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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
ECEIvED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
Arrival of the Noryve gfan Ship-Twenty-tvO
Persons Rescued from the Steamer Aus

Arrival of the Noryve gian Ship-Twenty-twO
Persons Rescued from the Steamer Aus
tria.
New York, October A despatch from Que
bee says that the Norwegian ship Catarne, arrived
there yesterday, with sixteen passengers and six
of the crew of the burnt steamer Austria. One OF
the passengers is girl fourteen years of age.
QuEREC Oct, 4.-The names Of the saved are as
follows Second Cabin-G. Stepel Andrew Linden
sheim; Steerage-Conard Eiffert Jorgen Fitchen,
Wihem Brannsdortf, Heinrich Fourier, Irachim
Pless Edward Ahlers, Joseph Swertzeck, Christie
pher Barcker, Sven Nelson, Peter Svensen, of
Winsentz; Johannes Danmuller, Christopher Dani-
ker.
Crew-Martin Folige, Cook; Joseph Karze; Fire
man; Frederick Thefeldt, Fireman; Heur Rieper,
Fireman; Johan Rohmondt, Johan Heinrich and
.Inl,n Sailnrs
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Health of Soutbern Citie,

CHARLESTON, October 4.-The Health Officers re
port IA deaths by fever for the week, including Sat
urdav
SAVANNAH, October 4.-Interments yesterday
of which were fever cases.
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Justice Staey issued warrant Yesterday against
one Dennis Patrick, charging him with being free
negro, and being in State contrary to the laws
He follows the business of stevedore, and has, We
learn, been residing in Savannah about eight years
and has always passed as white person. He has
voted at elections and was married about three
years ago to white woman, but had got divorce
and then married negro woman. He admitted tC
the clergyman who married him the second time
that he had negro blood in his veins. He is said tC
be from South Carolina, and there are persons from
that quarter who will certify to his being negro
He was committed to Jail to await a thorough in
vestigation of the matter.-Sauannah Mems ,Sn
tember 80. "'P
The steamer Cass-Y Yrisarri, Captain Slocom bo
longing to the American Atlantic and Pacific Sbir
Canal Company, about which much anxiety ba,
been felt, arrived at Key West, after a rouob mas
sage, on the 18th ult., all safe P"'
The Cass- -Yrisarri took in a sunnlv of coal or5
sailed for San Juan del Norte on the 22d ult ~
take her place on the Lake of Nicaragua as nart ~
the line oil this new transit route ria Nicaragua.
The anthracite coal tonnage on the four leadino
transportation lines this year has been .097 958
against total of 3, ,412 O34 for the correspondine
period last year. The totals this wear were, for
6 ene Keadlng Railroad, 1,2l6.32; Schuylkil Canal
Ss5,576;, Lehigh Canal, 625,733; Lehigh Valley
railroad, 359,3l7. The last named is the only Lin e
showing an increase, 1885, while the net decrease
OF the four lipes is Sl4,a76,-N, american.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Correspondence Of tie v. 7. TriJane.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. g. 1858.
The following named persons have been admitted
to the Naval School as acting Midshipmen:
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MinOt's Ledge LiSht-HOuse.

