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A FlSE TRIBurs 40 SEHAgoa MORRILL,
AND VERMoNT.-'rhe Washington Chroni-
sic, under the heading of Mr.. Morrill,
and the Eight Hour Law" pays the fol.
LOWING tine compliment to Senator Morrill,
and Vermont. 1t has been justly earned
BY our distinguished Senator, in his faith
full and intelligeHt discharge Of his duties
Mr.. MOrrll's views upon questions carry
great weight with his colleagues
Vermont is habitually fortunate in her
selection of Senotors. Within the last
decade she has been represented 10 that
chamber by five gentlemen, each ofwhem
without aspiring to commanding influence
has been above the general average Of
usefulness, if not of talent. -Four Other
aatiyes of Vermopt--bIessrs. Carpenter
Howard, Cragin and Kellogg--now grace
that chamber in representations Of Other
States, and prove the truth Of Senate,
Douglas beast, that Ysrmons u good
State to emigats from"
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The New York herald., 1869-06-01
YACHTING.

Regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club.
The fourth annual regatta OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club, OF Brooklyn comes or on the sth inst This
event is always looked forward to with feelings OF
unminged pleasure by the lovers Of aquatic sports
in this section OF the country; and should the day
set aside for the regatta prove proptious there Is
not the slightest doubt that those feelings and
expectations VIII be fully realized. The steamer
General Sedgwck will leave the pier at the foot OF
Montague street at half-past nine O'Clock ON the
morning OF the race with number OF invited guests
on board, and win accompany the yachts over the
entire course.
The club has given notice that all entries for the
regatta must be made f0rty-eight hours before nine
O'Clock A. Nj: OF the appointed day. In TINS iriendy
contest the boats will be divided and SAL under the
following rules
schooners into two classes, those under and those
over fifty feet In length.
eight feet second, those OF thirty-eighC feet and
under forty-eght feet; third, those under thirty
eight feet; fourth, such as are without cabins. or
open boats.
The allowance OF time will be Of two kinds. First,
for differences Of length and secondly for the area
Of canvas in excess Of 100 for each square foot OF
Yachts largest immersed section and in that pro-
fractions Of f00t at the rate OF 600 OF second for
portion for each mile OF course to be sailed over.
These allowances, deemed to be just ana equita-
BILE, will be added deducted from the boats con.
tending in the race. as shall be fair in each case.
The course to be sailed over will be from the Della
piaine property to Coney Island. thence to the
Horseshoe and back the channel to be kept all the
way so that the boats Of light draught may not
take advantage OF those requiring more water.
The prizes will be OF tasteful nature and OF the
same value as in previous years.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
TaE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC.

Nearly One Hundred Cases at BIarkwclps
Island HospitaI-tserman mud Irish Emi.
grants.
For the past two weeks there has been au exten.
sive prevalence OF smallpox among the poor OF this
city, and consequently large innux OF patients to
the smallpox hospital on Blackwell's Island. The
epidemic mainly due the arrival OF several eml.
grant vessels upon which were victims, most
Of whom were sent Immediately to the island.
without landing rn the city, by the COMMISSIONER
boat Governor Fenton.
OF about ninety cases In the hospital up 10 last
Saturday morning. more than one.hslf had passed
through Bellevue Hospital, all but one or two in the
two weeks ending May 20. Week before last about
twenty cases were sent UP, and last week the follow.
ing are the numbers passed through the hospital each
Wednesday, i've cases; Thursday i've cases; Friday,
sent sunday or Yesterday The victims were brought
to the hospital Bellevuel in the small.
wagon o. tne uar sns Of Char
George Kellock, superintendent OF outdoor Poor.
The driver Of the wagon, who has been employed for
busy fortnight during that time on the arrival OF
the wagon at Bellevue the patient Is taken out and
py IN he sud then tVr M an
soon after in charge Of the nurse. Most OF the cases
were Of people natives OF Germany and Ireland, the
than women, about two-thirds being men, and
several children among the number. The seven
taken last Friday constituted whole FAMILY
mother and ive children-ving Eighteenth street,
between seventh and Eighth avenues. Three were
taken on Thursday from West eighteenth street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. Two were taken
from No iii East Eleventh street and two from No.
5sl Eleventh avenue With the exception OF one
woman who was in a very advanced stage OF con-
fuent smallpox the cases were generally In the In
cipIent stages, portion OF them proving TO be slim
py yariolod. -Four cases were taken iron Castle
numner sent up were found one IN place
ali over the city. There have been but
The bosntal are In a fair way OF recovery. There
have been no patients received from emgrant ships
for several DAYS The Warden Of Bellevue Hospital,
NJ ~ Thomas IS brennan, states that previous to the
mast fortnight there had been but one or two cases
week for long time. There Is good reason for sup
nos,no that the worst OF the epidemic is over aud
hat The prompt action OF the authorities has checked
the disease Ia the city, while the facilities for its
unfortunates who are carried there cut Of danger
and restore them 70 health.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN JERSEY CITY.

