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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

EDWARD sCHESCK, AUCri0NEER-sALEo OF THE
~ of druggists fancy and toilet articles OF A.
W 6bsudan, Eso at the store 70 81 Maiden lane e F.
Il. SCHENck viii sell ri auction commencing on Friday
ed inst lO. and continuing until the entire stock
and hxures above. dspo.ed Of The stock consists
hrushes buffalo dressing and fine combs puG boxes Ger
cologne dne extracts In bulk cosmetics poma1e
-,le mirrors poremonpsies purses segar cases. door
dog brushes and together with general
OF toilet ard artces also counlers acskS
show case and small cafe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

Miss MARIA s. BRAINERns
M CONCERT,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRrbr.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.
j Second Concert At Pol technlc fusuu,c, Broekys
This "wednesday evening. uoncert ats
Tickets Is cents
DRAMATIC rUTrf@N-By A FIRsr CLASS ARTIST
~ Capable pupils placed hs stage without deis W.
srcepousbs given Address Manager heropu
titan Post once. Is Asor place.
Hrrv yopx ma RwosIc so0T.TY.-wsNsERs ARE
IN particularly requested W send an Ezra renesrsE on
THURSDAY q hs week At nc Acsdemy .uSc me ~.
weeh Il the Academy OF Mnsc Further psrcuA<s viii be
'"A0s"ee' 90 we '00'' e EM HARRINGTON Presided.
JH AuuAs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

EDwAaD sCBEECK, AUGIIoNEER-RY f. Ar. a.
O. SCnENCK, friday 23t instant at their ssesroom
80 of long tail Canadian ponies Is
hands high and eight years DID, warranted perfectly
sound kr and gentle in Sold Tor wsnt OF use
Also light double rockswsy and double harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

A UCTIoN NOTICE. ,.
SAMUEL osGooD a Co, auct.oneers,
,ptore 81 Nassau Street,
WIN give personal sen,lon to sales OF household fur
pure private residences &C. as also at their spacious
salearoomAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

SSIGNEEs sALE OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
IA goods "A NJ. CRTSrALAR, auctioneer.i will sell on
this day 2ist inst at 10 O'Clock, at 35 Canal street.
whole and erre stock Of goods In sd store
CONSISTING IN part Of
SIX and satin bonnet ribbons, in great variety
Estins elk velvets FlorSnce silka snps AMI frirres
A iarre assnr ment Of artificial aowsrs
Teethsrs and ladiee' trimmings.
And cumerous other articles apr sraring N The
nv order OF I. Morris, assignee.
Tits well worthy the attention OF trade eveyv
tot " All he cold without reserve.
Cafaiosuea ready on morning OF sale.
N srTxas WILL. sELr,o THURSDAY ran AT 10
ID. ocock Eighth svcuue u sntire contsIned
n tbe ssor COS ssnz OF rich choice dinner ana ,rt
~s are Glassware and other bous ehod srtoles
too 70 ehcn H,uskeepcrs and the trade win
ssd this sAis veil worthy Of their attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

A UCTIoN NoTIcE-M DOUGHTY, AUCrIoNEER.
"A will fe this day Wednesday,. st i01a O'Clock at No
1T Forty fifth e. Broadway the property of
gentleman Tering Europe. sisng solid
psrlor covered In brocate medacu and Brus
sells c.rpe.s lace and danssk window cursa rosewood
ptsnofore made by Gilbert bronze clock snd manel otns
meats paintings and epgsvngs extension diting table
crockery glass cutlery sc mahogany snd rosewood
oie. bookc halr
pslassee chidrers' crib, &c Sc together Sh
mept OF basement and kitchen furniture, with
which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

IIENRy " LEEDS, AUCrIONYER. sALrsgooN q
III Nassau street -iiouseEosd fdrrlture-ilEtRN ~
LFRnS 90 will sell. by auction, on fhursd.T April y
lO ocock No 1o2 Fes Eleventh street the furrisure
Of salt housa consisting Of m-h1giay rarlor furniture
IN hair cloth lace curtains nre tables marblr
tors Brussels and ngain carpets china abd glass ware on
Goth h.l stand bejro1a furnufe VI tashoSanv, blsct
heddi1g, zane seat
chairs robes china glass aud kitchen ware, aud other
furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

