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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-26
10 TiB ofl66nSl Scare. JTJi.
Torns. SEM. 2s.Midnipht. .

ANa1SSSEiF FtFft5Cfs9f5 = eiiif'e
/ No news from Paris to-day. It appears
that tie Scare iat Orleans was totally y4un!
foundedyrNO Rrusaians arc there, though
a small body Of iUhlans passed forward to
Pithiviers, twenty-five miles northeast Of
Orleans Hundreds Of people betook
themselves to flight believing large
Prussiaifi fofSe WaS niaFching 6a @6town
laft dcleneeleas. A few, Uhlans nswere en-
abled to make q large requisition without
mulestati0p o yAnpt6eF result Of the iacarC
was the meddlers cutting and destroying
Of the railway 70 protect Orleans, which,
as It now appears, was not menaced At
ALL :, aHfBfE I y t'Tt
A regiment OF 'Ti'uIvos Is now at Orleans.
Three delegates from Lyons have arrived
here 10 confer with the Minis rial Com!
miItse, The rel, aRg lstiistlll flying at
Lyonb, aRndHWillS Sfemaing until alter the
elections fdf tlieI Constituent Assembly. o Il
It repotted ;thRt BiSm&fck has issued
another circular. to- North German repre-:
sssntSt StLEe ID htf6telgl countries concerning
tie, war md Pt6s 81 peace which u "a
coUched III much milder tones than have
chaEaeteEized his documents lately, Y,ei,ss
stories Of Cert a OUT u 4f'ke En-
iHs sS6F' oWelfa b y y
| gIIISR0GEN, Sept, 22.-Afternoop!H
Two small villages between Mezieres
0nd EnfnN1 hOUA I1aay1 hrPnNi hV the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-26

The Hon. Eli Perry was nomi
mated for Congress blythe Democrats o
the Albany district, Saturday. -a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-26

4, ,TouLwas captured by the PrusSiansa at
sunset yesterday, Friday. it5att ,taf' 81 2 (
The French tortiacationi Of Toul, a few
miles west Of Nancy was captured BY the
!PrussiaqS 2 at Ibutlset, yesterday, Friday.
The story ;of It's surrender, uncondition-
ally, on edneSdayi last, which was re-
turned to usffom New York, was utterly
without found datlon.. @.g''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-26

Tours announces that the disturbances in
Paris, particularly at night, is is'fermented
partly by robbers and murdererS and
partly by hostile emissaties. There has
been no attack on houses and hotels par
ticularly in Champs Elysees, but Genefal
Trochu Is adopting very severe measures,
and will doubtless repress them. 7't'to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

THE CONTEMPLATED DESTRUCTION OF WASH
INGTON- SQUARE.
TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Have the people no privileges left
Permit all old citizen to offer protest against the desc
Grafton and destruction Of the useful the heahu the
beautiful Washing ton-square Through the daily press
the public is informed of improvements to be made in
the several public parks Referring to Washington
square, the information is that it, when finished will
disclose the most important Improvements OF any now
ing and cutting LaureDss through the center OF the
block between Thompson and Woostersts 1t Is decided
cut through the center Of the adjacent block between
Thompson and Macdougasts., and connect Sull1vaist
from Amtyst with Fourth-s and by two curved lines
the square, connect Laurens and sulliyansts Win
the Fifth-ave which with third section or cut Directly
across the park from Th0mpsonst Will connect these
three streets in one common Outlet-the F1fth-ave
viii be great relief to traffic without affecting the
am Impressed with the idea that logic is re-
quired than is possessed by the Commissioners 10 Prove
that cutting three streets through this charming retreat
will produce important improyements-saye 10 tnose III
dvidually interested l most emphatlcally aehy o ta
by opening the above named three streets uroug1
Washington Park To form common outlet INTO anu
through ffthaye. There is traflic OF Importance
through these streets. Fish carts, pedders wagons
grocers milk, and butchers carts with an occasional
express wagon doctors gig form the prncpa Iinc
This OF ~ acres, in the midst OF denSey poPut
lated city, is piSSe Parade Ground
originally given to the city under peculiar clream t
and the municipal representatives nave no rgh
without unanimous of the people to disturb It,
Fo 40 wears the children of two generations have found
this place playground. After the seyerest and most
prolonged storms in less than two hours the sandy
soil absorbs all the moisture so that the place Is III Ior
promenadng by the most delc tey constituted persons
and is especially suited for children and for nyalds
Around this square epidemcs no Asatc cholera no
chs and fever Ia shown Themselves and during
the years have had the privilege OF living opposite
this park the deaths have BEEN with only one OF TWO
cepons from old age The ultimate object OF the Goths
and Vandals, whose preliminary Intentions have been
Described is to construct road tracks through
the park and thence through the Ffhave Thus under
the plea improvements, are our HOUSES
over our heads and breathing places plOwed from
beneath feet destroying the green spots that might
preserve the memory Of our childhood ana the hea OF
children. A c. C., NJ d.
Ket York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

