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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
RIVER REPORTS p. n.
Below high water mark Of 1871
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, March S, 1876.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City Of Merida, Reynolds, for New YORK
via Tampico Tuxpan, Vera Cruz, Cahpeacne'
ProgressO and Havana
British steamship Memphis, Mellon, LOT Liverpool
Steamship Lizzie Felsher. for pensacola
Norwegian bark Pres dent Daae, olsen tor hOuen
British bark Charlotte, WHIT atom, for Liverpool
Bark Reunion, Emerson, for GenOa
German brig Activ Liudeman, for Bordeaux
Schooner q W Dill, Walker, for Tampa Bay and
Schooner Wills Wills Shepherd, Reeves for Yarmouth
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British schooner Constance, Briggs. 9 days from
Honduras, to K Morgan-2d district PIT
Schooner Witch Hazel, springer. from Wink RIVER
to r J Wenberg-POint
STEAMBOAT.
James Howard. Pegram. from St Louis
Assumption. Dalferes, from Lsf0urche
Ori0le, Carrick. from Lower Coast
JFF raser. Canton from Lower Coast
Alice Porter from Amite river-New basln
Marie Wilson, from CovingtOn
RT Bryarly Scovell, from Jefferson
W Behan Wilkinson. from Mlnden
EXPORTS.
ROURN-Bark Pre- ,ideut Daae-l2s1 bales cottor
| LIVERPOOL--Bark ChaElOtte--zl60O bushe1
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Willis Shepherd-als
GRNOA~Bark Reuuion-942 bales cotton hid
tobacco 800 bbls oil 400 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

BUSINESS CHANGES.

COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED
u have thus day entered into . cOpartpership
under the firm name of SELLE MALOCHER, for
the purpose OF conducting the Auction and Gen.
ara Real Estate business Office No. so Royal street.
ARMAND SELLB,
fe5 I'm PIERRE MALOCHBE.
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Remalnlng b thO New Orleans Poseo1loo
March 5, 1876.
Office hours ON Sundays from 10 A. n. to 10 N.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" and give date.
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Ulrich Franz Jos White Geo "a
Van Wren " Willis
Vincent Mr. Wright &c
Vairin Frauc0is White Return 81
Van Arnum H Wiol Bmiue
vernonJJ Wise George
V0kfO LoYOv WillisJW
vaudegrihR Windy ynnious
Vote Sam Winter
veazie Benz @ Whitehead W
volker VIM Wilson D H
Watkins John Wilke julius
Watterly, Robinson L Co White Thomas
Waterman WD Worms
Walders Henry Woodruff DC
Waita CO Woodham LII
Was son David WOodsOn Marshall
Watkins Leon Wood Sweat
Walker H C Williams W Chew
WsgnerPA Williams Richard
Way melt williams Marshall
Watkins n Williams James
Walsh II Williams P
Walker Geo Williams ID W
Weber Henry Williams Frank
Wheeler B Hon Witliams T F
Webb Edmond Yarbrough rs
Welsh Mike Yaiinger
Weeks HA thinner Jacob
Willis VIM Z.lnicker 8
Whiteman Jos
MISCELLANEOUS.
Agent Home Insurance Company. Of New York
Z gle Soap Factory
Boys P0ydras Asylum1
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand and on shiphosrd. ......... 3s9. o:
Stock ON hand same time last wear. ........ 2i7 @