with many disadvantages the noral decorations
were carried out yesterday In Jersey City In man.
ner that evinced how heartfelt were the feelings Of
those who paid this tribute TO the gallant fellows
who parted company with their families and friends
in this world In order that those who come after
them may have country worth ngnting for II is to
he regretted that more harmony did not exist
In the councils Of the promoters Of this
movement. In Hudson county, II not in the
whole state. the solemn services demanded that
there should be no division no rivalry, among those
VINO after oil had common interest, and owed
common obligation to the fallen soldiers. Bergen
City and Hoboken chose sunday, though the CON-
mittce, yielding TO the suggestions OF those who
grumbled about the desecration OF the sabbath, ap
pointed Monday for the celebration. H0boken, how
ever s generally obstinate and intractable In mat
tiers where her neghbors may reap and share OF the
benefit covefous aud selfish, and much In the tenn
per OF the man who would have all or nothing. But
with all the drawbacks, the committee succeeded.
Flags waved on the ferryboats public buildings
The booming OF cannon az the armory of the Hudson
county artillery announced the opening and the close
OF the celebration. The Fourth regiment. National
Guard paraded In Washington street at one O'Clock,
the members OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
formed in line about the same time the Mayor and
common Council Of Jersey city in carriages awaited
the order to move, the Liedertafe Society, on the
other side OF the street watched for the signal,
while number OF young ladies In white passed on
to her place, and after fewlother preminares the
order to move was given. Rcinhardts brass band
most aec,inr r '' as the nrocession ehs slowly w
marched through Grand street. After the
Marshal and aids came section Of the
and Phil Kearney Post Then came the bearse cou-
taniny the flowers and drawn by Six white horses,
followed by the stage bearing the noral committee
OF young ladies' and the carriages containing citizens
and city officials Ex.Mayor Gopsill sat with Mr.. A,
W. Tenney the orator OF the occasion. The route Of
tle procceson was far 100 long and II was hafpast
Elk O'Clock when the line reached the Bay Cemetery
When the religious serv!cts had been concluded
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

0'Hs,, III tssu. - A.Iery Chaplain s.d Professor q
1ssisans Professor q Ethics and Law Charles c.
P;ss:.or ss y chsn Ss En.s,e and
L Kendrck A. y. AssstAnt Professor OF Cheaistry Min
eraloey and Geology Lorenso Lorsin Breve Major U 8
6 Sss;n Hars sEs sas
Second Lieutenant Urdpance Professor Of the Spanish
Language-Parice DeJanon Assistant Professor Of the
artillery Aching Assistant Professor Of the spanish Ian
sucor OF Ordnance and Gunnery Alfred Mordecai Brevet
inssractor of ordn.noe ana 6Snnsry~frsnE soue
Second Lieutenant Ordnance. Instructor OF fractlca MIL
tary Engineering Military Signals and Teeerapping
gneers Assistant OF Military Signals and Tee
graphng-John +. Hosmer First Leutepant U; b A. Con
inandng Detachment OF Engneers-Cnton B: Sears First
Lieutenant Engineers. Sword Master-Antone Lorcntz
THR LAST DRILL.
The cadets had their last battalion drill OF the sea-
son this afternoon and, need scarcely state, went
through the various ev0lutiOns manner that left
nothing to be desired Had Schriver, with his cooked
hats been present. he might have found fault for the
mere sake OF fault finding, but he wasn't, and no
body felt sorry.
The First Hop Of the Season at West Point.
WEST POINT, May 3l-Midnight.
The first hop OF the season tonight at Cozzens'
Hotel was begun about nine O'Clock and is going
on with undiminished xest. The display Of beauty
and fashion is something remarkable, even for
this very gay place and the scene presented by
the cOmmingng OF the dazzling uniforms OF the ON
with the silks and satins OF the ladies' set on IN
precious stones OF some kind, is magnificent IN the
extreme. The indications are that the gay company
will mot go home till morning." at which there
seems TO be no grumbllng.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
SINGULAR AccuurnN AGAINST uslCMrsM STANTON
washington MAY oo) correspondence Of the Boston
poetl