THRI1lIrG NARRATIVE
i Or The DARING ADVENTURES ...
OF MAJOR @. B0LIS, OF CALIFORNIA,
PUBLISHED IN ThE -
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
ILLUSTRATED SCENES
Al The kxECUrIos -
Ar LANCASTER, PA,
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

UCTION NOTIuE.-B. B. BAyCF, AUCTIoNEER--
"A BY THOMPSON HENRN-At the ssesroom No. ID
Ma street. "Wednesday. April 81 ~ los O'Clock
splendid OF standard dwarf snd running roses
pear and apple great variety, peaches sprcots
gooseberry chesnus fig and muscst tees running and
dwaIf lowering shrubs variety In fact the
srges splendid assortment OF plants ever offered
auction. The mpor ston OF Mr.. asudIon nursery On m
from Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

UCTIoN NoTICE-M roUaHrY, AuCTrONEEH
"A will sell 10 morrow THURSDAY NJ 1O% O'clock NJ No 50
Fass Bnadway gense bpussod furniture, consisting OF
ingram carpets mahogany pariOr furniture
suite viz teee, srfs lng and paror chairs
,pf6p rr rcnre tales hookce mahogany dressing
reaus yashsisnds toilet setts beseads hair Mattresses
pslasses feahr bedF uocsery glass &c together
with large of basement and Kitchen furniture
With IN me will Cash deposits required
from AZ rAri,es unknown 10 the auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

HENRY r. LEEDS, MISREPRESENTATION NO.
ii q Nassau street, rye sale Of household furniture,
in fine order contained in thu above house comprising
-HENFY II. LEEDS co viii sell by auction, on We'd
nesday April 81 at l0s o'clock at No ib2 wsverley place
Sixth the above comprising parlcr furniture In
rosewood and mahogany lace russe and ngran
carpets nrrors vases centre tables large assortment or
china glsss sso of bedroom urnure rosewood
hogany black walnut &c cottage suits Inatressea ban-
kets pillows, bedding, wardrobes olcoths 8ss nksuscs
kitchen ware. &c. &c. sa withouSe eserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

HRvAT aAIE OF HaNps0NE H0usEsvLD puRNi.
tire remained in the large I'VE story house No. IVES,
Esyesh , s,EssLo co vii sell a, auction, this aay
Apfl 2 Al 10s o'clock. A. No II ives Eleventh
street between Brosdwsy aud University rae sssEnees
sale al handsome household furniture the entire furniture
contained consisting In par, Of haud:ome SUITE
Of rosewod AMI mshorany paror and bedroom furniture,
bier sssse rosewood ano pier and centre sbles French
bedsirads wardrnbes eddins; Brussels and ingram
china glass &c &c together With an esscrmens
Of Kitchen furniture with which tbs sale VII cowmenee
Catalogues 4 Ne Aueuoueer oGacs, II rae drveet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

lAkLFY WFIGTIF, AItTTUNFhKN, WIIfII HEIII-
~ at auction Friday April "a at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
10 Broadway New York large Assortment Of hDusehoi
and kitchen furt re being De entire contents Of The build
ing known the vergenncs Electro Chemical Baths consist
ing in part OF Brussels tspesry threepy and ingram
pets; rosevooS mahogany and black wsnu, marble top
bnreau tables and washsands aud mahos
shy sofas and We mahogany French beis,eads cot
and houeslo {sewool, mahogany and black walnut
easy recepxonSthas; and mahogsny spring
sea chairs Of Qlninss s engrayings fesihsr beds mat
glasses Dou tyo Kit frame mirrors stausry, orna.
vAee h &f2ppeYbaih tubs AMI boxes with faucets
complete tecsro chemical apparatus and bat
isrles once 1eerctsry and bookcAse, lace curtains.
damask do chnsGfdcxery, &c, 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

sIOueNROd4D fUsNIrURa.- RICHARDS. KIHds
II LAND 90. once lS Broadway, viii give thew
attention The sAls OF household fur1re Al s
residence ~ families renewing inolininx hou,rksspi1s
msfr In al aaiasL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

a uCTION NOTICE - Y. paEc% ATCrTCNEFR. -
a BY TnOsPstr liENRy at sorstj Nassau street
THURSDAY April "a nj 0i oclrck splenci assornt nj of
STANDARD dwarf ard running roses comprising All IN.
and choice vess. Towering shuhe dwarf pesr in bee
ing rfape vinc g. from the nurseries OF Dacdoure
Zser OF Myrtle and Ysses South Brooklyn.
successors 10 u. Boil.
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hMUsEEIEN'rs