Stuck hand and 0htphc0r0. jS90S0,
Stock on hand came time last year.. 2i2i3
Toda,'s exports embraced 5000 bales to Liver.
pool 1851 to Rouen, 942 to Genoa, and 1912 to Vera
Cruz.
against 4O26 on last Saturday, aud 643 last vear.
mskng An aggreg ate since August 81 of l,l58 100
bales, against s6464s last year-increa'e z94oSl
bales.
a $50 s1e ba pSs.S against asS last week ana ss
last year and ID, since August 81 s.asS ss4 bales
'"f Exports Yesterday to Great Britain 1854 bales,
against $3.50 last week and 26o4 last year, and to
the continent s6lo bales against 1881 last week and
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to u NJ,
1856 bales, against 1885, 1886 last week and ''os4S
'A TOiBACco-we did not hear of transaction to.
day The amount on sale is now f estimated at $3.50
at So acc good at 6h07hc; low leaf at a09c;
medium at ss 0lokc; good st 1lk 0l2kc; fine at
ls0l6c. Received since last eve ming LIZ hhds ex.
| ported hhds to Genoa and 226 TO Bordeaux Stock
on hand by our running sta 'emenr 44O9 hhds.
The Louisville Courier Journal. or THURSDAY
| puts down the months sales at 5l25 hhds. and re-
| potts an advance of hdlc in new tobacco for the
FnkIGHrS-A ship was taken up for Malaga at
lie for cotton: one la d on for Russia at I'D and
consignment of one for Liverpool given at .l6d.
Rates are hardening. and We slightly advance our
sail rate for Liverpool We quote as 'ollows
ps e sc
to Philadelphia and Baltimore. via New York 70 ac;
10 New York 9l6c; sugar to New York % 81 u hid;
| moasses 81 y Dbl; rice Coo y Dbl.
By Cotton to LvsrP1ol l ssi n%a 70 HAVE
| Boston and Providence Sc corn to Liverpool l0d.
SUGAR Received this morning $50 bids; The
plies all sold at about previous prices 81 dSc for
Inferior So 06hc for common; So $3.50 for fair;
"a. 07c for gOod fair 7Ac for fully fair: 71sc for
prime; 7ss07ac for choice; 6408kc for seconds;
IS, 0sc fol- yellow clarified; 81 09tc for of white
| clarified and go 0l0c for white clarified.
MOLASSES-Rscevedt this morning 466 bbls. The
market is quiet, but STEADY. the supplies sell
| ling slowly 1T 2O03Oc for inferior ferment-
lug 3o035c for common fermenting; 3s 042c TOR
prime fermenting 46047c for strictly prime fer +.
mentn 44d45c for primo reboiled 400 for strictly
prime reboiled, and SEC for choice reboiled.
FL0UR-Cou,inues 10 good local demand 9ni nno
with an upward tendency. The stock Of strictly
| choice is nearly exhausted and this doscrptlnL
| is most called for. 1900 bbs sold, OF which q
double extra q: % So Is 10y treble sats,
| S5 70; 100 aud 100 choice treble extra et &c. 81
at es l2h; So so and 50 at % Is; 200 choice OK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
LADIES, LIST.

Kline Maba,a Miss
Langdan M Miss
Laxniel Z Mics
LanpfOne g H Mrs
Labelle Mary Mrs.
Lake Richard Mrs
Lyman d A 3 Miss
Lxngston L NJ Mrs
Luois Nary
Lynch Johanna
Lont.er 3 Mrs
MOntt n L Mrs
Marks n Mrs
Mirot J D Mrs
Murity II Mre
Mcpherson NJ s Mrs
McGieire II Miss
McClelenet G Mrs
Nicols G NJ Miss
Noble Ada Miss
Olivier Lu0se Miss
Orene F G Mrs
Peterson & n Mrs
Premier Barbara Miss
Picard A Mira
Poole J 7 Mrs
Phillips Albertine Miss
Randolph L Miss
Renolds Lizzie Miss
Reed II W Mrs
Richardson L Mrs
RicI ardson E Miss
Roberts Maggie Miss
Ross Matille Miss
Ripley Fannie Mrs
Ripple Mise
Serrtell N D Miss
Stephens John Mrs
Speck Agnes Miss
Shelton Laura Mics
Slaughter J L Mrs
StOckdale J A Mrs
Simpson C A Mrs
Smith Lizzie Miss
Smith G L Miss
Swords Juha Miss
Sutor L D Mrs
Talbot Anna
Thomson NJ Mrs
Thorn 10 Margaret Mrs
ThOrinQtOn b Mrs
Tucker Fla my Mrs
Villars g Mrs
Ward Bette Miss
Wagner Mary Mrs
Wagner X Miss
Westsrberry A Mise
Williams L Miss
Wibau- y Mrs
WoOlf L Ms
Wolfe l. Miss
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

