Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21

vi the New York. (of the real kuickerhocker
stampD band OF rnnsic, That was stationed
on the platform of the flag staff struck up
an appropriate air and MIR DE Clew the keep.
er, ali alive To the victory. threw up numsr.
Gus sky-rocksts a. an expression OF his Joy on |
the occasion; and the concourse assembled on
the Battery, made the air ring with their re-
peated aud almost inceSsant hn3zas.
After u short interval the winning boat APP
preached the Battery, with AN appropriate
Eag B.ing, prepared tor The occasion, support
cd By Mr. john Parmeten, the CoNswain.....
Having reached within hearing OF the assein-
biage on the battery. three animatiug cheers
welcomed her approach which was retrrned
by the four sarsmen. who raised from their
seats and elevated their oars 10 a perpenjicu-
lar, the coxswain waving, most gracefully, the
handsome bip0er won by this victory.
As soon after this as was practicable. the
New YoRK was borne upon the shoulders of
her friends through the streets 10 the Fulton
Hotel, IN Fulton street, kept by Mrs. Mitch
ell, the amiable widow OF one of our mos.
respectable pilots. The procession was head
ed by a band of innsic, the coxswain being
seated IN the New York, supporting the ele
CANT alg designed tor the winning boat. Hav-
ing arrived al the Hotel. the New York was
hOisted up in front of the house between the
windows of the first and second stories amidst
the animated huzzds of thousands who as.
sembled TO witness the pleasing scene. In the
evening, tue pilots, and a large company par
TOOK OF "A supper, aud many patriotic song
aud sentiment. gave lif. and zest 10 the
occasion, which never Was exceeded in th,S,
OF perhaps. auy other city.
IN our remarks Oh this subject. we cannot
he suspected o! saying any thn- 10 wound the
feelings OF the loSiu: panty; bu, il is our din.
~ To observe, that this is the third time that
challenges Lave been given out hy those in
favor OF boats buiit by MIR. Chambers, and u
Is the third time that those built by Mr. Bap
It's, under the patronage of cur pilot, have
won The race. The famous race between
Chambers lnviucible and BaptiS' boat knick>
erbocker. will ioug he Ieneinbersd-and the
present Que can never be forgotten, it the
same attention be paid To the preservatios OF
the New York.
Perhaps no boat race was ever more fairly
or hononTably conducted, aud the meu in each
boat towed with ii skill seldom Witnessed
aud what added much 10 tho pleasure OF the
vict0rS, MANY belonging 10 the opposite party
accepted an Invitation TO supper, aud no cir
cam>tauce occurred 10 Interrupt that teeeiius
SO nononiable tc generous oosons
lac race distance, about iniies was row
ed i'll about niue minutes Tile bet was 500
dollars a side, which OF course made aurse of
1900 dolls. besides private bets TO a large a
mount. The New York boat deposited their
StaAes IN Ame;icah gold. GAG.
tFrom RE NJ y Etemiag Post
Tee Cattle show and FAIR Of the New York AerCul.
tuidl Society, closed yesterday Mennt Vernon Al
one O'Clock, the address by III sirhiIi was deliver
ed ~ 'heiarse hail, to crowded audience Afet The
Board of Managers, were read and the conyany re-
paired to The grounds on the east River. la font of
Chaumrey
Ihr committee submitted 10 the society. extract,
rom The reports Of the committees horae., msres
&C aud on milk diaries. gardens. &c.
