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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

J AMahE mud dcoLsequeBtiy NUTRITIOUS
hnAo, Biscuit, noiis, Buckwheat and IiIeT
iAes can be made uith the AZUMEA, at much
pea,I peh.e ia "A with any other Baking or Yeast
i'"oyf IN use. For sale a.
HhADE BAKERS New Apotbecary Store,
-' 'lA ie-ls a, N w corner Of Main and 10th sts
me- CHisWiCk sCHUULI..--Tnc sab
s, serbef tan e1peraonced .edehey and accre ultsd
"a g S,yt - each, has fs-0pep-d his CLASSICAL
H.oLisH SCHOOL, At his residence. ~ miles
hIchmoad. and solicits public patronage.
I Ceato is proyerbisliy healthy; the diseip plins
Us PAsEkTAL snd CHRIsTIAK.
npHfo for youths VI both sexes can be obtsined
fs s27-Stx~1t GEn n ryAJI N
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EfOSEhUOD vi l. L. L. 1.-The subscriber r
having tasen lease upou thIs mill, (tormeIiy
Hh'"A rs iouos's MID respectfully soiicits the
E-fInags Of the public Thsre Is al excellent COB
~ Inner lt'ached Toll on ,-tenth, Mr.. John A.
l}4st' softer, industrious and competent miller,
".I o7 a. al! times in place TO customers
nh Ia DAN,t = G.RuNER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

OLD AGE IN RUSSIA There lately died" says
letter from St Petersburg 10 the Constitutional,
on al estate in Il goIs of Vienna peasant
named Michael Kuiaweikis, who bad attained tha
age CT lJ7 years, 10 months and ii days. He was
born in village of the district married at the
age of 10, and had had, by several wives 81 chill
dren, one of whom, a daughter, is still living, a.
the age of 100 He had never had any serious
Illness some years before his death he complained
that be could not read without glasses but to the
last day he retained the of all his faculties and
was very cheerful He frequently said that he
thought death had forgotten him. Examples OF
great loasevity are net rare in Russia According
to an Official report there were, in 1929 in the en-
pire e28 cen . aIians, OF whom 40 had exceed
cd 100 years; fifteen, 100; niue, 1876, and three
lbs years In the government of Moscow there
died, in 1880, a man aged $50 In the governmen 4
OF ketf an old soldier died, in 1874, at the age OF
153
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

~ HHLE L = STA 7 z FUR
Dale, FhiF AThLY.-The subscriber, prepara-
.'Ig 70 fenoval to his farm III Nelson county, CT
@ ,s i't sae the following Real Estate in Richmond
eao !ls vIcaity;
n hapdsome three story brick tenemspt oD Main
u L. reakr, ksq
80 q oncA d~oiiug on Clay street., near the corpora
hsq - ~ ~ -
se'er-l building Lets adjoining the above.
a f-csnt Lot on Gth street between Marshall and
tsu sIests, opposite tue sdence Of DR.. Wsyt
s'fa' hFe ecies OF land adjoining Woodlavn. In
Win hsndtofne grcves
On, h1HdTed and thirty three Of land, all in
Et' oh the Williamsburg Road, about miles from
NiAeiy acres. all in wood on the Darby -Tewa
&c about niles below Richmond.
aOo'e property will be sold on reasonable ere
1,sseof cor iarther iafoImstion, spply TO 0oDDls
,,t E''s' ort0 RICH'D HILL, ia.
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20. .ut'0 Tickets.
.HNISItr SCHEMEi
,,,,,,,,,'t.'y;1.,sTION ,,,,'.'; PRIZES

j" APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
rr;.s, Of $3.50 sppro1imsans to S5oOo 400
nrizs 80 80. = As"'e
NE, Of sac sppros,mating to $3o'@o ooo
,r7Te sre ''''''..s''''s wv
,r{xe, of sl0C spproIimatns to $1,000 ,.a
rrrKe are ..,....ss.'''''-' 49,. wv
. or; a. Of $50 s7proAimstins to $500 ~,
-rlrs Irc...-s....-.-'.-''' 's'''' t't.s S-p
.vt-ss ., 500 spproxinstips TO $500
T7t--s ssre..,.,......s's'-'''' '''''-'.''''. ~-io
les Of seo sp7Toxima.InS 70 = 1859 -.
art-e kTe-.-....s..-..-s..'. .''''''''.''.' -"
1r.t.es & ass sPp5, uliHi-..Ls - ao,UJo 49,.
-Y-zs aTB....,-,s.-'..'-'. .''-''''' ..'''' ~
,t.sc az 81 opp, .ima'ins 20 e5,pJ 49,
rr-.- eis...,.-........s .-.'-'''.''..s -uV
prs Q: IS experimenting 40 <i'" roo
-r--s eTa........t-.,.a.'-'. ...-'.s'''... lou
- oi 80 aFqfvGsla-.oS to $4,000 80
-ri-- -!r.......,-... .''5''.'.'.'. lNV
sp:.t.s -: 80 experimenting to s!ooo 100
r,,,, =. 50 experimenting to Sl,UUo
ME ~ s!s,......s.'..'.''. '.'s''''''. l'u
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SAILING OF THE PERSIA ba .,s.r,.. p.,,;.
sailed from New York Wednesdsv a. 1oor .;,,
l73 passengers and 5000 in specie, for Liver.
pool, A
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NOrlCk.-AM perssss tsAsoeee - 4, II y: Z:
IN dARNETT 4 CO. ere xeeassssa ~ esn
ssttis immsdiaisiy. lesssT tAAalsssss go. p
sivsa.
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ilttk bbts, aALLsN RAJ rLAsEAH, r. I.
esising and for sale by
3'a 10 H. d. WHITLOCK 4 SON.
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a RoBBER SHOT BY A CLERGYMAN.-In Der
nyhire, England a few weeks since the residence
OF clergyman. located on a secluded spot, was in
vaded by burglars W ho had on masks aud black
gowns which completely covered their parsons-
They entered the house by ladder bursting
through window. The minister, ~ :hey broke
into tlis room, grasped pisto and shot of the
burglars, wbereupon his Comrades decamped, TAX
ing with them the wounded robber.
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N@EhLCrIU IN THE ART OF
= 3.AOING, privately or in ciasses, and als) In
3CITAn FLAYlNG, u given by
u. A. ERICSSON,
Corner of Bank and 1lth sts.,
Opposite 0oddin's Hall.
- Apply tt hesrs. Tsylor's or " oodhouse's Music
S'Cies fe 2l-lmS
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st. Domingo City to the 7th. gives rather an aIsr-
ming account of the perils to which American res
idents 10 the Dominican republic are exposed by
the hostile proceedings of Segovia the Spanish
agent, and his adherents A correspondent states
that an attack was made upon the house of Mr..
Elliott, the United States Consular Agent during
his abseuce-that the United States flag was tram.
pied under foot, and that on Independence Day
general onslaught was to be made on the American
residents by Segovia's creatures. A mob of armed
men. said TO have been iastigated by Segovia and
President RaeZ attacked the house of MIR. Elliott
servant They shouted for her to appear on the bal
eony so thatthey might DOT at her throw stones
In toe Gallo Comercio they trampled the Amer
lean flag to pieces. Several balls were fired into
the houses of American citizens. An attempt
was made to tear down the coat of arms and cut
down tho American flagstaff but it was defeated
by the English war steamer Tartar Commander
Dunlap.
Fears are expressed for the life of the patriot
Santana, who was lRDguishing in prison. awaiting
h's doom from his enemies. copy of the letter,
said to be dictated by Segovia, and addressed to
secretary Marcy recalling the American treaty is
published together with official notice issued
from the Spanish consulate limiting the naionali
eaton privilege to natives of Spain of the Span
ish possessions. The Diar0 de Ia Marina of March
IL states that Segovia has been recalled and his
successor appointed The departure of the British
frgate Termagant for Port au Prince, is also con-
nectHd with the rum0red project of q treaty with
ths Haytien Emperor TO drive all Americans off
the island and to place il under the protection of
tho European Powers.
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y uIitE.--iy wife nIarfha a. Lewis
Aei left my BED auG board, without just cause
81 FigVocauon on my part; therefore, ! do forwarn
s'ng her credit for any thing my account for any
saEl Of amount whatsoever.
"a i5-cinr IOHN IEWIB
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L7AkAI FOX Il ksNT.--1 he su Osc riber ex-
/ pectlng to be absent from Virginia the greater
portion OF the present year. is desirous of rsnas
ihe farm upon which no resides contaia ain, about
me hnnGred acres of open LAM dapted to the
growth of oar, and vegetables. The subscriber
would require that possession Of one shift tf the id
open land bs surrendered in tire TO seed crop of
wheat and that full po session, if require she be-
given at Christmas. The dwalling out houses In
good order; and the rent will be da easy to good
tenant. JOSEPH BERNARD.
NH j4..GIsw3w+
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- b. W. WHITE proposes 40 Civ c
~ Lessons ia E!Gcution ia lhis city. Those who
"lI'd favor her with their patronage, lesrn
ieia!6, &c, b addressing q note TO Miss +. W.
NnITh. tELuna the pnai Ofins fa I2-ta
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Charlottesville, Va
b, harrsoca Esl., Cashier Bank Of Howardgville,
H9wsidsville, Va.
X W Lawson. req Lawsonville, N. C. NH l6-.Sm
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=. S,-~ss Es sEEAIlnN hELVlDHhE
spssSZsas11a1 FOR BALTIMOaE-frsight re-
aA1 ceived to-day, Fiday, and up to
the hour Of 2o'clock P. N, Saturday the 2Ist inst
Consgnees are requisite to send down for their
goods to-day.
NH l2-2t LUDLAM g. WATSON.
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VIRGINIA APPOINTMENTS The Baltimore Me.
tdodist Conference adjourned on Tuesday evepin z
last The following appointments for Virginia
de hefnra
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y.su,os cor.sv-srvrva vvvr,a

