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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......JuLI


stesmshps-North Star Jones, Aspinwsl D. B. Allen Al
guEs, Woodruff Savannah. Pstapseo Vail PortlsnI r. b.
Gre ell Ce Locust Point FreDch Baltimore III Crorn-
well Co., Yorktown, Parrish NOrfoA Lodlam Heincken
Montice clio, Morley Alexandria &c. h. Cromwell Co
shp-J c. Boyrton, Theoood, Glasgow, J. w. El~eD Co.
Bsrks-Vindolsns, LorsiD, Glasgow, j. McAnhen Mer
r Benton Elizebeh port Benner Deske Fannie Hernck
Cete Thompson Hun.er Marsval Gibson Barbados T.
Dwight. . 40,
Foster Liverpool, N. g., C. WheelwIight.
Schooneu-C abo. Hamilton Boston; Pearl Weservet Bra
eos; Village Belle =, Windsor d. R Dewoh Ocean Wave,
W,re', Washington, TeisI Horn j. I Williams. Curti''
Fall RIVER master; Cysnet, Barnes ssckvie p Menus
Son b. King (Srl ofhll, Hentspor d. H. Dewof; Ocean
j. Holmes Brewster Baltimore Jefferson Chase, Salem,
r. w Ropes Co. Kossuth Lee, NewbqryPort W. Lewis
Co.; Greenland CLARK, Philadelphia j. Hand; Statesman,
Mott sk,sdra Stafford Dodge; G. A. Heck.cher stubbs,
Philadelphia IL Pieron Comet, Lamb Halifax d. T. De-
wolf Bay State, Hallet, Boston.
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N AR lets.

SAX Francisco, irid-y Evening, June 20, 1861
FLorR-46O Or ks Golden extra at 90 and $50 do Com.
mercai do at sc D 4 2Oy ID.
PoTAT0Bs-lO0 .k at S so DO at S5s and 100 do choice
81 y I. -, 80
OsioNs-2OO sts from wharf at lie 2 n.
TUTlgR-2 rs hTkn. Isthmus lnew May private.
IAkD-lJ - AldeL's, private
FisH5O Ibis Eel River Salmon export Valparaiso pri'
vate
BRASpy-i 40 9th casks low proof American, private.
PUKE SPRIIs-R pipes Eastern private
CIy-8l ca,es Won Ibo6n's Srhnapps at agents rates.
SPIKIls TUKPESTIsE-50 gals In tins, at 7Sc gal, usual
time.
Rfcg-25t Csroin. private Is bbs Csroos pdvs,. and
OF auction nat, PstDs Inferior ct end 10 do SIAN at
rs AZ y 100 10
CAsIigs-lGC n Knspp's, ey Polynesia private.
SaIT-3 tuu, Pioneer Mills Dairy at S2z 50, and do d.
Tabie st S26 & tun.
STARCH 25G ar bIs Kinesford's at agents rates.
CoFEg-lUO ks. Rio Lie e ID.
Ty,-A auction rs chests ooug Poucong 10 at 90c and
40 bl- Dung Ny son bDlt, At &c. ~
MATCBEs-AttUotonS 2 sIoss ruhs, at 81 301 VI q!
.,, a. =,
IIallIc China No. ], e1 r. nown pIliy damaged
Sc G50%7 so, and so do do, No ? at ~ 70 2 lOl 10
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Passengers Arrived