RossMoRE HOTEL
Broadway, between Forty lst and Forty
streets New York.
NEW YORK, February /, 1876.
DEAR S1R-Having recently leased the Rossmore
Hotel situated in this city, at the junction of
Broadway Seventh avenue and Forty second
street three blocks from Grand Central Depot and
twenty minutes from Wall street, respectfully
solicit your patronage.
The building is new has been designed and con-
structed for first class modern hotel in every re-
spect The ventilation aud light is unsurpassed,
and it has been furnished with special regard to
elegance and comfort.
Respectfully yours,
fe25 I'm CHARLES f. LELAND.
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Adams n 3 Mas
Allen J
Austin O " Mrs
AUBREY L Miss
Bard Mary Mrs
Barrett C MIRA
Bartlett P Mrs
Barr emOre H D Mise
Blackstone " A Mrs
NJ iler 8 Mrs
Baker A Miss
BeI son Miss
Beggs A Mrs
Bean A w Mrs
Brice n Ma
Boyd y Miss
Brown 3 W Miss
BOrlyAv d Mrs
Browne C Mrs
Browne Mary Mics
Brunei N Mrs
Burns Emma Misg
Brummet n J Mrs
Blumenthal & Mrs
Call Jarvis Mrs
Caldwell 3 Mrs
Clark N r Mrs
Callayanni + Miss
+ Coleman jennie Miss
CourtOin A Mrs
Davers Liezze
Dill Led Miss
Dupree H Mrs
Dugas A Mrs
Bills Siney Mrs
Rnerich Mrs
Fansham E Mrs
Finnie Annie Mrs
Forster NJ Miss
Fanthine NJ Mrs
Fusileer H Miss
Glenn C f Mise
Glenn J G Mrs
Guard Katie Mics
Gilmore Mrs
GOodson d Mrs
6rOuner A
Quay Louise Mrs
Grilett C D Mrs
Hall J H MIS-
Halter Annie Mrs
Hanies . E H Mrs
Hartman N H Mrs
Harrewe.l NJ 8 Mrs
Hennirg H Mrs
HoyOn c 8 Miss
HOlwav Jane
Huyler NJ Mrs
Jeuners L J Miss
Jenners 4 B Mrs
jones' Annie Miss
Kel udell Elizabeth
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Mcteereloglcal and River Report.
The following statement of the weather and
rivers 10 furnished By the Signal Service ONCE sta
toned at New Orleans:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
IN THE MATTER OF LOUIS STERN &
BROTHERS.
In Bankruptcy-Ne.

pY ORDER OF THR COURT A SECOND GIN
~ e,al meeting Of the creditors Of the above On.
New Orleans, in said district, ON the eighteenth
DAY OF March, 1876. at twelve O'Clock ". et tho
once o. T. 3. Kellogg. one Ofthe registers In bank
the twenty seventh section Of the bankrupt act OF
March ., 1867.
PERCY ROBERTS.
fe26 mh2 AeeiGneo-
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Murray VIM T
Mumford ThOs
Murphy Jas
Muldony J "
McMlliion G "
McCluskey Z
McGwin NJ
McAllister W
Mcclellan Z
Mckinney Frank
McDOnn ell John !
McGl4de Jas
Mccall Jas W
McCO1 II ,ck 7 D.
Mcvay A
NC Donald d 8
Mcdonald Alex
Mcconnell John 3
Newcomer 5 G
NJ d derlOt A
Nelson John s
Newman Samuel
Nichols VIM Z
Norton Patrick
Norman kdwIn
NJ nus Hon
OCOnnel. John
Orion John
Ohmacht Mr.
Opry James
Owen F B
Palfrey H "
Parlange Charles
fasc Oe fraok g
Parker John
Perry Jos K
Pellerln A L
Peat Mr.
Pierce John "
Philippe Arthur VI
Pickart i Dexter
SOrtella JOhC
POne H
Power Michael
POmoredc Edward
Pollok Ed ,
Pulleus Mr.
Rails an Frank
RaAlS S P Dr. ;
Racine . L
Raney James P
Ransum W
Randall James
Ravel G T
Reggie Alfred
ksnOiis Charles
RedOn Leon
Reed George
ki'iSley William
RYAN NJ Hon
Rabs0n J
Rosentnal Joseph
ROuoiOn 2
robertson Thomas
ROuX. key L Bech
RuLd John
sharp +
SaltOnsiall s A DR.
Small Sam W
Scalce Michel
StraitOr william
Sadler W H
Savingo LuiyO
Spald ng joe
SIayd.n J L
Skater Jos P
Sasnett b II Rev
b. John . ) Dl
Str>eter Frank E
Stewart H B
Sexton Frank
Seaman James
Stevenson john
Spelmau john
Stevens W b
SeymOre1S
Selden Joe Captain
SweeLy General
ShOennan n
Scott henry
Swift E Geo
Schilitster Max
Schlieder &c
Simm' rs $ d
Sinclair G
Sleger Daniel
Sturges Thomas
ShuberG Frank
Schuyler E 2
Sculley Thomas B
Summons jesse A
Schmidt Carl
Smith JnO
Smith F D
Smith Jas &
Smith Paul
Taylor Geo P B
Thay er Saml 4
TavlOr 4 Co
Taylor VIM
Fannehill JnO T2
Tailor Joseph
Texammeu W T
Thienmal A
Tic0u C
Thens s E
ThrOwer Whitfield
Thomas Frederick
TOmpkins G W
TrOwtnau Frank
Thomson Jno
Tower John J
Tuseysa Zen0n D
Turner Geo
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INSURANCE.
TWENTY.SIXTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPAHY.

