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witnesses were examined, and the testi-
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The New York herald., 1867-01-15
THE PILOT BOAT OCEAN RACE.

II may be that immediately following tho
Of the result OF the great yacht the
Of the pilot boat s. D. jones' OF this harbor made
proposition, as understood al the time to race any
other pilot boat of her tonnage tho Atlantic Tor
purse of $4,000 The mon Of the pilot boat Hope, No.
l. supposing the challenge to have been addressed TO
pilot boats generally without regard to the location,
cepted IT, asking but brief period for preparation In the
matter Of the stakes In very short time far moro than
the necessary amount bad been raised and the Of
the Hope ready TO conclude tho necessary arrange
rneuts when the merchants who had been 'bacting"
the Jones declared that their object not encourage
contest boats here, hut 10 have between
boat Of this harbor aud any foreign boat which might
be named. The matter then taken up warmly by
members Of the Chamber OF Commerce here and also
by English merchants residents OF this city. An under
standing had that American merchants would back
the Hope fer 500 600 against any foreign pilot boat the
English merchants might name, and there was every
prospect OF exciting race, when tho matter coming
TO the knowledge OF the Commissioners OF Pilots they
have issued order forbiddng the entrance OF any
pilot boat belonging here into such contest and par
ticuIarly the d. Jones and Hope The order has boon
the cause OF great dsappo tment to the men and mer
chants here for great deal OF Interest had been excited
and heavy bets had been made.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

bers or The New York Yachs Club lCheers) He had
great pleasure in proposing The health of Mr. james
6ordon Bennett winner Of tbs ocean race and their
American cousin" (Cheersl
The toast drunk with loud and continued cheers
SPEECH or JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
MT JAMES GoRpoS BENNETT who was received with
repeated accamaon expressed his thanks for the
ana generous kindness he had received since his arrival
IN very Few brief sentences He regretted that his
ne had been so entirely occupied that he had not been
aoie 10 prepare speech more betting the occasion
iney certainly never anticipated grand welcome
ihey did not know whether there would be yachts
or yachtmen at Cowes. Tho reception they had met
WIN was unspeakably gratifying, and such as none OF
tue American gentlemen who accompanied him
dreamed Of loud cheersl He should always cherish
grateful recollection of their kindness lCheers)
The VIcE-CHAIRxAS (Mr. j. b. Birdl proposed ssThe
Health Of the Chairman, their much esteemed Repre-
sentative" Sir John, they all knew was noble, gen.
erous and good ready TO forward and
IN anything calculated TO benefit his fellow
{Cheers.l
The toast drunk with all the honors.
The CHAIRMAN said he had been alluded to occupy
ing the honorable position Of their representative lie
was the last TO import politics into such social
meeting; but this much he must be allowed TO saythe
or smooth water before her Before many weeks were
gone he would be called upon to take his humble place
among the crew which manned her, and he should
deavor to do his duty by those who him there He
Of the Henrietta and copy the example OF her gallant
aptaincheers)-that they might know whom to crack
and when TO lie to, and that they would be able alike
to AVOID the pitable timidy which always hugs the
shore, and the reckless foolhardness which, without
chart or soundnes, would enter upon unknown and
stormy waters loud cheers.j
"The Press was next given, and replied to BY Mr.
FISK of the NEw YoRK HERALD
1.-THE Health OF tho Mayor of Newport and several
other toast followed after which the company separated
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
THE pHIlolExiAx soCNTY.

The sixty-fourh anniversary Of the Philolexian
Society Of Columbia College celebrated last evening
in a brilliant and appropriate manner at the French
theatre The audience an unusually large one. and,
In point Of beauty fashion and intelligence, reminded
one very srkngy Of the gatherings which recently took
place theatre pay homage to the genius oc
Rsor The attendance of the fairer sspecally
noteworthy and suggested that the students had been
already eminenty successful in making themselves
agreeable well NJ useful members of society.
The exercises OF the evening consisted III recita-
tons by members OF the society Of original
poems and prose csmpositions many OF them display ing
considerable literary merit. "SuVrrstaion," by Mr..
Nicholas Fish, and "Fair RosaBond, - by Mr. Edgar
Fawcett, werc remarkably good, ana each gentleman
was rewarded .: the coee of hs recitation by sOwor
OF bouquets and perfect storm Cf applause The ohes
papers uyt very fair standard OF both literary
Evolutionary excellence, and the interest OF tho audi
ence In The exercises was sustained throughout. fH
celebration passed OF with great success, and "a,
students and audience depTtet NJ reasonably lat
hour to their homes mutually satisfied wah eac1 Other
and armiy believing in tho eternal existence ai the IN
iOlexan Society.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
THE LA60a MOVEMENT.
sEM-AySuAL sKxsns oy NM usr