In stedm,kip Ariel from AspinraH-Genl O w Jones, u
Minister TO w-CTaneds, NJ scott A J. Center, Capt
Dow ~ Psrcga, c. Leadbsser and wife Jos Wash @ L.
TO- A d. Mer Westro, NJ Flores Mr.. Huston, w: w Cad-
well, Mrs O,Leary, A. De AsaHo d. Br9sch9w MI Moore
NJ Lumsden Mcclure Mrs. Lindsay Green Judge Hat,
ngs James Greeley and wife G Alrl \ Em%et T. .: hoH'
men, T. A. Hoffman, C. 8. Pech Mrs Duizot, w e. Campbell,
s. Dykemsn Mrs Freyejo, Mrs Wood J. sanlnier NJ De-
Depeehtr Kershsm and wife, Redding H. Bowers Grun-
DON j. w Victory, J. Beard Isaac Voris Capt. d. Wood
ruff, U A., DR.. 0Bhsn Chss. O. Gray, Mrs A. T. Cakes
Billy Birch and wife. .
ceiver
In hip Maria from ST. Jago De Cubd-J Lamonte, w. Ar
yoce Y Smith, p Maretts, Miss Sloane, W. Fabsrs, Mr.
Bollen - $500 -
In sch, Nancy from Haiar-Moses yelling Edward Swim.
hui
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III. Reservation where there are 400 indiana, he sp
pointed John A. Thompson, the mountan-erl Loca'
iudiaD Agent, and ordered a bonse TO be nu'lt ~
Pyramid Lake. All quiet, a. The hostile ,.fdaos
had gone to Oregon and the Hupboldt Mo@nt4in-.
company Of dragons had arrived at the lake fron Fort
Crook"
FROM THE ARIzosA GOLD MNEs.-Th Arisoaian
Of June Ia says: -,
The intelligence from the newly discovered gold
mines continues Of the most encouraging Character
New mines have been opened near the B1rro noun, :
tairs some fifteen miles southwest OF the dggnBs OF
Bear Creek which reported to be upu-u.Ty rlen,
payi from IS to SIG per day 10 the hand. lne GA,
ren ent existing at The present time at the eastern
portion Of the Territory is intense no qnest oelng
entertained of the great richness Of the pew mne aoo
every one is preparing 10 leave. About ioo miners
were at work at last dates but at the present writing
there are at least from 800 10 500 men on the grnn".
Large pumbers ave daily leaving the Mesilla valley
ard sny have left FL Paso and other places 10
The existence of AN extensive god-beariog region II,
Arizona is now no longer question OF iouo', anu
future developments and discoveries VIII W iooAeu io
with great anxiety.
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Brig L.rs onlch,is csiai. days, umbsr 70 Jed FRY
SCI. svnu mry (Br, tYnnosth " 81 Cam, 81 Croix
July Q, snd Turks Island 10th, salt 10 master.
y, hr b. Elcdgs ~ fsiwichy, Swan Island July
g. gpsn ard fpsic N y Clark 10.
schr Elzah..h eleanor Robbins AeIsndia days. coal fof
Newark.
schr Caroline c. (of TremOn,), Lun Alexandria days. coal
Newbmg
scbr George Dayi. Torney Charleston Days yellow pine "a
Dowley. Come 4 Co vessel g. D nbaip Dtmon-
scbr Nancy tBEl Thomas, HALIFAX ii days, nsh 70 j. "
Cordova
setI Maroon Rogers wstmore Cat Island days. fruit 10 J.
T Pcspal
schr Enehae Huh Hull, Norwich days
Steamer Kennetec Hand Philadelphia and Cope My ndse.
and pass. 10 v Perkins
Steamer Wamsuts Arey NswBcdord mdss and pssA toJ.
Allen.
Steamer Dawn, Perry NewBedford, ndse. 70 Barlow L
Pope.
steamer wes,che'er Jones' Providence nndss. md nss h
Isaac Odel.
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence mdse 10 Isaac oden
WIND-sunrise, N. w. sunset s.
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Nv Telegruph.

SANDY HOOK July a. One bark near the Nstk.
ship and two bss i'm the bay bound In Who'd S. modsrss
clear.
HIGHLANDS July 70 sunset One bark OF the Hikhlsrds;
no other vessels In sight, bound In Wind freh from The
clear
PHILADELPHIA, July 70 AR. steamers Kensnstsn, from
Boston Kennebec New Sork bgs Ocean Ise Msysgaes 3.
CH1RLEsTON Juy 21.-Ths steamship James Adsss al.
ere ct 81 o'clock this morning.
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u.rke,. Reporfed bv Teieeraph.

