, Rondont. Sarled—Schra H McClosky' Crowell, and Abby Gould, Syl- York. ON, Uet 1 Arrived, achra BT Daly, and Henrietta, Flizabethport: Maria Lunt, New Yors, v PENSA OLA. Oct 13 —-Arrived, ‘brig Dashaway \Br), Kain, Vera Cruz. it DELPHIA, Oct 16--Arrived. brigs Minnie Miller, tine Petes Abby Watson, Hooper, Calais; Hampden, Alexandria; Smith,’ Bangor; ‘schrs Island City, Smith, Boston; Only Daughter, Hedley, New York; George Tauiate, Vaughn ; Jon. Hay, Hathaway: Joha H French, Allea; Jos P Comegys, in, and Charles Raymond, Kelly, Boston; July Fourth, Cobb, Wilmington ; Saint Gilman, Kelly, Gardiner. Cleared—Selirs G M Wentworsh, Robbins, St Stephen, NB; © P Gerrish, Armstrong, St John, NB; Mary A Harmon’ Far- ker, Portsmouth, Nil; Kdwin, Dayton, Bridgeport; Mary J Russell, Smith, fingham: C Young, Young, Boston, PORTLAND, Oct 14—Arrived, schra L Walsh, Kelly, and Trott King, Bradford, jais (or New York; Jas Lawrence, Torrey, Bangor for doi L 6 Sargent, Sargent, Vinalhaven for do. Wik Cleared, bark Il P Lord, Pinkham, Philadelphia, PAWTUCKET, Oct 16—Arrived, schra Horizon, Leet, and, Daniel Morris, m, New York. Satled—Sein ‘orer, Burroughs, Philadelphia ; Caro- line Grant, Haskell, New York (or Calais). } SAN FRANCISCO, Obt 16- Arrived, saip Springwood (Br)s, Wakeham, Leith. ij SAVANNAH, Oct 13—Below, ship Universe, Jones, from. Liverpool, fi 1ith—Arrived, steamship Bellona, London; ship Ironaides, Liverpool; steamer Lilla May, New York for Mobile, put im for coal. ) Alao arrived, achr Zinga, Boston, } ved- Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, New York; schr E N Hooper, Jackaonvilie, 8 -Salied, achr Hero, Kelly, New York; and ALEM, Oct 1 bound 8 and E. M4th—Arrived, scirs Abby E Willard, Weeks, Weehawken ; Geo A Pierce, Linnekin, and American Chief, Snow, New York; America, Ingraham, Rockiand for New York. } SailedSteamsiiip Norwich, Hinew New York via Glou- cester: achrs.J B Anstin, Davis; o W Hall, Powell, aud @ Steelman, Price, Phitudetphia. SOMERSET, Oct 15—Arrived, achr Hannah Blackman, Are nold, Fonghkeepsie.. VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct.1s, PM—Arrived, schra Heral | New York for Rockianl; Stampede, Bay View for Ni York; Edward Kidder and J.J Worthlngton, Boston for dos Addie Walton, do for Aiexandria; J W Alien, do for Balti: more; KG Whellden, Dick Wiliams, Annie May, Sarah J Bright, Jacob Kienzle, Wm Wiled and Fred Fish, do for fiadeipiia; Sophie Wiikon, Weymouth for do; J i Auchin, 3a! for do; Ravenswipg, Portamouth for do, Sailed—Sehra MJ Laughton, Albert Mason, Josephine P Grant, J R Baird, CC Hearse. Henry D Mays, IA Rogers, ou Chas A Jones, Sinnickson, TW i White, MA Mé%avin, Helen M’ Condon, Cai 6 Wheeler, Josian Whitenouse, Chas E Jackson. Jane 8 Newton, Rough Diamond, Semira, RT Pierre. 17th, ‘AM—Arnived, brig Elmira, Hoboken for Salem ; schra Addie, Murchie and Margaret Rainhad, Phila ielphia for Hostoh; Hurmah and Mary E Guge, Hoboken for do; Win- ner, New York tor do; Oregon, do for Thomaston : Only Son, Rondout for Gardner; sarah Wooster, Klizabethport for Bran iywine, Vhiladelphia for Lynn; Chloe and Emily & Jennie, Boston (or Viiiade phia; Joshua 8 Braydon, naman an ynn, do for Georgetown, DC, ‘ Two Warka in ow of « sreamer. —Hrigs Eimuira, MK Thompson; scbrs Frolic. J Norris, Argus, Mary Monroe, Cyras, Fassett, Lucy, Emma, Alert, Helen M Waite, Fanny Elder, James Biles, Abbie Pit: wan, Herald, Annie Murchie, Oniy Son, Mary & Gage and Oreghn, WARRHAM, Oct 4—Arrived, sobr Lady Antrita, Carter, Eiizabethport. Sailed rf Thos File, Kelly, New York. Wane, 3 Oet ‘ailed, achr Billow, Eldriige, Trens ton, NJ. Se ISCELLANEOUS, A PRENCH CHINA mt AT NADP PRICE. Freneh white China Dinner Service for 12, @17. White Chinn Tea Set, 44 pieces, ®5 50. White china Tea Capa and Saucers, $2. dozen. Gold band Dinner Service for 12, 833. Gol avd colored band Tea Bets, 44 pieces, #9 60. {iold band Dinner Plates, 48 60 per dozen. Goblets, fine quality, #1 a dozen, French Jardineres, with flower pot and flower, $10. Also s large importation of French Bronzes, Clocks, Vases, Parian Statuary, Table Giass, Cuiiery and Plated Ware. J, MORTON & €O., WRENCH ARCADE, 843 BROADWAY. ‘ f DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM ere Oe cimeront ‘States. No publicity. Advice State. fe Sinn le 4 Comralssion Tree. Notary Public ant GounselioreateL § ¥ [ TE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN Arent ateat aewmrion, ati, euclent caume; 09 rah tit divorce it pulleys wo charge WO TOUBE, Attorney, 180 Broadway. é OLD. WORD |-REFURNISH AND RE Hovistrat the Great Central Housekeepers’ Emporium of |ASSFORD, abner tety ‘Cb0} ir Tnatitate. Silver Plated Ware, Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensils, atlowent prices. #AINS IN. 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