FASHION COuneE-srHrNo NEKTfg.
Inc races On Tho Fashion course commence today
Great crciiemcni eris In sporting circles relative 70 the
four milo race between sue Washington, Nicholas L. reler
and Deuoalion, from which inferred that .he number
ofspecsss Win be greater than on any former oocson
That The sce vl be capital onc person 81 all ooavor
SAINT with the merits Of the nags entered will doubt, Az 10
which viii be he successful horse there s some diversity
OF opinion, but az the matter nov stands Soc Washington
The fsvvrhe against The field. Amer the four mile race
over the two mile for The wesschestcr stake Win be
run, IN which svc naxs win the post For parti
culars modes n getting 70 The TACK &o readers are
referred 70 the advertisement In another column
UNION coURsx, L. L--rEorrrwo.
rrrnir, June q match $1,000, mile bcais bcst hrec
N Eve.
. rnfer samed b. & Brcsse On harnsas)........l II
Il. v oodrun named b. m. Cinderella ~ waSos). q
Time 2b1-24<-Saa.
wuvrp,r, June purse and stake seoo, mile heals,
best three In FIVE, IN vsgon
n Tainap enteved h. Neila ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
2. Mclaughlin entered b. r. Gen. Darcy ........2
Carl ontered CHI m. Nillcr's D.mscl. ..... dr..
Owner entered b. m lola ......................ds.
Tine 21a-293-23k.
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saed On s Laeky, ana Dox leaAins .hs leet Bot .he
TIE RETURN.


Now the tug Of war for the return and great
the anxiety to witness tho conduct Of the vesses The
John styles bore the Long Island bag boat pas
sepgers evncng great interest in the position Of the boats
Upon coming up with tho first class found, their
sopsbnen that they had materially changed petitions
The Tavoria led the Haze, then the Syvie then
followed The Una of the second Glass; and next The Julia
So impossible did T. that tho Julia bad fallen so tar
behind that many would no. beve their eyes or their
glasses that the really herself. Even number Of
beis made which the Jua, and some OF tho
most experienced became the losers. Throughout tho
there &, diligently in distinguishing the bos,s
Their pennants not all up, and when they were up
they could hardly be seen, and when they they
could no< be recognized without shady The book of sig
palso tina. much Of the interest or tho lost
this account might be well 10 have the foresails
bered hike the pilot soais, such simple plan
sped u certainly Is necessary, FOR yesterday the judges
often unable 10 tell the Of boats at but short
distance from them.
PASSING TIE LONG ISLAND STAKE BOAT ON THE
RETURN.
The Fsvorta led the feet IN passing the long Island
stake boat the return, and put about for the Staten
Island boa: rather short The Haze the contrary shot
20 far ahead that many believed TINT sho wa,
going to New York, and give up the race DA
tnaliy she rounded about with the evident de-
sign Of coming TO windward Of tho Favorita
at the next Tag boat with what success, will appear by
the time Of her Tire Una. julia and B, lvic fol-
lowed su and soon the whole feet passed Ia the follow
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TEE SECOND STAKE BOAT
PASSING yHE SOUTHWEST SPIT.