REw.OKEiss July g-COr1OS quiet; Gales Of IS bales
bet closing with improved demand at 100 for Mdding;
sales OF the 2sO bales Receipts OF the wesi ~ 900
bales sssint Is 100 brs l. Ehport, Of the week 90
bses Receipts this por ahead Of la,t yeaP $4,000 bss
DO all SO them ports g7 baes STOCK o. th port 81 SO
BALE, FIorh d.elninT end selling Of - 5Ja $500 ?OEN
quiet 20 80 I Meas LARD steady at l5ic. in bael. aud
~ acc ia kegs ToaACCo Im Luss q!ic the Leaf %
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MARRIED..
III e ID.

s-wORTHIN6ToN-In Brooklyn, Wednesday
July IS Christ Church BY the Rev T. H. Garfield, ID. d.
Charles b. LOOMS to Mary Wohngton, all Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

BuRsIsG FLUID EXPLosIoSs.-On Friday night
last can Of ed took FIRE the grocery store Of Mr. Anderson
OF Grand and Sixth streets T. D. from nnknowa
snse For few minutes extensive ceniagraon Nod
hi biy probable fortunately prevented On Saturday
nbt ud lamp exploded In the pi store OF MI
John smith No MonTose The ire communicated
TO goods in the and destroyed property to the amount Of
RM In,med in the WismsbuIgh City Insurance Company
Drowned IL A CIsTERS.-A child of five years
old residing No l9More street D. was drowned the ear
BODY was not found TIL yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

trrv esr.rFAsrrRs.-- No.withs.snding the threat
-, ,.,sct Of the wevhsr on Saturday, the Great
r...sn WAS visited by no ward of sixty i've hundred
49,. who walked hither and either about the big
hin without seeming TO tirs. Daring journey over
b. ooe oud meet the came faces several times,
ana n .a. rather a matter Of wonder hov they had
prrf,rmed the distance 50 The high breeze thai
suruns NO in the at erpoon rather detrimental 10
,he uft of the ladies' whOse cinoine was twisted
.po blown about in a variety Of shapes. few Ano'
zon.u spirits mounted the paddle boxes, laughing TO
so,p Ola Bor-as but the wind cut such curious antics
with them that they sued for assistance from the gentle
men. and were glad TO hasten down.
Yesterday hundreds of people repaired to the wharf
At which the mammoth ship lies, and grati6ed them
sslves with Gu external view, no one being admitted
On board.
Religious services were held on the ship yesterday
and :. rmon was preached by the Rev. c. W. Dep'
niston No one was present but the officers and crew
The arrangements for the projected excursion u
Cage May are progressing and the indications are tina
be affair viii be grand one-worthy OF the Director
and worthy Of the big ship.
RpsoREp FRAUD.--A Custom-House broker, WI.
1, aid TO have been engaged In some fraudulent ousl
ness with the Government, has been missing severa
days. RnpOr duplicates several officers OF the Ous
toms IN his frauds. IhNe' Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

