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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29
1857
1866

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AoIN .sst@'it'i0 i'"f~"' N"f'"' 'fafV""
In 1866 the republican party had clear majority in the
Northern States over the democrats of 16s02S, and in
1851 that majority has faded away and the samc
PARTY is In n minority u 55,353.
Tins srxAKErsmr Of the Georgia papers state that
thero disposition on the part Of the legislature now in
session at Medgcvillc to urge Mr. stephens for tho
Hreskcrshp of the next Honse Of Representatives. The
Seae Rohs Democrat, al Tuseumba Ala, is in favor Of tho
spesl.ership
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NOV. 10 T.
FrorR-The market less buoyan and active, VIII 10
GALES embraced about 5000 5000 barrels, closing
lower rates. especially for shipping grades. Superdue
at 81 95 Is 05 and extra do at S. Is s. 35
WHEAT continued firm, with sales Of about 80, 900 40,
900 bushels chiefly for city milling Included in the ransac
tons were about 10 900 bushels Canada white at 81 %
81 50 /; Milwaukee club at 81 0s a 81 OS1S Chicago
spring 81 o. Kentucky white at 81 &c. and do.
Michigan white at 81 IS.
CORY was and rmer with sales Of about IL 0oo
n Is 900 bushels Western mixed at eoc.
COTTON was firmly held and sales limited.
wmsKxY-Sales OF 200 barrels made nj 23iIc.
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A LAWYER FINED $500 FOR CONTEMPT or CoURr
We have already alluded TO the Of j. J. Dennis
Eq accused Of contempt Of the Probate Court, in his
action touching the disposition Of the recent slave
which resulted IN the return OF the alleged fugtvcs "a
their master. Tie decision rendered yesterday
morning by Judge Bufgoyne IN whiah he recaptuatei
tho facts In the and imputed wlfn contempt " the
Probate Court by the defendant. ia procuring writ ~
habeas corpus before another Court, whe the slaves
still virtually within the custody of Court &C
pctcnt Jurisdiction, and thus setting that Court ~ defiance
The Judge concluded his remarks by inlCtng fine Of
FIVE hundred dollars. Mr. Dennis attempted 10 say
thing in bis defence, but the sentence already
passed - remarks not needed BY the Court The
result is doubt Ear different from what anticipated
by Mr. Dennis He evidently regarded tho matter in the
light Of Judicial farce In which he playing the prn-
crpal character hut would all right The dsrone
,ni: but 90 pas fine of $500 iose. Ii hnan.
cia reasy thai may well set man 10 thinking
noi I,dseffe Nor IS
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HollOway's Ointment Cannot be too Impli-
city upon remedy for complaints OF the kidneys
and bladder II should bA thoroughly rubbed
the region affected. The immediate result will be
ton Of PAIN and continued applications viii conummste the
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Frangfpannl Will Remain on the Handker-
chief longer than any other perfume NO 5ss Eroaa"aJ'
corner of alker street
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pRICRs CUT DOWN
u sEiow RArrs
BOSs WINTER CIoTHIN,,
ROGERS RkyMoND'2
Corner 81 Fulton and Nassau streets.
$hoV0 wtrth Of boys winter clothing
Boys overcuats an rhglans
Boys school sni dress sui'S .
ga, Boys jackets, pants, a,
COST or MATERIALS
The above must be cleared cn. Gail snd Tie Antilles
and learn the prices such bargains telore Of
ered IN The rean clo,sng trade Early customers viii Ne
thor choice.
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tooth wash sprnked on the garments applied
metc this delightful toilet water perfumes the breath and the
and beauties the skin Sold by ID. T. LANMAN a
Co. wholesale druggists 90 Water street and by all drug
gAts, at 50 cents per bottle.
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Examine tho Winter style OF Espenschcid's
has-Price ~ 70 They admitted ~ be superior
offered in Broadway Cor - Give him call At us
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GiyceY1ne jelly renders the Hands SOFT ana
white and prevents their chappng Depot OF Toilet Articles
No. 80 Broadway, corner OF Walker street
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r,ocIut. scr 4 Co, Brooliyr. a.,

Bstchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The best In The world snrp.ssng all made sold and applied
al The mandatory g8 broadway.