tNOTEThe above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the associated Press in this city The
following from the New York papers of Yesterday
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Jas. II. Meriwether, ia.
Charles l.. Huntington, Ill.
Henry Jones Blake, Mass.
Silas W. Terry, Ky.
Francis NJ. Roby, Mo.
Wm. Henry Harrison, Ga.
Edwin Tracy Brewer, Penn.
Elliott C. V. Blake, Ohio.
Mortimer NJ. Benton, Ky.
VIM. W. Read, Va.
Smith W. Nichols, Mass.
joey Foreman, n. C.
David B. Wemple, Wis.
Frederick r. Smith, Me.
Robert p. Huntington, Ia.
Edward n. Kellogg, III.
Frederick II. Crandall. Ill.
Jas. Williams ALL, Penn.
VIM. Henry Winslow, Ne.
David Alex. Telfair, N. G.
VIM. f. Pinckney, La.
Mort'r. G. McWilliams, Ala
Da. f. I. McDermote, Texas
Fl. Beverly Littlepage, Va.
Henry T. Grafton, Ark.
Charles S. Daniels, n. Y.
Charles S. Cotton, Wis.
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John X. CaarOthers, Ill.
VIM. d. Hara Re binson, Pen
David Mooy, Ohio.
Chas. St. C. Huston, n. Y.
Chas. II. Humphrey, n. Y.
Moreau Forrest, Md.
Algernon S. North, n. Y.
C. +. Shoemaker, n. Mexico,
Edward S. Ruggles, Utah.
John Joseph Read, n. J.
VIM. S. Moon, Ohio.
Henry Clay Holt, Tenn.
John Bradley, n. Y.
Chas. VIM. Zimmerman, Md
George W. Sumner, Ky.
Eug B. Sturgeon, Penn.
Archd. n. Mittenett, Ill.
Henry II. Mannaduke, Mo.
Roswill II. Lamson, Oregon.
George A. Howard, Tenn.
VIM. II. Hiviling, Ohio.
!. Robt Chester Foote, Tenn.
!. Benz. F. Day, Ohio.
David Bairman, Minnesota
Geo. A. Grail, Ohio.
Giles Frank Appleton, n. H
Harvey H. Dougherty, Ky.
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THE SUGAR CROp OF LOUIsTANA-A correspond
ent of the New Orleans Picavnne expresses his
"Tbe general impression seems TO be that there is
an immense cron Of suoar in Louisiana ths season
Now this is a mistake which | wish to correct.
There is no doubt that more sugar will be made
than was last season, but the amount will not 90
Pnttinr tba loss bv crayasse lincIudiny soad pc,
ouired from others bv those submerged at - 900
Rhds., would make 4O6, 900 hhds for the State.
"Tbe cane is not as good as it was in '53 there
is NOT a. much of if and shall we have as fayorahe
a winter as that wear. when many planters were
grinding in March, and some in April, 81? In
fouisiana Won cannot we'll estimate cron mill II
i ,nodo II i no+ onoo in +, ,,oors +ba+ ,.o t
Srnb n rntor % tbo+ OF f,52 'e- ''''' '''' W. go
I4f tbiS moment tbc rofnonS oro s,,,oo+ but vor,
drv. tba nIant cane is very +renn fbongb of Good
SO In fno am ,na - Isl S959 on w
mate against that of any snecnlator who NAV tr,,
to brinT down nricns Nv ranorts Of an immen::n
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PRICES OF FUEL.-The following are the prices of
day morning Pine-wholesale, from 50 25 to SO;
retail, from S2.75 to $3.50. Oak-wholesale, from
S3.2 to S3.75; retail from 1913 to S4.25. Hick-
1925.
The INDEPENDENT CoNvENTIoN.-This body did
not meet last evening, the hall in which its meet
ing are held being otherwise engaged. The next
meeting will take place on Thursday evening next.
Nor CANDDATE.-We have been requested by
Maj Joseph p Warner to state that he is not a can
didate for a seat in the City Council, as was an
nounced in our paper.
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From Ilavan;


New YORK, October 4.-The steamer Cahawba
from Havana, with dates to the Goth ultimo, has
rived. An American vessel had landed cargo of
slaves at Cardenas. Two hundred and fifty of the
original number taken on land died during the pas
sage of starvation. The spanish officials were in
vestgatng the matter.
The health of Havana improving. Sugars
were firm but the market quiet. Molasses rials
for clayed. Freights very dull. Sterling ex-
change Is.
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BURGLARY.-Sometim between Saturday evening
last and yesterday morning the shop of Mr.. L. A..
Colbert, architect and builder on Exchange alley.
was entered by burglars, who forced open a num-
Der of the tool chests of the employees of this gen
tleman, and carried off large assortment of their
most valuable tools. An entrance was effected by
forcing open window in the rear of the build
ing.
Council NOMINATIONS Nathaniel Williams, ESQ.,,
was last night nominated as an independent candi-
date for the Second Branch of the City Council for
the Ninth and Tenth wards. Mr.. Francis H. Grupy
was nominated last night by the Independent voters
of the Sixth ward, as candidate for the First
Branch of the City Council.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Shipping Sntelliaents.