Bark Seneca (of Bsore Feenhsgen Tslcahusno April Is
crossed the Equator June lon 81 light winds suce
July 20 took plot from boat No June 49, on the Equator in
July Is a. lon A. spoke brig Eugene Reed from Porto
RsS for Hartford dsS, :a.e Ssy s1ehsnges signals s
Bari LeBe (of Thomas.on Bradbury sssus Il days. sugar
Big BENZ Ds.no B.1t. Galveston 20 days. W.
Lewis J3y lat 10 lon 50 80 p, he steamship Vetoha
oh of Totpsss, 'pJke b. ship Portland McCoad Ap
achcOl. for LiysIPooi days out
sch = Ki:a-r Ha.len, Wilmington N. c., days naval
sISn 70 G Biz. of Rowland Co, Island days
sckg Psrson Williams, w.stfOrd, N c. days, wheat to J.
schr Lev, Rowe, Thomas. Ab.cos day. pne.pps. Jo.
sehr Wagner Ryder Charleston days naval stores to
schr Julia A. HsOck NctsrOn s.sua 10 day., and
sehr 6 n Marshall Brl Marshall. Nassau, N. p via Cat
schI. Pennsylvania, Ladd Norwich days.
Schr. Banvsrd Green Virginia wood
Schr. J. Ferris, Bush. Virginia, wood.
scbr j. Wright W.en Virginia, wood '''''
schr Sam Lou. Brem.r Virgins, wood
Steamer Boston Crscisr Philadelphia and Cape May d'e
steamer Anthracite, Jones' Philadelphia, mdss. J. IN
steamer T.sony Ely Phn.delphia md.s TO LOpe, Kirk.
steamer Novelty NcOl. Philadelphia md,e to J. N Brss.
Steamer Aloatross Jones' Providence, mdse. to l. Ode
SAILED-Ssamhips Nor,h Star, A.pnwsl Fulton Havre;
0la,gow Liverpool Karnsk Nassau Augusta say,nnaa Mon
BaitimOei fatspscO Portland snip Cunb rland Liverpool
The steamship Isabel the Charleston and Havan, Hue now
On lie large Sectional Dock for the Of having her copper
patched.
the great balance Dock the purpOse being
csulsed.
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The bonse of Mr.. Reeve, No. Z Pierre

mont .tret feloneousy entered Friday and all me
n,hes In the place ked and deposited Ia the ha
Tor The operators were evidently
and ned or waited favorable opportunity to cary the
sooss sway Some suspicious circumstances induced the negn
boTs 10 send ord 10 the First Dict saton hoose and a.
going round the goods above stated The family
49, ~ i sbs country mn and who seen On
he were taken custody suspicion but were 'ubse-
arsn,lv released nv Justce Cornvel
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Ariel with San Francisco dates OF
June 30 arrived at this port yesterday July y, Oft
the Capes of Delaware, Thomas WhaItenly, passen-
ger. fell overheard and was lost
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,,h the ns,sofmance Of their duty, all obstruceO ~
delay to the free passage OF the cars. - - oA'
arr an cement viii prove advantageous 70 wv" r'ies'
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Arrived. SUNDAY, III

Arrived. SUNDAY, July -.
Steamship ARIEL A'pnwall July H. pass and treasure to
ID. b. Allen
Steamship Jamestown Skinner, Richmond, &c. mdss. aud
pass to Ludlnn Heincken
Steamship X Cuyer Croker Savannah mdse. and pass.
10 IL. Is. rUulwel 90.
Steamship Baltimore Green. Baltimore 10 hours mdse aud
psss to Br.aks p, or, Freund Go.
Ship Great Rep bile Limeb San Francisco April Is In
lalss g. A. Low Bro Crossed the Equtor IN the Pacific
Msy Ion 100 passed Cape o 2sth crossed the Equator
IN the Asnic June 49, July 81 Cape Hrnopen bearing ". IS
mi,s toos dot ifoui boat " ashington mo. ~
ship Mails Clark st Jsse dc Cuba July sugar &c. to D.
Curtis Dyckmsn.
ship Mary lof MaIbehsdl Bridges HAVE June IT, mdse
nd a6 pass to J. F. Ward Had death and births.
Brig Aabela Lindsey, Aspnwal juno 26 hides rubber &c..
ia joy Jolly Bard TO- comet In the west about
deg sbove the horsoa with well defined tail extending up
ward toward the knh about deg Ia length The eclp.
# the July 49, visible the upper limb Died Jolly
90 81 hsgcs fever John WILSON OF Berwick on Tweed Tle
A. had light wind, and Gains the entire passage
Eng Joeph Park brewster Turks Island 10 days sal, to
Nah Carver Chase No cate, In lat ~ ion a. spoke schr
Laze
Rig r. Cameron tBr) Ryan, Sydney C. B. II DAYS coal
to Irwin Co uy 10 lat 40 20 Ion 70 H. spoke brig Lucy
htywooe, steering r.
.at ~ msatL
big Annie oelJert lBrl COcberon Windsor, N s, Il days.
plaster 10 d. X. DewolG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