games OF the various CaledOnan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p
per Canada have going without during
tho past two weeks.
The Crescent Baseball Club OF st. joan 5,
Province Of Quebec, to play match WIFI ,no
New-York KnckerbOckers. This week the ioImeI S
added to their triumphs victory over the Rough anu
Ready Club OF Chazy. &,
The quarrel between the Shamrock ana
Montreal lacrosse Clubs is likely TO terminate IA te
withdrawal OF large number Of the Canadian cuDs
the Convention, and appeal TO the sporting press
declare the shamrock Club champions.
Robert Berry of Toronto, the celebrated
Canadian colored oarsman has determined u enter 1
the Lacine Regatta. This extraordinary souer rows
unique STYLE appearing TO jerk his craft over t1e
skill lie has rarely been beaten In the local matches IN
which he has taken part.
Rife matches are taking place all over
Canada During the past week the annual prize meet
ings OF the Montreal Garrison Artillery the London
Rifle Association, and the Metropolitan (0ttawal Rifle
Associations have Off successfully The average
przescOres are above the usual figure OF excellence and
show great Improvement IL skill in the OF tho rife.
The Fall racing campaign in Canada will be
unusually brilliant. Several American horses have
rived and many expected. The following
the fxtures Frelighsbury. and 2; Kingston, and q
Three Rivers, and u Guelph and 0; Waterloo l3 and
IA; Simcoe and %; Gait 81 and % Listowe n and
23 Ingersoll oct and 8; Aurora, u and 49, Quebec
Ottawa London st. Hyacinthe, and Hamilton are not
vet fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

EDUcATIONAL.-Amongth those who are as busy
as bees just now, the educational publishers may be
counted Hundreds and thousands OF spoilers, readers,
Biographies arithmetics etc, being shipped to all
parts Union, ready for the opening OF the Fail
schools II one desires to see the magnitude OF tbs
business should step into OF the great houses en-
gagged in ito Iyson, Brakeman, Taylor Co.'s new and
beautiful store in Grand st. for instance This house
order this for about three hnndre9
thousand uOines Of their own publications II Is graft
fyng to observe the perfection to which this nrrn mas
attained the manufacture OF schOOlbOOks az also The
merted success Of their books for they probably he
most widely used OF any similar publications issued in
this country. How familiar the names: sanders
Union Readers" "Robiason's Matheniaties,p kerEs
Grammars," Webster's Dictionaries" "Gray's BOta.
MES" "Spencerian Copy Books!" All arc standard and
unsurpassed, and deseryedy stand IN the front rank.
This firm announces a work, entitled Literature OF
the English Language comprising representative selec-
tiOIs from the best authors also lists OF cOntemporanc
writers and their principal works by f. Hunt A. NJ.
Principal OF the Girls High and Normal School, Boston.
This will be a valuable work for semnaries. They have
also in press work which will undoubtedly be well re-
ceived viz: School History OF the United states
by VIM. SwntOn, Professor OF History in the Uni
versty Of California, and late OF The Neo York Itos
IN. Y. independent, Aug IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