HALIFAx.-27S bbls. flour, IA bbls meal 81;
bush wheat 500 bush. corn, "a boxes tobacco, Dbl
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

(FTOm the Charleston NercUyD
THE MARKET-OCToBER 1.-COTTON.-The demand
to-day commencing early hour, continued, up to its
close, of exciting characerprices ranging irregular,
but exhibiting decided upward tendency since week
ly report issued this morning. The sales of the day
amounted to 1915 bales at the following partculas19
bales at IL 10 at 1 at 124; 20 at 1873; 95 at l2k 60
II 916; 233 125S II u 1116 s57 at 124 81
IL l35 II 4 at l3
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

7, j. HOPE, Dealer in Groceries and Flour
81. Npro-itIthe Passenger Depot, and near the
American Hotel, Stanton. Va.
YpAYL0g & BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law q lice
! , opposite County Clerk Office.
- 7. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves Tin ard Cop
I :. per Ware, one d. n above Union Hall.
- y. wooD. manufacturer and deairr in Car
~. rage and Buggy Harness, shop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
Ty DdO:-Ei, Fashionable Tailor. opposite OLD
~. Post Office Main ST., Staunton, va.
- Z. ALnERTSON. Ast,rae. at Law and No.
e.. larry Public, WayEes'brongh Va.
- =. ELICK. Saddle. Harness. auG Trunk
q. ker, under indicator Office.
ErENRT HtGiIf.S, manufacturers aud dealer in
( D.sns & :.ncs Oh" door west 81 Ms1',i,. } ard
EyARMtN & BELL. attorneys al Lop, Office OF
Z posie the Court House.
TT NJ. Ht.f.f, Notary Puhlic and Commissioners
Z 4 to SETTLE accounts opposite H"nri House
{ 0'REAR Merchant Tailor, unde, the yindi
- Gator O,iee.
y. EVANS. Dealer IN Tobacco and Segars.
.: MAin ST., Stanton, Va.
z t. ,.NfnNi, dealer in Confectionery & Fruit
~ Maiu So. Staunton. Va.
T l.. ScHEREii. Coniec:ioner. Grottr, ana Ba-
- ker. corner Of F'..;st House Alley.
FACnB PoiAaiI. Nnoiesale end Retail dealer
q in Ready ade Clothing. corner of VA Hotel.
s. FORMS GNODE, Merchants. md Genera
i " Traders III Fanct aud %.aplr Goods and Gro
c.sirs. opposite the Euicatol Office.
n X TROUT, Attorney at Law, 0,l!ce on Court
! j.. ii"a<n i;.w.
~ y. POWELL & co. FamiE, GrocerS & Flour
4 Merchants. under [ ni"n Halt
w. Country Produce bought and sold
FENuRK & GUSHING, Ancfoneers and General
l. Agents. undar Union liall.
MA FEMALE INSTITUTE. sftauninn. Va
Rev. Y. II. Phillips. Principal.
MI BAR:IMAN. laicsai" and Retaii dnal;r ii
" Tobacco and Segars, opposite Va. Hotel.
(tHARTER OAK Eise Insurance CO. II. W.
~ Sh.'icy -iGcnt: opposite old Central Bank.
VIZ p. JOHNSON 4 BRO. CABINET makcvs and
y rndertakers, Gcsrc! tii!I--eouth side.
7 tMES Y. S.3t;. Attorney al Lax, Monterey
- Highs coun.r, "a.
10 j. GLENDY. dealer IN roaacto. Snuff and
II. Segavs. New Street. G. L. Cochran. Agent.
I INK & KINNEY. druggists and dealers in
J psiuts. Oils, Dyestuils: &c, Main ST., Staun-
ton. Va.
~, j. BURKE & co. Livery and Sat Stables.
a Enquire at the Virginia Hstel.
tSttY! OR & HOGE. Successors til 3randeburg
Co.. Dealers in Dry Gnods ana Groceries
o.,posit. Va. Hutrs:
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THE VINDICATOR.
---o--
BY NICHE e. ALFRED.

