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The New York herald., 1878-07-06
YACHTING NOTES.

The fine steam yacht Ibis, Of the New York Yacht
Club, Mr. John A. Brown, OF Philadelphia, owner, Is
al anchor IN Newport harbor
The schooner yachts Haze and Tempest also at
anchor at Newport All we're beautifully and taste
fully decorated with flags, bunting, &c, the anni
vsrsary of the Fourth OF July.
The wsrwiox Yacht Club, of Providencs. r. l., will
hold their annual regatta on Wednesday next, 10Th
inst. The prizes will be- challenge pennants. very
handsomely gotten up club book has recently been
issued by the Warw,cKs. Tho officers for the year
arc as sioilows:-Comm odore Andrew Robson; Vice
Commodore, Frederick p Sands; Rear Comm odore
Edward f. Lucas; Secretary, Howard L. Clark /;
Treasurer, W. G. Rhodes; Aessurer, james N. Hart
The seventh annual regatta OF the seawanhaka
Yacht Club, postponed from the 4,h INST. will be
sailed on Tuesday next 9th inst. from Oyster Bay
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SEXTON AND SHAEFFER.
THE STAKE MONEY IN THE rxrEcrED Bill
rr.pn rosrpsr voprr,rpn ro arxrou

THE STAKE MONEY IN THE EFFECTED Bill
LARD CONTEST FORFEITED TO SEXTON.
The much talked OF billiard match between sexton
and Shaeircr met yesterday with an unexpected Oh
stacIe The staks money. which had been placed in
the hands OF Mr. Buck, the editor Of Wikss'
,Spirtt, paid to Sexton Tor.
fsted. because OF the failure OF shaef-
fers friends stake his second 81 ooo The contest
II will be remembered, was TO consist Of three games
to be played respectively in New York. Chicago and
ST. LOUIS for $4,000 q side. By the terms Of tho
match the money was to be deposited In sums OF
81, 900 each side ten days before each match,
faiure 10 deposit the player IN fault would forfeit
lroady paid in 90 the signing OF the papers
the trends Of the rival blliardsts deposited the nrst
instalment On the 1st inst the date Tor tho
second dcpos, Sexton's friends called at the Office
OF wakes Spirit and handed over the second 81 900,
expecting tnat IN duo time Schaeflers friends would
cover II. Yesterday however, some OF Sexton's
friends learned that up 10 That time hackers OF
insiament and alter consultation ~ WIS decded TO
claim the forfeit. Accordingly Sexton accom-.
panied by Cyrilis Dion anu Michael Geary, called at
the once Of Wiikes spirit and MADE a formal demand
on nand. The shareholders decided the point well
taken and hsnued over the money, which consisted
OF the ~, 900 put up by Sexton ana the 81 600 de-
posted by Shaencr. Sexton and his friends then
Sbasner In Chicago, Messrs brunswick, Bslk Il
Co., informing them Of tue forfeiture Of
the STAKES and saving " shaefer the
test to proceed on the dates previously announced
sexton was wiling 70 play provided new arrange
ments about the stake msney were made. IL is
though, BY many old bIsraists that the forfeiture
thus caused will break Oh the match and lead TO iii
Ration.
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BASEBALL.

At the Union Ground six inning game was played
yesterday afternoon IN the presence OF large an.
dience. The winning club the famous Eggestons,
Of Boston. The visitors came here TO play with the
Fly Awaya In consequences, however, OF the pitcher
OF the latter named club having fallen victim 70 sun
stroge the Fourth they did not play. strong
nine was then selected aud interesting game
played. Following IS the score:-
EgRlestou. A-Io
Umpire-Mr. Brennan. Runs earned-Egg iestons,
8; Picked Nine, 1.
the Lawmakers, Of Troy, by score OF IL toe.
The Clippers, of East Hampton, were acfeatod by
the SprngGelds, at Springfield by score oi 2 to o.
To-day tue Jersey Citys ana the Wiokas play on the
Centennial Ground, Jersey CITY; Egxiestons, oil Bos.
ton, ana New YORK nine, on the Union Ground, Will
iamspurg Providence aud Chicagos, at Chicago; Mil
waukees and Bostons, at Milwaukee; Indianapolis and
Cincnnatis at Ciucinpati Bunalos and HorDslls, at
Buffalo; recumsehs and Forest Citys. al Cleveland;
Beacoas, OF Boston, and New BedlordS at New Bed
ford, and winona and Nameless At Prospect Park,
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THE GRAMEkCY CLUB.

