The New York herald., 1870-04-27
WEDNESDAY ls7oQUADRUPLE SHEET

piece valued at forty dellars. Sevent en- foox work
inr . ats wa DO emplo 'ed. otner cxait ne aquatc
retu o M. David Banss IT, u the love Of his early
years HIS absence IA a rover IL keenly elt BY the
The proposed rar, with
rnE MIDsuIPMEN AT ANNAPOLIS
has drawn out good dt.l 0f common. UorresrOnd-
encc has pas Q between the Naya A iademy an the
alana G ub, and the midshi )men have incd tlle
2oth Of May as their day ras date the Atlianas 9
un tDle to accept because they have begun uric-
ticc and would nave 10 build Il naw bolL on the
other hand, u nsla for the mdshlpmen to
sal On their ann q cri iise bY the lOtl oI june
aud the long and tedious exam nation beginning on
the 20 II II Nay II not closed until thai day Il would
De Almost impossible to give the Aalanlas the pro-
per attention during the examination that could be
rendered under other circlms aaces Yet mlr,d
Porter could arrange ma't,rs 10 acconInodate the
tween the Oldest club OF the Union and the young,
fresh and vigorous blood Of our American mlshp-
men men would be 2 contest worthy q the oar. Let
+ designed 70 DO over cons, Of ,aree miles IN An-
aaolis Roads. Tais arm v the Chesapeake ofrsrs
a delightful place for rowing. Tie scenery
is speadd and oil the surroundings con-
venlent and pleasant The entire shore VI the
Naval Academy grounds y lined with nne
adapted To purpose, and the facilities for Visitors
and spectators ars almost boun Hess. The Ataantas
midshipmen TO sen an INN idlie despaich to the
Allanas an settle the ir iinln RES ut once, for
no ims M = 70 De % lost, The Ar1an ~ must have 2
the midshipm n would he accepted save as to date.
BY all means et them DIR no obstacle TO rlcs.
Those VINO know the maisAipm ms style OF rowing,
Their o iacity and pluck, will take large stock in
their succ
The O. between the Quaker Cities and the mid
shipmel mes or on the 2Jth Of May, OF Auna-
polls.
THE HUDSON AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION.
Flrst Vice President. ...Tim Shea
Second Vice Pr sidenl &c ofge J. Watt.
REC. and Cor Seer ,ary. -. George w. For meyer.
Treas ur 5r... .fneo. M. Tuthlll.
DELEGATES.
Ataiaata Club-Ru sell wihers N. D.; j. W. Ed
Atlantic Ciuo-rheo. NJ Tuthiu Joseph RUSSELL
Gui,cs Ciuo.-Tim Shea, VIM H. Spear, Edward
II. Colin.
Wapertev C1uo.-George W. Fortmeyer, Benjamin
CDlu,a6ia Oiub-Alex. W. shaier, H. G. uashagen
john Z. Nell
Mtual Clu0.--J. H. Girvin, A. G. Graves. Jr., j. A.
Shauu;k ft#
Hudson Cluo-E. O. Neil'on, d. II. Gregory. r. A.
Smith
pesper, Czuo,-Tnomas Fearon. George. J. Watt.
La faoorata Cluo.-Glrrets S. Campbell. s. r.
Cumming, II. IL. Zabr,skie
CON ilTrEEs.
Elecutlve.-E. G. Nelsou IL. G. Hashagen Joseph
Rus ell Georga 70 tmey T Wina Il Spear.
r ssel Wtlers, NJ. d.. Joseph isseli. george Cour-
voi.ier, Edwarl II Colin. J. T. Dymock.
ms soc at on /, Iour years old and comprises
ID stroag or9aphat OF. ad IT. Noice lov rms row.
ing, in The alaear nsc, tn oighout the country.
lho SSN'iui Nl'o' WoiO oiea.i"eu u iOoOwos--
May lo4o
AiintC Julc o. 1905
9utck.... ..June 0, 1859
Waverley j lne % 1859
Columbia. March, 1851
hu tsoH. JHudiy, 1900
Mutua. August To- 1868
Pilisade. November, 1886
Vespers
La Fav0rta
The records OF all these clubs are brilliant but
none more so than the history OF the Atalanta,
which for twenty-five years has borne the palm Be-
sides these there are private cubs-the Nassau, Ex-
celsior Alcyone, Oneida, Neptune, Naiad--at
different points about New York ana New Jersey
MaleTS.
The Nautilus Is new club under the presidency OF
Mi. Richard Neville, and from the character of its
beef and muscle there are those who believe II will
make the fastest time on record and not on paper.
Wlth these auSpIClOuS OmenS q Ia In