TER NS - The eeFINDICA RIO r. l. published
eesry Saturday morning. innin 81. tro doors
beio~ 4. crnnJprd's rsrner,rt Tro Dollars ard riff
z,ro Dotorx AZ nny tire rita "a tAe ycnr.
ADVER TtSENEN TS Of Ten Timex, Tor tcss.) m
serted three times for dollar and fme"tyr cent
far each subsequent Continuance. Larger advertise
liberal discount madc to those ,cko ddccrtfae t;
ne gear
Professional Card, NOT ercecriac lines. MI
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Estimated deficiency
year ending June 80,
1853, 81, 4Ga,I113 90
Since this Department has been made
to depend upon the Treasury for a portion
Of the means necessary to defray it's eypen-
ditures, it appears to have been TIE rrac-
tice in estimating for the Deficiencies ST a
looming fiscal year, to ask only for an a.
mount deemed sufficient to pay expenses
until the meeting Of the next session Of
Congress-, and then 20 submit an estimate
for such further sum as the service Of the
year may be found to require. Following
this rule, the sum of s., 500, 900 was ask
ed for and appropriated for deficiencies in
the year ending June 80, 1853, St,tutcs,
tlsira session Thirty -Fonrth Congress, p.
179; and the estimate now presented is for
the means which will be needed for the re-
mainder Of the year"
The last item Of this bill, | have nc
doubt, will give rise to good deal Of OBJ
lection. and probably good deal Of contro-
versy, when this bill comes to BE consider
ed by sections. 1t is this
''src. 5. -inz DC It furtT5r enacted,
That the accounting officers Of the prcas,-
~ be authorized and directed to allow cred
if to the Clerk of the house of Representa-
tives for such payments out Of tic co1tin-
gent funds as shave been or may be nsade
nnder the authority Of the House Of Rep
resentatives, during the last Congress
Prortded, That said allowances shall have
been duly approved by the Committee OF
accounts And BE- y further pvogit5esl,
Fiat said allowances be paid out Of any
moneys in the Treasury not otherwise APP
propriatca. F"
Just here, before it escapes me, I VIII
remark that wh4ll this section GENES up |
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All adrer'i.ing far q less time thna three months,
.eHl be charged jor 81 tie naunl RATES 81 90 per
s.v"r, for the fr*f three insertions, nna freay fire
ccnfs for each Subsequent iv&,e.
The nbore rates ~iH hc st,ic.rv c1Eercdto. The
cirrnnfion Of the FINDWr-f TOR. is"ne Of ne mr.
grit ~ ne State. and hence Of The bet adrcrts-
ipg p,pd;Dmx.
rss- JOE WcRK. Of al, descriptions promptly
NttemHcd TO.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNSTON

TIVE founder nf sis Celebrated Institution, tho
i ONLY regularly Educated Physician ADVERT
sing offers the most certain. speedy and only eff
fcctual remedy in the world for
SECRET DISEASES:
fnnarrhma, elects, Structures Seminal Weakness.
Pains in the Loins. Affections of the Kidneys and
bladder. Loss OF Organic Power, Nervous Irrita-
kility. Disease OF the Head Throat Nose or Skin,
and I'll those Peculiar Disorders arising from a
Certain Secret Habit Of Youth which if not cure d
produces Constitutional Debility. renders mar
rage Impossible, and in the end DESTROYS both
BODY and MIND. Those secret and solitary
practices more fatal to their victims than the
sony of the Syrens to the mariners of Ulysses.
blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipa
.ions, rendering marriage. de-. impossible.
YOU NC MEN
Especially. wh. have bec the victims OF SDlitn-
~ J-ice. that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untnelv grave thousands Of
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STANTON, AUGUSTA COUNTY. VIRGINIA ApRIL 10. 1853