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The Queens Artist is Conf.rrsng the rIonors
of his at upon the headsof The American people HOLMES
gallery, ~ Broadway.
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TO Disen1ect a Sick Room j. IL. STAFF
FORD'S olive tar, over heated water 1t will emit
agreeable odor and disease spread where used
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Salt Rheum, scr0fula, Syphilis. and all
other disease q impure blood are s once cured b!
applying his Olive Tar Ointment Twelve powders I'll oin
At Is State street. east side OF the battery
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SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.
by s. Draper.
81 900 Tennessee 6s, interest added ......Sox 81
5000 Missouri 6's, do ............... Tx
5000 Detroit and Milwaukee RR rs, int. added -. 49le
5000 Watertown City SIS, do. SO
81 shares Phenix Bank 03k
80 do. Bank Of Commerce. Observation-Disclosures. 93h
IS 10. American Exchange Bank. ............, S2hl
50 do. Excelsior Fire Insurance Co ............. 20
20 do. Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. ......,. sia
10 do. New York Central Railroad ....,....,..... "a
so do. Metropolitan Bank. ..................93 a 30
by A. H. Nicotay
5000 Madison City per ct bonds 1877, int. add. 40
$1,000 Kentucky Coal and Iron Co bonds, do.
5000 Watertown WateTtown RR. SIS, do. 81,
10 GOO Belevile and jamestown 7s. ......, fiat ~
35 shares Dubuque and Pacific Railroad ........ $2I
10 do. Watertown and Rome Railroad. .......... 81
do. Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co........... S3ls
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Chrfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupe e--
very In the sale and the dye privately
applied, at No. 8 Astot House.
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Group and WhOoping Cough Group can
be cured Ia few minutes whoopng cough In week by
applying S. H. sTAFFoRD's Olive Tar TO the throat and
chest 50 cents bottle 6 State street. east side OF Battery
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
Cured by the apnlication and Inhalation Of

Circulars containing Testimonials from Thuriow Weed.
Isaac " Fowler and VIM. h. Townsend Esqrs, zen. pon
Green and from other prominent persons sh os mao
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Rupture.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical euro
Truss ONCE removed No yesey street. Astor House
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Bsrry's Trscopherous r. the hest and Cheap
article for dressing besuyinr cleansing curling pre-.
serving and restoring the hair ladies' Try IL sold BY al
druggists.
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strcetsdies dress cloak and plush TRIMMING of every
color and pattern, selling greatly reduced prices Trim
rnings made 10 order
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THE FLAT WITH A FLAT.
IN &c FLAT. JULIA RHKINuARDr.
Behold this nat beneath thls hat
My own Leitia moved,
girl admired wherever seen,
ny aii Who knew her, loved
How can win b--, best OF girsr'
Unto her I cried,
She then tossed back her golden curis,
And iAu1hiDgy replied:
go get some sense and your pence"
Ny own i.otitia saith;
You'll pile and dress In style,
IL YOU deal with the brothers smith,
SMITH BROTHERS. One Price Wholesale and Rsts4
Clothing warerooms Noa l22 @ aud 40 Fulton street New
York
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Free Negroes and Free Slaves I'm Virginia.
lFrom the Staun on Vindicator.

IRON the Staun on vndicator1
We have been requested 10 call the attention OF the
people to the necessity Of keeping suicter watch over
the free pegio population In this communhy-A claW OF
oil others the prejudicA TO the interest Of both
ter save-aud also TO the evil pra,tce or uniting
men We do net know mat could better answer this
purpoe than by referring to the law and TO urge upon
all The necessity Of enforcing In every case where
may be violated. BY sec. O. chap OF The Code NJ ne
gro who has been Ancpatod since tho year 1906 sha
ater being twenty one years OF age, remain IN TINS
s,Ate Than year, without lawful permission
Such permission can only DO granted BY the court OF
the county corporation, al the magistrates beinf
moned for the purpose, and q majority OF them
Application TO remain must DO posted Of the Court
Houte door for two months previous the negro must
also produce evidence Of mis- good character, ~.
