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, 1870-06-13

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does xonid hurt nv Qua OF US mora thanit
doos hi,n. >.
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ageo ana ns iaee h1a ,.l,;en ienl h1t ronioinsd
genee, not sls1a nor 6pal1n9S, Gus =. r,sne.d NJ
with great 4netoae,-ano L slauestuh sthsr
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;'s,tr aa"sr' ~ = Sn 'o .onra 7 InaEod At hIm.
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- ~ -.awon eu.U and Wonderai Who. He
-. w. ,s,as.+.r ~ s..to. only
m,Ent na.e psen =. th .ns.os ~ W. ,nr Icht to
.npEe Is no. ong ., annn .nSn WY i.,tEI do not
suvn p1 - Iprat;n1, p s,naEhrs hecstne
sT.Se Il va M.canlavs@
1na pa.aage where hc describes Thackeray
reading tho List numbor OF ''The EeHcounes
tn prof. Iovall. and william Story, Mr. Hax-
tho,ne gives IA picture Of himself and the !
great humorist IN Opposing characteristics:
"speakine Of Thackeray, cannot hut won-
der At his great GOODNESS in respect to hia own
pathos, and compare u WIZ NY e"ou9us, s.Ti,,
s. "ntI ..t.r .ss - w rr;Ss fn.+ .1tsr
- s; ne ;tNtrie.l to read it. rather. Tor
~. aus srano, nd hT,rad "a II
+ uo,s tassad m and dovn m an o.e,n "a II
eubaidcs after storm. But 7 was in very
nervous state then, having gone through
great Msefst3 o. emo1lon. TMe Vr1nns ~
Tor nA1y months think have never over,
He does not often Eve III 1 nliranssa Of his
,o1;aens s..s.a ~. 49, ~ s1 ~ s,. =. mp~at n.-
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ont ~ bo, r,o,+a,;tv ;nsta,a of her intallect
,na .<nn,th;a. nowav;no ard fr,;Hno for
.rsr,, "a .r,;a IN .,;r;nr ~, ,rc1nn3 n, a
,;o1 ia, .c,;.;.,,,,e+ h. e.ra
..h1r n.-;s J., t,a ,,,oilun, ri dora,aod
| noaie Milton and y1ns I,TTon Among the resi-:
and Dr. - said THAT Lady Byron-who is =
| devoted admircr Of her husband IN spite Of
ther coo1ugsl tfoulaes-pf some 1 81 y
rasse n;. Ts,a. 10 nnctor ~ soo1ra NJ -
rians airanre experienccs which ho h51naoH
has had IL these nattors; for be haa Wit
the American naiinrn. aud be hss seen with
\ his MN nvcs snd felt rith his own touch those
! ghostly hands aud arms the reality OF which
| has been certified to mo by other beholdcrH
1t.-te4s ms teas nc: ae eo@, sao n. ~
tha+e. y sEan1a th;nt ~ t ,nJ,sJ H. ~ rn, ~
| iern In these ronderS or course: for how
! iH it possible To doubt either the solemn word
or the sober observation OF learned and SON
s!b!e man luxe :"f oat aeA4; 90
tes pcnets - c'at u, - s.i no ~ ~. n,-i5
s,,d tIa naxf be.ten m tnTether l;ke the White
aud yoke OF an egg, merely out OF respect to
DR.. -,'s sanity and integrity. would not
oehcFe my OWL Eight, nor touch OF tho sp.neu-
Ens sb,n nu thnsa "o1'd W n. 1s set ~ aa nan4ncs
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1s3 ScSth C.srtst treats an Print. ADD Sexual Ds-
~ale< and cects permanent Ia the most Eneut
nd ci.tin:t I; ca.ss ef Se5sal Weats. SsSea, ~
nlt1F!1y Sl<c,al a:aenton iren y EeEns1e p1f-
Equities Pxmph.et Of Advice sent tsre Consultation
tee I'd cIE..jrEtIas
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HOTELS.
Z
ROCKY POINT HOUSE.