Ter CRY RAILROAD AND THE FiRENKS.-Ihe
Brooklyn City Railroad Company recently adopted a
resolution by which fFemen are to be passed Tree
over the routes on occasions Of fire. and when properly
eouipped. As one good turn deserves another the
sr.nsp have resolved to avoid ~ much 40 consistent
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heavy and one light liz

BY holding the bill to the light, the Empire
dUayti," win q crown in the center and an orna-
mental border surrounding the whole, in water mark
Is distinctly visible The printed portion Of the bill
are badly executed but the wstermarks are neat and
ornamental TIE man arrested refuses TO give his
name lie was committed TO the City Hall cells to
await further iequiry.
Yesterday the officers asctrtaned that the residence
of the accused pyhose name is Adria Hercy, was in
The of w S6amsburgh. On proceeding thither
they discoveIed the plates dies and other materials
vi,h which TIE bills we're manufactured together with
500 900 worth of paper money. The bile were pdt0pn
sIoo Iacisges and hlled two large chests. quantity
4 prepared bill paper was also foand. The whole
was earted Of to The City Hall Last night number
Of persons are supposed 10 have been engaged 10 the
manufacture Of the spurious bills
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FIRE-A fire broke out in the house OF VIM. Fines
avenue Saturday night caused by the
gpon OF basket Of clothes The flames were sooa eAsi
sushed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

DELAY TO the free passage Of the cars in' DU aal
arrangement, viii prove advantageous 70 e0'h P.rtes.
Az Ixy,Sops BAsD-0n Friday light last the
roce Of the Sixth Precinct Of Bro klyn, 4. D., Wis
tied the house No. Stage gree said to be the meet
ing place Of gang Of young men whose chief aim 10
life ia to sedocs young an' unsuspecting grls. They
STYLE their gatherings Friend, hips Sacred Circle"
A Young man, nam d John Woods, who is said {, be
the President WIS arrested, and locked up for e1ami-
nation. His 0Jnfedera,es escaped.
CRY MoRTALIY.-The total number Of deaths last
week was l03, of which % were adults and 70 chill
drsn. The principal diseases were: Cholera ipfsnnu,
49, scarlet fever g. commissions, infante 6; under one
year Of age, 80.
Boy Rus OVER AND KILLEp.-A boy named Mich
ae Bncken instantly killed Saturday BY ialnns
nom wagon at the corner Of Jay and
The mouled the 10 take ride The man gov Oh
aud left the rens in his charge when the morse tooh
brscken thrown down the wheels passing over MS pooy
inquest held aud verdict OF accidental Ct
by the Jury.
| RosI- BoILIs6 EsTABLIsHMESTs.-The Ninth w ara
Police arrested seven persons Saturday the charge OF
ostins Sanitary law In maintaining boneboIlng essps
! ments. They held for examination
| Fra fire broke out in the house Of VIM Fines
Saturday night caused by the
gpon Of basket Of clothes The flames were s0'n eA'
| guhed.
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In Sacramento June 49, Henry Appleton, native Of Penn
sylvsnis, aged % years.
On Fesie River June David Bachelor formerly Of Low
ell Mass, aged 27 years.
\ oIk aged % years
Muphs's June Of consumption, Thos. Mckenzie aged
Is y.a,s 10 merry OF New Brunswick.
At Lskr Utah Territory In confc with the Pan.
Ute ladsns 18th of May Richard ~ snorden j., aged
u years and months
In Downieyille, June u, o. B. Tyler, Of apoplexy
h. 18th Ut the house Of bis brother A. A Barry esq
of the Of barry Patten, Capt James Barry aged b.
Year,, alter lingering illness.
In Couorw cod stiyol county, May ~ of spopl.xy I'd
ward C. CoA formerly OF Hudson, NewYok, aged about ~
years ,o,
In Virginia City, June Ii, James Cromwell.
In San kIancco June a. VIM p. Kenny, native Of Castle
pollard Ireland ag-d ~ years
Ia San cisco June of injuries received at the Dash
az Association picnic at hsyeH.woOd June 30 Miss Fa1uy
Wilkes Bradford Chic I'D only daughter Of Thomas sad
Hsunsh NJ bradford aged 10 years ana months
In Sacramento June H. Eliza wife Of u w. Burbank
native Of P0tn,outh, N H., aged Is yeas
In San Franci.co Jun. &c, Mrs Louisa wife OF George g.
Wright native ofEewYOrh aged years, months and
At YIeks June H. John Reed formerly Of Mobile, aged 30
In Francisco June 49, James Sheldon native of Now
Jersey, aged 81 years
In tsrson City June IL Herman N Cromwell of Main Bar
Fl Dorado County Cal and formerly Of f'hkl Duchess
In June o. Marion adopted child Of Benj,min
ard Sophia LsteIbTook and mouths native oil
IllDoi,.
In Nevada June rs Lo lisa B,em, aged about &c years
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Row .RoIIINe EsTABIIsHMENTs.-The Ninth W ard
Police seven persons Saturday the charge OF VI
o,,in, the Sanitary law In maintaining bonebong estapinA
mepts They were held for examination
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lInrried.

