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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

THE DouBIK-HEApED BErIsH MrssIo>.--
Now that the Palmerston Ministry has gone out,
we may perhaps expect settlement Of the Gu
rious double headed mission at Washington
We believe that no one-not even these gentle
men themselves-has ever understood precisely
the duties of Lord Napier and Sir William Gore
Ouseley, or their relations TO each other. Per-
haps it would be better for the interests Of
Great Britain In this country TO define the posi-
ton Of these officials more accurately. Lord
Derby has an excellent opportunity Of doing 30
without offending any one
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,os Fosmes on Music, Critics saa Revv-
I0e1ooA.
10 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

10 THK EDITOR OF rnr HHKALD.
NV Yosg, MArcs 40 tsaA
DEAR Sp--rn the New York Daily 7isa u Ihi-
Ing thcre appeared an advertisement without sgasisre
purpcrt,ng 70 DO 70 the arrcs Of thr NEr
YoRK HxrAiD, Friday, 28th Instant, cnttlcd Gala
Night Under ordinary cirumstanccs / never take en-
cepticn to er,,gses which may sr-ar the p~.~
against me, fully recognizing the right Of any editor
any portion OF the pubic 10 estimate hs mere dame
rS OF an artist a. he or they may see a. I knew no
thing about your article entitled Scala highi" uni
common with other readers saw in print Of course
cannot be held responsible Coz anything ,heren
ten and presume tbs, you ~sl ohe.rfuiy assume The
responsibility yourself
in l,mtne that was the author OF your article, no
the author that had something 10 co with u Ia al
OF It's publication, and, by way of retaliation,
has attacked me personally, In manner not a.
by the usaees Of courtesy, good breeding,
good grammar. For myself, can uuthtuly say that
have brought any charge against the Italian
other class 6 artists, for intrigue conspiracy II
cques exist against me, they exist beyond the circle Of
my knowledge.
In regard TO the allegation that in isAs In Vienna al
the head OF faction Of insurgents, compelled the dreo
ton OF the Imperial theatre TO shut up, saying thai
(mesring the insurgents, presumeD were lighting
against the Austrian government, pronounce 40 MIA
nous lie On the contrary the morning OF Tho ist q
April 1sfe, Mr. Balochino the manager OF thu Imperial
Opers called me- and strongly urged him 70 open his
house that night and from thence mmedstey wess 10
the hall where the insurrectonary studenN assem-
bed and begged them 10 unite with u, protecting art
which belonged 70 all nations, and which bad nothing
do with forms CT government whether good bad they
scquesced, and we all went armed uAs night 10 protect
the Imperial Orers, there should De need but found
the house closed by order e the sutbsres Respectfully
yaltsi NiPI tOHNEj
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Halls FoR EUROPE.

Vhe New York Herald-Edlt1oa for Europe.
The mail steamship Fulton, Capt wottcn, will leave this
port morrow, at noon, for Southampton and Havre
The European mails will O,ose in this city at half past
ten O'Clock 20 morrow morning.
The EarceAB edition a tina HERALD printed in French
anc English viii be published u ten O'Clock In the
morning Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
Ne yosx HkRAD will received Il tho following places
Ia Europe
Lospcs -. Samson Low Son Co., 81 Ludgate hill
Am. European Express Co, 81 King William st.
PARIS Am European Express Co, Place de la Bourse
LvxSrooL. Am. European Express Co., Chapei street
r. Stuart, 10 Exchange street. East
HAvRs. Am. European Express Co, q Rue Corneiie
Tas contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph at
the once during the previous week. and the hour Of
pcb;ioaE>n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

Ms third rsaA,y II brs bog sAs ~ssoA a~a.. .
The following bills Wsre paspec,-
Relative 70 jurors In Kings oosaay
10 authorize repairs a the Each Rvs oa0Al
TO authorize tbs eoosssuaoo ef double Ea<k n Ws~r
chester cocnly.
10 incor pora.e The Income Insuracoe Csnpsay
To extend the charter Of the scYc q Dock oompsny
several bills OF private intewest we're also passed
Mr.. HxEcKKR, % question OF pv.vileEe moved % a.
pei any pe from the floor Interfering v.h man ~
on the third reading of bills
After spicy debate tho motion WA ioss ry q V a.
Adjourned.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmIADuPMA, April I, 1853.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania SIS, sTh; Reading RaalrvaA,
"a Morris Canal, no sales; Long Island Railroad II ~
Pennsylvania Railroad, a.
Pmr-,DuynA, April I, 1853.
Flour active. Sales OF 900 bbls NJ 81 25 s. Wheat
very dull Corn In active demand Sales Of 1000
bushels al unchanged rates Whiskey steady. Wssi
sctive and 6rm sales Of 1876, 900 lbs al 41kc SAG
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Gas CosPANIEs.-Tbe bill introduced by Mr..
Dayton into the State Legislature for the crea-
ton of Board of Gas Inspection In every city
and village where gas IL used, and a general
Central Board to meet at Albany, possesses de-
cided merits. The Gas Board would be directed
to ascertain the quality Of the gas sold by each
company and In the event of any decline in the
quality Of gas sold below q fixed standard, to
compel the company to make a reduction in the
price. The bill further puts an end to the ar
bitrary and unjustihable measures by which gas
companies have heretofore endeavored to extort
money from their dealers SUCH for instance az
refusing to furnish gas to any house whose last
occupant left his bill unpaid.
The gas companies sadly require legislative
interference. But the greatest Of their delln-
quencies, the high rates which they charge for
gas, can hardly, IL is to be feared, be reached
by legislative act The Legislature has no con-
stitutional authority 70 fix the price Of any arti-
Gle sold In the absence of power to control
them in this particular, this bill Of Mr.. Daytons
seems the nea best thing; and we hope il will
pass,
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Tricks on THE BEARs.-A few weeks ago all
Wall street was hard at work putting stocks up,
and initiating everything, the good, bad, and In
different, by every means in their power Now,
they seem to be on the other tack.
The last ideas Of the bears, which are put
forth with view Of depressing stocks, are that
war is about TO burst forth between England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

he Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern Tel
graph Iinea-Ofloo II Wall street
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Democratic Meeting In Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 81, 1863
The meeting held last night for the purpose Of onds,g
tho administration failure. The anti Lecom ptonites
were IN majority and refused 10 hear Any speeches
defence OF the administrator
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NJ Darrox moved 10 t~ks IRON NE table TIE BIN
ssins psv yard IN the efy o. Brooklyn Lost mo
bin -oai bs0 10 NE oommluss 10 bear ler remoa-
srAnco
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WINES AVID LIQUORs.

CAEUEI ELI.Isos, NO. suurH wrLIJ,n srRsEr,
- importer Of wines, trspdles giss whistles, ,oaioo
porter, Ac.b pipes ore half and 30 eighth
hne Old pale brandy In bond fnr sale cheap for cash as
by the dtmiohn Scotch whskies ihe beat imported THIS
market NJ Rs " 10 aren't FOR william Younger 90 "a
Hdngbure ale which he 1oes drsugn IN this country
E2r saIe ~ lbs hgpa,qs
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FENIAL

yHorR PROTESTANT GERsAN GIRLS WANT sITu A
II tons fo' general houscsork COOS wash ana iron
serwork nurse and sewing Good city reference Cali n
Domescs Institute and Home 1873 ilh ST. corn sr Of G.
avenue.
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INTELLIoryCN OFFICES.

A LARGE NUMBER " GIRLS WANTED rwwE.
IN dtely IN good al sLcns now ready nj good wages 70
coof wa and iron or l. o chamberwort and waiting and
several nurses and Inquire the
Institute and Home, 1873 1ith a., corner OF 9Th av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10

ITO fET-HoUsE y YLDnrDGR STREET; Trims
stories basement and under cellar In ercslsnt order
gss bAh range Crotcu water and large yard house ~
4bieet Apply 10 g. McIBROy publc schcoi IN Centrs
street between Grand aud Hester str-ets
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SPECIAL MEETING or THE BOARD or ALDEs' mn
MESSAGE PROM THE MAy0R-PsorosED CT lEps,.
ZION OF TIE GREAT EVENT OF THE ,oR-ruy
CITY RAIL- 70 RI ILLUaNArsD-FIRr wosKs TO
Bx DIsPLAYsD--A PORTRAIT OF CYRT,s w. FrELD
TO NE PROCURED Fos THE cITy-wH.r ALDER.
MAN rucKsR TRIMS or rHE CABLx-rHg HAssEs
NOT TO rs MUCH BESErI1TED, &c. Err
Purrusnt 70 an advertised call, tne members Of the
Board Of Aldermen convened yesterday ct two p. NJ for
e SPECIAL purpose Of taking action with reference 70 the
new. the succe,s Of the Atlantic cable Presdeu, John
Clancy occupied The cralr and Immediately after the
ssnzston the following message "" received from The
Mayor
nayos's Oy7ICr NEv YORK, August 2, 1888
To the Honorable the Common Council -
Gxsussss-rhe great work Of un,icg Europe vNh
Americs-the New with the Old Worldly means OF me
electric telegraph has been successfully completed and
hbecomes my opinion the authorities OF tnis CITY 10
adopt suitable measures for public celebration Of so i'm
postant an event.
] have. therefore, deemed II my duty 10 communicate
Win your honorable body, a. well for the purpose OF
making euch recommendation, 70 congratulate you
end through you the citizens Of New York, on The com
pete triumph which superior energy and perseverance,
hsve accomplished In uniting together by ire Atlantic
cable not only our own city but whole OF our coup
ny vih Europe and the greater part Of the cvip~si
Inc important and beneficial results ., our rsco which
the great event promises cannot be wholly auticipats
but that will tend - e perpetual peace and increased
happness OF the two leading nations who have oioed ia
me LABOR AMI cost Of the enterprise, cannot be doubted
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INTERNATIONAL CELEBRATION.


How does the idea Of large and general demons.r
in this city honor Of the successful joining gc,he Of the
two continents BY telegraph, communi alton strike you
say simultaneously with the city of Innoon The Mayors
Of the Cities in behalf Of tho lzsns 10 have the Of
the line the evening night las suppose, owing 10
tho difference Of time London would have 10 commence
about midnight, In order u make the celebration simulta
neous which she eesy afford 70 do occasion Of
this Kind selec ed.
New York serg the summit this side Of the water and
directly int rested IN this great accomplishment OF
the sge than any Other locality seems 70 tha,
epsive mar sstat,on O. Joy would not only DO befng
The o,casion, but IL called for by the people gcnsrsly
IF my idee is good one, will you plsase suggest 10
tire Mayor and Curc 70 he carried out shortly after the
tartmisscn Of the Presidents reply 70 the Queens mes
rage
have no objection 10 your amending my proposition,
and making al thing all the cities q earh
tr ept But certsnly. occasion OF this kind New
York should do something worthy Of herself and tho posi-
ton she occupies.
private outburss all over the city. JACKSON.
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THE TELEGRAPH A FULFILMEyT or PRO.
PUECY.
TO the EDITOR OF rHg HERALD.

TO THg EDITOR OF THg HERALD.
Although not socruac man, have felt the deepest
nlercs IN the success Of he Atlantic telegraph, aud your
rsper VI To-Day has afforded me great satisfaction 10
regard 10 ,hi. s~biect The article 10 he Hsp 70 DAY
ais the Arsn,c telegraph yuinn,nt Of rrcpas -, q
certainly worthy Of suenion, and In relation ere,o psr
by YOU. You quote
ne hsd " bis hapd lscs book &c and cred with loua
voice az when TO- rosrtth and vhsn be hsd
,nunorle YER voices: and when the thuuiers
hso ute 80 thet voices &C. &c
lhe ccpi-uo,rg wire Is composed OF wire (osp
per-, de outside iron wire ghieen strands a-o Ca@h
srmPcsed of seven vires-a fact VIII On does ~ AL
wCsksn the afLcle refer to rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10
THE QUEENS AND THE PRESIDENTS FIRST
MESSAGES THROUGH THE CABLE.

We understand that the recording instruments for the
Atlantic cable such state o. forwardness to ia
sure the early opening OF the line for business Il Ia I'M
dcrstood tina. the despatch Of the Queen's and the
Presidents nrst messages through the cable oil take
place early in the afternoon Of the day Of ia trans
mission, which win probably be in the course Of
the pr,sen, week. Instantly after the transmission Of
Tho Presidents reply to the Queens message tho two
communications, by consent Of tho President, aad
through the cooperation OF tho managors AM ON.
ployes Of the telegraph lInos Of the country, will
be made public from Newfoundland 10 Texas, from
Qaebec TO the boundary Of civilization In tbs Northwest
We have from all points that az the
Queens spd the Presidents messages received there
vii be public and private Demonstrations VI joy by the
ringing Of bells, firing Of saulss, 30 80, In every city
town and village throughout the whole country. II 10
underso,a that Mr. Field will notice be given In
advance or the day when the rst nessase will be trans
mi.tcd through the cable
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE AMONG THE MER
CHANTS

TIE excitement, which was nj its height among the
merchants On Saturday, was Gained dorn yesterday.
They seemed disposed TO await with patience the an.
nouncement ust messages had actually passed between
the Queen and Mr. Buchanan not, however without mis-
givpgs the part OF many Who supposed that all
right that something might yet up prevent
the final copsummaton Of the enterprise srdenty
sired by all Some 10 think that M Field may have
been confident aud have unintentionay, ohcr-
VIE, osoeived tho public
The latter theory shsurd In the nrst place, the
character Of Mr. Field might be considered gusrsutee
sgsinst all Intentional deception. Moreover, deceived
bineen he should automatically deceive others the
n-,t steamer from England, after the Agimcrnnou
stated 70 landed her OF the cable and have
sent sguas Trinity Bay, vou1 bring the exposure o
such a declaration. Notwithstanding the expressed
doubts Of rome persons, o majority secmci disposed
10 give full credit confidence 70 all Mr. Field had
thus communicated and believed with hi n thst the
cable he'd been successfully laid whether 10 he pcrma
ut not 20 be determined alone BY future cxpersnce
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE ATLANTIC TELE.
GRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, August ., 1858.
rhs following the reply OF ihs President 70 the appl
ssssop Of the agent Of ue Assocsed Press f pcrm.s
sion to obtain and The Queens message Immediately
On ~ receipt, and while route 70 him II Bedford -
sm reriecy wiling that the Queens mcssrse my
rrply should be published You may uss thcn immedl
sisly on their Transmission JAMES BUCHANAN
The President has given directions to have the Qusens
message sen. 70 him al Bcaford instead Of going 10 Wash
inrton.
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observation-disclosures.

The uriea slater steam rrg,,o Mississippi, Can Ncaol
scr arrived 1t ore Kons from the Gulf OF rschs On the
3ot Of Nay ard mAred a. thai psrt the 9Th u June
Tho Uures sts'er steam fr'gVe Minnesota, Can. Dn
peat, ana tuauer Autopc, Cap Lynch, we're ia The
Gull o. pecbeH q, latest a1vcs ,he steam 'rlgsp Pow
bstsn. Calt rtaisoo, vas 81 Shsrg hse
The Urited states sionl q Germsuinrr Com Psge,
was Al Wiarnos on the SIN Of Jlae
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DESPATCH FROM CAPT. HUDSON To THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

WAsuFGrONl August =, 1913.
IND Secretary OF the Navy has recsved despatch
nom Capt Hudson, saying the electricians report the
irsulsuou and cca,lppiy Of 'be cable perfect ana are
busy engaged preparing the battery for the reception
Queen viciora's message 10 the President
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RECEPTION OF THE NIAGARA.
TO TIE lDrToR OF rHK HERALD.

Nav YORK, August ., 1855
As the Niagara may DO expected 70 a-vcin fer days
after performing her part 30 gorousy concentrating
the greatest project Of modern times hrk abe richly de-
serves W be hopored In way wha. say you 70 he
getting up of public excursion Of yscnt and s,oambops
70 meet and escort her ss abe comes up the bsy2
DOWN TOWN.
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An Act 70 ,xrtare felszrspn.o Communicative for the
uses n the Government 10 tie Foreign Intercourse
Be UHcied by The senate ano Rouge OF Representa-
tive q the Ured sltes o. America IN Congress-
hics That the Secretary n state. In the dscetop and
urs~r the direction or ths President OF be United states
ray contract WITH any Compe,ent person, persons
s-cnicu TIE aid o, the Unud ses, by furnishing
no, exccec ire ,wo shps IN lay log dosn submarine
bic existing teegrspbs between the cast OF
Newfoundland the coast OF Iresnd, and Tor the use
OF such submarine commur icaon whom establ shed by
The government OF the Upt states such terms I'D
BILE, not exceeding seventy Thousand dolsrs per annum
ubt the net prohs OF sucn person or peysons ssso
cisop shall be eqnal ~ dividend ~ air per cent per
snpum aud then not exceeding cor ossnd dollars per
srburn Tor twenty I'VE Provided That the
merit ~ Great Britain shall, before the time,
person, persops association upon terms ex>ct
equality With those stipulated by the United states And
provioed Irsi the sr az prices for the n such sub
marine communication by the pu bic ehs be fixed by The
secretary OF the Treasury Of The United States and the
government OF Great Britain, or ns AUTHORISED agent
thereof shall enjoy the the said sub ,ele
graph rcstcn for all time on the sarne trms and
conditions which ehsl be stipulated In favor of the
government OF Great Britain the subjects thereof
recognizing equality o. rights among the cuizeus Of me
United States In the Of said submarine crmmun, AT
and The lines OF telegraph which may 1t anv tine connect
with the Al s terminus the coast Of Nevfound
land and IN the United States any contract AZ m 10 AZ
into by such prson, persons, s.op win
that government Provided further That the cooty b.
be made by the British government shall not be different
from that already proposed By that government ~ the
New York Newfoundland and London Telegraph Cnnnp.oy
except such provisions may be necessary 10 secure 10
each the transmission of i ncsssrea NV
M ovp SCENTS And provided further, That shall be In
the power Of Congress, aty Ten yeArs, 70 terminate sad
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TRINITY BAY August y, lSo6
ne United States frigase Niagara and her Msjesty's
Gorgon anu PorcupDe al left for St johns this
morning, at hst-psst nve O'Clock. All were well on
heard, and in good health and syiTits
ARRIVAL OF THE TELEGRAPH FLEET AT
ST. JOHNS.
ENTHUSIASTIC INCEPTION OF THE NIAGARA-saAND
GALA DAY AMONG TUE PEoPLE-PHo68sMME OF
tbs OFFICIAL RECEPTION OF NIX. FIELD AND rHE
OFFICBRs OF THE FLEET, ETC.
SPECIAL DRsPArcB TO rHs NEW YORK HsR.Lp.
5r. JOINS, ~ f., August 9, 1858.
The United Safes frgas Niagara, accompanied by her
RKapnc Maes.y's steamers Gorgon and Pofcupins, le'
Trinity Bay 1t past O'Clock for st. Johns, where
they arrived ct Elk O'Clock NJ having been dotaDed
absut two hours by fog
when two or miles Off The entrance 70 the har5or
steambes at with large company on board came out to
meet Niagara and the wharf crowded with boats
waiting arrival The lighthouse at Cape Shear was
srsly covered with sgs and streAners, aud the forts
sn the hills commanding the entrance TO St. Johos dis
played tho American flag
As the ship passed into the bsrDor she was greeted
with enthusiastic cheers by the crowds waiting
her arrival, The whGves were throngsd with anxious
szpecanis who cheered and oassred again The y oeDs
were rung AL the churches The noise Of cannon aud
al kinds Of arearms WAS perfectly ds,fening.
hardly had the ship anchored before shs boarded
by numerous friends AGO ~ril wisherH all Of them win
Sheiy hssrest congratulations TO Mr. Field and those who
have achieved the undertaking
This evepug the city Illuminated and the psoQle are
celebrating the occasion regular fesnva style. The
country people poured ino Sc johns from al qasr
teys patrol streets in their o'ay dress. Tue
So,lcwing inscription displayed ono Of tbs public
buildings
esSSNSN~ ~
CABLE or rkiEs Isfiii,
WIRES hi BsoNES. !
T-Sorrow there s 70 DO another gas day. AZ IL
O'Clock to morning M. Field s 10 rs,e.ve an sd
dress from The Governor and Couno IN the Coloa'al
Buildings. Al AZ O'Clock another address will be 0e
hvered 10 him by the Cbsuosr u Comme c., a. the tx
change ALP. NJ address the psrt OF the ctz'bs
viii be made Captain Hudson aud his officers boar
The Nisgars AZ O'Clock dinner will be given by the
Governor 70 Mr. Field, Captain spi.,n, aoi the officers
NE Niagas the Government 6ouse At 10 O'Clock the
festivities Of he day will be closed by grand ball at tie
Colonial Baidugs
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DAY or REJOICING.

TO THE EDITOR OF Thy UnHALp.
While the public snxiousy waiting 70 learn Of the
successful orerstop ct the Atlantic telegraph would
suggest tbs, tho ctzers OF this city make suitable ar.
rsnsemcnis for dag Of jubilee, appointing IT, possible,
20 be the DAY She asmscn Of the Queens and Presi.
dents messages tales place or, not possible that
csy shsll ne On the day ioosing Let n be gsnsrh
dsy of rejoicing would add, IN the event of the sue
oftsfu working OF the Atlantic telegraph, that the Anne
fcen srd English governments appoint for q yearly
jusnee the snnvorsary of the first tsnsr ssion Of
ssses through he ATLANTIC CABLE.
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THE FOURTH GREAT DAY IN OUR
HISTORY

April 1e69Hudson discovered the bay os New York
July 4. 1T76--Deciarston Of Independence
October 4, 11TT-Betile OF Germantown.
Oc ober 4, 11TT--Arclee Of Confederation sioped by
thirteen ~ the colonies.
December 4, 1ss3-w.hng,on resigns command OF the
An eissn srmy snd rotras 70 private life.
July Z, slb-1he Agerine Admiral captured By an
Amercsp tqusdron the Dey makes advantageous terms
OF peace 70 America
March 4, -. Presidential inauguration
August A. 1sts-Arrival OF The Atlantic submarine tele
Cspt Beet both uron Brtsb aud American shores
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rm RroArrs AZ STAIN IsrASp.-rhe reg,ia At s'sisu
Island yesterday, was, ~ anticipated most brl,nQsnd
spirited AFFAIR and concluded 10 the entire Satisfaction Of
all parties interested The folosng boats werc the for
tunaie winners OF The prizcs,-
Fyst Roo> Two pair Of souls. TIE hrs; prize off7b
was won by brat g. Gszaa, entered By the Nevburs
Rersta Association, and rowcd BY George r. shaw and
= WARD. The second prize Of s25 vas won BY boa,
fxrs entered BY G. j. June, and rowed by c. J. june
and John Icsry.
Secord Race Single pair Of sculs Tho nrsi prize II
500 va, won BY boat Acdrev Faye, entered BY g. A.
fsye and roved by Andrew Faye. rhe scc)nd przs Of
30 was won BY boat James Ubderhil, entered BY Wn
b Reynolds ard rowed BY J. Hawkins
UtFd Race- four oars The erst Prize Of sib0 vv
Won hy boat Dan Rrv ant entered by the Ekford Barge
Club and ro~ed ey VIM sprssue, Peter o'Bisn, oscar
Istd and Lynch TIE sec,nd prize on SIS We won nv
bostGeo y. Howu, by Henry Osborn AM r,ssa
Tas