sun. relate TO those who complain OF ANAL MAJ
ters such there is too much sacratus IN the the
what we had 10 10 through, ald thereby te"o" W ~
what liberty costs. -, - ,,nd houses
Such are some OF our pasmes, while we st nam from
and endure innumerahlc yeNatOns many "a r;t s,cody
heather cattle; nor does night end them pu. e a. Miles
perseverance and II necessary, WIN s 30 sbaI i'm no
Standsh and his followers posses a. Nv abors OF the
distant future lie able go forward III n re and 70 see
,aricn and 6ed uninterrupted. and IN ne cn ,aaSure
nrnle cranes hang on the trcis Ono ot"' w. C,lon,
80, nj enc H. in our Sunday meetings, ~ M
II 'o-o. a. diicd 10 overlooking; bh INC httc .i
drc, and their pleased mothers nave seas ~ - 20
Ieee OF The congregation tbe Len.n Of seyeral
o W. have had sermons by ministers Oh seNeIai
lineq otions who came to see what the chance was;
, m r have ministers Of our own, the opinion tnus
raj n Is better 10 trust to native swords ana
lal - '"r hanks Onr music might be better,
n9d the choir which was organized early Is
CRYING 20 make II So SUI, we nave
seYerai good voices which elsewhere would DC called
sso ss0 and 81 200 ones and, with the help OF cabinet
organ which Is well handled, have music which, I'M
scarcely more than 30 days ago the antelope was no
strange sight the ground where the choir now sings
and across this very ground too ran the trail OF the
savage his journeys from the Republican 70 tine head
OF the North Platte, with his ponies, lodges ana
dusty wives; but now instead, men and women nave
come from many States to seek homes where the dram
shop aud the gambling saloon are never 10 De Seen ana
where each man to be the of the soil that ne
tlls and to whom rent day shall never come As the
sorrows and yet in whom faith has triumphed listens 10
the steriOus harmony much OF the past seems 10 come
back and the Judea of old with Its grand characters 10
draw near while the future, although DOrdereu W
grave, rises bright rainbow Tor IL Is reneceu
upon falling tears. NJ u NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
AQUATIC.
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE-ARRIvAL OF
THE ST. JOHN CREW.

THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE-ARRIvAL OF
THE ST. JOHN CREW.
MONTREAL, Aug 27.-The celebrated Paris"
crew arrived from st. John yesterday in special car
After brcakfastng they went TO Lachine, where their
house ready for them. They spent the day In UNI
packing and resting In the evening all but Fulton who
has slight cold went up TO the Tyne men row, and
cheered them heartily from the bank Of the river.
The ST. John have pulled together Tor about nve
years. After winning some local races, Sherln Harding
took them home TO Paris where at the regatta on the
Seine the occasion Of the Exposition they Non two
races with ridiculous In 1868 they beat the al
Springfield in match for 5000 and the championship OF
America six miles, winning easily. They nave IN all,
won 10 races, and have suffered no defeat
Robert Fulton stroke stands feet Is 70 years OF age
and weighs l6S pounds. He Is swarthy, Droadshoud-
cred chested man, tough and stout as can be
imagined Elijah Ross No. g. Is feet ii, weight loo age
o. He is a dark handsome man, stoutly bullt, and
especially welldeveloped in the arms ana shoulders
Samuel Hutton No g. Ia Is years old, stands rect ~
weighs 1888 He is OF dark complexion dark eyes, and
brown hair stouy built about the upper Works' ana
ouck and nervous his movements George fr1ce DOW,
is 80 years DID, stands feet TO- weighs l He Is Light
phegmatic, with stern, Determined look
which promises a close Ross IL lighthouse
KEEPER the fishermen. and IN the winter give
their attention 10 shp-carpentering, &c. -,
the two crews compare as follows In age, hight, and
obi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
CANADIAN spnRrINc Nnrr

18th. ' f " W.
Toronto Cricket Club beat London in one
days match by los to 81.
The London Cricket Clnb has beaten the
Hamilton Cricket Club by six wiekets. Play poor
Ihe hrst annual meeting of the Ottawa Turf
10th inst. f 90
the Hon John CARING has been eleeted of the
London tOnt.J Rowing Club.
o.. Mr.: Coehrane, the celebrated gentleman
OF imported blood stock from Great Britain
Inc Mutual Base Ball Club of Hamilton re-
esNe oas Seatng Tor the championship of Ontario at
tne nanos o. tne Guelph Club, champions who scored
In baseball match for the championship
o CanadA sna silver ball. between the Maple Leaf Club
9r o1eiph Wnsmplons) and Young Canadian Club OF
Mr.: Donald Dinnie, champion athlete of Scot
sna mas been STARRING II throughout Canada. Scottish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
SECOND DAY OF THE NIAGARA SUMNER RACES