ne great point Of interest The pan ing OF he South
west spat buoy; and afer Witnessing the frst arrivals
The Lorg sland sag boats the steamers started down, and
came 10 s'spdss the buoy. Tbey were obliged
70 wall long, for The vhsss spcoks In The distance
rev larger and larger, swelling with the stiff breeze
he outer harbor, and IKE advancing army Tho Zee
bore down the buoy, keepse well ,oseherand Indeed
this 10 rsmarksble for the closcuess with which
u csntosfsd. Mr.. Haswe remarked, At tho fnai
o Mig in, thai he never knew an instance before OF
the boats Keeping 20 Close tnseber The Outsiders kept
well M, and among them We cot cod the Robecca, who
rounded The brny ~ naturally sho sssi W In the
pslresi days Of Der humphs In The club A. soon an
The feet hove In sight there loud shs NJ which
rapidly throughout the ssyles ''Tbe Haze shesd"
.srhe Hsz- " ahrnd," and enough fhcrc she
ksding the Julia gAlsnuy, bearing down bravelS On
she seeming In her clouds Of pure white canvas,
like magniacent bride, walking with queeny step W ths
Bu, the Minnie wM close before her, and a. tne
Minnie shsn past The buoy The Haze gnied I'M grace
fully shn aheai ON The starbuasd, and prepared
10 stand about The managers Of "a Minnie, evident
" shas rned tho Inorai TAKING wind rst Of Their
sas lued olo~e and stood about short medsasely
amer IRE Hare so short indeed " ersss The iszan
boom of,he Haze and occasion bud CRY Of foul % foul
Put lasted only for moment and The Haze sbo< ene-
close ser and rounded the buoy close, bat che could no
cec thu, abe struck thus deprvlng her, by the rules
Of any chance she might have Of winning the race Tns
boats passed IN the following order. The Una having
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THIRD USa

fiwcaeiy 81 6vo minutes 70 eleven tho signal gun
boom'd forth IT'S warning po,e and tho ccfp had ded
away tho Trim little crafts OF tho trd class bccame on
shroudsd IN II by magic, and hols ing their
anehorstheir heads having bee, the north by The line
OF The tidewe round and stood calamity for the lower
bay. simultaneously accompanying them . namber.
less feet OF pilot boats and ohor craft who also vecrcd
precisely eleven O'Clock the booming Of tho gun gave tho
signal for tho fccond clas 70 START and In Hike
Ssssss az the As. e,ass tp mo-, ,mpor,au, Of he Seet
-Four the ave the work OF the nen,ed George
seers, whose g-pius has cast 40 much honor on
the American lame, and doubtless many tear
started into tho eyes OF those present who last
year knew bin and tho pride which no took
IN theo contests. Bet every eye was strained
10 witness tho behaviour Of the vessels In getting rnder
way, and calamity they round and started almost
In line. one unanimous shout along the limo OF spec.
tsors on the shore tho echoes we're tascp b. those In
the river, and tho booming saiu'es from the SIC
ships New York, Arabia and others, lent additional
ihus 10 The start, which pronounced b. hose who
slinss.eo vsrocsy 70 be sooi exceeni beautiful ana
perfect satisfaction. The John Syles, horever,
down The bay, and gave hie opportunity N
bard IN witness the resaivs Positions OF The nrst
ves,ela niter they got fairly SCI IN the wind.
PASSING rpK FIRST FLAe BOAT oYP STATEN ISLAND.
The rpt dag boa, staioncd o Staten Island, below
the ouwau,iue ground and Of tho steamer arrived
time " wness the arrival Of all the boa,s First came
The Lucky Of The third Glass; leading beautifully followed
closely BY the Una and the Minnie, Of Tho Sc
cood class; next came ws,erbury's renowned yacht
Jula, and she rounded tho stake boa, finely.
indeed, throughou. tho abe was m7usgci
with great skill The Hsze followed ten minutes behind
minute hefors the Tavorits, AMI before
the > lye Inc wlogeon was very badly managed, add
before abe could pass the stake boat thereby osi1g
raj minutes, and comostsy sroing the interest q her
part the race Tho boats passed this fS boat Ia the
fellO me- ord n 4 NUnR
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City Intelligence.