The Commissioner OF the Revenue required annually
10 return complete Hat Of oil free negroes In his district
over twel 70 years OF age Of both sexosvery free ne
gro shall every Eve years be registered In book kept
By the clerk, alvin accurate deecriphon-the negro
shall Keep an sesed cory Of his register, with the seal
Of the eoert snntxed. Any free negro above twelve
10 jail By Justice Any person employing any free NO
gro Tho has such auesed copy Of bis register shall
forfeit ave dollars 10 any person who win warrant there
for.
These are some OF the general provisions Of the law
with regard 10 free negroes.
BY section chapter l04 OF the Code any person per
hitting slave under his control 10 70 ri large, trade ~
% tree man, hire himself out for the bensAt OF any
person Whatever thal forfeit not less than ten
than thirty dollars.
The attention Of The people In town and country, re
ques'ed TO more rsd enforcement, Of these laws, not
from fear OF serye nsuec,ion but for the promotes Of
me reperal good
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FLosena Wren TO DEArH.-It seems that
young a1y OF uasomoras taken sok md On Old lazy
ne peshbcrhcod reported TO have some skill In the
virtue w herbs, solicited 70 wish sod administer 70
NE patient. From cause or otbsr, the osd lady
tseJ 10 attend, and suspicious repo~s were circulated
that the cd lady had bevrohed the young one The ~
taiHes pcstonee 70 compel the attendance Of the
old Odcers sent W take her before her sup
posed viotm and these mtsesssy ignorant wretchee
ported that They sevra ocsastons repaired TO her do
Mol and could not spd her AT home but o1nd instead
Suspicious iookin black cat Amer several enoyts how
ever they found The Old homo instead OF her
cat and she taken N the presence OF the invalid
But her herbs falling 70 restore the sick 70 heah, aud
the medd come bisok cs peristns following ie own
or, and beng By The nesbsers found 10 the room
Of the invalid instead OF her mistress hxed the
opinion fast in the minds OF these ignorant people that
the old woman snt black ost all and the same
person that she being WITCH could take the form OF
The oct and assume her own shape d wl-thsi the nva
I'D victim 70 her disboicsl ART. with these DON.
victiops, sad, they sought out the unfortunate old
creature and actually tied her up and with thongs cruel
ly fofged her 10 death witch. The civil authorities
OF Nssamor0 not party 10 the tragic part OF this
singular transaction, an they prompt In rTesrr
The actors. -BVEgat,He (ftsail Fiag
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Our Postal Relations with France.

From the Courier des stats Unh, Jan
let iron Washington slater that the Count de Su
uges bss opened negotiations for postal oonventon
betw France and the United states Acocrdug 10 TIE
terms OF the arrapgemeut-of which the Initiative has
been takes by the French govmnmsnt-the LEVERS VIII
be admitted 70 circulate freely between the two countries
wbou, prepay and further that France shat give
TO the American Union the advantage Of the Numerous
treaties which facilitate and simplify h9 own postal re's
tons with nearly ell the oountr1es OF he world.
he rates e postage viii be Is cents per letter (o Z.
ousce) for France 81 cents Tor England and Belgium 81
for Cor ope and the IevAn 80 cents for the
Fast Indies, &c. The pubrc win and mas. under the
new regulations, not only greater facilities, but also q
siderable reduction In The costs OF correspos1ncs
It's not the Arst time thai negotiations have besu eu
tved upon tails ba,s. But until now reciprocal good
yin OF the Cablnste u Paris and Warrington Away
oyposed By the exorbitant presenxoas Of koeand for
the transit o. the mails across her esrtory. hsto be
hoped that this time British sslashpess wH ne longer
stand In tbs way Of reform which OF pniversa int
rest
ms also 70 be hoped tina, the bsrsny Of which France
gives token this occasion viii be sppreHasct In the
Uarted staes and WILL 81 last, procure 70 our vines Toe
abolition OF duties which the opposition OF some nwror
minded sr.rHs be, culy delay until sow.
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CANAL BoARD.--At q meeting OF the Board Of
Canal Comm sscners, Tuesday, Hon. Henry Trzhugh
was appointed President and Hen Charles II. sbcrri
Secretary. The Eastsrn division Of the canal was assign
ed 10 The charge Of CommIssioncr Sberril.
