The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31

OF August, they viii be accommodated on board the
steamboat Jacob Bell which will leave the barge Office at
per No East river, foot Of whitehall street, at ten
O'Clock, on the morning of the race
Aquatic.
THE EMPIRE CITY REG Alta CLuB-LIsr OF PRIZES AT
THE FORTHCOMING REGATrA-A NEW FEATURE IN
THE RACINd-A RACE CONFINED SOLELY TO ANA
TErRs-PRosPERrTY OF THE CLUB ETC.
On Monday evening the Esd inst the Empire City Re-
gatta Club held their annual meeting the arrangement
OF the details OF their forthcoming regatta the Harlem
river, at St. Marks Place Hotel, of Third
nue. and Eighth street. number Of the active and
influential members Of the club present, and some
very important business connected with the regatta
transacted feature has this year introduced
into the programme of the aquatic proceedings vzthe
establishment Of for amateur oarsmcn only. all
professionals being strictly debarred from entering for
this race. This is a decided Improvement upon the
previously existing regulations, which allowed pro-
fessiona oarsmen TO compete in oil races, and,
% matter Of course, their uniform edectualy
deferred amateurs from en- ng in any OF the regatta
from Albany, Philadelphia Pitsburg, Newburg. Boston
and other places to engage in this and are in
nounced their intention Of taking part the contest
The regatta Is appointed to come of on Monday the
10th OF September next the Harlem river fronting
Conrsd's Park. The first will be for pair scul
fishing boats nfeen feet long without outrigges. The
nrst prize IS champion silk flag and purse Of $40;
The next for amateurs only cared boats and
beautiful silver pitcher rewards the victorious boat along
with champion flag; the second boat receives hand
some silk American ensign The third for seventeen
feet working boats and purses Of s25 and $40 respect
cond boats The fourth race is for four Dared boats
without restrictions and the winner receives $c0 and
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race is for champion SOULS, and the winner will receive
champion flag and purse Of $50 the second so. Alto
hovA If ~ thn
Eupre City Regatta Club being the most brilliant and
successful OF any yet held on New York waters.
We gratifed to be able TO that the Club is
in most nourishpg pecuniry position. 1t surmount-
cd all the difficulties and impcdments which prevented
its exertions win always be directed az now to cultivate
and extend love Of the manly and health giving exercise
ofrowins among the rising generation OF the Empire City
The officers of the club ows:-Presdent Ste
phen Roberts, Esq; Vice President, Mr.. Christopher
Thomas; Treasurer Nv. George J. Wood; Secretary, Mr.
day evening Marks Place Hotel until the day Of the
regatta for the transaction Of business and the initiation
Of new members of the club judicous regulation Of
the club Axes the delivery Of the regatta prizes week
subsequent 10 the regatta that the Judges have ample
time to investigate into the circumstances OF any charge
Of foul rowing objections, &c. before handing over the
"rewards Of merit to those parties entitled to them
We understand that the members OF Pittsburg Re-
past visiting and fraternzng with their bro
Their members Of the Empire City Regatta Club
Military Intelligence
MORE MILITARY GUEsTs.-rHE KNMEr GUARD, OF
NEW HAVEN.
The Emmett Guard, Captain Thos. W. Cahill, of New
vep Connecticut will arrive this city this morning
at half past Ave o'clock in the New Haven steamboat at
Peck slip The Guar eduring their temporary stay in
this city, will be the guests OF the Irish Fnseers, Six
~ ninth regiment They will number about seveutynve
men, rank and Se, and will be accompanied ~ the New
Haven Brass Band. The company will be received on it's
isai New York by the fuseers and Artillery Com
prry. Of the Soss They will be entertained for two
days by the Fuseess and one day by the officers Of the
sixty ninth regiment Below we give the company order
In reference TO the reception and entertainment OF the
IRIsH Frsnxxns, CoxrASYA,l
SuTYSrNrH REaxENr, N. \. ). NJ
TUESDAY July 3l.-ne Fuseers will assemble at their
their guests 1t foot Of Peck Slip at quarter past i've
o'clock 4; n = company Fourth regiment. Artnlo,y,
Fusileers viii join the parade and are salute the
rival Of the Emmes. The escort will then procoed
chester House where Al win have he
will reform In Broome street, right on Bowery at eight
= ne ss.
turning IN The afternoon BY the ; same route ~ ,,
their ARMY at a.quarter past eight o'clock A. M and
receive their guests then proceeding up BOwery and
City Hail. where they will be reviewed by the Mayor and
Common Council AFTER which they viii march up Broad
companies will dine twelve O'Clock At two O'Clock
p both companies will parade In fatigue uniform and
q 1 ~ A. half past se1eo O'clock The
Of the sixty ninth will take charge Of the Emmes, as the
guests Of the regiment
Order No Q, will parade with similar details from the
other companies Of the regiment for the purpose Of
The company VIII assemble at their armory, At eight
O'Clock r. NJ, 10 join the regiment in escortng the En-
NETS TO the boat on their departure.
NEW HAVEN 0REYs.
city on the 18Th of September, the guests Of the
state Guard Captain Jos IL Johnson Of this city The
New York military proverbia for their hospitality 10
vsting9 companies, and the State Guard, containing
the agreeable" the occasion Of the visit OF their
Yankee brethren.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE CADETS.
| The Cadets OF General Lockwoods Military Institute
will give an exhibition drili at Camp worth, White
p'sns today At half past four o'clock p y. 10 the
| Personal Intelligence.
j. Calderon, q., Of Havana, Is stopping al me unor
Place Hotel
Hon VIM Kelly, Of Rhnebeck; Captain LeItch, Of the
steamship copnaush,; C R. Hall, ESQ aud family o.
Texas, and G. G; shaw tsq,; and family Of on'o' arc
S s Wallis, Esq, and sister, OF BALTIMORE A. Brous
sean Fsq OF Louisiana; Todd. Esq., and wife, Of
Bermuda Rsr sa q England b%ss Rose, "a SS
a. jackson, Esq Of Maryland, are stopping at the Gar
| erdon Hotel
Judge Hastings Major Ielore, and W O. Barrstt, Esq
all Of California Col T. A. Hewsou OF Texas; Lieutenant
= C. williams Of the United states army, and Captain
l. Brtcse Of the United States navy, are stopping al
the METROPOLITAN Hotel.
JB wolcott. Esq, OF Mississippi; r. c. Frazier, ESQ
OF Savannah. Ca T. 1iiteiobn, Fac, OF the steamer
Quaker City, J. W. Bosut, Esq, Of Havana and j. Mont
gomery, fsq., q New Orleans, are stopping at The In
| fargo House.
Hon. J. g. Guthrie, Of Kentucky; Col Hooker, OF Wis
sssippi; Madame Prexe,, editrcss OF the rrcdH Ban
neT ut Yszoo, Miss Capt Perkins, OF the eteamer Cy
of 3unaio; Capt Van Clew Of steamer New York Capt
Dorr OF Buffso Lieut. Saxon, Of West Point Al. Goss
bruner Fsq., and family, Of Pennsylvania, Newton ~
John, Ffq Of Mobile; Senator Ward Of Texas, aud
! lnXe Of NeM Orlenns. are stoppng az thc tlltn