The premiums far ,he hes, stud horse we award IN
nnss"Tah, the Arabian, the property of c. W Van
Ranst, Esq
This horse is said 10 bave been hrou.b, c,or,
Bnssorah, IN the Persian Gulf We have examined
the evidence produced by the owner - rtabI.h that
fact and also to prove ibe blood and cas-, Of din,
mai. We bave not only differ eat times before bu,
SUBSEQUENT To orr appointment, examined the hest
authorities wIsin reach a. To ,h. rh,,are,is,r
points and properties OF the Arabian Horse and from
the whole OF our invesgatiOns, are of opinion that
Hussorab Of the cast Of Atabisu harss.
farm and action are very perfrci that ne will i'm
our op'niOus add greatly to the yaae stock OF
horses
We have thOuL a, proper 10 award the o;,cre,j,.,,
premium OF twenty dollars the horse g3uroc the
property ofFOwnsend Cock, Esq efLons Island $500
TINS hrrse to great blood mites uncommon slren,,b
aud erea, perfection IN form and action and his slock
having acquired high reputation throughout the
merit
CSecord extract
The committee isilk dairi-s gardens &c. regret
that but comparatively small nurber bave Offered for
ths pTehums-iheb however entertain the hvpe thar
when the objects Of the society better undeTs,oo6
and aa earlier announcement OF premiums made that
great improvements may be expected our patron
age in all these departments.
l. For many OF ihe vegetables the season has besn
naptoptons 10 the grounds of this island aSj csunty
another year, with favorable weather will, we doub,
not, EXHIBIT a more fNtiering result.
Your committee deem II proper observe that the
premium given to the best milk dairy, awarded
with particular reference TO tbs mode OF fr.dng -
The cows we're pasture fed sud permitted to use
the slors OF the disl!er, and The .nk TIM. oblsi
was decidedly superior, as tested bN {act0mstes TO
thaI Which BELONGED To daires where siops constituted
any part oftie fsod"
The committee, in conclusion, observe, that animals
and impielnens of hnsDandTy which had obtained pre-
mimss before during THIS eligible for The dis
cretonaTy, hut not for the stated premiums.
Tuos n SMITH, i f1 Arrange.
THos GIBBONS, Jmeni.
On mo>ton The above iepori was accepted.
Il. y. utRRIsoS Rec Sec'ry.
UonRt FeyROn. Nov. 5. 1870.
After The distribution Of premiums the sale Of san
DRY animals, aud se'ci articles Of manufactures took
Place, ana brought very handsome prices. Vari"ns
choice articles such as cloIS 1lune and Stockings from
Long Island, snuff boxes and aihs brushes curions
IN AID from the agents Of states prison Ingenious
moGe OF WIND miii by French gentleman aud very
cheice specimens of cut GLASS from HI. ". Jackson
particularly a large punch bowl, Of admirable work
machine 10 cut nails, &C. &c.
fh' society sat down at / o'clock. dinner prepar
ed fnr the occasion under the direction Of Mr KIM
vh" acted for Mr. Nihls in superior style. The Nav
or and several members Of the corporation we're present
and also some gentlemen OF distinction frcn abroad
A number of volunteer toasis were drank and some
very pertinent aud patriotic observations made an
announcing his toast, by Rikanab watson Esq Who
rcul'uTe. The addition of new members on ihs nc
ea'on has been very considerable The liberal sub
scfDton9 OF number Of gentlemen, give promise Of
more splendid exhibition the next year.
hLENNNDRtA, Nov. II.....A lump of vifEin silver
weighing sixty ounces lately found brtWeen three
ann tonr miles from this place. by psrsnn employed
as dltchPr.
1t was discovered a'out two feet below the surface
hut the finder refuses to give auT other Information
hoping, no doubt TO meet with further success.
IL Was 0rst supposed TO have heen piaLe that had
hetn mrled and buried for concealmeni by sons thief
or robber Fl distant days. close examination hove
ver satisfies us that It is pure virgin silver
u has heen generally believed tta where massesoC
silver have beea found IN such state they indicate The
vicinity Of silver ia mine However Of this there il
met The least appearance where this lump was found
We leave II to natural philosophers 10 attempt ex
plain this singular cifcumtanCe in tue economy ofna
ture.
respectable citizen has handed rs the following
copy oithe late Mr.. Guys iniahle for The tooth