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPAHY.
Total premiums for the year ending
April 30, 1875. 83sS,7o7 ID
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. Io,I67
Fire, marine and river losses. Sl4O,3Aa 80
Taxes. expenses, rebate in
lieu Of participation, less
Leaving, after paying ten per cent on
capital stock, net pr06ts. ........... e62.l0 u
Total assets. o6lo.Ol 81
Tho Board Of Trustees resolved that after pay
itsi stock Of the company that . dividend at
THIRTY PER CENT be paid in cash on and after
the fourteenth day Of June next to those parties
same.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

~ 81. BRAUGHN,
ATTORNEY AND COuNsKLOR AT Law,
Ne. ~ Commercial Place.
Practices In al the State and Federal Cours.
VIII henceforth give his personal attention -
al matters intrusted to him. au31 "
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MEMORANDA.
lBy Telegraph
Havana, March 4, 1876.
To &. A. Yorke-The steamship c. W. Lord, Cap
tain Cotton, sailed 1t p. NJ for New Orleans.
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STEAMSHIPS.

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STRAIN BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLRApS,
VIA HAVRR, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
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ia deprived of his liberty, is equally void.
II it be void why can not courts OF
competent jurisdiction declare them to De
eo9 1 have great respect Tor the opinions
surrender the sanctions of my judgment to
that which believe to be his errors OF law.
7 sneak of the opinion he expressed in re-
anonse tO intorrOgatories pr0pOunded to
him nv Hon, Lu,ien Adams, Judge of the
First Municipal Court, parish OF Orleans,
published in the New Orleans kEPCBLIcAN
of this morning, and out OF which, think,
this case has unfortunately sprung. ne says
the inrisdictiOn of the committing magistrate
Tosys at the moment of the arrest. This
wonId he substantially correct if the arrest
we're made in virtue of warrant. But the
nolicemau has authority to arrest wltnout
3 wsrrant. and in go doing exercise his own
authority. and can not be c0nsldere0 as
acting in obedience to the mandate OF inc
magistrate. If he can be regarded az acc
ing in obedience to authority oerlveo : Lom
the MAGISTRATE, he would nave no ulsoio
ton in making the arrest. ana not ~ nano .
trate's authority. Would the magis-
trate.' in that case, have the power
to punish the police officer for con
temnte IF it be Q matter appearing
to his own sense of duty land it 10 nothing
morel. then he can make it or not. Ii the
magistrate ia vested with jurisdiction AZ tne
moment of arrest, he can try the party
without any affidavit, for jurisdiction once zee
vested can not be Invested. THIS neeas ~
comment He says, when the officer makes %
an arrest, it requires judicial autnGrlty ~
release the offender. l grant this, DuI .no
question recurs when can that Judlclai ~
thority be exercised! Only after an Hmusvl'
has been made. He has no judicial su !c "
ity in the matter until this ie done. II ne
have no judicial authority and ventures 70 20
illuminate general orders as to the duties ESQ, o.
officers as Oath-bound as he is, and entirely
Independent in the functions of their once,
from what law does he derive authority "
punish them for contempt Of his 1udicls'
powerss Can any other court in this gov
eminent Issue general order IN anuc'Ps.
tore it, and deal with parties ~ in contempt
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A CHALLENGE CUP.

