New York Clipper (September 1856)

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;Vol. IVr-No. 21. NEW YOM, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1856. Fonr GcHts.

ROYAL THAMES NATIONAL REGATTA.—THE START FOR THE GOLD CUP. '1 . •,< . , ., I

lonDiT.—The SegatMcomfflenced on Taeeday, nnder heat was won by T. Cole and 6. Driver ; H. Cbambere ness. The card was foil of Interesting races, the principal draw slightly. The pace was so eztnwrdloaiy.tiut tlM^' tiia, yety^nniayqnble ansplces ot bad weather. A very and T. Haoklnney eecood. The flnal heat prodaoed an uf which was the great champion contest open to all the umpires' eights^ who aMded the distanoe, wen von omî heavy asd dall monilDg wag sncceeded by tbiok rain, and nnezpeoted aecldeot The favorites were Kelly and J. world. The rowing oommenced with and the men keemed endowed with saperhaaiii Tl|t|k ' under aooh adveree circaautaDcea It need hardly be said UaoUonev. The moment after the start Kelly broke his T/it OmUenun'B Scutltrt Rate, which was won by Hr. The Hsmmersmllh put on. an enomoos sport and inM | thai ihe iMemblage was coneiderably leas than might have car, and the other three dlrappeated before him like light- Gcegory; Hr. Thome was secodd. level with the Elswiok men, and then botn laid don t^, been calculated opon with the advantages of fine weather ning, bat on nearlng the Crabtree a gap began to exhibit WaUmmU SeuUert ibw.—The first heat was won by T. their work, fore and aft. to endeavor to retrieve a« ftis —6o euehtlal to tne pleasure ot river eporta A steamboat Itself In the' trio. Cole gallantly leading the van, and with Cole; A. Balph second. The seoond hea( was won by H. tones of the day; hot tne St Agnes men were too goofl*. WIS moored off the Keesn. Searles, for the accommodation his dashing stroke gaining slightly to the end. Kelly: T. Hscklnney second. The flnal heat was won by and went In winners by a length. of.vlsttors and tabsoriberg, and desplte the wet-blanket H. Kellv; A Balph secoiid. A flns start, Kelly, with the Walentiei't fair-oarid to tlit Rut, opm World, in Outru- n* OtntlmtnU Sghlroarei Rem /or Ms Ormd atHmft t second-beet station, atoosphere, there were a great many parties npoo the immediately took the lead, followed • gen.—B. Winship and O. J. Bruce. 1 ; H. Clasper and W. Cb(>, wu won by the London Bowing Olab (red). ' water by Cole In the second place, Haoklnney. being left all In small bost& There were bands of maslo ; gnns Pocodk, 2, F^m the moment of the start to the finish denoted the starts of the varlons races, and the moners astern, Kelly coatlnueo his lead, rowing with apparent plate exeoated there was very little donbt abont the matter. The win- , Thb Puzib.—The wu hr Maim. Boi' ,' ease, winning length half. were doly annonnced directly the leralts were known. ners took the lead and kept It, coming in first as they by a and a sob, Ladgate-hlll, to whom great credit Is dae for iht !» We never knew each an enormona day's sport There liked. WaUrmm't BcuOenRaH in Oldfailikntd SMi.—Tbt first tlstlo merit displayed in the general prodootlon of the Tlr heat was by were no less than sixteen races en the card, and amongst QenllaunU Pair-oarei Qig Bact, ttUh Omudnt.—A Ash- won Flnnls) BoUns seeond. The seoond and rloas .prizes, especially the Glass Silver OlareiJag tot flnal < them many which created considerable Interest andez- ton and T. W. Thompson, 0. H, Tidbary, cozswalo, 1^0. heats were won by Chambers. Fhier was seoond. . gentlemen senior scnllers, whiob was much admired. Ifet oltement The oonrse for soullera and patroars races was Keirldge, H. Kerrldge, £. Armstrong, boiswain, 2.—Won OaiOma'i (Jonlora') FnuMortd Aie&-rThIs raoe was other prises were the Gold Challenge Cop, the prize for from Pntney to Hammersmith, and for the fonrs flrem Pot- easily. won by the Albion Clab; the London Rowing Clnb second. elgbt-oared cotters, won by the London Bowbg 01ah( » . ney to Ohlswlok first the Dropertjr depot The event was the QerUUmm't Fatr-oaridBaet.