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MISSOURI.

Collision on the MississippI-The Steamer
\ Empire Sunk-Asscnbhng Of the Legisln.
sture.
Sr. Lour, Jan. I, 1858.
The steamer Empire, from Louisville for New Orleans
with two hundred Of produce and assorted freight
eolded with the towboat Ike Hamilton last night, at
She foot Of Wolf Island below Cairo The Empire sunk
after being the bar but be raised The deck
cargo saved. No lives lost.
An adjourned session Of the Missouri Legislature met
to-day md after ransacting unimportant
both houses adjourned till Thursday, honor OF Gen.
erai Jacksons victory At the battle OF New Orleans
Governor Fletchers message will be delivered on Thurs
Gay morning.
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ST. THOMAS.
TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

United States Commissioner Expected-Mer.
chants Anxious About the Effect of the
American Tariff.
HAVANA, Jan. Z, 1868.
There were violent shocks of earthquake felt at
st. Thomas on the 30th ult. =.
The Commissioner from the United States to
take charge Of the island Vas anxiousIy expected.
The merchants are quite content to pass under the
authority Of the American government, but are
somewhat anxious in relation to the effect that the
American laws and tariff will have upon the trade
of tbe i1land.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08


Hoffs Malt Extract. Onward. Onwerdi Onward, On
ward Beverage Of Healthl In thes shines the
fountain OF the souls and bodys wealth Is popularity
Is known In Europe and to In America
use not confined to any particular class Europe
emperors and kings drink II ws the people. The
FIRST have Conferred numerous decorations and d9omac
upon Mr. Johann iIo and the latter have sen HIM spon
tancosy thousands of letters which they laud in the
highest the benefits OF this tonic
stomach and phycans both here and abroad, In
pronouncing safe and elcacious remedy FOR dyspepsia
coughs colds hoar &C. At the depots in Europe
hund eds OF letters In dercns languages
ceived daily. while MIR. L. HoH. 5l2 Broadway, New
York, after his immense this city and state,
extended the business to the Vest whery HOFFS MALT
BEVERAGE has met with che most unbcundet success
creating special agent in city IN .he Union and
finds his their the de-
mand from private consumers who u REGULARLY Ia cr
der In price 2 GSEen, $50; do
vered freeas required For also BY druggists and
grocers. Depot 5i2 Broadway. Now York.
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PENNS YLVAN!A.
The Stntc Legislaturc-ProbableF Failure to
Organize.

The State Legislnturc-ProbabieF Failure to
Organize.
HARRISBURG, Jan. T. 1858.
There much excitement In legislative circles to-day.
The House meets At noon and has republican majority
Of eight members but In consequences OF the refusal OF
of the republican members to the this
majority Is powerless 10 elect the officers who wero
nominated last evening These officers rs:--Coonel
Davis Of Philadelphia for Speaker; General seltrdge
Of Northampton, for Chief Clerk and Mr. Lee OF Pha-
delpnia, for Assistant Clerk The nine dissenting
pubicans declare that their opposition based on pru
cple; that they advocates for free railroad law
and cannot vote for Colonel DAVIS, whom they
regard ~ enemy OF that measure They
express at this hour tten o'clock A. determination
TO sustanth opposition TO the last The result will
be In that that the organization OF the House will
be retarded and the st for Speaker may be forty
five for Davis fortyslx for Jones tdem and nino for
NcCamsnt or some other independent candidate nomi-
mated by the dissenting nine. Various reports are
a1oat that the bolt s called Ia intended to affect the
State Treasurershp aud Is designed operate against
the claims Of the Western candidates for State Treas
urer
The Democratic State Central COMMITTEES met In this
city this evening and decided upon the 4h Of March
next as the time and Harrisburg as tho place for as
sembling OF she next Democratic State Convention,
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CALF ORNIA.