&rzkon 1870, ia tho European Plan.
This we'll kaown I'D poIu!.s sg,2nacr Re.o2, .tta-
Atf on SAfraH hAE. hctUfru the ciet1 N ftoyt
lA1et and Newport. will opcn for The reception Of
guests TIE dAy II Iul5. Rooms Il ftssou alba
for children md scy4sts- For further Information zd
tTrrs 1. H. HVMFHHETS.
Civ Hnt5.L vylirnrr r r.
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Doublc-deck cars OF sheep, i car... els


Fat cAtt1e, Of all weights, have met With steady,
ktrnnH demand throughout tho past week, and
prices have been nr!nly sustained. Comparatively
trade were not fuli5 supplied, but The email
ma1Eln upon which Eastern hnyera hare bcen COM
lellcd to work. did not admit OF tneir paving any
sssant.ally the same as On tne date Of our
dun sr1s,es there hss Is been T.. = lasgss
rs dull nnset1ie.t, and unsatisfactory condition -
could well bc Imagined. shippers were not IN
wants Of city butchers aud 81 few feeders 70 sup
Ease settled down smother &c. Extra eattie havt
i"ts arriving These we1s t ei6sel oas Al s7eossss
hundred heal Of Texas eastle hare arrived suee
xidtrahle demsna they wrsc worked
on with difneuhT At the low range OF s1M7+sn
\ few smooth. ncshy lots brought IS -nh7s-.. For
wrll-Matured beeres We SEC no reason wny present
p.ices may NOT be sustained for some time 70
GENE. hut for common stock the tendency Is sti1
Cosrxu rBlcE
EXtfH graded sseP1R. 500 29.t3
C.,otee beerH-Flne, fat, welLtoymet,
SIns-year old stecTs, nnd averaging
rT.me Becses-Good. wel1-tasted, inely-
formed steers, aresasiag 400 to 80
Fs.r itaiie*-Faif iteer., ia mir iesn,
averaging 1.o5o TO l,9n1 hs............ IaS3It3
Medium Cla8s-Metiiam grecls knd Erod
cows for city slaughter, averaging 500
sloei q i:s es,ue-com9oa esfsie ii decent A''
Ccsh, averaging 10 to l.ra1 Ds.... t0os5.a
Inferter-UGht and thin cows and FtcefG 3t14ks3
At this tune last Tear the following were the
cnf1cot rates.
Chufce to exua beeres.............. 81 .00a7.73
Fair 10 rs1,oe beeyes yes..,,.,,.,,,,...,.. 6tN&6 Is
Common 70 medium betreS- ...,....-... T. t5sat3
New mitch COVE have been inquired for to
limited extent on1s, sud prices are nAters1fJ
lUNcf. Goot to choice have sold slowly At $31oo
10 t6a.0o Per heal. While common and medium
were drug Al $30 o0t2 SaOl Fat Teai calves atu
wanted, and command f63a3&'5 for Averages Of
frutn $50 10 20 ra, hui etasc. thiD heavy calves
arc neglected II A1aaAcl.
HOGS
Tho following are the receipts aad Ahipments
tnr the week, and for the corresponding period
last year.
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DR.. KAsselt>

Il: soa.a C!e.k1. Cheass, enn1 tot no sh,Ssr} ~
El3dna:r al The Enircxty Of Ph1adc1phta. snd Is
The most i.blr ph.tlcan u tho dV fnE ~ GaIoase
Tacs. II Nt:,vns and se1Hal Dt'easea Consulsannns
, 1870-06-13
Nhu1 i. Psychological Medicine

Ths Important question Il answered evcsJ day, % tho
sas!sfst Eon ct Eauv, who their why rrotein<.
g! tfieal -.elei.s 1:4.s:ute, Na. . Adas+t nrar
Nirtfran.xF. Dr.. J.. F. THORPE. Payehalcsic
fir+, fr.r
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BUSINESS CARDS.

yE1SIpAD ASPHALT:
WAR; Eoofsra Coutr1ctorr sup7ies! hy e1IEo ifpTa
Trini,d n, ant rort T. &. OF in sG5llcr lots IA Ny
Ga 81 81 y ~ ~ IL M Hni1c Gn3
tsilT adarsrd Whe1e tested TRtSlpAD BI51ENE;S
GIEIT = - S1Ylth I!tark-st.. C[hie<f1
, 1870-06-13


F. p CLAREE. A. 2. :a~ sesntas O1t E4tabli.hed
Dr, ularke, III south Cixfk-4f- tpr.r SnnyysAi
-. CONE!nESTiAlI.fC CnaSULIko
E1Srrd t1o H1r17a for M.Istrd a-[rs9
E- Alao- two for book ~ Srn..Abssr.
Aisr9rrfs LftIs pT. F. D. CLARKE, i- South C1a1t-
, 1870-06-13
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Train.
SUMNER dRRANGKHRNT.