A challenge cup has been presented to the Polo Club
by their President which will be competed for on next
Saturday at Ave =. NJ, ahcr the jerome Park races
AS there eighteen playing members OF the Polo
Club and only ten engage in The match has been
decided place all tho eighteen names in bag and
draw ten. the FIRST Ave to play side and tho
second i've the other BY the letter Of presentation
the cup has DO in three consecutive matches be-
becomes the property Of the players therefore
the second match viii be played between the winners
and the next ave drawn from the remaining eight.
The three left OF the rst and second matches will
draw two more to make complete side, and then the
third match will be played SUCH arrangement Will
give'a the players chance in the game and keep up
the excitement In the matches The polo matches can
be witnessed by obtaining tickets from tho Secretary
Mr.. Rowland Robbins Knickcrbockcr Club. This rule
is the that in force at birmingham, and has
been adopted IN order TO exclude Objectionable people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-07

The regatta OF tho Jersey city Yacht Club which
took place yesterday which four classes Of yachts
took part, proved perfect succcss notwithstanding
that the number OF contrasting boats considerably
less than the entries The club house, opposite which
the start made for all classes OF yachts, was
throngcd throughout the day with ladies and members
Of tho club. Wind and weather were all that could DO
desired. and, although several OF tho CON-
petlng yachts met. with mishaps, yet the
occasion was ono Of qualification at tho man
ner in which tho regatta was carried out
In fact the club has seldom in previous years held re-
gaa wherein greater satisfaction has been the result to
all contestants and others interested than that OF yes
tcrday. AS was stated In the HERALD OF yesterday
the competing yachts divided into four classes
tho rst being for cabin sloops, in which competed tho
yachts Plovcr, Lurlinc, Mary and Sea Spray the
course being from tho club house to and around the
Southwest Spit buoy So and return, IL
tho second class topcn boats In tho nrst class tho
Lurline proved the winner, the Plovcr and Mary
ming ashore when almost abreast the home stake boat
allowing the Lurlinc, which had been some twenty
minutes behind TO creep up and win the prize The
sea Spray did not round the buoy at tho Southwest
Spit
In tho second class the Knight Tcmplar proved tho
victor beating Rcbecca tho by time al
lowancc II Is only air however, say that the latter
parted her mansheet twice, compelling her to lose
over eight minutes in time while splicing II.
For the third class the course was from the club
house and around Fort Lafayette, to and around tho
stake boat of the club house and TO and around tho
can buoy or Robbins Reef and return to the orig-
nal place OF starting Tho only two antagonists were
the Willie ana Addie Taylor tho former winning tho
through the withdrawal OF tho latter by OF
carrying away her shrouds.
In fourth class there Ave competing yachts
viz, the Annie f. Forsyth Alice, Edna. B,ou and II.
Jaime. The was from tho club house TO aad
around Robbins Reef and return and again over tho
same distance. The Bijou proved the victor.
The yachts generally were we'll handled and sailed
by those 10 charge OF them and the results attained
could DO but considered thorough OF judg-
mcnt Of tho sailing masters and tho weathcriy quality
OF the boats.
Alter the regatta dancing became tho order In tho
club rooms and II was not until late at night that the
members and thor guests separated
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Martin took third place. and looked II he could run
the others easily. Az the horses passed In front
OF the judges vator still lengths in adj
OF Leaps. the latter two lengths ahead oil St.
Marslns, who was SIX length ahead OF 10 Germs.
vator opened the gap on the upper turn and
four lengths In front OF Ielaps at the quarter POLE
the latter lengths IN advance Of ST. Martin, 10
Germs four lengths further on. viator held this ad-
vantage down the blum and around the hill. Leaps
still second length in front OF ST Martini 10 Germs
six lengths away The horses then passed out OF sight,
but when they appeared again Viator led four enghs