Two young men, members OF the Gramsrey Club, a
social organization Of WILLIAMSBURG, while under
the influence OF stmuIants ON Independence Day
quarrelled in the club house, No Ill south sxtn
street. There had long been feeling oil bitterness
between them, ana as there every indication
OF o nght they were separated and Robert
Rogers was escorted from the room.
low minutes later the other, Joseph NJ
wawor,n also LETT and the two meeting the side.
walk, renewed the wrangs, In which Rogers knocked
Wslxorth down, the latter running TO the station
house and making a comp amt The officers OF the
club thcn took the matter III hand, and at special
meeting last night charges wero preferred against
them Tor oringing the clubs name into connection
with u personal quarrel, aud both will probably be
diseIplined. Tho rumor VI duel resulting from the
q an rroi IA uploundeu.
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MONMOUTH PARK.
LAsr DAY OF TIE SUMMER MEETING OF TIL
MONMOUTH PARK ASSOCIATIONS.

LAST DAY OF TIE SUMMER MEETING OF tn 4
MONMOUTH PARK ASSOCIATION.
Long BRANCH. July s, 1873
There are more people at Long Branch tonight
than there have bees any evening this summer
The hotels are amoss all filled up and the attendance
at the races will be very large. There viii
bs events including q heat race over hurdles,
the bggss, programme that has been offered as yet
The following the entries for the different races
The Handicap Sweepstakes, one and = quarter
miles, closed with the following entries :-Burgoo,
ll3 lbs; Idsla, llo lbS Lady saiyers, ITO lbs. ;
Hattie f., log lbs, and Fugitive, log lbs.
rho second will be selling race for two year
olds, fve-eighths OF a mile. and has only two
entries:-Rachsl. 90 lbs, aud Ferida, 90 lbs
The purse OF $780, two miles. has also two entr les
viz :-Danichen. 9S lbs. and Litto Reb l24 los.
In the and half miles selling race the follow
ing horses will compete:-Kennsy, III lba; Hattie
T., l07 lba Thomas K. 100 lbx Shyioek, ia lbs,
ana Guy Sc los.
The pe1t event is q one ana eighth miles, for
thrsey year-oids and has three entries These arc:-
Danicnen, 1ls lbs Bertha, lls lbs, and Aaumee ll3
lba
The match for S. ooO. between Spartan aud Bran
bls one and quarter miles, with lilo lbs. up, comes
next and the days sport will conclude with hurdle
race, mills heats, ior whicn the following are
tersd:-New YORK. lA7 lbs. Thom.s K. l47 lbs |;
Storm, lao los. OAl8usan, AAI DAhut, l}o Ids.
Lord Zst,and, l42 lbs Gallagher, 140 lbs. Moorhen,
l39 lbs Wild Oats, l3S lbs. frankie 1877 lbs. and
Lizzie d., III lbs
Before commencing the business OF the evening
Mr Cathcar called the attention OF the spectators TO
. subscription list that he held In his hand for the
hencht OF the mother OF William MidgeIy, the de-
ceased Jockey, aud 4 number oi gentlemen answered
10 The appeal ana came forward with their donations
The business Of The evening then commoucsd and
the speculation WAS very heavy, especially the
match between Spartan and Bramble Tho following
IS u list OF some OF the pools sold on the several
events come On -
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LONG DISTANCE WALKING.