Arrival Of the United Stntes steamer Pcnsa-
cola mt san Francisco-wrcck OF an Amcri-
can ship.
SAS FRANCISCO. Jan. Q, 1865.
The United s,atcs flagship Pensacola, with Admiral
Thatcher on board arrived yesterday from Mazatlan.
The American ship Ellen Foster, from calao, was
wrecked In Net Bay, Puget sound on the 22d OF DE.
ccmber The crew saved, but the vessel Is total
loss.
The ship Sapphire has sailed for Liverpool, and the
ship Mstterhorn has cleared for the same port
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Election Of Directors for tho Atlantic and
'Trl's. Great Weiterp R.efroad,

MEANWHILE, Pa, Jan. 7, 1885,
The annual election for directors Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad took place at the Office Of the
company to-day and resulted the choice Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen :--Henry @. Stsboins, John s.
Edridgc, General A. s. Diven. r ". Ksnnard E. T. Sat.
terthwalie, ". A. oDOhsrty Samuel wsnn, John Gard
ner. e. r. e. BiakesIey, General Rush C
Hawkins Timothy G.. Churchill John d. Law
son, Alexander NcAndrew, Mortimer L. Mackenzie,
dsiphia; Charles Day. Henry Norton, Buffalo; jacob
Ribiet Gabcn, Ohio; Jacob Grail, Ashland, Ohio; VIM.
Lee Randolph, New York The whole number OF shares
voting 16o 6o3. The above ticket elected with
out opposition. TIE Board organized by electing
Henry O. Stebbins president and T. Haskins Duprey
vice. president
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

roxpoyprrvy Jan. THE steamship Austrian, Cap
tam Alton from Portland December Is, arrived here
this rnorning On rorts to Liverpool.
souruppror Jan. Tho steamship Cimbria,
Captain Trautuann from New York the 2sth OF De-
ccbcr arrived s three O'Clock this s.eruoon ~
tue var 70 Hamburg
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Diplomatic Action Behalf of Turkey.
LONDON, Jan. I, 1868.
Lord Stanley, tine Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs acting upon the remonstrancss OF the Sublime
Porte, has prepared despatch protesting against the
0lsgcd intnguss Of Russian agents in RoumanA
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RHODE ISLAND.

a Lheuse Refused for the Exhibition Of Mrs.
Liucoiu,s wardrobe In Providence.
PRovIpsscs, Jan. =, isca
ne Board OF kidsru en- Of this city yesterday after
ooS refused license sor the exhibition OF Mra Lin
@SAs,s wardrobe, wbich was announced for today.
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Elaion Of state officers by the Legislature.
AuGusrA, Jan, Z, 1858.
: n Maine Legislature IN joint convention to-day
sised tho following state ofcias:-Adjutsnt General,
JohC Caldwsl; secrs,sry Of state, Franklin NJ Drow;
1tto,ey General william r, trysi Lend Agent Parker
z, Bsiesh
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Bill of Rights In tho Convention.
RICHMOND, Jan. Z, 1885,
In the Convention to day the first section Of the Bill
Of Rights declaring all by nature equally FREQ and
independents &C., was adopted.
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VIRGINIA..
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HsAAlE
Tue Barbarous Mode - tiytnx AdSptsd sS

Negroes. 49,
RICHMOND, JAn. 2 I'm.
n
ras Naiivs Vuysniaa, published M Orange Court
-s''ss. La '---~ Liable condition Of the
H9sss gives the following ..u.s-
negroes In that section
AZ parts OF Louisa and generally In Yluvanna negro
h, hu are multiplying rapidly Many Of these butts
oah, 10 tne widest sotudss, mile from
Ase iana, and accessible only by path which
tus traveller passes unnoiiced They built in the
hastest manner, OF the rudest materials and resemble
more the habtsons OF the beaver than residences
OF human beings In these thckets the negro children
are being reared in absolute almost barbaros idienss
These are the first fruits Of aboiionsm-the beginning
Of the end.
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Suspension Of a Banking House In Dubuque.
DUBUeU., jan 7, 1888.
The banking house OF II. Maskel TO- suspended
to-day. Their liabilities $4,000, and thor assets
will not exceed $4,000
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

All Ladies aud Eentiemen, Young nnd Old
desrous OF having their hair Seauui daring the
THE HAIR at once quets the nervous action of the
ovcraxed brain restores gray hair TO its original color,
stops s falling out. keeps the head clean Sold by Al
fancy goods dealers and IN oabe hair
and nj my olLce ,l23 broadway New York.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, n D.
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ScRAsros, Pa, jan 7, 1868.
Tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
mined sent market l719 a21 tons OF anthracite
coal during the year 1861 being the largest amount
ever shipped By one company IN single season
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Suspension OF Foster BiodGett as Postmaster
of Augusta.