sEMAySuAL sEksnS nR usT 90 coo,xps
The semannual session Of W. Grand Society o,
Coopers Of the statc OF New " rr co,,ns.ssJ Js - ~
ibcrations yesterday at the NJ ropoltan poom.
street. The, meeting was called TO order onoo, cn,
O'Clock, Is tho President Mr. Hacke,, ar committee
was slponted TO exarnTle the crede. .. :, a.,aae,
Tke eerand Society is0omposed Off ,.or0 ,ns
~ S,.,. ars s.-os in this city snd thIQpsb
c.pita lax upon ali tho Its support By leyyins M
svs,ai societies upd nembcrs good standing in tbs
Albany, Troy, Br er its Jurisdiction. New York city,
ssn,ed Jersey soklyn and Williamsburg were repre-.
vas sl.o rer = city was entitled to a roprescAfs1lr, I'd
the Grand ses,ss. % ansr moneys syed 81
aayRsss -, "a. un-rent vvlIes, Suu t9f
.snt OF committees investigation, state of
ade and othor matters the body adjourned until to-day
THE RaookLrS coorExs HESEvoLEsr ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting Of this society held
last evening at Urls Hail. ae5 Fulton street, the Presi.
dent Mr.. Henry Kratz, In the chair.
The treasurer submitted his annual report show.
ing the receipts to be t5os o. The hnanci Al secreary
accounted for f4sl 10, leaving baanc on hand OF
s22 ~ After discussion 10 whether II lust and
proper for the Grand Society 10 tax them for members
who wore six months In arrears the meeting adjourned
leaving the mattcr In The hands Of committee 10 ~.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
Wight to have the ho,or Of m,s,ng his Royal Hghness
MOVEMENTS or TfIE YACHTS.
~ 4 Il. IlAe Al i

From the London Tmes, Dee 3ll
On Saturday morning the Hem 7etta, fieetwlng ana
Vesta weighed IN company from CoNes ROADS, ana, ses
ting all canvas made sail TO the eastwr for the nspec-
ton of the Queen the royal family from the
OF her Maesiys Marine Palace at Osborne Aoeas. o
borne the yachts manGuvred and fred royai salute nc
Queen at the time being observed on the peacn q. o
borne with several Of the royal family evidently loong
with great interest ct the three noble yesses as ey
sailed gracefully past review order and fired the salute
from their miniature ordnance
II was intended part OF the original program ne aa
out for the yachts their arrival in Europe that they
should sail this morning from Cowes for Hayre; b3t as
Mr. Bennett and and his friends put IT, they find them
selves kindly treated in England, rather so tar,
Cowes that they yet fix the date Of their Depart
ure from Its famous roadstead-
The Mayor Of Portsmouth has invited Mr. Bennett and
the other American gentlemen OF the yachts to banquet
At the Kings Rooms, Southsea.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
MISERY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Suffering Of che People-want OF Food aud
Fire.

S"""r"s OF she PeopIe-Wnnt OF Food aud
Fire.
R.LEcH. N. c., Jan. TO- 1861
Business here has been suspended for two weeks by
the unpreccdeDtedly cold weather We have had snow
ana ice for ten days and the suffering among poor
svery great Those who once rich are reduced
,he last extremity OF human endurance Large
Defs were de pendent for tho OF life upon the
noung Mems Christian Association, and the funds OF
thas organization giving out few days ago those de-
penocnt upon wero without food for two days Othe ~
nave burned their furniture 10 keep warm and night
before last woman and her infant frozen 70 doath
People here have now thought Of anything but how
TO i've Nlne-tcnths have interest In what Congress
does They capno, Of course help what Is written and
said by fortune hunting politicians but " Congress
knew our real state they would attend less 10 schemes
for settling political status and try honestly to give
us chance TO koep ourselves alive aud get feet
again
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
The Feeling in France.