A Ca or husIC.-nUskR COsCERrs.
"A Aesses Director
Admission 81 cents Resersed 5Ooents extrs
WEDNESDAY, ats Doors open st7A.
POSITIVELY LAST BEaLIuZ NIGHT.
Tickets reserved 20 hsa acsdeny, o.
The door. Tho see OF y morning
THIS evening Zig hth sussrd Concert
EXTRAORDINARY COZ 5lNATION.
THE Last eEC1oH sERLioz nI.hn ,
Mad DAN0R.
EusARDS FOLIO PLAYERS sROA PARIS,
THE MAGNlFICEhT ORCHESTRA.
1hir1 night OF the
ECHC GU lDRTIlE
PART Les Francs (ieriioll Ar;a Tancredi An
gr) Invitation % the Dance (ierioz Lucrska Borsis
Tsabere.
(Yteuxtemps). Faust aud Rakoizy March (Beriozt
PART III. Overture (semraus) Eella Polka Qegendre
Spanish Song a. ABgrD Lea kshos 0luadria Ophioeas
soo aoreau) fhc Expre Train ana Lee Zousvos with the
Marselsse.
10 morrow Thursday at 2precisely doors open stii.
FIRST MU8AHD MATINEE
THALBERu EAN1HI, HlEuxTEMfSL
Admission 20 cents 70 will be reserved a. the M
sArd Matinee.
The programme viii comprise the William Tell Overture
thow iaves with the Msrss,s.se, The Ex
pseaa uAop The Celesine and Cuckoo Pokss The
Potpour The Ocean Breezes by Strauss sopgs
by rAngr ,Massani.o, by Thaloefgi The Carnival by
Viz uxleTps.
There win in the evening on Matinee days,
TN Fr6Ry-MusArd's Tenth Concert
On Sundsy-GrsLd o. ao.i 10 night aud Sscred Concert
Engagement of Carl. to.MsS
D'ANGhI CAR NDOkl, MINER
The IIEDEfKKkNZ and 1USAHUS ORCHESTRA.
In active rshtsrsal-m IN DSt@soaN's ELIJAH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

Upward SCHENCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ale.
IL e az n. sCHsSCK. viii sell the stock OF the lac
arm of Bridgman johnson CONNIE 1cing Monday April
c1 o'clock at their old ssnd No 81 Fulton street
spg of Cue prfumery otis cosmetics extracts Ger
CO ogpe pomsdes TOOTH nsi hair cloth hat And
shaving brushes OF ivory buffalo horn bone auc wood shell
buffalo horn dressing pun boxes and puns GUT
dress classics with general variety
o fancy articles The attention Of the trade Is
pccsuliy solicited. BY order OF VIM a COLES Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

A UCTIoN rOTrCF.--THOs. BELL. AuCrfONnER
n dHOmfs,N This day ati0s O'Clock, In our sales
IL Fsst Bfondway, the drug aud nedsius
store furnre dry goods valuable lever watch tables,
eaiea sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

ID Mechanics hall, sl1 Broadway above Grand stres.
Monday April 9 and niah during the week msrS
Fovees Crowded Houses delighted Audiences First t'sas
Of the 'rs'' "q suiI :sr Hsr6 ouApsuLr
sheep atbeef esier) In Musard introducing me 60
trsted Tack Hammer Chorus Bulls Head Cattle SHOW ~
press gslcp. New Songs Dances Soioe CbsesFe s.css
Scenes ai Phalon'a Bryan;s DREAM OF SHOW ~.
Doors open H. nj O'Clock. ricse1 sce@'@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

UCTIoN NOTICE MACDUFF, S95 BROADWAY is
"A prepared to give his perAons attention 70 outdoor and
all kinds merchandise Parties desiring
sell by auction will ind his terms liberal NB-Advsnces
adeH rruu
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MATRIMONIAL.