Suspension OF Foster BiodGett as Postmaster
of Augusta.
Augusta, Jan 7, 1863
Foster Blodgett Postmaster OF Augusta has been SUE
pended and W. Summers appointed special agent aud
taxes charge Of the once. petition Is being circulated
for signature among tho citizens which will DO pro.
sentsd TO General Meade asking for the removal Of
Biodgett as military mayor OF Augusta.
Governor jenkins Consulting with General
Meadc-Renssemblipg of the Reconstruc-
eion Convention.
ATLANTA, Ca, JAM !, 1867.
Governors jenkins OF Georgia and Patton, Of Alabama,
arrived hero to-day TO confer with General Meade They
leave In the morning. Governor jenkins called the
attention OF General Meade 10 several OF General Popes
orders, and their revocation fs under advisenenL
The Convention reassembles here tomorrow. There
quorum now In the city IL proposes TO issue State
notes on is authority TO meet Is expenses
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,a,. =, ,h. most elaborate one Of tho evening" sud.
isnly vanished, leaving the spectators IN m,s ~
wonder a. 70 wnssner ~ aoSn Hsuly surnamsd ne
himself IN n 'nsp: m,:,op af of is1andsr q H.osdon
llso juggsd extensively N min.sr as -ac ~ M Ten.
nyson says all the world wonoefeo
cyouuines by tbs Runnsm ~ Kymniato
-..miIy completed the prA
-hioh ~ srraSged upon the princips OF giJ
Ing sAs ssa.sss. ssss. f.rSr bslie, Of tho 'hissr
---h programme, prog nm .,,as =,
Bsgdsdf tackled on !, the end o,
New York Circus Is, ~ 10 ought 10 De, ons '. -
most attractive places OF amusement
SrrlswAr HArL-Nr Jerome Hopkins gave MS tim
concer, for the benefit Of the orpheonists ess ns1
The hall was crowded and the audience hannes'a
thor enthusiasm after each piece oy e1Ien'Vs WIS
Ting and catcalls Ths programme comprised sesS
,ons from classical composers and from Mr. hopknI
The persons who took part In the concert were BIZ ea
asld organiss; Mrs Abbott. soprano; Mr ops: rag:
Club. The organiss played the 0beron overture :
an original manner, a. far as cohcepsoa
sang q ballad entitled III I Couldn't How Could !
Could Your and solved the perplexing problem IN
charming manner sna rsasy sne y xso he audsn
was propor,ionately delighted Mr. Griswoid saat
.sBonnie Dundee" very dramatically ana Otherwise sa.
fsctory and the quartet and Mr. Pago very good.
| IN Mr Honkns audience would only observe little
less demonstrative enthusiasm in whstng aud screams
| ing the3o concerts Wouiu DO NoIJ ouJSap.O.
THE.ras CoxIoUK. wonderful Hanlon Brothers
commenced an engagement at this establishment %
Monday before densely crowded house They hare
brought with them q well selected company or tweny
nerformers among whom o man who eats drinks and
smokes under water miniature circus and troupe
OF performing dogs also exhibited.
BAN FRANCISCO hIssrRELs -Backus gives an imitation
Of Dickens as reader this woek which some prefer to
the original II 10 more funny and less tiresoms, at all
| events
KELLY LEos's MNmRsLs. Rarely has beN
--.-s,ysl company been assembled togeths.
---as little establishment. ''Nsw
--p Ron Howard aud
selected NJ. '"srs ths week.
,har -. end a. tht. ,~H
Years Calls, y 'sTne Enchantres-,
George Christy the chief attractions
BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE. -sBone Squash Dlavv.-
is very elegant name for an opera but as given
by the company at this house ''B. s. D." is succes1
and attracts plenty OF admrera As for the rest OF the
bill II is alLooS interminabe.
TosY PAsroR's Tho pantomime brought out at this
house has proved entire Success 1t abounds with
comic tricks and is splendidy put tho stage. The
inevitable transformation scene Is triumph Of scenic
art.
BUSYAy HALI4-''The Pilgrim, " With his paintings.
music lights songs Ead traRaormator scene, is still as
DR.. Chsever's old church.
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Rupture Cure.-Dr. ShcrmHn,s Hernia
Appliance superior and wLh the Curative
Compound guarantee for the radical cure once, 6N
Broadway.
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Every Day some New Isnpreyeinent. 70 Cure
sn disc Of the hair Or. GEANIJhAN, Astor
place. Fifty .slx years prac,lce.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