PARIS, Dec. 20, 1866.
The principal exciting topic among the American COM
muniy during the past few days has been the result Of
the great yacht That the yachts would make
good time had OF course been supposed but that they
would make such time as they did imagined
good deal of money has changed hands here upon
the result the usual mode OF betting having been the
"feldn against the Henrietta.
Most OF the Paris papers publish more or less detailed
accounts OF the race translated from the English jour
nails.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
The sailing Of the Yachts.


Br !. W. WATSON, AUTHOR OF " BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
Up pennon-beave the deep sea lead,
Our course lies to the sun;
Gods grace TO each stout mariner,
Until the strife be done.
Between us and the restless waves
An inch of plank stands guard;
White bearded, and with threatening means.
They follow swift and hard.
With three proud colors in tho air,
The red, the white, the blue,
Three tiny vessels, trusting God.
Away TO eastward flew.
stout hearts looked forward on the path
Nor dreamed mischance could be,
such faith had each bold seaman in
These graces OF the sea
Through binding snow and eating wind.
In dreary winter time,
They swept along the trackless deep
Like some fierce Norseman's rhyme
They sped as speeds the wild sea bird
When bursts the tempest wind;
They sped as speeds the swift narwhaie.
And leave the waves behind.
Sweeps down the icy northern blast
Along their watery course,
Yet never dreams the seamen bold
or shipOreck or Of loss.
His wishful eve is fondly bent
Toward an alien shore,
And watchful for each Offering gallo,
To haste the journey DER.
Speed on, We tiny winged barks,
By Yankee sealnen manned,
And bear glad news through waves dad wind
To yon proud Eastern land
Show them the blood from whence ye sprang
Has in your keeping throvc,
And tnat q native Of your land
Is one remove from Jove.
Show them that when your manhood wills
No winds can stop tho way;
That angry waves but speed you on,
By darkness or by day.
o Show them that this same dauntless will
That bore you to their shore,
Within the land you left behind
Lives in million more.
Show them that through our woful pains
Still throbbed the nations heart;
That sword and bayonet has not
Yet killed the nations art.
Show them that through the deadly strife
That rent ms to the core,
We still had men enough TO WELD
The hammer and the saw.
So bs your mission one Of Joy
To all the human race,
And hands that welcome you shall b
The hands Of courtly grace
SO shall your presence in tho East
Unite some l;ordian knots,
And make the song OF songs to be
fhe "Sailing OF the Yachts"
The New York herald., 1867-01-15
EXODUS or NEGROES FROM SOUTH cAsousa.

Cotcng., = O., Jan. 10, 1851.
The freedmen leaving this vicinity IN such num-
bers to excite alarm for the future cultivation OF the
lands They chiefly bound for Florida whittier they
are transported at government expense OF about Eve
dollars per head and promise OF rations unt II the work
ing ason fbe main leaving are the hop q
iaoy indulge ~ teter employment In the new region TO
which thry are destined,
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

For months past been rife thai mad
failed flispcnisd.
simply emphatioaly that there foundn
Whatever such will, conGdGnt Hatsfy
friends Of house wo istoringy have
yathixsd with supposed dIsaster
II has beep.a question with whether il wea necessary
makr this pabc denial: but the rspor has
pesred prDt becp schoed Europe
hans IL il better that o shOuid do
varying half osniury ynce tho establisb
oC house and rot haA been dis
honored; and If we he excused for dreonntRg the
of the future feel costan vi such oonnaeaar
rceiy possible.
aALI., BLACK k,Co.. Jewellers,
S65 nnd 667 Broadway.
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List Of the Cavairymen Killed ar Fort Phil
kearucy.
FouT Ian Tan. IA IaG-