WIDOW LADY DESIRES TO FORM THE &C
"A quaintHLce ~ some Respectable gentleman tron 20 :
OH. with vie~ IN marimony. lie mn be stricl
temperate Address Jeanette Zoe two Chatham sluar
Puss elise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-21

TAMEs COLE AuCrIoNEER- HOUSEHOLD FVRNI.
~ ure, hnrsr, carriage wagons, AciAhhs COLA son
will sell Wtdnesdsv April n 70 lols o. nck Al The res
oencr OF the late u Lyon At Bath. New h' l. "a
Of mahogany furniture. velvet tapestry carpets
engrrvngs china glass &C siso horse, carragr, WAGONS
harness &C &c Stages leave tte Dept u the Greenw yd
snd seventhree BROOKLYN. for
tho sale Catalogues nj $50 nion srt o. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

The different items in this list are very sug-
gestive. First, ii will be seen that the docu-
ments sent out by the free State Senators are in
the proportion of nearly six to one against
those distributed by the slave State Senators.
We may charge this disparity, first, to the
comparatively email white population of the
Southern States; and, secondly, to the fact that
in the South they manage their political af-
fairs more extensively by word Of mouth aud
from the stump than by printed speeches and
documents.
OF the Northern Senator'S Mr.. Douglas. with
his $4,000 documents, NC, beats, by a long
odds, every other Northern man, or all the
Southern Senators combined. That Kansas
Nebraska bill has made him working man
and no mistake for he who Is working upon
an issue OF life or death is an earnest worker.
Next to Douglas stands Mr.. Bright, of Indiana,
with his 100000 documents and speeches; and
the reason is that Bright, for Lecompton, has
about as hard battle to fight to keep his head
above water as has Douglas, anti-Lecompton.
Mr.. Seward comes next, with bis $3.50
speeches and documents; and we have no
doubt he has distributed them overM very wide
area The smallest accounts on The Northern
list are those of Allen, of Rhode Island, and
Jones, of Iowa-the former at 900 and the lat
ter at $50 franks Of printed matter and the
reason for this marked economy in the labor Of
franking may be set down to the fact that both
these gentlemen have been placed upon the re.
tired list by their constituents The same may
be said Of Gen. Houston, who has heretofore
been an industrious man with his documents.
Altogether, the table In question is funny
thing, and Is full Of instructive contrasts and
comparisons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

WHERE ~ THE CENTRAL PARK 1T is now
several months since the plan for the Central
Park has been selected, and we would like to
know how much has been done towards laying
IL out, besides building wall and breaking
stone. Clearly the 6rst thing to be done IL to lay
out walk for pedestrians, ride for cques.
TRAN exercise, and carriage drive. These
are the earliest practical purposes to which
the Park would be put; and these works could
I've made available in month If all the force
Of labor at the disposal Of the managers was
put upon them. The ornamental part-the
fancy lakes, cascades and groves-of course will
take time TO complete, but the park might be
put to some useful purpose in very shoot time
by proper management.
If these roads we're made people would soou
flock there TO avail themselves Of them. A good
carriage drive L. absolutely necessary in New
York at present. AID We would impress upon
the Commissioners their obvious duty in this
particular. Let the people have q smooth road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
pu oxsxR,L NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.