CHICAGO q MDRTuTSTKnN RAILROAD
Ticket ltict, eortheAss cctner al Clark 4nt Lztr
COUNCIL hLEY5s AaD uMAaA L1sE.
, 1870-06-13

ESSlYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on tho p..siouslat
t5eti7 nf The gexes and thu ksrusnrzs of TntE NAn
NiAG.v, whtr r<Tfert manhood ai Trrree svesn1Dhsa
rnite 10 ceuAc1ate the u1ien- Sent fx Iu sesla
yrlcrr. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. BcE P
fhifAdr1nh}s
, 1870-06-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

For tho Week E0dinX juno H.
SATURDAY EVENING, June IL
BEEF CATTLE
, 1870-06-13

And FntSEa Prs1scn II LIE clearly revealed by nK
IN " DO ar easueeraal 10 + to eI1crcr, wealth Ind
hstnSsss& G. cSnsnlsaqin t~ Sd tSf Z. SaSs e
Affections Of tte opposite win b. sent k:afs With It.
, 1870-06-13
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC MAL STEAMSHIP (0HrAfE 8
ThrunxA Line to California md Chin1.

IHlVu%H LUZ ~ NNu1UIN3N 1uN NLlIQ44
FAEEs GREATLY REDUCED,
6:e...s leare PIG H. II eosth Rircr. fo:s II c. na1
T. y e's.eSf sasH % Is - ~ us: e5sept chen
JGue ,el-HESKT CHAESCEY. ca isza AaaF5.
ae heandfed po.nc1 Ct nsGEaee afloed rree to each
adult ptssCcEer. Medicine xE4 11ttG2oee tret
An dt1a5turr5 t51ch II Aac.Seic; that OF the 5th
conCe~fs Il r. E-a Wit EtesleN !or soath Psdtc
trrss 81 and 9!.s Ter Central American pos I'D these
If 1t se1ch II Ma2x.t.ile-
FOR JAPAn ArE CHINA
EttAyaeT JAPAN. ieAr.1x july !. l1sL
Fssi:e:Ss: acd stssaG. dexe.. and ~ fu1s.s ittof
nation aPpty At the The wharf, toos Of G! n7
IT, Me- fetf t. r. 8ABY' A1r3tl. us a:Gcnrss! West
en- AEeneS. ee:ocz GaSaas Nd A.;.en.:;s. csaesso
, 1870-06-13

softer, ereessr. broader, more simple th,n re
me sqt 70 b.. living spzrt from amen - he
does, would hurt any enc Of us mora than1t
dona him "
, 1870-06-13

ONLY DIRECT LI4E TO FRANCE,
The Ge1e1al Traa.a:1artie Cou1any'a mail .tsa1.
eEIrt herwetu NV Fc:k and EazTr, cSInE al B;rse
The splendid vrreels n ss favor.te fp4ts II the cur
ut91t mil evt1y aHsrcAte Saturday.
Aatcs of rasa1E payable IL fold HneIudi1E 1ipel II
B1sst ~ H3s1e-f.1: absn. s1.o; teceut cabin asa
4a E1srssieo M @ asaek, y per ssnt seduston-
Ar-tTftaa t1vclIe.a soas to or Ts:nsntns fruu IL
eentnsHt d Re2,pe y taktuk ths line aEoid h',f
rapttt by EnE1Ah s44l-&?s And tie dtscoE1tora =
crossing thc ehanpe1 htis- sas7rs time truast: ae
way. ny.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
A CURIOUS TRIAL IN NEWARK.

In the Newark Court OF Special Sessions yesterday
rather peculiar case OF grand larceny came up Tor
trial, the accused being young harness maker OF
fast proclivities, named George ]. McCann ana the
victim one Michael ConrOy II appears that 1--WE or six
weeks ago Conroy, While In company with four or fl We
persons OF decidedly bad repute, had ms valuable
goid watcn and cham stolen. Subsequently young
man OF excellent character was arrested despite
his declarations 10 the contrary, the watch minus
The chain, was found on his person II,
one OF his coatiail pockets. He still
persisted that he knew nothing about IL and hIs
friends declared that be was the victim or an artfu
dodge on the part OF the real thief. This subsc.
quently proved to be the case. One Johnny Cooke
who Is admittedly hard case, was next arrested
Having the fear OF visiting his old quarters at Tren.
Ton IN MS minds eye Johnny made what purpOrtcd
TO be clear breast OF the affair. He afterwards
appeared in.the Police Court charging McCann,
VINO was OF the party on the night OF the robbery
and who suggested to the officers to search Vlicts
coat pockets, with the larceny. McCann was ar.
restcn ana, alter remaining some time In jail was
let out on $500 bail. Considerable evidence OF \
damaging character 10 the accused was taken yes.
terday, but no decision Was arrived at. This case
VIII he continued to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
A SUNDAY DaUNKEN BRAWL.