Four LARAMIE, jan IL, 1897.
The following arc the names Of the Second cavalry
Killed In the recent massacre at For. Phil Kcarney -
Second Lieutenant Horaiio 3. Bingham killed on the
eh OF December sergeanfJsmcs Baker corporal James
Kelly, bugles Adophus Metzger saddier John scCary;
ana priyales Thomas Anderson, Thomas Brogdn, Wal.
IAN ,. Bnsbee, William L. Corn0g, Charles Cuddy Pat
r,ck Clancy, Harvey 8 Dennipg, Hugh y, Doan, Rob
man, John Glitter, Daniel Green Charles CAMEL Feril
nand Homer, PARK Jones' James +. Mcguire. John
McCarty George W. NageDt, Franklin Payne, James
Ryan and Oliver Wliams-ali killed December a. Tho
names Of the killed IN the infantry vet been
stealing party Of Indians are reported proving
about this post
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

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i r.Biin % HAVE LONG NEEDED IL. rHE WAY or \
THE EMINENT PHYSICIANS pRs. CRANE Ayp
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WANT LONG rI;LIi IN CASES 70. WHICH 1T rs Ar,
Pr.fVABIE'-DIsrASI or T,sI.e THROAT. CHEST.
STOMACH AND FQNFLS.
8OpF's MALT EXTRACT DEpeT ssa BROADWAY.
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BosrOs inn. IL, 1867.
Mr.. Gerrit Smith has draft OF So 900 To DR.. 4
q. Howe, in aid Of the "a nd for the Crotans.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

Brown's Broeehinl TrocAes Clear and Give
strength TO the yoe as neers. aud Indispensable -
public speaker.
Il recommend their 10 pubic spesscrs"
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rhey have sisea exactly, relieving my throat ana
ci-srng the voice ~ that could wing WITH oasc.n
Z. DuGHARME.
Choris.cr french Sari.s Church, MoairsA
sold by eM dsnlera In medieiQhs y
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship China ul leave Boston
Wednesday for iivsrpoo.
Tho mails for Enropc will cose this city ~
bAif-past twelve O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The NEw yoRx Decentralization for Caropc-wtn be
ready nj eleven oclosk Tuesday rnosuing.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready Tor mailing. sis
cents
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o,tse ro Gr rsy%s.s e "a az srssa sss
say corney OF = second street ST Germnn Hotel
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Wherefore ~ - CUuDt ri feii,0r Phnl0nss NIghe
Blooming Cersss ss frenchmsn.s farewell Because K
L. In
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

Al PSix-. Ca-hrd ia legal I.olseries. -Circa-,
= cLUTE Broxer i7s Broadway
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R0ynf Havana Iottery.-rrfycg Paid In
rold Information furnished This highest rates paid foe
Doubloons n I'll kfnda of Gold and silver.
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a sure pile Guve.
DIR. GIIBER1s PILE IMsTRUMBNg
positively the piles. Sent BY mall
of o. Circulars Gree. Sold by druggtlta Agsnte
everywhere. Address y r. Ronsne Manager. On
Rrpadway, New York
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.tndcrc's UAiy Dye .,The Rest Ever Nsn.:
uiartufsd wholesale aud lssn; also applied. ~ NO
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The Howe sinsh,nc, Co.'s I,ori, s.tifch Sew
sc wing maehInel Prcsdcnt. 699 Brnadway, kew yort.
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nAb,xsdie-s IN nrcsrS ts}9r,eSsS adSSSnES
NArOR Bs Canal street Ld dnggse Send for circular
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wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hair .Eest
Qualify HAIR Dye and Hair Dycing, all co'0rs M BATCH
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The New York herald., 1867-01-15