rrs ~ srrurE srrs1.-shorsly bsfo~e "a o'oaocx ~
Wednesday night arc broke ont IN smaH gregory
situated Al No i35 Suffolk street. kept by Henry Lechmsn
rsmaied MS BY Gre and water about s2v; insured for
$500 In Tho Mes Amsterdam Insurance Oomrany, mo
Fire Marshal reports the ere have originated under Tho
grocery counter. but bow ncsms there matter for HIN
70 determine upon svests alton.
Fms ~ FD1H sryxr.--Bstvcen 10 and II O'Clock on
Wednesday right Gre broke ont IN the Eve sovy building
No a25 fh street First and second 6oors occupied
sswml and surnps shop, TIE upp~r Norcs by cabinet
$500 By water.
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LvRRrOof, Friday, Way ., 1911
Trcishts 70 Ameri.a co,ssucd N decline ana rates
are depressed, With Pvospc Of being sun lover Weight
N few York ard Drtoo very ow bus 10 New Orleans bu
spess brsk TIE bullion IN tho Rank OF rrsnud hal
snereaa~d fi5 asa fhs market for bullion lively ami
the price 81 silvev had advanced In Aer an stocks
there has been little dong United sixc iss
1osis; Alabama dvss, bopds, rs Massachusetts avcs
100; hary land nves, sox e1k; Peonsylvaris bonis
70 81; Virginia skies, 40 s5; DO hvc-, ~ ~; Tr's
Illinois Central, 80 81.
Loypoy, Nay 22-P. n
Sugar IN demand and dearey Havana Is q as CA
Ccree steady. RIO Sis. Cd, fps ma ca Holders do
naDd On advance. Bvsadstuns are arm. riour, sos a
s2s.; white wheat, Ga. sss red, bos Q Gts "a ad
vance Of IL. d. frop-weish rails and bars Il los
Scotch pig, g. ss I'm 10 fair demand.
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TIE RETURN ROME.

1hecrownng feature or this excellent was the return
home The steamboats, returned and took their POSITIONS the
feet Of small crat reappared and the boats seemed
moro numberless than ever, such thing possible
crowds along the shore had rather increased than d.
mnished in imbers Az the Haze Leading the fleet,
up in beautiful style, the air with huzzas
Each succeeding yacht received with ike testimonials
Of favor and, altogether, tho OF exciting
interest A. has been before Observed the 1eet kept well
together The Syvie and the Julis the Minnie and the
Lxcor the Nscge, Ieno and Edgar and the America ADD
Margaret cano In their names mentioned, nearly
peck and neck" The following Is the order In classes
and the exacs tmo Of each
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TIE nses~~ Cos. sus.ssousrs.
f"f F'"IfH"fff " JUN 1871
". Jy HJsEEr and Il. u. uolkzs, Esqs Commissioners
of Ercise. &C.