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ASSEMBLY CLKRx's Dsrurrss,-Mr. Richardson
bas appointed the following deputies-
VIM r. Mills, Clarence, Ere county.
A. ~ Cole, wtlsviie, Anegany county.
q. s. Underwood, Auburn, Ayuga county.
Luther Caldwell, Rockland county.
q. u. Fairmsn, Eiwirs. ChemusG county.
Assistant Iibrrsn-smh PhiIiips, Ponds, Noutsoms.
W County.
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THE DEBTs or THE CITIES or MASSACHUSETTS.
by the messages Of the Mayors OF The eight cities 10
Nasssohuseiu We gather the following IN regard 10 the
to- ebtedness Of those cities
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MARRIED.

BFLL-JARvIs-In this city, on Thur'dsy July q 80
Tho mass Church, BY the Rev Bishop Mp Oh Ssh''nss
Molypeux Bell to Miss Ann T. Jarvis all OF this CITY.
Monday, june 2s, By the Rev:
Ar, Nirhols WIN. T. Bouden to Mary Z. Ffanswsy s OK
this city. q,
tber OEeil Of Brooklyn Mr.. John W. Davenport 70 MISS
Csthsriue Ann Gill; ell Of said place.
rIIIs-sgFWFIL-At Cincinnati, Ohio, on TuesdAy ess
rs lime Is al st. Jobns Church BY the Rev W Nc q,
son Mr. Chses R. Ellis Of this city, to Misc Belle sne"e'
Of Cincinnati.
uo.cIANpPLACE-In this city, on Thursday July 2 y
the Rev J. Parsons Hovey, Ellsworth y hoasisnd esq
Mis-. MARY E. Place, daughter Of wiett f'ace ~
city. n H..
LAW-ACORN-On Tuesday, June 80 BY the Key " pu"
bar Er George Law TO Miss Margaret A. Acorn
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ism and, setting for themselves, eIpei SiaveIy ~
q. last led 10 tho total abandonment ana W
the doctrine Of popular sovereignty ana ~
ueit and tO the establishment Of Slavery III "n mo
Territories, without the ability the part Oh elmer
Congress the people Of the Territories, or ootn co
bintd TO exclude it, Beginning in the assertion OF Tue
great principles Of selEgoverpment and pspu'ar
ton Of negro Slavery for themselves, it has IN res
than three years. ended in not only denying them this
right, but in suhjugatDg the whites themselves TO
foreign usurpstiOp; and We now hear those who were
ever oudest in proclamipg the sovereign right OF the
people of Territory to regulate their own domestic
affair." advocating the total repeal of the act organic
ing one of our Territories, placing its inhabtant.
under the sole and exclusive jurisdiction of
the United States and tuhjsciing them to trial
for offenses, not to jury Of the vicnage but to be
transported TO foreign jurisdiction for trial. En-
GLAND once did the inhabitants Of her colonies in North
America, and what is stranger than ALL the advocate
OF this measure still praes Of his devotion to the great
principle Of popular sovereignty and .efgovernment
In the face of plain constitutional provision that
every person accused Of criminal oense shall en-
"joy the right TO aspcedy and public trial by an Impair
s Jury Of the State and district wherein the crime
'shall have been committed, which district shall have
.be. previously ascerained by law the advocate OF
This measure in regard to Of the Territories has the
ert ntery, while protesting peculiar regard for the
Constitution to recommend that the people OF Utah be
paced under the sole and exclusive Jurisdiction OF the
United States, and its inhabitants taken hundreds
of .aes to Iowa for trial. For than sixty years
tories been peaceaby settled Congress retaining lie
authority over them; but the principle Of Territorial
self.goyernment and popular sovereignty inaugurated
in 1854 could not stand the test of three years before
lis authors practically abandon the substance, though
still processing TO hug the phantom.
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DIED..

CoRBETT-In Brooklyn Sunday July sNer short sat
Illness Henrietta D. Corbett wife Of Sidney CoSoeus
and dau,hter Of Shepard De Vesu.