Z. G. HoISKK THE WINNER OF THE -FOUR
HOURS AND FIFTY Mills EVENTS
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
BUFFALO, July 6, 1873
At the walking tournament tonight Mr.. G.
A. Hartman, OF Haverhi, Mass, covered esvon
miles In 2h. Pm. In the twenty Eve mile walk
the entries J. J. Mediums, Y. X.
Morris, L. .. Harwsy, K c. Holsko, Of Alburn, N. j.,
and ID. ID. Miller Holske tho winner OF both the
four hours and the ATTY miles events. He walked
seventy miles In fourteen hours tainted away at
the end, but entered for the twenty ,nve milo walk
ana won II IN An 3sm. 29s. James smith, of Berlin,
WIS.,, Duffy, oi Cincinnati, and Avery each walked q
fast mile In Sm. ais, Sun AS. ana SIN. respectively.
Tomorrow nignt Hartman and Edwards walk ar
milcs and Holske three miles all sg iinst time,
efforts promise extraordinary fast walk
,nr
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The tine, 5m 3Hs., was slower than when the
same ieat was performed on the Fourth. The Win-
ch, sters were somewhat dirty and clOgged from
steady hripg. aud screw attached 70 the lever in
OF the rides had fallen out.
Now Dr. Carver took MIS- brace Of Parker shotguns,
Two ten bores, weighing ten aud sevcn and half
pounds The charge was four aud hall drachms 0f
Dittmar powder, with 4 OF. No Tathan's chilled
tce with the shotgun seemed quite easy Or. Car
vcE. Mr.. Fletcner's bell metal bail, u musical
one, used. wnen hit IN MD by
shot II rings distinctly enough to he heard ut
= distance Of 20O yards This metallic bail allowed
Carver, when u was thrown high enough IN the air
to slrike u twice. This effort accom- ps he'd
twenty i've times Some glass balls having been held
In reserve gentleman, who is among the athletes
San Francisco, standipg some thirty yards from the
shooter, threw couple OF glass balls as Tar from i'm
than seventy yards when, with the choke
bored Parker shotgun, DIR. Carver invariably
broke them. This throwing oil the glass balls, much
swifisr than any trap can pitch them, repeated
twenty times, thero beng no misses fhis concluded
the snotgun periormsnco. The Doctor having oeen
asked repeat tine lead pencil breaking business
small fragment Of pencil certainly not more than
four inches long, was twrled Into tne arr, ana
In at the third trial. The mama the Doctor mas,
the delight he take IN the use Of his rife,
hawk, nyiog perhaps one hundred and nifty
yards, had succession OF rife balls put very
close " him. bnt PAIR oil butterflies hutteriug near,
was cut down instantly Undoubtedly Dr. Carver
moving objects with rife ball he has equal the
word, anu It Il quite possible tnst with the shots
he Is without peer. to-day DR.. Carver will give
concluding performance at tho Brooklyn Driving
PARK at three p. NJ He has Ucen ably assisted oy
Texas Jack, who apparen ntly takes quite mucn de-
performer The dato for the great foat oil breaking
$500 balls 500 minutes has not yot been announced
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

AQUATIcs-PRoPosRD BANQUET TO HIGGINs-A
NEW CHALLENGE CUP.
From the Newcastle Chronicle
Arrangements arc being made for complimentary
banquet 70 Jonn H,gg,ns, OF SnaawsA. cbamp,oa Of
England, and winner tho Newcastle Chronicle Cnal
lenge Cup The dinner viii take place At the Alexan
ORA Palace, Musweil Hill, and tho CHIEF supporters OF
aquatcs II is Deeved will be present The date will
be announced early as possible. numoer OF i'm
porant propositions Respecting aquatics will there bs
made
fne proprietors OF the Sportsman have decided 10
present u handsome and valuable Chslisnge Cup Tor
competition on conditions similar TO those which
governed the contests the Chronicle Cup The fuli
reg ulations will De published Ia aAy or two. IL IS
proposed to present memorial medals 10 the various
and The Sports~a1 propretors will give El00
TO the eventual winner OF The cup.
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BROECK-MOLLlE MCCARTHY
RACE.

THE yRELINo IN SAN TRANcIsco-No SURPRISE
AT THE DEFEAT OF THE MARE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO, July 8, 1878.
The result Of the Louisville race yesterday sur
prises of tho turnen here. The little betting
done by those best informed was Ia favor ofhe horse,
takers Of odds the part oil MoiIie Mccarthy being
those whose enthusiasm was furnished from large
stores oil sympathy aud local PRIDE for the mare The
sentiments OF my yesterdays telegram are iuily IN
dorsed, though the pubic Are dsRusted with the re-
suit. Turtmen consider was iun race aud that Ten
Brock could Moe hero At home az we'll rs there
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PRESENCE OF MIND.