—J, Nottldge and L. F. Chap- ' The Tradtmen't Pair-cani Race was won by Walker and Presentation Silver Cop, which becomes el each oarsman In the winning boat, lodlvldnaUy; QaOiMn SeuBtnf (Junior) Raet^Tha first heat was won man, 1; J. Ireland and H. H. Flayfoid, 2^Won by lour BIchaidson. and Ht-, Faur-oand "Badge," the immortal ornament of the waterman's eoti by Ur. F. Batley ; the second by Mr. T. Ireland ; and the lengths. Ormgiim Aim,—St Agnes—London and New- 1. Richard- castle (B. Clasper, W. and —on it is drawn in frosted silver relief LoodoihbrU|» fliul beat tnr Hr. A. Thome. : JMdamm'i SaiUtr Saet,—J, Chandler, T. Foccck, B. Chambers, T. Hac- la the WtUTiiunU Jfpnn&a,for Coat, Badge and /Veoton.—The son and J. G. Kelly also started. Richardson was Bret ap klnney; J. Driver, coxswain),!; Elswlck and Loidon (H. with St Paul's background, and watennen scoUInc fônt, first beat was won by J. H. Olasper; R. White, seoond. to the oonifflUtee ouge, where, thloUng he had finished Kelly, S. Brace, H. Wlnihlp, and J. Htoklnhey; J. Tay- in the whole sorroondcd if an aUsgoiloal wmtfi lor, of flowers. Next were the Cope for the wlnnen of ttg The second heat by S, Baiterj W. J, Wallengei seoond. the conrse, he left on rowing, and Oluuidler, going coxswain), 2; The ' Hanimersmlth crew (O. Green, palôared race; the ClUTord silver Challenge Jog fCT The third heat by B. Ohitty ; G. Hammerton second.. And yards farther, won the race. Feane, Hoare, and Holder; Howe, coxswain)^ 8; The four-oared boats; and the ornamental ttê. grand heat by HftKUBUtOQ* ^'te and Olaqrar Hanohester crow (G. WllUaqson, J. Crowshaw, J. Wil- gentlemen's QlaM silver handle and fittings, for ' : W(D!)ESDiT.— rowing was resaned on Wednesdays liams, B, Butler; J. 4. After laret-Jug, with wulorgah were the neit two. / The and Bracken, coxswain), a Otntlemm'i f})ur-oari4 Aue.—The London Bowing Olab; at three o'clock, at about which time tiie rala began to false start, the whole of the crews "dipped'' their water tlemen sonllers. Next are handsome Sliver rreseoUn09 Onps for each of the crew; the Tradesmen's Silver OIuIf 1; The Albion OInb, 2, . fall heavily, and descended In torrents daring the whole at the same moment, end, amidst deateblog shouts, the lenge for eight-eared boats; "Sratch-pots" for eight* • IfafcmenV Pmr-oan in Ol4/aM(mid BoaU,—1ht fint alt^noon. Notwithstanding this unpleasant and. dis- men contlnaed In a stialght line, aad as even as at the Cap oared boats; and the Silver Tankards for the plIôsI«a beat was won by O. Hatbews and B. Oilade ; K. Kelly- heartening state of things, there was a r'etj large assem- moment of starting, till oppoeite dearie's, where the Han- and ^..HooUnney second. The second heat was woa I7 blage of visitors at Paiaey, who endored the "pltllees ohester gave a few deeper ite pulls, and forced a slight 6Ig match, with coxswains—a new stylo of raoe, W09 oth this year and last by Hr. 0. H. TIdbuiy's pair. H, (Ambers and T. Haoklnney : T. Oole and 0. Driver pelting of the storm," with becoming fbrtltade, and, fiiUy lead—about a cdnpleoffeet^wbloh they Increased to half seoond. The flnal, heat was won by T. Oole and 0. Dri- resolved npon the search of pleasare,experlenoed a grati- a dozen; 'bat then fbll back Into their original posllioo, [London papers^ Saturday, Aug. 281 : vel ; H. Chambers and T. Haokîney seopnd. The final fication In the sport which compensated for all onpleasant- and when jost above Onven Cottage, St Agnes began to