Serious ARRAY in lin lxensncl, n. ia
saloon Keeper Stabbed with an Oyster
Kniie-A Disgracefui Brawl among n
Drunken Crowd.
About four o'clock on Sunday afternoon serious
stabbng array occurred in the saloon of Michael
Curre, near the Essex street depot, In HackeDsack
n. J. There were present at the time Wm Herbert,
a young man whose family resides In Iackensack,
while he works during the week in Jersey City;
Joseph Hopson OF Paterson; Emmett Burke, OF
Paterson IA fireman the Hackensack Railr0ad):
a young man named Stagg, and the proprietor Of
tie place Currie,. All had been drinking consider
ably ana some Oh them were much under the lD1tl
ence OF liquor.
Several little quarrcls occurred between the party.
but none Of any serious extent until about four
o. clock, when III the course OF alteration
Currc picked up an oyster knife and struck at
Herbert Burke, however, lnteriered, aad between
the TWO Herbert got possession OF Ihe Anlfc akingit
away from Currie. The visitors then went outside
and the affair would undoubtedly nave ended had
not Currie followed after them ahd demanded the
knife, whereupon Herbert sprlig upon Currie and
stabbed him three times severely with the oyster
knife one cut was IN the lft breast, near the nip.
pie and one under the ,nouldef Dlade--tle latter
penetrating to The dept OF TWO inches.
The injured man e, M at once IN pool OF his own
blood 6s nd the tn araet was called rne 'S oso t
savs The cnanca or Currle's recovery are very slim
ashemorThse, Is likely TO ensue, which would doubt.
Iesa no f.,,d. Currie suffers eXcruciating agony
hreatIes 9TH difficulty and is unable 10 sleep.
Herbct, after committing the deed, ran or and
hid m IN empty passenger car, but the Others with
lin, oaw the act and, believing the assault to have
bch wholly unwarraned, ran and secured him,
ter most desperate struggle, until the arrival OF
constable William Harris and Sheriff Van Blarcom
Herbert was then safely taken TO the Ia anu
locked up. The Others who saw the TRANSACTION
We're secured as witnesses. Burke was discharged
by the railroad company soon as they heard of
the occurrence. but viii, doubtless renslate him as
soon as they learn that he Is Quilcss in the affair
Herbert Will have 10 remain in the jail unrll
the December term OF court as the Grand
Jury for this term has dissolved. He Is said TO be
good hearted man, but very passionate, and utterly
IrrespOns ble for HIS actions when excited JIe is
very soicitOus about Curiie's condition
and well h may be. for 1t only hangs upon a thread
whether he IS TO be rled for murder or simply an
"a sauit.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
PRESIDENT GRAFT.

He Leaves Long Brnuch TO COndOle With
His Bereaved Sister-A PuzzIer for the
Newark Politicians.
The Newark politicians had feast of political
greatness in their midst yesterday. There was
"HOnest" John Hill going the rounds with the
handsome George A. Halsey, his former Con-
gressiOnaI colleague; Ex-Governor Newell,
prospective Congressman from the Second New Jcr-
sey district, and, though last least Ulysses s.
Grant, President or the United States. Having
missed the ten O'Clock train from the metropolis
on the New Jersey Railroad. while en-
route TO Elizabeth to condOle with his
sister, Mrs. Able r.. COrbn, whose little daughter
died on sunday the President IN order save time
and having the fear of accidents eyes,
took passage on q Morris and Essex train and ar
rived safely in Newark about eleven O'clock
For an hour or he was driven around
the town and entertained by that pink OF
democratic nattIness ex-COngressman Nehemiah
Perry. This association was a regular puzzler for
the political quidnuncs. "Has Perry fallen from
grace? ?" quoth member OF Eye fierce democracie',
How Ia thiss is Grant going back us simulta-
neOuslyP queries an eXGrant and COlfax Legion
captain.
II appears the President came up from the Branch
In company with Mr.. Perry, and on reaching New
ark, Mr.. Perry c0urteOusly placed himself and his
carriage at the Presidents disposal. or course the
idea that SIR. Perry has any notion about the Eng.
lish mission Is simply bosh About noon the Pres-
dent proceeded TO Elizabeth His coming and gong
were probably not known for hours afterwards to a
dozen persons.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
BRITISH DEMOCRACY.
Agitation in the Cotton Districts.