John wilsey, the son Of the proprietor Of large
steam sawmil near Toms River, has just had . mar.
row escape iron a horrible death. While the ma
chinery was running he sndesvorsd to remove somo
ooslructious from The circular saw; the machinery
sught his clothing and drew him toward the revolv
ing saw WITH rematkabis presence OF mind
grasped the belt when moved the ana detached It
al the very moment tnst the swc-strcken people
present expected to see young Wssy's body severed
In The escape was miraculous and due 10 cool
Judgment.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
ATHLETIC NOTES.

The Short Hills Athletic Ciuo will hold their annual
games at Miburn, y. j., this afternoon. MIR. Il. o..
Holske has invited Mr.. +. N. Armstrong TO htn
on the Short Hills truck In three miie walk, aud II
he decides to do there will be interesting strug
gie between these noted pedestrians
Inc summer bandcsp games oil the Harlem Ath letic
Club will uc neId on the grounds OF the Manhattan
Annette CuD, Eiebth avenue aud Futy sixtn street,
saturday, 1871 lust Entries close to-day with W.
l. K Kenufick. No. 20 East l2yth 81.
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DkOWNED.

An engineer on the Huassu River Railroad, early
yesterday morning. while running an express train
toward the city, man struggling for lie In the
HUDSON River near Carmsnsville station. He at
reversed the locomotive aud told ocer Carroll Of the
Thirty second precinct what he had The latter
obtained boat and alter vigorous search for an hour
or more picked up the body OF Johu Bick. saloon
Keeper, VINO did business at No. 1888 InIrd avenue
Harlem. Mr.. Bics II Is supposed went In bathing
and gotiiug beyond hrs dspln lest ns lie.
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MEKIDEN PAkK.

hSsIDEs, Conn.,. July 6, 1878.
This WAS the third day oi the Msrldsn PARK races.
The 2:3o class race was won by john Hall; Modoc
second; Rows's Tommy third. Time, 2:37-2:3Gk-
2:36A
The three minute class was won by NJ X; Pea.
body second; Shorty Fountain third, and Livery
fourth. lime, alphabetically.
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GRANITE STATE PARK.

DOVER, N. H., July s, 1873.
The closing races at the Granite State Park took
place to-day. Tho 2:3s race purse $40o was won by
the bay mare Myrtle in three straaht heats; the
chestnut marc Katydd second Tims-2:35, 2:331k,
2:34A.
Ihe 2:5o race purse $780, was won by tho bay geld.
Ing sam. Tlme--2 SOY, Al, 2:4S&.
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IROTTING All DETROIT.
DKTgoIr. Mich.

DEr.oir, Mich, July 9, 1878.
This was the second VI the races here. Inc 1887
purse was won by Jessie Hayes. VINO took sbe nrst,
second asd nftn heats Bay Dick took second money,
Alexander thIrd and Lady Moscow fourth. Time.
2:2S, 2:z9. 1880, 2:30 23Uh.
Sax heats lrotted In tns :29 racc without re-
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HIGGINS AND ELLIOTc.