the residence Of NJ X McCose Nsps County, June Z,
Hsston r. James to Amanda A. McLorhle
In Amador June 10, Wallace Kay to kecto j. Harding.
Al San Andres H. William Mills Harriet Elizabeth
Little.
At lugeles June H. George Dill 10 Rosarna Jane Hart
Valley June 49, Samuel C. Richards TO Arabes g.
Hsrmon.
In San FIaDcisco June Is BY the Rev. Lacy Alexander
Wyle o. San Andres TO Miss Mary l.. Boyd OF Maine.
H. san Francisco June 49, by the ut hey. Ar hb.hop Ale
any Zschsio 40 os to Lonisa eldest daughter Of John r.
KiLg Of bencia, ali formerly OF Baltimore. -
In Nspr Ciy June a. by the Rev Mr. Veeder w. II. Flag
lar to Miss NeCsbe, both Of Vallejo.
In ne, g. NAV 81, fredenck Adams to Elizabeth Miller
Diamond Springs, June IL, Richard Murphy TO Mary
Knight
AtMuetowu Amador County June 49, VIM. RyeOn Fran
els pillsId.
In lone City, Amador County, June a. s. Wsyburn to L.
PlummeI
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The city Regatta To.Dnx.

The city regatta, open to all contestants, and
at which $500 in prizes are to be awarded to
the victorious boats, will take place this after.
noon, and the gun for the first race will be
fired precisely at half past two. The course
will be the same as that rowed over yesterday
by the college boats-two miles for the wher-
ries and three miles for the four and six -oared
boats.
The following named persons have been Sc
lected as judges r. W. Hlgginson, G. W.
Bentley, and f. B. Rice, of Worcester; Rob.
ert b. Pratt of Boston, and John Markoe of
Philadelphia
The following boats have been entered, and
the races will come off in the order named =
FIRST RACE, FOR SINGLE scULL wHERR1Es-
PRIZES, $50 AND $40.
Friendship shell-rowed by Thomas DOYLE
of Boston.
Oscar iced, shell-rowed by Joshua Ward
Of Newburg, N. Y. Uniform, white handker
| chief and shirt.
Unknown, black color-rowed by Thomas
B. Wees. Uniform, red handkerchief and
white shirt
Naiad-rowed by WILDER R. Bacon of New
Haven. Red cap and white shirt.
Artless, lapstreak, of Charlestown-pulled
by Leonard Kinsley. Uniform, pink shirt and
white cap.
SECOND RACE, FOR DOUBLE sCuLLs-PR1zEs.
$50 AND $40.
E. X. g., red lapstreak built by Reed-row-
ed by L. II. DALEY and M. f. Welles. Uni
form, red shirt and white handkerchief.
Not named-rowed by James and VIM. Sell
lers Of Williamsburg.
Noodle, from East Boston, blue lapstreak-
rowed by - Brown and -
Mary Louisa Ludlam-rowed by d. Brown
