The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-10
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Second Day Of tho Interstate Amateur Re.
Gatta ON tho Hudson River.
TRor, Oct. Q, 1857.
Tne Interstate Amateur Regatta was continued here
to-day under circumstances and surroundings
brilliant than waited upon the Of yesterday and
that Is saying great DEAL While the attendance the
opening day was very largo, that OF to-day truly
magnificent both n character and numbers, owing.
doubtless the fact that thore greater arouse
Of the people generally hsreabous who. not being
familiar with the scope latitude OF grand aquatic
ceremonial and the impressive formates incident
thereto needed tho spectacle Of yesterday TO ince
their presence to-day Consequently the grand stand
OF the association on Whale Island overcrowded,
while both banks Of the river sodly lined with
men and women intent upon the animated scene before
them II the FIRST day there observable any lack
OF proper spirit Of organ zation arising from tho
novelty Of the character Of the regatta. the
bringing together OF oarsmen other than professionals
cspoas public for the frs, time, it sank into oblivion
with shades OF last night and the rowing to-day was
all that ought 70 DO expected OF able experts 10 the mat
ter OF time, attention, speed and generally gratifying
results. The grand review, which was unavodabiy
postponed from yesterday was salient and elegant at
headed up ssream the largest number Of oars leading
On formation Of the line second signal was nred
whsrsupon the Commodore took command and the feet
In grand salute passed up the course 70 the half mile
stake boat splendid style The feet then turned from
west to east and heading down the lesdiog class
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ing in ike manner two boats length in rear OF the line
Immediately In front. The whole column thus formed,
signal gun announced that tho feet had taken head
executed in q superb style. the time being
admirably moderate and the distance well pre-.
served When tho head OF the column arrived opposite
the Rrand stand, nj o fourth signal oil the crews
rested handsomely their and saiutsd the colors
the bargss By tossing oars and shells BY raising the
the ness take hsadway and pass around she lower
s.aksboas from cas-. 70 west From this point the col
Two abreast from the right under full head~ay 10 che
vest channel Al the grand stand each class came up
Into line IN tho same order a. marked the descent down
the nver The parade, which was an eminent success,
was dismissed the arrival Of the last boat By the
firing Of the nfth and last signal gun.
to-day for four cared Shells first degree the Mutuas
OF Albany, entering boat J. r. Lindsey; coiors, Ma
genta; the crew beng r. Irua. stroke; James oNe,
CLUB OF Worcester, Mass, entered the boat Qunsga-
mond. coors, corn colorcd handkerchief around the
head, blue trousers aud white shr; cirew. Edwin
Brown, stroke; ssedmnn Clark, John O. Heywood and
II. b. Hamilton
Colonel Q. B. s,oughtou, Of Vermont; Colonel A. J.
Morrison OF Troy; toonei G. @. suydam, Of New York
Alexander McRoberts, Of Albany and George II. Waters
and Captain John 7. McConn, Of Troy.
Time was called at two o'clock, thirty -four minutes
The starr made In good STYLE As the boats neared
animated aud a. they passed the grand stand the Lnds
lev was slightly ahead, the rowing increasing In both
speed and interest The Lindsey turned the sake boat
nome stretch down the course towards tho they
were very nearly bow and bow, the Quinsigamond
beIahthsning her OF rivalry both boats clngng
with great tenacty 70 the shore. The between
these crack clubs was exceedingy Close and sharp
m CONTESTANT points The mutuals, Of Albany winning
in twenty-five minutes and thirty seconds the Quinsga.
monds time being twenty-five minutes and thirsythr
ssoonds Il vas magnificent race. The course was
considerably rufned by the wind.
SECOND RACE
was announced for single SOULS third degree. The boat
snail was entered BY W Poland; colors, Magenta
Boat Matte by James ShAttuck coiors. white The
shas,amuc Club, Of Poughksepss, entered che boat
Jossy, V BE- rowed By Mr. Irving Grinsl; solors light
blue and white striped shirt white flannel pants and
light blue silk handkerchief around the head. Teh
Carthage IN ~ Club entered boat Skull 70 Be rowsd BY
Tine was called on this race At three o'clock fifteen
minutes and thirty scconds The start not
bat the beats associated more closely before rachus
the judgss' stand A the several boats passed the
grand stand In race, the rowing dull and speed
very ghL Farther on the course towards the turning
stake boat the several shells we're st apparently very
inefficient In the matter Of rowing; but what may
cali the homs there made evident good
gree OF energy They came 70 the eviscing great