John higgins, the champion OF England, has waited
upon the editor OF The Sporsman announced that
be willing TO row Euiou from two boats moorsd OF
the Star and Garter, A. Putnsy, 10 Aammsrsmitn
Bridge, for f2o0 side upward, within weeks Of
articles VI agreement bciag signed He. ever,
declines mile, but Will contend with EIiiott
in secoud race, from Putney 10 Hammersinitu, Tor
ANY SUN ho likes fortnight alter the hrst race.
higgins iurtner says that ne cannot accept Bsckmans
challenge a. present. as there s strong PROBABILITY
tnat Irckett will come here TO row bim, and
tners Is also possibility Of Courtney, tue American
Champion, joining IN the contest H. however,
rrickstt and Courtney do not come 10 England, Hs-
gins VIII be glad 10 accommodate Biackman.
la reference 10 the proposed matches between the
above named scullcrs desired Dy Elliott 10
state that, thc champion declines 70 against
nin a mile match. ho (E!iiot) will accede 10 his
desre anu will row hin Two maiches over the longer
distance condition that shall be rowed from
Puiney to Hanimersmith bridgc, and the other over
IKE distance tue Ty the sake In each engage
menI TO be f200 SIDE Win regard " TINS offer OF
Elhott We have seen Higgins and ne states that hc
could not take any action In she matter until the ar
rival OF Mr. BUSH IN Newcastle. Al the present time
be not Inchncd 10 the ABOVE named distance on
the Tyne, although he would accommodate Eiliots
with two matches ON the rnamsA
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1oLxDo. July s, 1875
The summer meeting Of the Tri-state Trotling As
socation opsus here July L. lasting four days THIS
Is the nrst meeting OF the series known Septate.
raj over $4,000 In purses viii be distributed, being
shc largest yet offered ny au, ASSOCIATION this
year The principal stables OF the country are al
ready represented the entries, win RArus and Lulu
SPECIAL strnclons fhe track has been greatly i'm
proved since the last meeting
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HANLAN OFF FOR ST. JOHN.

WATxRrowN N. Y. July s, 1878.
Hanlan, the oarsman, leaves Cape Vincent tonight
for st. John, N B., wncre he Is matched 10 row Wal
lace Ross on the 25th inst. The will oe five miles,
Two and hall with a turn, ana is Tor ST. 000 side
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GET UP RECEPTION.
NEW YORK, July s, 1878.

To THE EDITOR OF TUE HkRALD:-
The magnificent victory won BY our Columbia
boys over the English and should
receive decided recognition. trust that citizens
Will organize committee whose duty II snail be 10
provide such a reception will testify our thanks
and admiration, and that contributions OF money TO
deiray expenses Will be liberally made. am yours
respectiuily LLOYD ASPINWALL.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
TRoTTING AT RIoHFIELD SPRINGS.

RicnFIELp SPRINGS, n Y, July g. lS1S
The last race tho Rich1eid springs Driving Park.
purse 5000, free for ALL won by Z. b. Graham's
bay gsIding Proctor, N. 5. Mier's bay geluine 81.
Patrick second. rime 242-2:36h -2:4o-2:36&-
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suit. Alice West took the first and third heats,
Croxie the fourth and iith. and Lady Voorhees, the
second aad sixth. Ethel the favorte. was d'stanced
for foul driving in the fourth heal, Tho race will be
nnshed tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
TROTTING IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, July s, 1878.
This was the third day OF the Chester PARK races
The weather was very and the track Ia splendid
condition.
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WO~ DBURY PARK.

WOODBURY. PARK. N. j., July 6, 1878
Third and last day Of The summer meeting.
The first trot was Tor ryoaroids; purse $Io d.
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THAMES INTERNATIONAL RsokrrA.

A. meeting OF Inc Regatta Committee, held on
Monday, June "a, was decided that the annual re-
gA.ta should take place on Saturday. August 81, and
GU Monday, September The principal races Will DO
opeu tho woria, consisting iours pairs, scuiis
aua scuiiing handicap. TrAdesmeu's clubs VIII be
offered prz~s ior eights, iours and scuik. The whole
Of The prizes viii be IN money, aud fun and som
plets pr0Gr ambis will be issued shortly
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POLO AND POLO TONY RACING AT rHK RANE-
IAGH CLUB.