The Metropolitan Job Printing Estnbiish-
WENT % Nassau s,reess prepared to furnish vs Cirs
Law tuse. Fosters aad
" PRINTING rates twenty-five per cent less than ba
ot aimed elsewhere IN the ely.
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A SenanfiOn mt Tony Pasfor's.
The new sensation on the stage at this opera neuso
WOLCOTTS PAIN PAINT. IL draws a crowded house
ni2h and affords the novelty and merrmens
ever introduced to the public.
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A.-Pian0f0rtc Materials Of All Descriptions
q. GUEuTAL, 80 West Fourth street.
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Royal Havana LotLcry. 1Prlzes Paid IN
Information furnished. The highest rAtss paid for
pouboons and all kinds OF 0osd AMI silver
TAYLOR 4 Co. Eankcrs 10 Wall street, M.
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Dr. Hunter Can Cure Wor.t Cnses of Cer-
tain Diseases without In shorter ane than any
other physician or no pay taken@ No 2lssaoE street.
ain
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show Cnse..-Freser's Elegant White Nfetal
or German Silver. Mahogany aud Black Walnut Show
Cases. ., FkAsERS eorser Reade and Hadson Streets
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Printing Of Every Description Executed
with peatnees despatch and loves than else
whore, al the METROPOLITAN JOB fElNTlNG kSfAB.
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A.-Cicar. soft, smooth md Beautiful Skin
"a the result OF using LAIRD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH.
Sold by druggSts every where.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

BatcheIor's Hair Dyc.-The Rest In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reable, inssusane-
Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

Cri.tadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Hest Ever upn-
ufacturrd Wholesale and retail hss appue1 as No
Astor House.
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Two Three Colds tu Succession VIII. with
constitutions seeurey establish seeds OF
sss, n shc system thus converting What originally
ssntie, able affection into generally faAL While
ordinary prudsnee serefors makes tbs business "
take Of cold until u s rid inegrat
perence fortunately presens remedy in Dr n JAMES
ExPBCTokANT thoroughly adapted 10 spesdily all
stages OF Consumption, Asthma and Bronohls Sold by
a xalstA
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a Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Co.
COhINE nsparts finer g9ss and - superior 70 French
pomades and oAs acoholls washes
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TRINEiG;nn..lp ..lp!A!C News
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sr. DOMINGO;
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HsaAG

HSH0Hted Revolution and Proclamation OF
~ Baez as President.
Havana, Jan. z, 1853.
The Spanish mail steamer Moctezums. Captain
Sierra, has arrived at Santiago de Cuba, with
dates from Portau-P Platte to the 9th inst.
= By special despatch from Santiago de Cuba l
aearp that the Domican government had fed to
Turks island, and General Buenaventura Baez
had been proclaimed President of the republic.
His brother had blockadsd the capital for five
days. The abdication of President Cabral was
Expected.
=. General Buenaventura Baez was at Curacao.
but was expected soon to arrive at Portau. Platte
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

Wigs, Tcmpee. srd ,0rpr n,entai Heirs5I,c,t
quality Esr Dye sos isE pyslHS al eosrs a. DArcHsL-
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A M u s E M e N T s.