; If and against catching th^ Ten in lh»> IPASTIMES WITH CARDS, B and D .6, A, 0, E, B, D, and Fr-or A queen for 2, and the Tea for 10. They are not reckoned^ and y'ott WlUhat? a chance of psiii It aoMr; and D, B and E, 0 and F, In three partnerships ; If 8, A,, as at whiet, by the party to whom they are dealt: bat to second ronnd, or enabling yonr nartser to AOOOBDIHO XO HOTLl. ' C, B, and G, agdinst B, D, F, and H, or they may form those who take then la tbdoohrse of playing. cover of yonr best trump. But these miss mast t«it*» .' .' OiNH tmiTBllj B0)1RDIIS CALLED /. SOOTO WBIBT. four partnerehlpir-fhe partners always sitting opposite luxiid roB mTDTO. .^g g,,„„ „ smaller monbir In fmpceslble, This it a favorite game Edinburgh and other parts of to each other, with an adversary between each two. As the name implies, the grand ottlect la this game Is Is almost wUhon thongh believe it Is not P«u««l" SeoUaad, we much known In the THC MODI or rtATtMO to (ktch the Ten of tramps, or to prevent Its being oangbt IB ,e«u«, K/ .-y down wUb a ', iliM kingdom. It may be played by flrom 2 to 8 per- Is the same as at wblst ; the cards being out, and dealt bv the advetaarv. The only safe way of saving ataumg every case. Attention to the gsme, W^V^^ tioB, with cards; the small cards of each suit, viz., laid down lot whist, win 86 the by one or three at a time, and the last one lamed np for tne Ten^ is lo play It la a ronnd of tramps, when one of tlon, on tho principles MM «^ , 2, 4, and 6, being thrown out ; and if necessary for an the sane valne as In your partners ormoderate capaolty to p1ar.^«hla|ta» . 3, trump ; they have at whiit, except has played the best tmmp ; or if yoa bap- able any perion etpiu or two of purpose of amoMmsntt dlvldon of the cards, one the turn. IT the tmmp salt Forty-one is game, and the points are pen to be last player, and' have none oi the salt led, snlDclonUy well for the wSV»:. the party consists or each plays on render the guablar wbo of 3, 3, 6, 7, his own made by coanling the cards In the tricks taken, and the tmmp with your Ten, If It will take the trick, or If year own Intemt will quickly vAU: are dealt accoant When two play, three hahds tbr each honors of tnimpe. Each card above the w^'s share In partner has already .taken It These are very tavorable stands the prindples of ^gameâflflrt^^ (layer, tho of the pack, is ppnlSied hj the first two hands fôm top then the tricks taken counts for.one. Thus, if four are play- opporhuiUes/anddO not often otour; so that It isfre- NoTC-A revoke VtH^ Vm^^ other two,, and lastly the third two, the 86 oaid being ing, each person's share of the 86 cards is 9. If two part- qnently oeoeaiary to ran some risk to leonre so Important gam*. • . order In êd vp. The hands aire played la the wbloh pen take eight tricks, (4 tnuIUpUed by 8- are 82) ther acard— aslqr tramping salt In a second round, thongh uey were dealt In IIM maimer, when three play, two reckon 14 towards game, that being the numberover their not hut player—trnsUng to year partner's holding toe LoM Hcoa.—Oat west, when anfadsier goes io ireitf mdsar* dealt for each, and.playedin the sataCMder. jdntAans of twice 0, or 18. The knavo of tnunps Is best trtap, in. If yda hold the knave and king or aoe lDgpoUtIosklheT''itMhlaMdtt.*' That Map Uil*K lithe (attj toulBta of 4, A and Care partners sgunit ,th».beat, 'and leokoas for 11, aoe next, for 4, king for 8, and Ufig; and hare fiie lead, play two roonds of tranpi^ . ' ; , ;.;,

NEW YORK CLIPPER.

CiM-tMA» Olf41, liMmett, Oeaa^l /taMMtdlieawutM KATOri Ba4 aad Saapoon feafht thra* ttoai men of St John, New Bmnrfwlek, and four oaiamen of HI Tlptaa Uuh«ThH aarar b*«a U thU aoutir. I. Olai* waaia New Tork, wOl be decided on tlio waters of Bt Charles alatieoadi. BearoN, Sept 8, ISBS, this natoh tbafe Is no restriotion as to old writer %U, BalUaoi*.—Tea Thaab vai t«B ham aad mt*b alaatM BiTor, Boston. In Dm Fbuik : An once made the remirk, la trattlaa 100 mil**— Ooataim hM alaea pitfofaid th* aaaa boats, bat aald boali are to be'propellod by fonr men eaob, that " Boston ladles walk very Ul i they ate so sccnsloned hat la *l(ht hoan, an/>av* Blast**, mtttii. aad ifty-thi** to Uie nnoonmonly bad pavementa of their el ty, that reêctlTely tealdenta of Ns4 Tork and St John. The they HÎh* /Mb, taiMd ap, eaaaat aeaat, alao, M (la*. hobble along like the Ohlnese." Weil, such a stateoent ToMT,OaBd*a,H./.