ST. Martin second he having disanccd Leiaps and 10
Germs completely At the thrce-quarter polo viAtor
led two lengths. and 81 Martin was then doing his
best to overtake him. When Via,or got into straight
the homestretch his jockey gave him his head,
and in moment afterward 81. Martin showed that he
wns in difficulties Then viator came away ana gal
Hoped home a winner by Six lengths making the two
miles and quarter in 4:l0h. 10 Germs third,
Lclaps fourth The stake worth S. 500
THIRD EvENr
the Maryland Stakes, for nnics three years old,
500 entrance, halt forfeit with $3.50 added tho sec
ond Ally to $500 out Of the stakes This stake
closed with forly-four nominations, seven of which
came tho post These were Mr.. Belmont's bay oily
Sultana, by Lexington, dam Mildred; r. Lorillards
bay My Pcra, by bennington. dam Maggie B. b.; d.
D. wthcrs' imp chestnut Ally Cyclone, by Parmcsan,
dam Typhoon; r. Lorillard's IT, Morris) brown nlly
Merciless. by Eclipse, dam Barbarity; d. McDanieps
gray ny Lulu b. A. Bemonts imp. nlly Pa
tiencc. by Parmcsan, dam Patronage, and boswell 4
Cammack's chestnut fliy Sunbeam, BY bennington.
dam Ecliptic.
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The fleet looked very pretty M they headed out
toward the Narrows keeping well out in the channel 10
get the full strength or the cbb tide. Tho Hoop yacht
Arrow accompanying the feet, anu looked II
she sailing fast OF Fort Hamilton the Tittamcr
caught up the Curlew, which bringing up tho
rear Of the lcct The Nlmbus close up behind tho
Kaiser and both OF them had thor Jb toDsas set The
Kaiser appeared 10 be making the time between her
and the Ninbus, and the latter let her jb topsa
down The sadie passed Homan's Island, last OF her
class at 1lh. 33m., and, at lib. dom, tho
orion, midway between Hoffman's Island aud
the hospi al hulk carried away her topmas when
making pretty with the Undinc. Tho schooncrs
Sill TOO lar ahead 10 mako out anything oil what
they doing Tee breeze appeared 10 DO ircshen-
Ing and the sIoops had all they wanted The Undnc,
leading the sloops, sailing very fast followed up
by the Madcap sun carrying her Now York Club top
sail The Orion OF the weather quarter OF tho
Madcap pcggIng along with her topmas sail and rig
gng hanging down to Iceward. Tho Triton was leading
the icct and keeping well up 10 windward SO as 10
weather tho stakcboat on tho Southwest SPIT Tho
Peerless some distance behind the Triton and lead
ing tho Agnes about minute. by this timo the Orion
had the wreck cleared away and was holding hcr own
with the Madcap. which stlI crnckng along under
jb opsai and club topsail The Sadie appeared TO DO
ahead her class, being tre too big for tho Nlmbus
and Curlew IN such breeze The Triton was the first
TO round tho siakcboat the Spit, and, squaring
away started wing and wing for tho Hook. The Peer
less came next. about minute ahead OF the Agnes.
The Undnc led tho sIoops followed shortly atcrward
by the Madcap. and then came the Orion and Sadie
Tho Kaiser followed minutes later, and the
Nirntus and Curew brought up the rear.
n varh q Snu hxxo
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ACROSS THE OCEAN IN A DORY.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 8. 1870
Mr. Alfred johnson will start from this harbor to-
morrow or next day for trip TO Liverpool, England,
in ccrftrcboard dory The dory has beon built OK.
prcssly for this trip by Mcssrs. Higgins Gaord Of
this city, and has attracted tho attention OF hundreds
Of persons who have visited their premises tho present
week u ~ built Of pine and extra lmbcred With oak,
~ ID feet In length the bottom and 20 top 81 feet
In Width and ~ in depth. shc Is dcckcd over, with
the exception OF standing room and hatchway, has
three watcrtight compartments and the water and
provisions Tor cruise oil ninety days VIII be carried
IN quarter barrels and She Is provided witk
mast and mainsail, two jibs and square sail He
accommodations for sleeping IN the hatchway, and
the dory Ia provided with drag to be used IN gallo.
Mr. johnson OF our fishermen. and - perfectly
confident that he VIII make the trip In safety and w1
occasionally, whom not having spoken with any ve1eet
throw ovcr bottle securely sealed, giving be -
pcrIence and whereabouts