The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-07

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49,. s4ClrEArs- *Soi- AND xopa,
As early as twelve o'clocl 80 80 NoaI
a. "a, -...,ss ,p.r way as~o Hsn street fcr he |
ruspOxe n securing eOca view Of tie river where dc
races were u ccs on Toe Cal Rock econ cro~dsd
with, IL pasis,o even larger srnner tran on tho
day race d as the afternoon advanced, huns .rst
tRaed to ,ther on the dosks and build" seds
nearly mile and half along snors ev Igs until for
" covered 10 addition " the ~ available spot
On hoard tia encassson besD = were large member
u,a,a.n az ycw pslts -. Reliance o. roaghSeepsie
r..,,ys,a mostly land orange County, Of Eew,arg
49,, ~ eash- aiet with ladies', who mad beautiful
ACE ~ the ooats steamed slonside .hs row.
- -Nre distance OF sha me Aida, "a on
1 ~ 's'0z day, did not bavo ner coox anvil nour
Regular time Of sIsrsng 90 tia. her passengers
NV witness the conn lebcemepJ Of the regatta. She
- gaiiy utnmcd \ the day before, aod was no
spectacle s1eng the varieties q the occasion
sncnosed il the rive s.ior. cistsnce below stake
oosl, .IA view om the csl aocx. she was eresscs
her 5ess, gay IL ~ tutterng rom eyer
par. OF herriggin A; two O'Clock tito frst gun yfas
srcd Inc .sns twas answered by three boats ana as
Eve wereenfere A. dyes waited na az hour but No
more making sS appearance, the sgns' ioT ire sar'
Was gwen Tor
THE HEn RACK.
Two rair r, wyrs.ng cosis--~f:rst p-:le 30; &C.
ire Mag sya Syw Yors-James Cglross Jake Ecxernap.
LAtarac gorsers- lanes s.. Tsldron, Aoran Be.Ean.
4 q. G-i et, New York;. Cfegal W. 4eage.
me sArt vas even bus .ne hsgge a, once ZOOS ,ne
Time a ~ Tho second prize wEs taken ~ ac Cataract
! sTSsLE scutI smiIs.-frst prize, $50, second prize
eco
The selio ING celebrated boats were formed lao
Star of thewest, Mes York. Thomas 8orns: Oscar Red
ona sss,; May Bel, Rser.., Hew YORK p lynch; Msor
Aa,'sn, Newourg, Gibcrs Ward; Augustus Pruyn, Se~
burg, John Hancou, TEoraas Jefferson Neg York, andy
rsy; William Armstrong New York Jonn xccrcady.
Tue start was very rne c7e, ana no advantage was
some distance Shen Js1s Ward, tie champion
Of Amerca compelled 70 give up ca account Of SEX
Augustus Pruyn and the Nay Bell Roberts, and Odds
we're at once offered ma. ray would inke the
frst prize AS they nesrcd the stake peat the three
assembled in the centre Of the stake hoat Tor the purpose
Of giving correct decision as possible under TIE CIR
cusanccs but this caution cot necessary. - the
Jefferson gained the others q they nesred the stsxs
4 boat and by about three lengths. me Augustus
Puyn almost instantly followed winning The second prize
| by only length and half Time 1915 and Se5
4 | rfx observation-disclosures VICTORIOUS
! | -Four oarec shells First prize, $50; second, SO
-Four boats were entered for tnis race only
stsr,ed-the Wood Of Newburg, being Withdrawn. The
. | names Of the boats and
. | George W. Shaw, Poogbkeepste-Eouer woodin, vii
a Lam stevens, Ezekiah Beneway and John Best
r George j. drown, New York-Dennis Leary, John Big
! Ter, james Bigler and Bernard Bgler.
8 Judge voorhes, Brookyn-cnsrles wethreal, william
! | sclars, Thomas Selars and James Selisrs
This also q very interesting and exciting race,
though the odds freely offered that the shaw would
se an. a, ye Yor ssy eD side zoe sy
rounded the second boat together and
| each other The homesrctch that the betting was
even-some even offering odds favor Of the Brown.
slight advantage gained the Shaw and kept TO
the winning stake boat amid the cheers aud huzz4 Of the
i | two lengths. Time 30 10 aud 32,1b
The judge, COMMITTEES and the owners Of the winning
hoas now adjourned tho Exchange hotel, Capt. Daniel
H. Turner the purpose Of delivering the prizes TO the
victors. This honor given 70 Hon. Judge Nelson,
who ably acquitted himself OF the delicate task Of pleasing
parties Previous the distribution OF the prizes
Judge made short but appropriate speech from the
| piazza Of the hotel, which was loudly chee'ed.
This the regatta which has of al pouGh-
keepse for many years. and judging from the good fer
ing shown by all parties not many mouths will earee
before another will CAL together much larger crowd
| than on this occasion.