Notice OF the funeral will b. given hereafter -
COLEMAN James Coleman, Wednesday, July aged 3s
years.
CassFpYOu Thursday July Bsthsheba the beloved via
Of George Cassidy, aged SS years.
CROSs-Ou Friday July Willie only son o. John w ana
Mer.aret A. Cross aged years, months ala IL days
pANFORTH - In this city, on Saturday, ysy I'm
Ricbmond wife Of James Dsoh In the 18th yesz Of he-
FARRFN-In Brooklyn on Friday July Dennis fanen son
Of Der mis- and Frances Fsep ia the 9th year OF his sse
LANGHoRNE-Op Friday, July s. after LINGERING iness'
Mis- Josephine Lspghorne in the 4sth year OF her age
McpONOUGH-On Thursdsy July John McDon'usn IN 'ns
44th year of his age
pICK sRD-On Sunday morning. July 5. Charles Ambrose.
eldest sou OF Jesse and Annabea Pcksrd IN the ia
W. nns,al " take place the residence Of his parents. NO.
aS West FoitY third street, Tuesday monhs Nn
10 o'clock waen friends and scquantsnces are e'peS
r,eSerieton and ST. John. N. B. papers please copy
soMERs-On Friday July Sarah Elizabeth the beloved
dsuhter Of James and Sarah Somers ed year. months
and days. .,,
sMIrE-Ou Friday July Anne, wife OF James sIitn ana
daughter Henry and Ann Devlin OF Cava In toe |e yess
ofher sge. ,,x
TIMRFRLAKE-In this city, Saturday morning July e
after ne S. Lewis Tmber'ske, IN the oon yssS
Of his age. -
TAYLOR-On First day, TIL month 5th jane wife OF 'ssc
Taylor In the 38th year OF her sse ,.,.a
The relatives and friends the family respectfully nveo
to sttend the funeral from her late residence NO. o~
str, st on Third day, eth int. at 20clock p m.
WHITE-On Thursday, June 4 after short inness' Mt
Thomas White Of New-salem. iii.
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PORT JEFFERSON, June 2a-Arryed .o9ps 10
Eaton Providence; Planet Hastings New rc1 ' b.,
=, Emperor Darling do Union Tsnill ssye,ocs ons6
BuIl, New Hayesj Y Jayne H9Ria,, msss Tssn,
faa. TompEn., Randall, Brdsep0r'i Gen. A''''H' ii'
sailsd lime 70 .cbrs Margaret Ann. Dayoe Ssw ~
Essisnse Hslect Bo,on Soth sasan jayne 'sJh'' wv"
York; .ioop J. Duryes, PenaeFson, d.
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Arrived =. .SuyDAY, Ju,


RS mail steamship Cahswbs, Bullock, New OriesI
a and Hsysns June 81, mdse. and lS pasS 70 LN
Croeberon Co. The steamship Mexico. for Newig.'
from Havana "a hours previous. june ~, lat; g,
e.cLsnsed siensls with English ship steering ~
LAT sd So Ion. "a O5 parsed brig Wsppo: steering N
stesmsbip Lebanon tBr ssrew), Cool, ba're June .
snd pass. 80 +. Consrd. ~ On L.. M,
Ship Loui.iaDs lBTemen) Muller Bremen ~ days. "
z73 pass to Charles Leland c,,s u.,io
Shin Helespont (of Bath, Kennard, Cudin NAY
iron 10 order weasel TO master June H. st.
exchanged signals with ship Guy Msnne'ins' hehes
pool. -.., p.,hins Dorches..
building stone 70 Enocb c. King p.
Bria I'm blen. Hitler Elzsbethport, tor sostoa' M
Scbr. Louisa, Besrse, Boston cay !, muse "
scbr y PsrshaiL Crowell HsIwichr AZ,
81, American Chief PIessy, New 'bedfcrd.
49, Ct sin,ops Wallace, Rockand days, nme
81, Rcnnblican Bush, Albany, for sac hsieor.
go Nth Jaue Davis Rondout, TOR Providsnce
sh, Rsni Brow ming, Daniels Rondout, for New'b
sioan Jsns Grant, shuck, Troy, for Norwich.