ACADEMY on husIc-Esousa 0psaA.-The familiar ana
ever fvorss opera Of ar ssssnrsmoulA" was sung oy
sss ,.:s;s ii y. As's.p' .s. "a. ;. .,.as; ,.ls:
IN. Eichines opera tf0us ..us. 20 ~, y" Nv
:. "a .ua,sucs ~aich, W
!. The merits Of shs spsra ii rendered BY ,hs sonpany,
deserved wsaosicsd with satisfaction h,: :. A
.-..-- osa.s- 4 - "ssS-
was ...s. .nusa inan on former occasions and gave
the chorus and artstss more far play Miss R'chins'
sang the part OF Amina delightfully."-, and acted quite
az we'll Caste ussd his sweet, clear reed-hks tsnos
great advantage. and In the two or thiss ,avoats
n,orceour, the rscita,vs San is Lost the suscesu-
ing 'sStiil so Gently Der Ne Stealing" ana ina
Introductory solo to the quartet in tho lass ses
was especially good Campbell sang with good deai
OF spirit, and evnced much sympathy With TIE com,
poser In the early portions Of the opera bal ne
lively tame Mra Arnod's Lisa barely acceptable
although very prettiy acted ihs chorus IMp.ovs.,
and In the chamber scene was really gooo consneiias
It's restricted numbers. For so large tnoaIre, No"
ever whore q vast space swallows up all the EFFORTS D
the voice the opera was very pleasantly gwen ano
was received with good deal Of applause MISS hich
,ngs has a good company az her commanu, ous " -
pity that they cannot sing In better nouse
THs FRENCH THxArRE-Dutce est desfPere ~ soco no'nn
can enlven andrefrosh tho overworksd Now pe'
tor than the lauehable bounnee Of LA Aaree du MAI
d Grssn which last evening closed the performances
the benen. or that excellent actor H. Roche 10 50
him with his Fassanan proportions represent v'od"
diSre would be fun enough to cure dyspeptc' an,
when we have besides she nimitabIe MILE Reillez wt
Nine Hamilton, NM Edgar, Juignet, Hamilton, Lar
met and the rest, must laugh tll we cry over IN
Whimsical scenes In which they appear Ine canean no
OF this amusing piece beats that OF Ia ula hai 49, ~
this evening the French theatre one Of the three or
last opportunities Of appaudlng Mme Rstori as MATT
wv ..,-s.
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Ansuai Sale Of Pews In Piymoa.a os1~ss. - ~.
Breokiy.. Last Nishs-Gatherl.s. .."s.n,. - me
,.,a.,<a. ". Beechsr In the Ascendant
fANS,,e fa,,re ON Pove'''-
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

rhe January Statement CoLpared wiss Tha'
.S the Corresponding Month Of Last year
and with the December statemes' OF
The following statement o. 4oO.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

ACADEMY or nusrc-Esousa opzaA.-Ths familiar ana
ever favorite opera OF ar sc.nrsmbula" was sung oy
.es.a,g es.g nj y. AsaSsp! -. ,a :. Large ,.rr:
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THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES.