peaSr ace Firc and Burglar Proof Safs,y'.s
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Wnuted-A Goat Teatp mud Complete Out6f.
sus Bile for children tdd the agent wino
20 Beaver street. New fOrk.
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kplacsnIsss.T & Son..The finest Of atrccrs-
ac, &C Nos and John street NY send for circniarn
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FIor-cce Rey.rsIbIe Feed
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n. v. s.-Try Bnilou'. French Yoke shyrt.
For sale evrrywbere. N1 BROADWAY. New WORT ~
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Elliptic Iock-titch sewing Mnshi,r.ss.,. ns.,.a.. Sssvv
Rrosdwsy Highest premiums MRfyiand uh'h'''' 49,
l ya,L and ren nnsyyanll state Fairs, 1850
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leg g,,sS q Pcrr'.'- snuce-Doiicious with Soup,
JOHN ouScAN's SONS Agents for the Un.ied sls,sA
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Grover n Hakcr,- Uighest Premium Sew
street Brooklyn. '-
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chine and Brtonholn Machine CO froadwav
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Broadway, New York. 49, w
canD TO rut PuBLc. The Distributing COMMITTEES boz 10
announce 70 the public that wing the great sbog aoh
m upon preparing the ballots and procuring the add onai
presents arising from the sale creator number al tickets
thsp WIS NJ rst contemplated that the ssrbuicn that
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-30

Polish EMIGRATION TO EIRGINIa.-Gen. j. +. Tocf-
man, of the Virginia Emigration Society, has arrived
in Norfolk the European agent of the State, to
certain the probabilities Of making that port the
devious Of numerous Polish families who expected
shortly to migrate. Twelve hundred emgrants are
confidently expected the coming season, and
others already arrived in spottsyEyania have COM
menced farming aud cultivatng the land in that
county The next session of the Virginia Legislature
will be asked for such sums in aid of tie enterprise
its importance demands. Individual contributions
have reached considerable figure The character Of
those hardy enigrant aborers promises ample
and remuneration to their employers
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-30

CuLoRED CHILDREN EJEcrED Public
SCHOOLS BCrfALo-We clip the following from
the Buffalo Advertiser of Sept. 20:
For time past degree OF excitement has been
occasioned in Of the public schools account ct
the fact that a number OF colored children Insisted
upon attending and remained despite the efforts of
the teachers compel them to leave. Recently, =
petition by coIored people asking permission to scnT
thcr children other schools than that set apart Tor
them referred to the Common Council Committee
oE Schools; the Committee reported that the Coun
Gil had no authority to grant the permission asked
and the report was adopted. Notwithstanding this
action, the parents Of the children continued to send
them to the Schools and yesterday Superintendent
Fosdisk went Districts Nos y and II and orde'el
the colored children to leave. This they refused to
do when they elected. This morning the colored
children in No. 81 also elected BY the Sepern-
tenden 1t is understood that Mr.. Fosliek has adopt
ed this in pursuance Of the action OF the Conn
ell and it is rumered that the parties considering
themselves aggreved threaten TO have him arrested
and arraigned before the United States COurs E1dut
the civil rights bill The school set apart foe colored
children, Vine street, will accommodate two
hundred told though the average daily attend
ancc is only about orty-fve
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-30

An inebriated correspondent wishes to know If
young ladies who like see their own reflections in
the mirror properly described as being littla
too fond Of tleir glass -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-30

ADDRESS OF THE CONSERVATIVES or ALABAMA-
We extract tie following parag aph from the address
of the Conservative Convention Of Alabama 10 the
people Of the United States:
We tell you telow-citizens, that other and higher
tcrcss than those Of the moment at stake i'll the
mighty issues of the hour. The white in Ameri-
is about to forfeit by the Vaccinations of party,
It's hereditary supremacy over the black race ill our
country and to take inferior scale Of public life in
America. The principles of these military bills, if
ensraited upon, and perPetuatcd ill., the policy of the
country will subject the white to the domination OF
the black not only i'll the South, but, virtually,
by means of black balance of power throughout the
whole Union. The white race, then, both North and
South is called to defend ITSELF by united efforts and
energies, against this bold and avowed attempt to hu-
initiate and degrade it. To the white race, then,
North well South, we appeal to to the res.
cue of our race
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-30

TIE EplDENIC-A writer in the Pcayune says he
has had experience nearly all the epdemics OF the
last forty years. and with exception theory has
stood the test of observation. Fhat cnEu-
cated by an eminent physician OF New Orleans IN
1S4z. The epidemic OF that gear having come at
very earlg period there much dependency grow
ing out of the belief that it mist continue until frost
The physician then declared that epidemic lasted but
twelve weeks under any circumstances the first four
weeks on the increase the next four at stand silt
with slight fluctuations, and the last four decline,
when they die out, frost or no frost