IAGa CLUB.
These grounds again the scene OF brilliant
display OF polo and some exceiiont pony stseple-
chasing 1at racing Monday, June "a. The gen
erai attendance, although not quite numerous ~
last week. was sufficiently gay aud animated 10 pre-
sent u charming prospect wnen vie~ed from pic
turv sque riverside promenade. The sports
menced win tue ueciding polo match between the
kaneiagh ana Harrington clubs, the SIDES being ss
fvliows:--
Ranelags--Nr. II. Herbert (captainl Sir Charles
woiseIey, Baronet; Mr. j. Asiior and Mr. Gsrard
Lei.h Mr. A. Peat being the umpire.
Huyinghan ClaJ-Ar. T. "A. baldock tcaptainl, Mr..
G. ue Al rIstta, AIR. Hui Trevor the Hon. Mics
Stspeton. Umpire hou. e. Lasceics.
The game started about hal past four, and at
haii an nOur eiapsud ere goal was iaken Huriiug-
nam length were the nrst to secure q point their
goal ueen el,veriy takon by Mr.. T. uc Marietta
shortly this however, the Kaneiagh rclsilateu,
them even terms WIN their opponents Between
tnIs the call of time Raneagh obtaineu three
goals, nnaiiv were ieit tue winners by iour
goals ~ one Ihe next event wssa
PoLo PoSy srKErLEcnAsE oP oSE MILE AND QUAR-
around tue arena, finishing down n straignt run IA
the centre Of the grouna. Mr.. H. Herberps
Raglan, RIDDEN by Lord A. Page led until reaching
the water Jump or The seoVna time when NJ cures
Cinderella, Win Mr. Hugh Owen N tne saduIc, over
to5k Dim auu, ho,diDg Raglan IN hand 10 the eDd.
won by length ana a nal Mr. Gerard Leigh's Daisy,
poted by Nr D. Is. LegD, nnsbiDg snifo, az lengths
Dcbino Raglan; SIX yompetsd.
A handicap, nat race OF mile came next aud
siter capital run Mr. H. Cures Minnie, riaasn b.
sir CnarIes woiseey Jessie towner Mr. Hiil-Trsvors
BiuckDlrd (uwnef) Dad lhird: niue
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says he:-.Tneyr'e good fellows, aud We will treat
them vel. you know. Alter The races they eau 70 up
LoIuon anu to the theatre and have good time,
suppose" Tue night after this went up to
freud, who IN really friend oi America IA mau Who
Always raises his tor truth and honor aud jus-
Iico--and that mau was Charles Read
rhe audsnce gave three hearty cheers Tor the gen.
tlemaE named, and the speaker went on Say he,
-Harper, The Columbia boys VIII win"
rhis speech drew tbres cheers for the English
novelist winding up Win the coliogs cry. III say,
therefore, aii honor 10 Charles Read, bul say slli
more honor to the noDls creS that mas justified his
prediction. tCneerzl / suppose II would be tho
proper thing tins occasion appoint an executive
comnittico, and u there ~ motion 10 tnat effect
sbalt be glad to entertain ~"
On motion NJ essrs stuy yyesant Fish, X. 4. Cornell
and Frauk Reeve were appointed a committee OF
three receive subscriptions IRON graduates and
uuuergr rsdua ates TO be expended IN welcoming the
srew, It's return, III such manner as hould be
deemed ntiing Tho committee was also gwen power
10 appoint suo-committees TO assist Ia the prepara
tions.
A resolution that cable despatch OF congratula-
lion should De mt to tho crew al Henley made
by Nr Robert Brown aod was carried UNANIMOUSLY.
Following rs tue despatch which was then written,
ADOPTED and toicgraphsd iortbwth:-
Coumba's graduates and undergraduatss In session
ysur splendid victory. Goa bless you ~ Columbia
SPEECH or PROFESSOR psiRsLgR
The Charmaa tnen called upon Professor Deirsler
10 MAKE Jew remarks. aud tnat eDlIemap saiu:--
Young gentlemen, brothers aiumni-Ws are AL
biotLers mere to-ngnL Yesterday anu to-day are
DAYS that must be looKed upon with priue by me
soas OF ColumUia. 4 do not suppose that
shey will 20 into history with that brighten
tng distinction like the Fourth OF July, 17T6 But
1 mink there Is q certain resemblance between the
Fourth OF July, 1T76, and tnis event, Tor yesterday
made the declaration OF Independence irom Eng
lsh superiority at the oar. tAppiause.) WITHIN our
own ciicls VI tue OF Columbia yesterdays dongs
and to-day's aided will add 1es believe. TO tue
enjoy yments times to come OF our national holiday
Possibly the triumph OF our boys aDroau viii nave
favorable effect upDn our city fathers, aud induce
them 70 resx their stern vigilance to allow the
next Fourth OF July to be ccsDrated with the noise
oi orums aud pistols. io-day the name OF
Dia is great, anu Is talged OF wherever the