,s1 fanap~AY, N. r., juno J, 1887
W. Jiy lsFEIr and Il. D. uoiAzs, Eqs, Commissioners
OF Excise, sc.
essuSgS-I have 10 day received your letter q ma
81 met infor ming that "actnsed BY sncsrs as-,vo
10 perform your duties" you addressed oommunscaahn
10 the Cmnon Council requesting thai body dc~iguaAo
accaton within tho COUNTY n which you might proceed
70 the discharge Of your pubic fupc,s,os. si
ler communaacn had been addressed 70 lso Bosrd n
supervisors
You complain ina, neither Of these bodes has sde ye
sptnse ~ your demand upon n, and alsss haa ~ ma
"ns rlcc Of those wh,-o legal adviser BY Nv De-
carcd TO be- you prevented from entering upsa the
active performsnce cf your duties aud In the pame
neccn you appeal 10 mo- as tho hrvt law osr Of our
municipal government fur aocia pujon'i uporp
,nrse suhiuined prvreri Ions.
will, am sure, ce aep0 ent 10 700. gentlemen,
moments confederation, t5u would not be proper for
me to comply with your request You charge upon two
branches o. The CITY fsaDos of sravo
cbarscter. BY tho las en- their adviser add oc yours,
and n course ought no While vrcscn relation ~ mem
c'ptipues, be the legal adviser NJ ssy rsrses @
BODY IN conflict with them. High snbory -
declared that no man can serve tro m.Sss
gard any duty cat upon ~ bot mas' rsihsr ske IG
granted thai there sulcselt fcssons Tor "e "@s
" wbich you complain - ,sc
For further answer N yonr communicative, ~ N Az
couriesy with bsh peisccsl regard nr Wv ~ Ivy -
fer,rss upoar daily ssauha shion ZOO ssAfs arc
s,.ds ,scp YOU 10 call ycur attention " the R0sh recm
~ the at 70 amend the oharfer ~ the cry View fofk
rnse Aril u, 1857, which expressly cnuuirais what
eupes law Icfartmnnt Of ths CITY " exposed and
snd 10 dscharge and ain remind you of The rule.
,~ss.,s f,cu essssr kaciss Your Office nst being
rlsdes nn the enumeration Of the scctiou r@evrva w.
n rms 70 me ,horld ovorser The limits RI duty
NV furnishing oHcsl' 70 the queries TO
RICHARD BU srtzD,
Oonnsel ~ the CorpRnAtuu.
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rAsers rBs srcorD srAxH BOAT ABOVE FORT
HAMILTON.
passing the staen AlAnd ferry boat The ccrss Vas
10 iacs sesry directly scrs, perhaps slightly back,
and rsss Gag boat on LONG island above Fort Hamilton.
This lbey did In hDe sly leshe Una gaining slightly Mo
Lucky about minute, the JuHa gaining very slightly on
The iizze and the Widreon behind. The folio sing
q "a tho order Of tho leading bna1s-
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REGATTA or THE new YORK YACHT CLUB.

a Nee 0ufui Day and N Fine BrceLe-A Spkcn-
81" Run Down the Bay-Passlpg the Stake
Boais and the Southwest split rho Retnrn
Aome-Vsctory OF the Julia, tho Una aud
the Esgnr-sn Outside Prize for the Wild
Gsep-Thc Prizes Awarded.
New York bay has seldom been the theatre OF so
magnificent sight presented yesterday during tho
rfgstta Of The New York zach. Club. Tho day al
that coa be de,red and indeed much favorable
u an could have been expected. genial lent lis
mdct rays to she most beautiful June day, and the
breeze, while 'trcns enough TO enable tho yrads Of vcs
seh W exhibit their sailing qualities, was rough
70 materially disturb the waters OF our noble bay The
steamboat Erie had been chartered by the club for the
COMMUNICATION Of The members and their families, AMI be-
tween and 20 O'Clock tho foo: Of Spring street. cele
brsed for its noduois market, oyster boats and mud
stows crowded with the carriages Of wealhest
czens, bearing their precous freight Of tho wealth, the
b. ATTY and TIE las hon Of the city, and the Erie
hIka to overlooking with choice load a. perhaps
ever bore.
The .satug John Styles also chartered for tho
ccmmodsiion Of gentlemen Of the press the harder
bers or the club and such ousders chose 70 pay.
~ O'Clock the boats showed OF and made their way
" The starting ground, OF The F1ysan Helds, Hoboken
vhfre most beautiful sight presented The third
cass yach entered for the Nil anchored sbre
the stake boat OF tho club house due east about eighty
yards apart. The second class boats anchored about
tso hI ndred yards north, and he first class about two
hundr cd above the second There they all lay close
reefed and inactive, the loungag about The decks
~ih apparent iaiiessnes, and bearing little indication Of
The spniied contest in which they were 10 engage.
THE START.
vast assembsge Of people coDgregated 10 witness the
sia-t ali alorg tho shore Of New York, tho shrouds
orshe shhrg and the decks along the shores Of Hobo
ken, in myrsds or boats shooting about like many
mipnows in lake. in small cookie shell looking crafts,
grooming under Tho weight Of their canvass; In trim built
yachts in steamboats, Thomas Hunt, Edwin and others,
crowds bad mbei the start Of the great
race The Thomas Hunt completely outdld the Erie in
respect the number of persons she had board There
not unoccuied foot Of eiandiug her decs
and tho strength her wheshouses riber dangerous
~ tested by the weight Of Of persons who crowded
Upon tbem Ths shores of Long Island aud saten Island
-tre lined with spectators. The following were the
tries made
Allowance Of amo, sooond per square foot
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