Steamer Delaware, Copes Philadelphia AID Cap
horrs ud.e. to +. Perkins,
steamer Osprey, Kenny, Providence.
Steamer Potogisks eushman, New-Bed'ord
FELLOWSHIP st. Louis, Davis Cardiff - days u,
Marcel Of the s,esmtus Huntress
WINDS s. T..
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK....,


Snip Rachel tof Boston,, Hambn, Liverpool May o. md'es
and NJ pass 70 C. GTpne.
Ship Behish Thsyer of Rockland Homer Cardiff 70 days.
iron 10 master Had heavy westerly winds
AS Shin M R. Lugwig lot Warren Mel Liverpool May p,
md,e 20 J. W. Elwel l. Co. Has had head Winds With rain
and passage. Sailed IN company WIN snP A's
Bark Sea Duck (of Portsmouth, n. Peabody Bordea
A dsvs brandy TO order June % lat ~ a. lon OF p'"
bn 81 Louis bound w. July oil NANTUCKET Seoa' pa
ship Philadelphia, bound june 30 John hopLns "'" ~
Biz Tes1eT (Br), Mcclellan, Windsor. N 81 10 days. "
"sbT Pi,dia. i3r) McBurnie Hlsboro n g., day 20
Steamer Boston Seew, Phsdephs and Cape NAY ~ .'~
u,dse 10 r. Perkins. -,
Steamer Westchester, Clark Providence.
steamer Charles Osgood Smith, Norwich.
sAILED-S,eamship Ericsson Lowber Tor hverp'o'
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Tn N, ,eonship Lebanon from Rarye-Mr Meyei lsdy and
servart Mr. Splitter Mr. De Parconnx NJ NJ Wsrins, NJ ~
p N Eder, Mr. Rodger, Mr.. Walker.
NlyrAruRE ALMANAC. THIS DAY -
Sun-Rises.. ASS sets.."... 1883 Moou-sess'' "'<'
~ HIGH wATER....TBIs DAY. -,
candy Hook 6Sim Gov Island 72lm Hell Gate ...9V|ps
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nation will prove rank and God will sweep rs viii
bruah Of FIRE from this solid globe.

Boar RACING AT NEwBuReR.-A boat roce ct " -
burgh attracted considerable number Of people + N
the neiehborDg towns and from the city.
The first race was Of four-osred bosss-dstsuse n
oil the races, a miles. The Experiment, Villa
burgh; Aida, Nsw.York; b. b. Odell, NewbsrsN;
Frank G. Wood, Newburgh; kssc Wood, jr., NJ 9
burgh, ard the Ripple, Hevesiraw, were enter l.
The FIRST prize of &l00 was by the Experimer'
81 minutes; the second, s25, BY the Frank q. W. !,
in 81 minutes and seconds.
For the second race two pair Of sculs), D6ri
Bropby, New.Y0k; II. C. Bailey, New-York; j. -
Gszalay, Newburgh, and Eroch Carter, Newhai,n-
This was q closely contested match between TO
Brophy and the Gazalaz. Daniel Brophy-tms, IS
min j. c. Gazalay-33 min. sec. To the FIRST. 70
silver pitcher and $50 were awarded, and to .
second SOS.
The third race was with one pair of sculls boats t
xceedipg 90 feet in length. Flint prize, &aO second,
$40. Capt. VESSEL, New-York; Charles Harvey,
Nsw-YoIk: Armand, New-Yoik; Gale, Newburgh,
ard the james Wilson, Newburgh. The wessen came
in about two lengths ahead Of the Gale the first meas.
uring II feet and the last measuring 20.
The fourth race was between Eewburgh boats,
under n feet long, driven by two pairs Of scuss
First prize $50; second SIS The boats entered
the Fanny Fern, +. C. King, George w. Shaw, aud
Enoch Carter. The Fanny Fern beat the +. c. Ki'g
three seconds, making the distance in So min ~ sec.
Amorg the spectators was large number OF ladies.
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Donizetti's Opera Of LucS
d Lammermoor will be given this evening, being tbs
third night of Madame La Oranges brief ssasos.
Messrs. Brigroli, Amodio, Colett and Arnold are ~
tie last.