HE
SECOND DAY OF THE NIAGARA SUMMER RACES
RAIN.
NIAGARA, Aug. 27.-Tbe second days racing
over the Royal Niagara Course to-day came off under
favorable auspices IL rnned heavily that the track
WAS guag1nre and the first not started till
4so The racing good. the slash
ing son OF Jack the Barber made his debit timber
and won good race jumping well and running rapidly
over the fat. In the handicap, Mohawk, under the
steader OF 1903 pounds, proved himself too good for
Nette and gave Col Adams three pounds, two years,
never leaving the ise in doubt Considering
the attendance was GOOD ana me letting heavy Inc
American visitors went home much richer than they
HURDLE R.oE-s go second two miles, eight hurdles
W Wis, sSSs. ssa IL Z'i i'' n
a smiths en- M Shin dse Moon.tOne) years 40 d..
GraDd' h. Raven 'gr6 hs sc 9 30 ''''''''''''''
Betting 500 B'fsbOne' S'i shr' s'Oi ''ekon-the
Raven made play Barebones and shira close up, Jack
last TSey ESR AZ the nth hurdle Jack took third
place and the backstretch laid alongside Barebones
his rider jack then assumed the lead Barebones at his
rs The sp PSr speed Of ts las!
told and, drawing away, be won by TWO lengths easily
shirs poor third.
NIAGARA HNspclp-saooi $50 70 seconds heats, II miles
Rs5. 4: siais. : 1
Whites m Neite sgsi us % aai; s.a3
Bettine-Mobs-k silO Ee:ie, s95 Col Adams, so.
First Heat-Col Adams rushed away, the colt second
and the mare trailing The Colonel led by six lengths at
the half mile and eight at the head OF the stretch Here
the colt made his run but, coming little too Late,
Adams maintained his advantage and won, after good
race by hafengh; Nettie who had not tried for the
heat, last. -. -, -.
Second Heat-Nettie broke away at a much improved
mace Mohawk couple of lengths away, the Colonel who
could MT live at the gait last Nette led all the way
round 10 the distance when Mohawk came with rush.
and won by a short length; bad third. .
Third Heat-Mohawk favorite at to l. He made all
the running, headed, and won easily by two
lengths Nettie second; poor third.
TRorTSe 80 $50 70 seond mile heats three In I'VE, 70
harness for all that beat2:b
g. b.. b. tiep. Love. l
Thomas b. m. Fearless
L. JGmess CHI Msieppa
TIme-2+li; 2:4l; 2:4li
Gen Love the favorite Mazeppa also being backed
The General gave them chance led all the way,
and won three straight heats Fearless trotted well,
but could not foot IL with the winner and Mazeppa was
IA Tightly az ever. The horses made noheat 1t was
quite dark when the racing ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

which he Wished 10 make some money, and IA
seems the understanding was that his brother
10 furnah all tho money necessary.
The application for tAc arrest ~ Wsllaee Gedney and
Carr made before Justice Barnard and the appica
ton granted Judge Barnard said he was sure that
Carr and Gedney were innocent although the law might
hold them technically guilty. But II the defendants be.
came satisfied that he JGdge Barnard) was mistaken
In his opinion, they might at once move 20 have ths
order Of arrest vacated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. SEP. 3.

SATURDAY. SEPT. B.
Mails for Europe via and LIVERPOOL per steamship
Pier No IS n K. coeat thu PostOhcs al 10
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only nide up at Pier No
n. n. and at IL rs O'Clock m.
Mails Tor France Havre, per steamship Prere
rom close the Post Office at No supple
uent.ry Mail -
SUNDAY, SEPT T.
to-day IL O'Clock The PosOnee from
9 a. N II a.
MONDAY s.
Mails Aspnwa Panama and the South Pacific and Central AVER
steamship Queen from Pier No " n r. c0e
the Post Office at 1850 m. Steamship sails a. u ID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
NEW.YORKERs IN PARIS.

