Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
From our Evening Edition.
The Boat Race,
New YoRK, June

agreement OF the Judges. Before starring Il was noy
| ucuiafiy inehuoned 70 me coxswalns Of each boat
| that whichever boat should attempt to cross without
| beng one length ahead of the other should forfeit
| the money. But notwithstanding, the Newark boat
attempted 10 cross the low OF the other boat and in
so dong, came INTO her and caused them TO unshie
their oars. One of the crew of the Whitehall boat
| mentioned al the lme that it was not fair and the
money would not be given up ; they hove in their
oars and suffered them 60 in ahead but not beating
them seventy yards. As respects the boat American
beng built by Mr. Chambers for the Whitehallers Ir
is true she was to be bsilt the condition that she
proved to be as she should be- they
70 pay hlm so much and not he TO take her back.
To try the boats speed they raced her at Poughkeep
sic against the Robertsher boat was beaten, but not
the men. The boat not proving fast as the builder
stated they then wished to return her TO him but he
taking the advantage, at first, would not take her
back; at last finding that he could not gull them in
that manner he consented TO take fifty dollars and
Keep Tue boat she was then taken and rowedby
the Roberts at Wlams5urgh, against the FAIRY, and
was beaten. The boat then sold TO the Passac
CUB She was then eng lhened and improved which
OF course, increased her speed-and she has length
come IN ahead, but not beating. The other boat was
also built by Chambers and was beaten at the Ely
sian Field Regatta by the Whitehall boat Ben Cham
burg, with ease ..e
The aforesaid Chambers has never built fast boat
nor never can. Respecting the oarsmea OF White
hall, defy any one to say that they can produce
better, from one TO They tried and are willing
TO be tried again. when our Whitehall is Interested
If Chambers thinks his boats are fast let him say
that he will row with any boat belonging to White
hall, To be rowed by Whltehallcrs. If he will he can
Be nccommodated with the greatest Of pleasure
| 10 Mr. Williams, of Dencas,er, in the county Of
ork, England, had two daughters BY his first WIFE
The eldest daughter married Mr. John Wiley, the SON
and The youngest daughter married Mr.. John Wiley
| the father. Now this elder Wiley had daughter by
| his first wife whom old Williams married By her
he hada son; therefore this elder Wileys wife could
say MY father IS my son, and am my mothers
molher-my sister is my daughter, and am grand
mother TO my BROTHER
EMIGRANTs FOR THE CASADAs.-The civil dstur-.
Dances in Canada are ubou, put a stop to European
emigration the present year. Quebec paper remarks
that the number Of passengers arrived here on Sunday
and Monday, namely, 400, although very great. i.
yearly on third Of the total number arrived this year.
STEAMER PULAsKI-The Schooner Active Slate.
arrived here this morning from New York reports that
on the 18th instant 40 miles s. w from Cape Look
Out between and o'clock, p. NJ fell in with part of
the wreck OF the Steamer Pulaski supposed the after
cabin Passed near enough to be satisfied that no per-
son was clipging to 1t. There number Of trunks
also floating about it blowing qaite Fl esh at the
time.
Several North Nor cars!iR' GaMsf att Of sKe
wreck floating about - Charleston Patriot, June 81.
EARLY RisISG.-The difference between rising eve
ry morning at aud at 8. in the Of forty years.
amounts TO 1900 hours, or three years hundred
and twenty days and sixteen hours, which equal
TO eight hours day for exactly years SO that rising
at six will be the as il years Of le Ia weighty
| consideration were added wherein we may command
eight hours every day for the cultivation OF minds
and the despatch OF business This calculation is made
without any regard to bissextile
DEATH FROM OUTWARD APPLICATION or Como
SgBLMATg-A remarkable case Of dcsth from
the outward application OF corrosive sublimate is re-
ported to have occurred recently in Jessamne county,
Kentucky: young man, resident Of that county.
named John Bates. afflicted nth letter ring
worm, on his chin and was advised TO apply thereto
the powerful agent above mentioned. He did So and
shortly after the application. seized with vomiting
and other alarming symptoms Medical aid called
in, but without avail. The young man continued To
grow worse, and died few days II should be
added that but single application OF the sublin ate tn
the diseased rartwas made.-Bdtinore Patriot.
|
THE FLOOD AT HoLLiBAYsBUR re- About 30 miles
Of the canal from Holiday is rendered useless OF
wholly destroyed The tow path Ia many places is
| swept away. and the canal completely filed up. A
| number Of boats with their cargoes destroyed
greatly injured In places they were CT ashed.
aud in others driven from the canal and lodged in the
fields. large portion Of the town inundated and
a number of bsildings swept away.
In Franksown, about three miles of Holidays
burg the the second stories Of the houses
causing great damage to the stores &c The expense
OF repairing the public works is estimated at four Asn
bred thousand dollars
The Rail Road is washed away in some places en-
tirely down to the original SOIL the stone blocks hang
ing the rail in other places the earth and
washed from around the blocks. There are four
breaches IN the canal between this and Franklin, and il
will take weeks TO place il in order for business
again The turnpike bridges are carried away, and
from all parts Of the county the branches Of the Ju
nata hear of sawmills swept off. crops destroyed.
fences carried away, aud gardens demolished. =
WosDsRrUL FORCE OF HABIT. ns Power Of Ma
criar Moton-"A ertanly is curious said the FIRST
lieutenant asssuA 4 much gravity or couniensnce.
and happened WA junior uf Of the old Shark
nose. We were runnipg into Rio Janeiro msn-o'war
fashion with pennsnt long spursers account at
the mast head and the spanking ensign heis,ed al the
gafe cad with fly that would have swept oil the sheep
Of the Isle Of Wight Away gsllopd along when
shot from SANTA Cruz the three deckd battery ofthe
| entrance, came slap into bows. Tell EN- ere
pretty well thanky." shouted the skipper and our
Jolly FIRST wbe took his meaning literally pointed the
oksue gun, clapped the match to the primns ana on
went the messenger which struck the,sen'ry VINO Sas
pacing his post right between the shoulders ana wnpe
| of his head clean you would snap caro-, -
was a stout made powerful looking man. ana oy sneer
| muscular motion as L said before his head new up
from his body AT least fsthom and halt and actually
descended UPON the point oil bsyonet where stuck
e,s, and the unfortunate fellow wslkea the whole
lenc,b M the rampant that sor was I'LL he had
90, 20 ,bs turn and stearing round tn come back
80 ,b., he discovered the loss Of his head. when,
According TO the approved pracce IN similar sur
,;c. cases he fell the ground IL was sheer muscu-
r. r,oon gentlemen, sheer muscular motion. Bentley
LAW nOIlG&
| r. GRAHAM BENkERs, formerly Of Newbsrs, n o.
ATTORNEY AsD CouSsE5Lea AT Law. a.
| Rrrssrscsa-Hep. william CASTOR, Newbcrn, Nc.
1 Hon. william ~ haywood, RM ~ V.