GINA, APRIL 10, l85
fp,oyed in the Pest Office Department, O
. account Of the extraordinary labors con
nected with the lettings Of now contract
for the term com.ei.cing on the LIST ef j uly
1853, $3.3l1 80"
The explanation Of this item will be foun
in Executive Document, no ST. tn
Postmaster General states, as the reason
for asking this sum:
ssIn tie first place. tile advertisement Z
three thousand two hundred routes had
r be prepared then these routes, with til
names Of all the post Offices supplied mus
be carefully registered, for which purpos
! fifteen folios are required. After the tim
Fl for receiving bids expire, they must all b
Endorsed, carefully examined, and records
Numbering many thousands. Then sep
y arate accertarc, IS are sent &c. earl route
and duplicates fled Duplicate contract
must also be prepared and sent ont, maxim:
Six thousand four hundred Which, upon be
ing executed, are all again examined an,
recorded And all this work must be don
). by the LIST OF July, il addition to the ORD:
mary current business, which is sufficient t
OCCUPY the regular force Of the Depart
ment.
4 The next item is q sum Of 81 400, 1 3
TO supply deficiencies i the revenue of t.
Post Office Department for the year cndin.
June so, 1858.
! refer gentlemen, to Executive D5cii
ment, No. AZ, for Information on this Sub
fject. On the second page Of that documen
will be found statement which shows til,
revenues ard expenditures Of tie Depart
ment. and which shows the precise halanct
THAT it embraced in this item Of the bill.
The Postmaster General says:
'.The aggregate sum appropii tied by til,
act of Congress, approved March 3, 1857
! statutes, third session Thirty Fourth Con
gress, P. 1889 for the regular cxpendi
lures Of the Department for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1858, exclusive Of tht
transportation Of foreign mails, Of payments
/ for foreign postages and to letter carriers
was Sl1,1I3,.47 u
For transportation Of the
mails across the Isthuus
Of Panama, Statutes,
til ird session Thirty
Fourth Congress,p. 2i9, 135,00o &C
I For the transportation OF
the mail between Charles
ton and Havana, Stat
utes, third session Ihir-
ty-Fourth Congress, p.
249, so, 900 o{
| For tie transportation Of
the mails between New
! York and Havrc, and
{ New York and Bremen,
| under the new contracts
authorized by the acts Of
/ JAY 2, 1885, section
%, Statutes, vol 5, p
! S6, and March 3, 1919,
/ Statutes, VOL 5, D. 74s;
| sum not exceeding $50 600 OF
For payments to letter ear
riers, act March 3, 1851,
| section 10, Statutes,
vol. 8, p. sol; cstima-
| ted at 165, geo OF
/ For payments for foreign
hostages, act 10th Sep
! tembcr, 1850, Statutes,
vol. 8, P. 46l; esti,na-
ted 1T 900, 600 O.
Total Of expenditures, ST., O53,2 t7 o(
THE means relied upon
to dchray the foregoing ex-
! penditures consists Of
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Estimated deficiency
year ending June 80,
1853, sl.4Ga,177s Q
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she would foul Bat, generally, pey beautifully
and 'nr,ed o. prsniy ~ n tnsy o:a oes0 eeeg
TO e southwest abe oshers fairly ruoang tho
let or the steamers the wngeou and Rsbeccs Asset,
cal lg qos ties Iisbs shot sb.aA with sne
smallest breath The Port H-mitp stase boat being jast
scyoss the vsr was TOO near 70 allow Of ths Sssele:
passengers witnessing the updpg o. thse p,ibs, and
a"r teeng The oomsr round she 5sssn biAnd stake
boa, IN. ssss lite hesoed for the 6outnw west
SIT be vino hzn fresbs ned tnss seone % Oeo
babe that there seud exceDlest day 3 SPORT
o. course the fresh bfes a. hav
MS $40 two dollars half fos ticket he'd ~ tss
tine created ctbsHersbo o. apretts among most OF
tbose on board tho Satellite and sxpecan Wo~d bad
cohecd sbOut the ta7be preparing tn NAN d. a DO
peAb be a~pIs Now, ~ there we're three tables fall
OF people sad Certainty that three tables
fuh ~ pTfvhions there dorsbe Of r0sb when
vas snst The Usually calm ASd Downing became
iomewust puzzled and the osnfosloo saoy intsvfered
With his Arr"gmsns. A few very nowy young men
toon pos"rsft o. 'be table, and vowed tbsy had bad
but NO crIke's esco, aDd 'eh oetermiEe cd 70 get
their tao do'.Ars ana bans worth me snsvi-
.yd tn. or Ss .toss.s D Sns,o' sSu.s mem
vocDeysted, the more they dEnI got anything
IN. e s s s.s sect , %: ] me
bsd enough and 70 spare, exceps rhaos fee isdfvi
duas VINO f.I determined " Dc Imposed upos,
s1c,eo indvidua, was sooa throwing Overheard olsss
Of ooDed tosssy Asef'sg thai ~ss 'seSsps" bas be
wss ,orunae, res1Aoea, though dhn OF ISed oysters
cow 70 the vasy deep for Tho flames 10 drns upon.
Though Temporarily unpleasant The whole Affair helped
ada exeter OF occasion aud made spors
much more appreciated the empty stomschs bad %
content themselves WIN the n ctNn thai the YschS
Cub cleared their expenses without FPo0 Staten
In si " the Southwest spit There very fair eses 10,
spo The heavier craft pcssd up wonderfully. Indeed,
this oy 70 bad only kept up the result might have been
far different
TIE sCSNB AT THE SOUTHWEST SPIT.
Al the 5ou Invest sps the steaDboAs arrived I'll about
the time, and again formed form If semi-
cie Dg enough for the ysch1 n roand
with sbifui management when they al; IN the following
ord
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ROUNDING ms souIHWRsr aRrr.