washington MAY 3o correspondence Of the Boston
Poetl
Ex-Secretary stanton, who has been III for some
weeks has far recovered TO be able TO ride out
II will be recollected that some months ago there
was controversy about the sentiment Of Mr.. stan
at ABOUT the time Of the breaking out OF the
rebellion relative TO the merits or the issue between
the North and the South. On the one hand II was
alleged that Mr.. stanton was I'm full sympathy
with the Southerners; that he said encouraging
words to a certain United states military
o1icer who had determined to espouse the South
ern cause; that he enthusiastically endorsed the
course determined upon by ex-senator Brown, aud
gave him Godspeed he lett the United states
Senate 10 go over to the southern confederacy &c,
&c ON the other hand II was by the friends OF Mr..
stanton, but by himself denied that he was In
sympathy with the rebellion at the commencement
thereof, &C., &c. ON this subject another and more
perfect proof has turned up letter is extant writ.
ten by Mr.. Stanton 70 gentleman In the West,
wherein the Carnot OF the war I'm unqualified terms
expresses his approval OF the stand taken by the
South and his sympathy with their struggle. inc
letter Is dated after the attack upon sumter and
after The date OF the melee between the BaltmOreans
ana members OF the Massachusetts troops when the
later were passing through Baltimore en- route for
washington ~ 1901.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
A Rowing Match Between the Naval School
Crew and the Atalanta Boat Club.
WRESTLING MATCH.

wrestling match for $500 came on yesterday
afternoon, at Harry Hills, in Houston street, be-
tween Homer Lane Of this city, and Harry Grace Of
South Bergen, n. J. Mr.. Ball was chosen umpire
for Homer Lane, and John Grady for Grace. Harry
Hill was selected for referee. The conditions were
fair collar ana elbow struggle, best two In three
falls. At twenty minutes to four O'Clock the men
took hold and, after struggle Of twelve minutes,
Homer got an outside lock and brought Grace on
his knees, the latter dragging Homer Lane down
with him, and they fell their full lengths on the
floor. They then suspended operations for dve
minutes. When they clinched again, Homer
takers. % Alter few moments Homer cot an outside
lock and brought Grace ON his knees, brusing his
nesh badly. Grace again dragged Homer down with
him. This was no fall, however, and they went at
1t again. After moving about for an opening for
few minutes Lane succeeded in getting an outside
thus winning the first fall. From the time OF taking
hold to the fall thirty five minutes elapsed. Fifteen
The men came up blowing pretty freely. showing
their want OF condition and the effects OF their
struggles in the first clincn. AZ half-past four
ting his right hand on the collar OF his adversary
this time he having things reversed IN the previous
away with their feet for minute or so Lane got
q crook on Grace and threw him on hts side.
ana reesee SRees but tney ali decided Il was not fair
fall. and the men again took hold OF each other.
After few passes with the feet Grace got an inside
lock on Lane, but the latter got out OF II ceverly
and received marked applause from the lockers on.
The men then stopped few moments for Grace ia
change his coat, the one lie had on being pretty we'll
torn from his back. When they commenced opera
tons ii was not long before Homer got an inside
lock and threw Grace fairly the broad OF his back
thus winning the match. The affair lasted about
one hour from the time Of first taking hold to the
finish. They were three minutes and q half in the
last struggle. Grace was on the defensive through
out seldom making play, while Homer Lane seemed
TO make all the playful advances necessary and ap-
peared perfectly at his ease. There has been con-
siderable speculation to the relative merits Of
these men as wresters heretofore, which may now
be set aside, and Homer Lane be Considered the
champion.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
cssTsAl PARK GARBAGE SERVICE.

Yesterday at noon an experimental excursion was
made from the Fifth avenue entrance OF the Park OF
the new class of carriages designed to run hence
forth through the Park, accommodating passengers
at the rate OF twenty-five cents each for the round
trip, occupying probably an hour and quarter.
The enterprise Is established and directed by the
park Commissioners, and is only another feature In
fhe great and steady stride which our Park s every
wear making towards becoming the most popular
resort in the world These carriages are built In
light and elegant fashion, The drivers are dressed
a number on his cap. Each carriage can
accommodate twelve passengers and starts accord
Fifth avenue entrance They are admirably con-
structed for Park exercise, being exceedingly light
and airy and furnished with ali the necessary ac-
commodation in the shape Of cushions and foot.
boards Messrs. Barber, Stuart and Roberts deserve
good dea OF credit for being instrumental IN start
ing this enterprise as 1t Is which the habitues Of
the Park must have for a long time noticed as being
wanting To-day they begin regular business.