The agitation for increased wages, where All al
vance has not been already gwen, seems to have
died out generally, In the face oil the dlsheartenng
prospect induced by the Franco-tierman war;
but In some places the cotton operatives
are not cOnsiderae Of anything but own inter.
ess. At the Rbbiesdae mill Ribchesler, near Pres
non, the Wrappers have struck. throwing out OF work
the whole OF the winders, and causing serious incon-
venience ana loss TO the weavers who Will also be
deprived OF work should no arrangement soon be
made At Oldham 400 weavers in tue employ OF
Messrs. Greaves ana Derkef one OF the firms VINO
declined 10 give the advance conceded by the mas.
fers generally q lew weeks ago, gave seven days
notice thai they would cease work II their wages
were not raised to the prices current before the
duC.tOn OF last year, Nhereul'on they were 'ocked
Out" by the masters On Friday evening the opera
tlves IN the employ OF Messrs Ratray and Simp-
son. HEREFORD Mills, Preston, received advance OF
ten per cent, the amount deducted from wages
at that establishment IN the spring OF 1868. The
operatives IN all branches OF the cotton trade have
just commenced movement to effect q reduction
81 the hours Of labor on Saturdays.
THIS new agltaton, Uhtcil is to be carried
simultaneously in Lancashire Yorkshire, Cheshire
ana DefDyShlre. oy tue amalgamated unions of the
lOur counties, mas Tor It's object the closing OF the
mills at twelve instead OF two O'Clock tat day.
Inc operatives argue that they still work greater
number or hours per week than any other class of
work people; that five hours close and watchful
labor from breakfast time till two O'Clock, IN q
heated atmosphere and without refreshments Is too
Much; and that the curfaument OF production that
would De consequent upon the adoption OF their
prop0sitlon would be more beneficial than otherwise
NJ the present time.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
PATTERSON MORALS.

Two boys, named William Smith and Thomas Far
rell were yesterday arrested and lodged In the Jan
at Paterson. They are bad boys-pr0fessi0ni
juvenile till.tappers and sneak thicyes-who have
their nO0,s de plume 10 deceive the ''cops,r and
IL SAID, a code Of private signals. They have sue.
cecded In escaping nom being caught In any unaw.
J act until the present tine, when they were only
arrested for dsorderly conduct, but Will be recon-
mendod for the Reform School
Barney Campbell, William Moore ana a half dozen
others, FOR being professional bnnmers and a lot III
boys Tor stealing nut were yesterday arrested and
logged IN the Paterson al. -
lot oI boys secured some horses I'm a pasipre
near Paterson on sunday afternoon and co,nmpnoed
series Of races through the crowded streets in
whtcn several OF the pedestrians narrowly escaped
iiuury. one ol the horses, belonging 10 James
Mcclure. the contractor, feil and broke his cg ara
u was yesterday found necessary TO shoot ths
animal. NV
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
LONG BRANCH.

Tine President Attending Funeral EIixa-
beth-Despairing Dulness at the HOTELS
The Season in ArticulO Mcrtis.
LONG BRANCH. Sept. s. 1870.
The President left this morning for Elizabeth to
attend the funeral Of child OF Mr.. COrbin, his
brOther-in-law. He will return tomorrow.
The high tides have subsidized ana bathing is again
admissible, though there are comparatively
but few left to ENJOY IT, Such q sudden
and decisive thinning out OF the hotels could
hardly be imagined. At some there are
hardly bakers dozen left. The season OF glorious
gayety is, indeed, ended ana everything wears q
look OF the most intensely dreary desoation.
Marius, were he here, would think he was ut the
ruins OF n second Carthage. Only three men would
be In their element here--Zimmerman, whose work
on "SOtude" has been read the world over with
whose ''Sorrows" have 80 deeply stirred every emo.
ton OF the human heart, ana the melancholy
JQQues.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
YACHTING.
The Royal Albert Yacht Club Channel Race
10 TOrQuuy.