Ar the Julia came down 10 gallant stye, and rounded
the spit. beng advance Of the het, sns
lused 9Th cheers The soundmg q whistles and
waving Of Tags Next Upa when sAs similarly
cNnpnn entoo he hts Egar, NE leader Of
the bho class and the nrst round the staten Island sake
boat A. The Rsoeccs nesrod The SPIT was evseest
ihA, Der b nsd become gouy torn. which perhaps pre-
vented giving her the full boDen Of tho wMd for fear OF
nah larger rent which, with the slack sind made
her labor disadvantage. She was, however, toodly
cbeersd rounded The Spit rDo 6sy ane NE Znga
Gown tide AND sde ana they ne.sed sscn ssbes
Tor The purpose Of rour ding, the Gipsy being " Wind
wao shot ahead fsw yards Shet~ss Oh vss, sswcver,
isbe avoid lou the pSa, tbss a.
ZBga inside turned ssoonds st, vr,ca
brought her return TAGS wsdWasd Of toe Gip-y
The beauty Of these Deuvfts excited tbe 0os In
tense interest OF the spectators similar mcosns oc-
with bc Margaret Svio, The 81 We being nrst
" wDdvad, DO, TIE nsgsrct turning The Insse ssd
coming out the bone reich to Of Mo 6ive
about three quarters OF spent ~ NE spN,
the hrtt bad eycelleus Atsrt though
the u nrst rather unfsvorsoie moe % ooa<d
the eSes c1ud not therefore, set 10 uDs ~ see ne
turning Of the Fort ham, Nm aud sxA isssnd sake
boats the muedaley tor tns starting
ground. As h~s growing as, and some n tno ianies
han got Nreo thoss ashore sad ms
rect ,sksn " toe stake bosi wnsfe os vNt
ms patebiy W ss~ Tee, flag no, occayy,og osA,y
sDOuer hour rom Jerey Guy psok, the Ju - haaiH
msoe Der appearance, esdps the vac BY msusss
and . bap, snhss the most ItousiAsgo cheers. me
other vessels passed In the foiowixg ORDER
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The Hsse lay nearest the shore NE xsss,e
the FAvorta, Rebecca Juls ZpgA, widgeop and Gpsey
On the outside The Hare was round perhaps fer
SECONDS quickest But the Juis snory snot snest
fev yaros TIE Hasseu and the Irene, In tue second
class we're nearly together about the distance VI
advance, The for With her 10 ocomsd on,
81 TIE latter OVERLAPPING her There "a, however, but
lfte difference the poet'on Of the ve.ses from tbs
start except that % the drtfuns rhe siDd
couls hardly be considered ~ any account uo just Oh
Jersey City, the psstase 10 winch potst from IN.
sale required iust soou, hour, ytvms h,as
mse OF race But st Jersey Cy The breeze trc~beneJ
up to fair taiirt rate, Ano one BY ere tns yscnr
took H. some lacked 70 ue eastward and sesnsd
rather 10 bepent by H. Among ttese
the Fsvorfa, with nyug 80 snd spssser ssa
ssG and main topsss set Othsrs, ho-ever,
among which the Rsbeccs, sook toe vesi GARD
and hardly ssemeo 10 fare welI AZ the nsei
the Cupsroers the booming Of scot torth ~ocme
vh CD spite OF the ouusees N the Gut duly
precsted and acknowledged as we're also ether
nom various steam ers
PASSING rHs srATEr ISLAND srAKs BOAT.
The Fate lire down ahead Of the feet 20 Eve
those board Of TIE passing OF the nrvt s,.se
boat which accomplished In the sing order and