The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Average 30X years, rage weight, l5ls< pounds
aaI so. BIaLis CREW. or NEW YORK. 9-ianls
IN Wednesday morning, at elght ociOck, the Blglin
crew, OF New York. VINO dld SO exceeuingiy Well IL
the late Halifax regatta, arrived III Saratoga and
Without deay were transferred tO tneir trannx
quarterA hyers' Cedar DuH doLe on the east SIDE
0i the iake, aud spot 80 fnl. OF cnarnIng views
That Nature In many iOrnls outlines aud colors,
seems here 70 have surpa herself From the bold
Duh al the back Oi ,he nOuse. alongside Of winch Is
nower garden teemlng with rich uxurlalce, there
are si2hIs tnat make the most insensibie to sucn
beauties pause and LOOK with rap,urOus ueiigaL
Here the wide expanse OF the Ia full slgnl,
while on tue left Snake Hlli massive with wood
and brush. stan0s out In bold relief with sunlight
and stiiiness spreading coloI over the silver mirror
. VI the waters beneath you. know OF nothing tlat
can sorpass the marvellous picture. Here the New
YORK Do,s are ling their work well, ana IL tils
writing are ~ pretty lair lx, although zen days OF
tend W such Result IL professional oarsnien ever
meant ousincss ever intended to tleir duly man.
iuiIy and noDiy, these are The men. = l.
'.They ddn I treat right at halifax aud dom T.
put II too rough when say they roDDeo US oit or
speaks with 50 mncn earnestness shat 1 AIN COM
"For three weeks only we had been together
the way through we are SATISFIED wltn our recorL.n
And such Is th. case. New York is SATISFIED with
Their record, and II mistake not the country will
lie proud OF their work Tomorrow. VINO hasn't
hear heard 9th Of the Biglin boys. aad Co.ter anu kaye,
known 10 pull ALI oar as wei the best, and when
defeated IN nome matches the Bghus nave oeen
compeiieu 10 attribute II, on more than one occa-
sion, TO want oi con diton Rather tan LACK or ability
and skill.
WHAT THEE ARE.
Tney were eating supper when FIRST saw the n
and Barney and JONI were delighted a5 ,hildi en- to
shake my hand and talk about the Oiu town: Ivr
though awAy IRON home but o short tine, It has
been productive OF many experiences, and 1t seems
" them Six months. Toast and tea, Old Tread and
cold meats were all these hardy men would eat aid
though they had Just returned from An ilour stlfi
pulling. they were as fresh daisies.
Barney Dgin pulls the bow oar and directs the
course OF the boat He is thirty years OLD ana the
OF ail mas companions. StEce 1850 ne mas had
q capital record ana participated In many races
WHY, muscu ar, large bone and spare OF Gesl ne
eau pull IN stern chase wen as when victory
lies within his grasp. He is wns n one pound or
his working weight, and q To-. ntO his eve Is
enough TO satisfy judge Of his magnificent condl-
tiOn. ~ f'
No 2 is joseph Kaye, the smallest man OF the
crew. but, IKE that "Doss OF them all the late
Walter Brown, Is very deceiving In appear ance,
stnpping an aihieto. He Il bat twenty-five years
Old, ami, without hn gators. nve feet seven inches
In nelgnt- liff.- "a IL t ~ .nef Hs
John A. Biglin, No. g. Is well known to every man
and boy 10 America that loves spruce oar. more
quiet face than his In rep0so never saw but one
more determined when required l never want to
see. Johnny IL but twenty years Of age, and
yet for years has made MS marx whenever ne has
taken part In aquatic contests. Like barney, he
has back and shoulders, IONS and hard spinal
column stat VIII pull MIN through any dnlcully
Aenu Coulter, pHoke osr of tne crew. v the