20 TOrQuny.
The Channel race of the Royal Albert Yacht Club,
from sournsea TO Torquay, for the I25 guinea plate
proved--saysa London journal of the 28d OF Aug
ustto be OF the best and quickest run races or
the season.
The yachts engaged IN the race were started from
southsea soon afier $50 r. N. ON Friday and took
the western, or Needles passage, the starters con-
sistng OF the Flying Cloud, schooner: Murtci Hron.
deile, Fiona and Oimara, cutters. The Mnriel took
the LEAD at starting with the Flying Cloud second,
Hirondeie third, Fiona fourth and Omara ffth
Wind Me- py F., fresh. When below Ryde and
apreast oi the Priddlc Bank the Flying Cloud
housed her foretopmast. The little Muricl was now
third in the race, ana before Vie yachts passed
Cowes she was last. or Cowes the Murie set a D
topsa, the Fiona and Hirondele following suit
before getting abreast OF Yarmouth
or Yarmouth the wind was found somewhat
lighter. aud the Flying Cloud sent up her foretop.
mast ana set her foretopsai and soon afterwards
Jlb topsail. as did also the great Oinara. The Fly
look in her b opsa for short tline but very soon
mast ysail
windward of the Flying Cloud, the wind at The time
chopping round 70 tic n. w.
AL 1915 p. NJ. the two leaders were or st. Adams
Head, with The Fiona about mile astern or them
and the Hirondelle and Muricl considerable dis
iance further astern but all CLOSING up with slash.
Ing nortliwesterly breeze. The tide was now making
TO the eastward. Tue four cutters had all four and
ait sails set, including jib topsails. Hair an hour
afterwards the breeze came Out strong from the
north ana the Flying Cloud In some OF her n.y.
my Kites, Ia the form Of her b topsails and maDt0p
mastsiaysa the Shambies and Portland lights
being at the time on the starboari bow.
AT s:is T. NJ. the Flying Cloud passed the Sham.
pies iighisnIp and soon afterwards brought the two
Portland lights on with each other Wind N. n. Il.
Ing Clouds deck.
Atl:1 A. NJ. on the following Saturday morning
rocket, fired irom the mark boat OR TOrquay har-
Dor, announced The arrival OF the Drst yacht in, the
Oimara, and at l:34,s A. M. a second rocket an
nounced the arrival OF the Flying Cloud the second
boat In. but winner Of the prize the Rose aer
dish and ever
The nirondelle passed the mark boat IN u minutes
80 seconds after ihe Flying Cloud, aud the Fiona fol
lowed Tie Hirondele. The Fiona by her time allow
ance Tor difference OF tonnage, look The second prize
given by the club
The entire distance from Southsea to Torqnay, I25
nautical miles, was ruu over Ov the Fuing Cloud in
just ten hours ana three minutes.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
NEW JERSEY NEWS ITEMS.

The Hoboken public schools were reopcnet, ycsier.
day.
Ex-Governor Joel Parker heciines a nomination to
Congress from the Second district,
Ansas Fitzpatrick, of Jersey CITY, Will be proba-
bly, The nominee OF the young democracy for con.
gTess IN the Fifth district The convention Will
meet at Odd Fellows Hall, iloboken. on Friday
Thlrty-thrce prisoners were arraigne1 before the
Court VI special Sessions NJ Jersey Cty Yesterday
On Friday last the Dundee Manufacturing Com
pany purchased l2J acres, known az the NinellnI
Farm In Passaic for $IGO 600.
Another effort Will he made at the nest or
the Legislature to have q State Prison erected at
Snake Hill. The institution would be not oniv SELF
supn0ftiD. but profitable to the STATE.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
HORSE NOTES.

AT Fleetwood Park the stables are nearly filed
with fine class OF horses great many OF whom
have engagements nc the fall meetings. The grounds
are open the general public, with the exception
or the track tsef which rs Kept for the Of men-
bers exclusively.
MIR. George N. Ferguson has the following horses
in his training stabes:-Bay &c ding Kansas Chief.
bay mare Rachel, brown gelding Stanley, and
number Of other fine ones
In NJ. Roden's stables are Patchen Chief Prince,
and very fast chestnut mare.
In John Mnrphy's stables Mr.. Wallace's bay
gedng Henry bay mare Purity ana brown gelding
James II. Coleman, gray gelding Carroll bay horse
Joe Elliott, brown geldlng Robert Bonner: Mr.. IT.
wing gray GeldinY -, SOrrel gelding Income; AIR.
Feey's two-miler Lady Sears, and Hanton's brown
mare -.
In John Rogers stables are brown stallion Wilkes
Jr; Mr.. Wilkins Hambetonian stallion -, sorrel
gelding Sorre Lake and a brown fiy.
Mr.. Humphreys has Prize Fighter and Patchen
mare. which are also in training at this track.
Mr.. LOvcti has Grace Bertram aud two more very
fast and promising ones.
The track Is in fine order and on Sunday morning
large assemblage cOngregated To the horses at
their work.