WASHINGTON, July T. 1854
reported that Commander Page will command the
vessel soos 10 be despatched TO Paraguay.
Various Libraries and Institutions OF learning throughout
the Union viii shortly be supplied BY the Interior Do
psrtment with complete sets or the doc uments OF the
Thirty fourth Congress The deposories were designated
by members CT Congress- accordance with tho law or
last Congress
John n. Clark has been appointed Commissioner John
Weiss Surveyor and Hugh Campbell Astronomer on the
part Of the United States, 10 Texas boundary
They will commence operations about the LIST OF soptem.
ber At the point where the thirty second parallel crossss
tho Rio Grande.
Jonathan O Beroloe has been appointed Assistant Sur
gcon, and VIM II. Dana Lieutenant in tho navy In place
Of Edward G. Stockton, dismissed.
The receipts into the Treasury from the 2Ist 10 the las.
OF June, were 81 s lee amount deposit 100 900
drafts drawn but not pail 81 269 coo amount subject 10
drafs, nearly s6,5s5,o 600.
hs Secretary OF tho Interior will leave Washington for
Nissssippi on Friday.
General Ward b. Burnett, OF New York. has been ton
deved the appointment, OF Surveyor General OF Kansas
and Nebraska, vice General Calhoun, whose term en-
pirsd on Tho 30 Of July
Gdlhrie, Jr.. has been appointed Receiver OF
Psolc Moneys, as Oregon CITY Pasqus Pequelets San
Francisco VIM A. Street. for the district Of New Mexico
and william Davidson, Of Louisiana, Register Of Now
Mexico
The Commissioners Of Indian Arairs with the aprropa-
ton Of the Secretary Of the Interior have taken prompt
measures with viev 10 prevent further Indian depreda
lions in the Sioux agency. Recently special agent Mr.
K Pritchess, despatched 10 the scenes of the d
iorbaDces and today full Instructions were sent 10 the
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs 81 Paul The claims
Of tho Indians against the government 70 be satisfied
presents distributed, and other initiated to pro-
mote their domestic comfort The Indian Bureau long ago
anticipated difficulties in rhsi quarter but was unable
enectuaiy to act In the premises until Congress al the
late sesson made appropriation In accordance with s
urgent recommendation 10 satisfy The treaty and other de-
nands OF these disaGscted savages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

November. however. will have an cppor
tunity for the rectidcation of this great mistake
Of regularly thrusting the judges Of the law
into the dirty arena Of party politics by the
time they are warm in their seass; and we hope
this opportunity for wholesome reform will
not be thrown away. Let the people, by q
strong vote, demand . new constitution; and
then, in the election of delegates let tho friends
Of law and order follow the great saving prin-
ciple of the judicial tenure of Office laid down
in the Constitution Of the United States, and
our courts will be brought back to the good old
system of an independent administration Of JUS
tice. Otherwise, the decisions of our courts
upon civil and criminal cases, more or less, will
continue to be perverted or paralyzed by the
pressure of party expediencies aud election
rufiiaus.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK B0ARD.

14Axkoe1s
PHILADELPHIA STOCK B0ARD.
PMIADNpMA, Jny 7, 1863.
seooks STEADY Beaasyivana So, agx; Rsadiag kaa
rcsa, 9sx Morris Canal a Log Island RairsaA aa'ts
NEW oslHAss, July s, lsss
0sAea very dnR; salss today 40 sAiss- Fsssr vsv
NEW Oalzass. July 9, lsJs
sales for last three days add up baiss tAs
receipts 800 Tho receipts at this port 70 the prsssne
Is Of iSocc S.ss SSssr Moss e
for super6ne. Exchange on Paris A. Exchange o. New
York u sight, ?. per cent discount
Co.soa-sAles very light q. unchanged prices Re-
cepa for the last three days $50 bales.
Flour quiet. wheat, q Is 81 g for su us. 81 =
81 Is for old wh;te and 81 81 0s for red Cora qsss
.. 7oc 7sc yellow, &c 1sc. whisksy, 2sc. ssxs
Breadstuas quiet. except corn, which tends upward:
sales CT yellow ut 7Sc. Q SOC. Provisions unchanged.
AlsAsr, July 7-sP.M
q for common to extra state 81 IS for oommos v
Canada and Western Wheat in good supply Sales
OF red winter Ohio .. 81 81 o. c,rn slightly arner
SSSs ''' '''' ''' n'"'''' "''1'' aa'' ''' ''"
Flour unchanged: saleS 500 bbIs a 50 8! for good
Wisconsin - y for extra do 81 % Tor round noep
Ohio; q 81 q 80 for double exttss wheat s.n:
firm: sales eco bushels sound mixed st 200 6oc.
Oats steady sales % eco bushels the spot st 81
Sc. Whekey firm ut 2lc. Freights quiet bat firm.
Lake ports yesterdays 600 bsls -four Ia COO bushels
wheat SO coo bushels Canal exports-30 900 bbls
-four, SO coo bushels wheat, 1000 bushels corn, n 90
bushels oats.
BUFFALO, July T-6 p n.
Flour steady sales 100 bbS Ut S3 81 for good super
fine Michigan 81 II for extra Wisconsin, 81 rs for roaaa
hoop OHIO and 81 81 bO for choice extra Inclaaa and
Canada Wheat better Gales 81 0c0 bushels at 65c. for
common Chicago spring, roc for primo do, !5c 100.
for Milwaukee ub, 81 CO for nice white Southern Ohio
Corn hrm sales 900 bushels at 4ec t0c for hot SOC.
&C. for sound mixed Oats In good demand and Arm
sales S. 900 bushels at 5Tkc 38c. Whiskey-Sales 100
bbs at 2lc Freghts hrmer as for wheat and 3Se
for dour to New York lake imports In the twenty four
hours ending At noon7 coo bbs. -four IL 900 bushels
wheat, ~ 600 bushels corp 30 900 bushels oats Canal
exports-ico COO bbls four 900 bushels wheat 90
bushels com, eco bushels oah.
Oswxco, July y-6P. NJ
Flour steady Wheat Hrmef sales Is 900 bush n 16c.
for Chicago spring. 9cc. for rcd Indiana 9c for
Ohio. Corn dull sales loco bush little u 6cc.
Freigbts steady. Lake imporfs-ls coo bush wheat;
1900 bush. Caaal exports-I2 500 bush wheat
5000 bush. corn; q coo bush. cats.
CHICAGO, July 7, 1853
Flour steady Wheat buoyant NJ &C. Corn erm. Oats
firm. Shipments to Oswego-49, 900 bush. wheat. Re.
ceips-l 600 bbs -four 20 oco bush. wheat 900 do.
corn; 20 600 do oAis.
CrScINyAu. JAY 7, 1858.
Flour firm at 81 90 - IS. whisxey 6rm Il zoe
Sales OF SEQ bbs mess pork at SIS. Lnseed oil $50.
Sales OF 400 bbs prime lard nj Ice Sales Of 100 hhds
bacon shoulders at 6xc, packed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