The forthcoming sensation OF the "Fire Fly' is In
active rehearsal at waacks. The piece will be pro-
duced in an unexceptonable manner, and so far as
relates to scenery and stage effects everything is
being done by Manager Morse TO make this play the
great sensation OF the summer theatrical season.
Mr. Crabtree, the father OF Lolita, says that he will
not permit his daughter who s yet under age to act
In the piece and threatens to sue out an Injunction
against the theatre In question should the manage
ment insist on holding his daughter to her agree
ment to appear in the new play on Monday evening
next Lolita, who lie backed up by her mother, in.
aiss on her right appear at that particular theatre
In that particular play and that particular night:
and Manager Morse is determined to have his theatre
open on Monday evening above all other nights in
the year In spite OF any grabbed opposition that he
may meet with. This Is at present the state OF affairs
and "'Tis very pretty quarrel as II stands"
We learn from The English papers that an offer Of
six months engagement, at the rate OF $4,000 In
gold per month, has been made TO Mile: Hortense
schneider BY the proprietor OF New York theatre
Ts 1t Mr.. Pike, Mr.. Bateman or MI Grhu that has
made this liberal OFFER to the original Grand
Duchess' Don't all speak at once, gentlemen.
considerable fracas occurres Iecenty IN Lon.
don, caused by the unexpec,s meeung Oh Two scloEe
Of me highest English ny SENSATION ns a
IN that city How Ie rivals settled their dinculty
IA not stated. .dt Mademoisellc was politely re.
uuasted TO ct.hge her quarters the morning as
such scenes really could not be brought TO harmon.
ise with the reputation OF q first class hotel under
any circumrtances French theatrioals will naturally
induce q tendency 70 adopt French morality, which
IL experienced IN othe- capitals besides London.
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BOATING NOTES.

doc" Withers, Of the Atalanta Boat Club--thc
favorite for the Champion Club BELTS sojournng
at Barney Davis, Pleasant vaAey, where he Is in
active training.
John G. O'Neill is the favorte for the champion
belt in the Columbia Boat Club. There are other
good ones-so look out, joint
The Mutuals, Of Albany, are very quiet. Are they
In active training for the Association Regatap The
prospects are that they will carry or the champion
nag in September.
The ATLANTA and Columbia Boat Clubs are both
Incorporated associations. Young amateur boatmen
will do well To join either club as the members OF
both are very enthusiastic In the matter OF boating
Why does Graves, OF the Mutuals, OF Albany come
10 the city 80 ofen' Is he experimenting the cree
ton OF new gig9
'Doc' wlthers win row q new boat on the 18th
inst.
Silken, Of the Columbias, will most likely row
Thomas Fearons boat, the champion Of the associa-
ton, on the 18th inst. 10 ~ a hard boat to beat
.Curtiss OF the Atlantic CLUB, Is rising man. VIII
he row Fearon or SMITH
Krobbe. OF the Guck Club formerly Of the Column
ba Cub Ia very quiet this His time OF last
year In the Columbia Club will be cclipscd In their
regatta this year.
The regatta OF the ATLANTA Boat Club viii take
place on the 18th inst, at four O'Clock z. NJ.
The regatta or the Columbia Boat Club will take
place on the 18th inst, at four O'Clock p. NJ.
VIM. NJ. Tweed and stephen II. Knapp are honor
nry members OF the Columbia Boat Club. Both are
great aquatic sports. VIII not Tweed go coXswain
for the Columbus in their barge race this autumn
Good ballast.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The Alice Is on the ways having her bottom
cleaned. Her canvas has been increased. and dur.
ing the approaching cruise Of the New York Yacht
Club the chances she will be the peSof the squad
ron. The favorite rendezvous Of the Alice for
several weeks has been near the "beach on Long
Branch"
The prizes for the Union regatta of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club, sailed for the 25th Of june are now
ready to he distributed to the owners OF the winning
boats. For the victorious schooner-the Alice Com
modOre Kidd-there has been made superb biRna
Gle, with handsome brass fittings, and spirit com.
pass The case Is appropriately engraved. giving
date and character Of race sailed. For the
winning yachts-Agnes, sloops first division;
MiskOteed, sloops second division, and Matte,
second class soop-there have been prepared unique
and magnificent gold medals. Each is and seven
eighhs inches in diameter, and upon side there Is
elaboratey engraven correct representation Of the
winning yacht, in sailing rig, with an outer en-
bossed rim containing In enamel the words Brook
lyn Yacht Club, Union Regatta" The reverse Is
neatly engraven with the names of the winning
boats, the date and character OF the race. The
prizes are elegant and worthy Of liberal and noted
aquatic association.
The schooner yacht Magic left yesterday for
cruise to the eastward.
The steam yacht Annie passed through He'll Gate
last evening, hence TO Newport
The steam yacht Octavia arrived in this harbor
yesterday from Glen Cove.