and Chas. L. June of Newburg Uniform,
white and pink shirts and white caps
lie Voyageur Of Boston, built by Reed
rowed by Thomas Doyle and z. II. Colbert.
Uniform, white shirts.
THIRD RACE, FOR SIX AND FoUR-oARED LAP
STREAK BOATS.
An allowance OF 80 seconds to four-oared
boats.
Ihetis-HarUard Freslmen.-C. w. Amory.
e. ID. Bolt A. Lawrence, j. G. Warren, w.
Greenough, Ii. S. Dunn. Uniform, white
shirts and orange colored handkerchiefs
Gyma-Yate FfeShmen-Thomas ID. Kim
ball, VIM. g. Grant, Theodore c. Bacon, Hen
ry c. Gwin, Edward l.. Keyes, John H. Wood.
ruff; James III. Eakin, coxswain. Uniform,
light blue caps and white shirts
Hdvdrd Sophomore Glass Boat.-H. IL. Nc.
Burney, stroke; Ii. Mathes, j. Read, VIM.
Hedge, W. Il. Washbum, A. Sibey Uni.
form, white shirts, handkerchief trimmed with
blue.
1huHa-Y Yale Sophomore Boat.-Grosvener
Starr, Henry p Johnston, VIM. b. Seely,
Richard Morse, w. l.. McClintock, Israel Mi
nor, Jr Jacob S. Bockee, coxswan Uni
FORM white throughout
FOURTH RACE, FOR SIX AND FoUR.oARED
| SHELLS.
An allowance OF 30 seconds to four-oared
boats.
Union, built at Newcastle on.Tyne, Eng.
(42s feet long, 224 inches wide in center weight
1870 pounds -rowed by II. Whitman, bow, 14S
pounds A. G. Baxter, Jr., 100 pounds; w.
Ii. Carpenter, l45 pounds; A. Whitman,
stroke, 1853 pounds; Il. b. Cotton, coxswain,
| 10 pounds
Harvard, built by Mckay (40 feet long, q
inches wide in center, weight 1865 pounds)-J.
ii. Wales, bow l40 pounds; H. Ropes, 146
pounds; w. II. Ker, l49 pounds Il. G. Alb.
bott l49 pounds g. M. Woodward, 100
pounds Casper windshield, stroke, 1866
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

HE House PRINTING.-There is a report
from Washington that Messrs Larkum and
English have obtained an injunction to pre-
vent Mr.. Pangborn from drawing any money
on account of the public printing until their
prior contract with Mr.. Ford has undergone
Judicial investigation. The amount of public
printing yet to be done by the house printer
has been enormously estimated at 100000.
The books Of the superintendent of the pub
lie printing show the amount of work yet to
be done to be less than $4,000. The whole
amount of work ordered during the last ses-
sion, which falls to the present house printer,
will not reach $4,000. Under the contract
with Messrs. Larkum 6 English, they were to
do all the work, and pay Mr.. Ford 20 per cent,
or less than $4,000.