The fOllowing-named New Workers were
registered at the office of Bowes Bros Co for the week
ending Aug. l6: N,
Richard b Kimbsl Miss E. NJ Kmbs James A. Balm, Mrs Fre
Wright Nellie Wright, George H. Jone Roger M
Douglas Merritt and family, Mrs Baldwin MIS- baiNs
Ms VIM H. Harrison r. Jackson, Mn. sAmae sinclair, kate
Sinclair r. BABY wife and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Thomas ker
Chaes Mlbauk r. Milsnk Geo II. Brahury, bdse H.
Bungme and Mrs James Henderson Bdwsrd Bnght ani family
Miss Singer We'd w. llsrke and family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
THE WALLACE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

This Company, like many Others, has got
into Court The special occasion is suit entitled "Do
ian agt. Wallace Improvement Company" brought by
plaintiff against the Company 500 obtained
from him. as he alleges by false representations Cow
Carr, President the Company and Frederick
g.. GedDey, Secretary and stakeholder, gave wallace
authority " Use their Wallace had patent, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
THE CENTRAL BANK FAILURE.

The depositors of the Central Bank OF
Brooklyn held second meeting yesterday morning "a
Messrs Cole Murphy's auction rooms, Mr. WIN. Cole in
the chair Mr. Place. OF the Committee appointed to ascer
tain the condition Of the banks AFFAIR." the follow.
ing report
That on the 18th n Auus, o7r committee called b.t and hi
vita NJ spade ae Receiver Ne gas Engaged prrpsr
We we're trsai uit oae By spsder and 1acs,n
answered From such Interviews and examination We obtained the &
lowing
There Is due depodtOrs including oil Who claim that
OF %ieS The CIV Treasurer has in slss
Couuy Treasures Deposit '.'''. %,sS
Gaa sl. s,'; :ss JS 6i STATE, has .pec, deposit
ls aSns :. p PfSIt' DEPOSIT. .iiico, ae.
6fbe above named deposits d. are on interest srpt Usi
President seI i wa; 70 e i s ne 0,ai s - =.
also The President Of his Che PIc'denf nV prop
er r SD sis s nd a ar. so secured BY D. from w.
Pyu securities belonging the bsna Of at least s value
There these liabilities the following
Lease yslt and fixtures.
Available secnetes TO-
Cash hand. uVD
s00
which nay added upon shares Of stock
boilers who responsible iI'"
so2so
County sssEsr amounting least $1,000 Will make an 'ssr
Your Committee then compared this With tia. 70 aoi
S1 q @ R S ban. S s a. q Sg e .se s
the immense Increase the Of dp between the 6h Of Jy
AMI the LIST Of August when the bank stopped payment
The July published THAI
o q o
failed $355 900; making Of Sl8l ll8 ~.
To this inquiry Mr. Spr replied that the Of the Jay
had his the Of
which oyerira deducted from the actual Of deposits thai
time leaving published balance Of tepod All sbh
Is respectfully submitted ~ o. PLAcs,
WV.
J. n. HAvEss
Mr. Place further stated that the real estate conveyed
to the bank by Mr. Pruyn estimated by the receiver
to be worth 100000 and that the lease vault and DIX
lures were worth about 10000; that the available
rites valued by the committee at 100000; and that
he had told that the amount OF cash on deposit In
the Trust Company had increased 10 between $1,000 and
$4,000 The gross amount Of Liabilities $4,000, and
the amount OF about S62,J0o or about $500
more than the liabilities.
The report prepared by the bank 10 be sworn N as tho
report required by order Of the Court is follows
Entire liabilities by the bank -
Entire assets which good SsS
Douhtfu S7'r"'
liabilities and the assets that are
considered good Is
motion Of Mr. Place. the receiver was requested NOT
permit the publication OF the names OF debtors ~ e
bank the amount of their indebtedness when con-
sstent with his duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
PISSENGERS hRRIYED.