— asBonnt at stake, $1000 a ê, is not so mnoh the otjeot at moomra, Wade aot wlah to dUeoanf* joa, btt Bfly years ago, when sidewalks were not thought of—«t ISBSSAoam SAMioffBAiti, uru eai adrle* la, to k**p awap ft«m BUantaa. laane In this laoe, aa it la to determine the snperlorlty as any mle,ddenâlks such as we now have—might not have' ' J. Satt, JTb.—W* da aat kaev that 14 bUm baia bMa walk** TmAtBUUli,*o.,*c,feO. oar Bt been deemed dlacourteont ; but where are the wilten la twa heBii, la thia toaatip'. It bM bMa daaa la asalaad, bov- KguiM oanmandilpjuiid boat bnlldlog. What -f*r. aow-a-days who would have the temerity to dlspatam •••••••••••••••••••••• jObn friends hare, bran doing sinoe the matoh was made, McU#OtI*».« '^J!**** onr ladles' msnner of walUnsT 'Very few, I trOw, *r «^ 0.]>.,BaUa,H. J,—I»r.Onhaa dldaatwrn hi* Ha* eat—h« mo'*., _»SMA«n«* ft^ . we have no oppntanlUes ot lesmtng—we presome, how; i their • niii p*tdoaad tla* ilBM. have the fSsar of "woman's rights" In mhda. . kef fou • iwi»i VM Mat nosstlng1y be— Mii. ttoM of UtHMt to ik* ipoiUif Ilio(WBiTa,Zia*tnU*,Oblo.—L Ki. rhtlaa.of tUi "Ibjb^Brln, in 1865, would be hard to beat Wepre- f-TT ttTdtlMBnta, « r*o Utll* w(r* hir b*Mt*0Bi fMt soaiMtnd *iBal to aap otaai pl*7*i In tht eoaauy. S, QniitMl jnie they will bring the flower of St John to oontest the To b*4r th* lOMB of lev*. înMt la to i**''*>a*, •Mtpt la th«M •MMwkm th* aaab*! la oa* toi^ apot ball| 1740. Little feet Is considered to 1)e the pephu vUn mark MM Ht dbMtlr ka***'*' RBwreiT BiLl, OlaelaaaU.—8«ad ea a dapedt-va banâ paka with tiielr NewTork'doadns. very aateh for pes. of beaiuty, as everyiwdy kaowa. Our ladles' i^ls of TheNewToikersliaTe been preparing themselves for kfeM alsM. loMNMntaltoalr. QOBBT, PieTld4BM, K. L—Th* aula IdMiaBraeail aad Pad' walking must be admirable, or why are they so fond of SZuwIimSm tbr Ium&b U tUt VMk'i mut I th« coming event by pnrsnlng a system of training which 'Ka- dock'* (gbt WM that th* wlBB*r thoald bave tb*< tight of ehal' promenading .WathlngtoA street so freqaentlyf "Dat it to kr. sytiv l*B(la(lb*TlploBBlMhtre*rth*b*lt ^ , ^ cannot (Ul to Improve and strengthen their physloal oon- de queraoffl." Ton take strolf on Washington , V' QOns k lom, PBormuMBf, / am a la IW M—n miiH, thW Itoor, »o»m ». U. irAToaBB,Boit«a.—Soaaa*Btr*e*tri4H[t^ta aot bad tla* t* street ofa the :V ' One afternoon, and sidew^ks are thronged raadltpat ditlon. We nnderstand, also, that three boats have been with females promenading up and down, displaying tbtir Oha*. J. HoOabtht, Beft«B>-WeAtt aot thlak It adfbabl* to placed at their service, and a choice will soon be made. handsome persons—beg pardon ; I should have said, iof pnblUh th* doooaMBl, laaonMbft it woald opaa th* v*/ for as /' The crew on behalf of New Tork ia composed of Stephen the purpose of shopping. Shopjmu aij be well enoagli, YORK CLIPPER. *b41«m dUaaiiloa. - bnt It serves as exoaie tor nis, Oboioi PiRHBa, PhlUd'aÛr. Biadlay weald not eat* to Mt Boberts, Thonaa Daw, William Sellers and Charles Weth- more an young women— old too, themselves jour eoaaBnlcatloB la yitti—w* tbinfor* oailt Ik will and ones to show b public ; for,aner BiknAU)4T, SKPTEUBEB 13, ISM. erllL They probably proceed to Boston on Uonday Old SroiT, UUtaahf*,—Ittmi taMlT*d-alH adnrtlaaauat of fhtlgnlng the shopmen, and overtnning naif Uie goods la or Tuesday next, In order to take a look at the " sorroand- Beiatta, whkk'W* bar* laMrt*d, half the stores, they return home without any ouer bar- ing soenery." very large delegation of New Torken than perhaps a pretty'rlbboo, or bauble VBAHX QVIII, