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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
lSIIP.
IsIIp, August 10, 1859.

IstIp, August 10, 1859.
South Sd-Resourcss for R>crecon- Dahiag Tsrnou,s--
Bulls and Bsors-Yach.ing, d..
Who does not know the South Side? And TO whose ears
have cot the songs Of Baby len been sung2 any scch
let him bther to land flowing with milk and honey
and he shall hear to his hearts For 10 no, this
the great South sde aud here the great Pavilion and do
not the folks keep it, aye, keep before war
Kept hotel on Loog IslAndG Have they no. DO wing
Alleys where the boys and girls (some old oncs do con
gegate and billiard tables, and QUOT grounds ana band
Of musc too to whose delectabie sans nightly han
bred feet do patte? And tell when and where on he
South eide such things ever known before.
Without further talk this is, Of all the resorts aro,nd
New York, one Of the very h1es The most delicious air
and the sporting the bay, have always contributed to
the whole South Side one Of the agose
;hcae who knew ana could appreciate such things bat
now when 10 those added tho luxury OF such hotel
.s this The cup Sserrans and ioazes nothing or TO
sfer dnper IS tho fun. The tour.iD-n and sreys Of
basouche Of one Of Ncw Yoks substantial witty AUG
torctis the tandem Of Mr. Livingston and an abund nee
OF ones ana zepnyr wagons ana carases zoo numerous
Of Master Gseenieaf.
All gosome to Babylon, some TO Edwin Johnson's mag
indecent farm and come TO Wslton's Waking, pacinG,
trottDg and caDteripg Keep all busy, TILL with 5reshened
color and high spirits they all assemble q the sound OF
jackson VOL So each day chsses the other in round
Of pleasure Nor exoiemeats OF business wsn.ng
For hero are copgsegased sundry bulls and bears and
"ne hf sy shs r. " are dass the IN ss
organizes to which ali outsders denied entrsu ~
and would think all The taors had 70 raise
eGbbsge enough are here 10 be equal TO five ninths
man. The Temsking Of the old garments Of the house
alone wopld keep them ont Of mlschef.
DON'T think this paradiAe has thorna The evil eye
OF Jealousy has begun appear here and old mother Eve
may have more To ans for but the tale OF this yell
the further description Of the bay end the brilliant
yachting OF The Oy nc Club, whereof the Laura Ksena 10
the standard bearer, 10 reserved until future letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

guests a the Lake House. r several years pass 70 op
servs an aquatic festival This year they were joined BY
Me quests Of Crosbys United Stas0s Hotel The whole
arrangements were projected and xecuset by Admiral
Judge Edrssnds and Vice Admiral Davids, assisted BY
r,omuodore G Van Rensselaer,, Jr and Vice Commodore
pbic " H. The guests at tho Fort Wi liam Henry hotel
were invited to participate In the festivities, and mate
rally sided in general eject by their kind operation
The bolts, at the Admrals signal, started from the
Lake House the lake, in informal and animated
contest with banners streaming, gay dresses goatng in
tho WIND rraic sounding cannon roaring voice. cheering
and al merry pleasure coud make IL. TIE humber
or boas increased at the United Ststes Hotel which
t5e rendezvous and where the order Of procession
hrst Tor med. The boals, twenty eight in number,
ranged Themselves 10 line across the lake, aud
after cane into single dc the band taking the lead
eastern towards the For. William Henry Hoo,, Il
presented truly fpleDdt appearance On approaching
Eors William the guests VI that great estaoisnment
saued The procession with masic three cheers and
nor, which The AdIA VI the 6eet caused be returned
With eli his power The procession map@avred very
Beautifully IN serpentine fosm, making graceful
and careefpf around with well ordered discipline
When opposite the Lake House, the vsisers and the
joyful salu,atons with tho boats whion ma . inc
"wekin ring again After proceeding the short
dnsDce the Admiral executed with great precision the
movement from single Ole to uo again. and the boats
once more moved The lake until they 81 Lake
House, wheu being dismissed by the Admiral they al
rSwed ashore u smghs and main CONTEST reaching their
The Admiral becompgy dTersed 10 beautiful vel
how jacket with csp 70 correspond willis. the Vice Admit
raj was array ed In blue. The young Comm0doyes had
embroidered naval suis Of red and blue The ladies' who
AiwsyA minister most and bes. Of nnoceaI
oyment engaged for several days in making sgs
dresses and decorations, and took prominent part in all
TIE Arrangements. Ia the ola teoy themselves coussi
tUted ~ highest decoration deecripon Of their p1son
n beauty mot be given those who saw
20 given those who not S1,e II to say that Alba
ny New York and PhsdeipA weJe woIthy represented
Tue only thug 70 mar the good feeling OF the
was the act committed by sal boat OF breaking through
The line Of the 0tA; but ibis Was probab done in IL
Of the usual rules observed lsio.s
The Admna generously took notice the irse-
gulasity.
In ,he evening there was brilliant dspay of fireworks
the Lake Heuse lawn which collected ,a,
tntora The beautiful little propeller Alice, illuminate
with ornamental lanterns, came from the Uoed
Ssses Hotel with many Of its guess. and asr naag
ing sslatatiops passed. down the lake lgnt ex
eursion. Everything In Short plssed OF wel C,n.
tbu'ed 70 the universal enjoyment. We conclude by
saying, Success 70 i proper efforts OF recreation and
wke people axe they VINO cone ap % rustcate Lake
1eprpo.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH.
Long BRANCH, August 0, 1859.
CSiminafion Of the Season-Sack and Whsabavoo Race
Resmts on he BroncA-Visi.ss Of Note, &C., dc.
Tho season may fairly be considered 70 have
reached It's cu'mnssiDs point regards tie number a.
aoourners-soma $50 people having been accommodated
at tho different hotels during tho psss few days.
On Saturday We had sack and wheeibxrrow race,
which afforded much amusement for the time. Hardle
races, sc are spoken Of the present week,
We have several pleasant drives In the Immediate
vicniiy-those to Deal and Little Silver being most 10
vogue At tho latter place. suaed as the conax OF two
Of tho many tributaries Of the Shrewsbury rivar ara
hree large boarding houses which are yearly throngei
with . largo number Of bsardess-nostly from New
York-amopg which young ladies predominant making
II quite lively and agreeable resort. The number OF
stylish trrnouts the "Branch" this season is more
than usually large, and the rivalry exciting between The
osners Of the different teams 70 the relative speed OF
'he'r stock gives rise 70 many friendly trial Of speed
On the Bns road 10 front Of the eeteA.
u n customary for the guests II each OF tho hc.os -
give grand rce dansa the close or the seasoa aud
they already becoming the theme Of conversason
among the ladies. rne weekly hops still lasdirg
strscon, and are invariably well attended by hoss Of
"falr women and brave men,"
TIE chsna winter nj Long Branch cannot fail 10 be at
fayoIably impressed with te sociaby which every
where regns being psraively
nctd. Here you bevy of fair dsnse!s, ~ita
aneAfsn's, preparing for walk on the beash y0nder
Cupo syy stea OIL Tor Walk on the rOs1e A1i0g into
toe country pei naps tor tston the porch gathered
here and there p knots perty expstatp the beauty
Of the scenery and broaa OF spread before
them. while on the lawn vii DO found coteres Of
gentlemen engaged in dscuss OK the topics Of
day. "Bossom Lodge" 70 every Saturday throaged with
vfters from the city the urben,y Of is worthy host
always iDsnrug for him zero 3D." although Am mob
prepared 10 cay that the Presidential predcctions ali
hs guests lean The same way as those Of their ~osthy
entertainer Among them les, seek Judge B,enaAn,
Alderman Bradley and Councilman Jones, from Nes York
Tho ad'ea this season complain gfeaiy OF the dsarh Of
beaux generally numerous which certainly much
10 be regretted may saiey be said that Am.ri
can watering place macy beauties 70 DO found
Long nrunc6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
FIRE ISLAND.

FIR ISLAND, n. Y August Q, 1869.
G7eai Excitement in the South Bay-Accident to the Se1nsr
a. G. Benson formerly Hero-Esscue Of Passengers by
Fishing Smacks DC dc.
We were startled this morning At beholdpg the A. G
Bensona steamboat plying between ths place and hip
floating in the South Bay and seemingly unmauagsa,le
Looking through sass perceived the passengers
in state Of great excitement fhs boat vas
evidently at the mercy Of the winds and waves the
passengers seemed doomed TO unavoidable casn.ty
Fortunately, fshirg smack deceYned the disabled
diton OF the steamer, and rescued the eghed psssen
gers from their emnenty perous position. We suose
quenty learned that the OF this threatened disaster
was tho oisarrapgement OF part Of the machinery.
When last seen she was beng lowed The souh
shore Of Long Island by the yacht Josephine 10 be
hoped that the steamer may be in proper condition orc
another attempt is made by her captain reach Fire
Island
We are glad to know however, tina. the obstacles nth
efto existing . hndrarce 70 the connected travel
through ny The way OF Babylon (he most pleasant rcue)
are removed, and there 10 now direct communca lion
tbI ougb from South ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompson.

ACTION BY COMMON CARRIER FOR FREIGHT.
AUGUST 1s-Joshua Atkins ct a. Us. August Horsmar -
This action ID brought TO freghtage y casks
Of wine from Rotterdam to New York, amounting to
s94 H. fbe goods slowed on board the snip Seth
SlIague and landed in the dock in city One cask,
CVusHi ing spV"s i"v sss"o 80 fvuuu DC eutlfey
enriy en- the arrival OF the ship The defendant ave-
that this sas caused by negseptly wing the cargo
The plaintfaied - prove delivery The consguees
whereupou tie Court dismissed the complaint, with
Costa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
PAHQUIOOUE.

PAHou'oous, August 10, 1859.
Srt,taina About Patqfioqpc HJo 10 Reach it, and Eejoy
TcurseB after You Get e--oaethi,g Of q Hi 7ucs
Scenery, dc, dc.
OverdOne and wNn out by exceasye application 10 bu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

SENTENCE OF a PRIZE FIGHTER -BAN1sHMENT
or IMPRISONMENT -Bernard Ford professional bruser,
wac aragped yesterdny in the Superior Court OLD
indictment for aiding and abetug in prize asht in North
Chelsea year since. He was sentenced pay ono Of
S0 without costs and three years in tho House Of Cor
Iection, the mmus to be suspended until saturday at
twelve o'clock, Ia order "a allow him 10 leave the CITY, Il
IL possible that he viii select congspa place
for residence. Boston Bee, AtQust ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
Obituary.

Dad al K,s-on, New York, August 2, aged eighty six
years, Arrrs SwAsrwour, widow OF John A. SIegnt an
daughter Of General Jscobus swsrtwout, deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
TBR THIRTY.FIRsT ANNuAL FAIR or TIE AnERI
i car iuaUtnte In ina CITY, az \ Asc 1osk-IgEQ

/ car ipsttpte in tns City Of ew yosk-Issg
The managers that the exhitio will be hed at
Palace aroep Fourteenth street. Six b avenue
1bo Air will OPEN the 2iss SEPTEMBER and the
s6th Go
New ptnrs and improve mechanic and in
outuisl arts new asteiss OF
superior quality ma'eIs bes OF ss0ahip. will
received On exhoon and unlimited ID the examination af
comt tent snd Impair s atges ~hoso the Gold
and 81 yer Mccain Of the nA ute silver aud diplomas
will be AWARDED
The 1eri,uEuTA Fair, embracing exhibition OF horsas
neal sae eep ~ pour ~ aad aercu Ia, al meus
incucng deam plouets other for farm
purposes under the ooara of sricu ure
together with he Fail EXHIBITION YORK Horsculr
rs sorey. vi De held hamilton "a no sciors
balls OF the yhrd Railroad Comp any, 2s 2Id
SId 2Ss OF september
specia premium Ct Que housand Dears win be award
ed Tor the beat working lteam plough
Ses power will be provided put In operation for all
kinds Of machinery. - -
articles will be received from the to the goth Of seps
Der
Circulars end premium lists containing particulars can
he obtained At the oce OF the lnsln CoDer Uui9n ujjd
ing Hshtn Fourth avenue BY order Of
the nanaGere DAVID + $40 ,Es, Chairman
VIZ LEONARD Corresponding Secretary,
john ". CHAMBERS, RECORDING Sc = etary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

n my next win give you brief ststsh Of some 0<h,,
celebrities In and about this cvely spot commend ~
With iketcn Of tine Belle Of the Vllisse."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
xAusT AND SOUND.

T osT-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN rsRRIER, MIND
~ months old, heaa Ike greyhound n liberal reward
viii be Sfven by leaving Vt No Fou,teenh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
SUMMER Il sGsURTs.

+ rounEffE HCUSE pERGEN POINT, n. a.
~ This fashionable summer hosal h opan fhe The re-
cspson q guests rhe Ia 1eurene house u b. Aasfu
Aed he banks Of the kn Won Ku oppos sAon tsAak
with ertenAve vster font good sat water bathing boat
ing, Ashing 70 snd pisaeAat drives the vicinity 0caDo.
Win heir hlsries visiting Now York during the
months viii md The La fourea House convenient hc
te In 6eemboats leave pier North river for BERGEN
Point and Has n; [And s<6 p. T.; hora Baroe
direct st 10 A. h and ~ P. n.
N.B:-n takes no longer 70 90 from Rev York 70 Bergea
Point than rum Houth ferry 10 Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

MO MAsQURR ABE BALL AT THE HIGHLANDS N ].
IN Tho undersigned proprietor of atlantic Pavilion
claims with participation 10 the carnival and
ball 70 take place 90 tho 18th and
goth inst the Highlands Not having been cousned With
Arrangement have been made for the enter
tsnment Of oshcys than the guests of hos bs
10 made that there may be Misunderstanding
with reference W Accommodation a. the Atlantic psy,inu
JOSEPH 3. THOMPSUN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

THIRD UNITARIAN SOCIETY CORNER OF BsssA ,.
way and Thirty second street The Rev - rror ,
ham. Services In the m0rnlpg OILY supper 'no M
ship and Priesthood OF the soul" Sesfsfre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

UyHE REV p McMENAhY D. D. AND TIE FRIEsDs
free Bible having disposed q the poess preieaSe
succession Peter and couissin freu Oarts VIII cali
on shov that the No nsb Church Of whth me
Pooe 10 the hosd Ms Cbrsti.D church at sm lch iess
.tbe Mother Mistress OF all Churches lin spriag see
Hall. ls6 spring street. TO morrow evening" ats ococA'
Ali invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

dhl KRwARD.-LOsT, WHIT. POODLE SLUT RHE
hair cut shor IN the Vicinity Of Twenty .ard street and
broadway, uesdav night rhe fn3or will please leave
her n the aare NO. lo 7hd and receive above
Yewsrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

II ThT-fESIEHOAT, BkJWE1N TEN AND kLHVEW
~ O'clock between Forty 6hh Fifth avenue 90
c.aoaou OF WORKS behngog M Po wells twenty Dirt
Any pefnon finding the wttrgs b. eAyng ,hea e
Farmer Bros No GO sxta OF r,rS
will bar tsomely papers are OF no
10 any but the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

d IN RHWARD-H1REO, FxOM THE UNDERSIGNED,
PCO on Saturday, 18th instant, sbous O'Clock p.
harness: the name hcah about feet 10
IS years of ase weight about l4s cs supposed to be
Frepchr,sn Il eight old bright bay, thgs
white feet wb star forehead and curb had foot
han de thu inches hieh. hair or
ewicbing, harness silver ed; box,
elliptic sp ing leather painted grcen shaded
blsck running geer black with small rod stripe s26 be
paid for me horse and harness SIS FOR
hst conviction Of he thief BY calling At Syeys
4 " iltous stables, $50 Atlantic street.. Brookpn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

nfEy YuKK AND hAkLaA RAuRoAD COMPANY
IN sUhMeR ARRArGnnENt.
On n,d Ansr Wednesday, June ], 1eea untns WI esSs
twenty strA svest Naxca, hsw TesS, - foloss;.o
Eor Nuts !. shrhSvl IS and no ~ lse and sW x -
y1 Wta.s rls,ss--sis r NJ hsA Hass md ossss srses
Eor Dever Paius-<0 n.
rw Alhany-aSo a n. mai train.
Returning. win leAvo
Tower FtAins-6:S0 A. n
whase PiAas-s aea, a. IS srssP:n
Wtusan brdse--5A0 and 9 20 A. ~, and n -
AuanY-u 10 A. n. NAH kasn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

61 nEwA6D LOST, ON THURSDAY GOING FROM
% etesAs to Houston street gold brscset topAs sone
with torquos highly priced from departed ircod
6noer receive the above YewNd by leaving with y.
Nordep at Il Nicoay's, 81 liam Rreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

4 WIDOW LADY, HAVING NO CHILDREN, WOULD
be pleased 4. tske young girl between the age
and t~tlve 70 bring her child II must of
French parents Protestant aud Of td dspo
s.,on Every attention si Be bessd her educ and
stating particulars for week. and left Herald ONCE
viii be strictly confidential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

Csr-oN lHE 18TH Infant BLACK POCKET.
II boor coD,an,ng eeIs from Cuba two OF them having
OF mopev aoins from N,na erect gay.
eonh ferry 10 RocAavay suitable win bo paid 81
leaving Il as las Rinth ttrest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-26
A MISREPRESENTATION EXPOSED.

The Charlottesville 'JcfterSonian, just re-
ceived bv us, contains most inSidious article,
calculated. if not intended, to injure Mr. Pow
ellis election. 1t is asserted therein upon the
authority Of Madam Rpmor, that Mr.. p. in
tends to withdraw from the field and get a
Wing to come out in order TO secure the defeat
of Mr.. Lcakc. VIZ HAVE ONLY SPACE TO STATE
PROMPTLY AND EMPHATIcALLY TIA THE WHOLE
STATEMENT Is POSITIVELY UNTRUE. Mr.. Powell
has not the slightest intention Of abandoning
the field for any purpose, and he and his friends
are confident of success. They have the most
cheering signs from all portions Of the District.
No longer than Saturday we saw a gentleman
from Bedford, friendly to Mr.. Lcake, who adj
mittcd that a powerful reaction was going on
there, and our news from Buckingham and
Madison point unerringly to the success of Pow
ell. His majority in Amherst will be overwhel-
ming.
We shall have more to say of this attempt to
iniure Powell. and intend to make it tell agsinst
those who have resorted to it.-ILynchbHrg
Republican.