YACHTS AND Hummelshine, the great race
around Long Island, which created SO much ex-
citement, the squadron has been scattered here
and there, up the river or in the Sound, the own
ers of the yachts celebrating the Fourth Of
July in. the usual manner. Many of them are
now off upon pleasure cruises, and in. this way
th4 will pass the time until the beginning Of
August, when there will be a general RENDEZVOUS
at Thrag's Neck, for cruise down the Sound
to New London, Newport, New Bedford, &C.,
&c. The midsummer race is appointed to come
off early in August, at New Bedford, which has
been of Late years chosen q the racing
ground. 1t would be much better, how
ever, to make the starting point at
Newport the yachts to sail around Block
Island This race could be easily sailed in one
day, and it would be much more exciting than
q contest in the harbor OF New Bedford. In ad-
dition to these facts there il the further recon-
mendation for Newport that the first of August
is the height of the season, and the yachtsmen
would be warmly welcomed by the society then
gathered at the chief seaside resort. Later in
the season there should be an ocean yacht race
down to Cape May and back-a splendid course
for the display of all the best qualities of the
yachts, speed and seaworthiness. The two races
which we have named would settle all dis
puted points Block Island is just conve-
nient distance from Newport, and there
the yachts will almost always find . stjf breeze
and heavy sea. Down to Cape May there is
fine stretch Of Atlantic coast and plenty OF
sea room. In this race there would be fine
chance for display of seamanship and some
excitement. The contests in the harbor of New
Bedford or around the Southwest Spit in our
lower bay are of the dullest kind-in fact they
are not races in any sense of the word. The
New York Yacht Club should do something
novel, bold and original. Now is the time to
commence new era in the yachting history of
America.
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ST. JoUE, July !, 1858.
Letters from the Utah correspondent Of the Dcnccro
who ia trvellng with the hesdquar'ers Gays that Gsu
Harvey and stat reached pom, the Little Blue aib
mes weet Of Fort reavsnworth June 81 all well and
in excellent spirits Ths letters couiaino news The roads
good and the weather fine Hesdluaters progress
ing rapidly. The third column under Col May was over
taken on the evening Of the 23d.
SCHENECTADY, July 7, 1858
One hundred and forty sx United STATES troops under
command of Isuenset Moore passed hers His rnovrinx
1t eight O'Clock for Minnesota.