FROM SAvANNAH-Tn steamship Leo Sept al L. Hceomhe
W. Mrs G. Beasey, Mrs c. C. Gren Croun " Yves
J. NJ. Carr Geo T. Anderson Jas Russell VIM Moore Capt
+. Pesrce, A. NJ SAWYER endey, j. g. Pitnsn Nelson
Neussdt j. Yoe H. Blkan j. j. Hannah W. y Chester Jas M
W. Mss MARY Treanor Hon W. schley Mrs r H. Laird
children Thompson Drown H. b. Crosby b. NcLsann
Mrs. Conu and child Miss Cronin. Mrs H. Devany Dr. Fish
Fish Dr. W. ~ King and wife Mrs Mary H. King Mrs. A. Bois
Mr. Mathew and wife and in the steerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
Religions Notices.

Aen-s W. n. Church. between Rvsyor sbi priaacty
Res WM Nc ALilsrER. paor will preach lOi ssi p O.
saadss School ~ D. loong fep~s Palsr messing
at O'Clock seats free. Strangers aud others cordially H'
Al the south Baptist Church SUNDAY sept pscsehns
BY the Pastor, r. IT, STkSENs Ia, u . toasoe"s
service al O'Clock ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBW-YORK..


PORT OF NBw-Y0RH. ........ ........,. ...,.sePt
CLEARED.
steam.hips-Hoad Thomas Liverpool City Of Pare MrchousN
Liverpool; Columbia Havana; Chester Jones Philadelphia
: ni~as Br,ne Philadelphia 0car0.s RssRes Baltimore;
Sarah ZONES, PIN, ::s,-h. F.hE P---- PhiladelPhs.
ship-Ro6n,On casoe. Mcleod Lcudon ,,,.,.., p. nj,
Barks-Iighland Mary Churchill Bremen Hheaahd bgrsy bs'
,more Lough POs Morton PAite S'etan;
BnssIoass Evans Falmouth Oriers Williams. Moa
rows and market Maa Bsy G. B. Fortuna Boris r,
9pSO Shasta S W1 L sSco Ro.S.x Sylvester
H. V. Crsndsn Petiis Windsor 8 Lime H. h~os Liant 0~'
Vincent Wallace Allen Jaene Star Crowel Boston;
Platter Bzan Wilmington, Del sunnysce Parsons ehisond,
Va VIM Mingum, CHASE New Beodi 3 T. uolwn "hefosy'
stamford
Steamship India, Munroc Glasgow Aug y, mtse and pass
Steamship Virgin, shep arl Mlmin ytOn and AeHa1dra
Steamship Leo Dearborn. savannah. n.ise. and
Bark r. X welIen Welisu Perth Amboy ballast
Brig H. H. Seiyr shea MinEalls via New Lol'ou, sugar
scHooSsRs-RIvsK Ayp co,srvtsE
W. D. b. Amboy Harry Mel, Nesbrs
J K Munirl Georges Bank, Geo. Washington. St,miort
Mihquas. Providence. Alice seran'on rortisnd "
y a smith Eilab.hpor. Back Diamond. Ruzalehport.
NJ A PFstlmore hi nsheth ort II. Lewis, BhIabsthpOr
o. G. Acken, EliyAbethpoTt MeiceI. EliEAhehport.
NJ. sterling Elnbethpor Henrietta bhtaheshpor
Msry lice Elnheihpon Helm Barnes Fsl Rvee
A. Beery Providence }. Truer Providence
A " Bergen, Port Jefferson. sarah Jane NewPSrt
Maria. Westerly. = sesev, Nes -lisNea
Dr. Frankln Norwich Aida, PrOyfene-.
". &. AiNaer New.Hsver. A. J. Ral nor Boston
Henry Teoker Se~-iisten u T. sl', FroSlsenee.
" !. Camp Albany Phil ihendau Pail River.
wiND-sGusst, light s. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS sept 2-Ayd steamships Leopard and saEoa from Pbta
delphia brig Redows Sate, Rosario.
MEMORANDA.
tom s.Se ., the south & y YsStSsst STATE hs size h.. d
Gibbs and fos. her hVndei hh of bsvs
built Kennebunk. Ne IA ls BosOu
DISASTER.
American lrs Ausoe aud The MsIcaa Sr sasrSa % asss
shout Aug 20 10 a h-s'Y sslr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

same crevs pulled race Wednesday last at heaLy
which resuted In the defeat OF the Nassau roworr he
Mutual crew Will row in the annual Eegstts o, me aua
san u,ateur Rowing Association on Monday next.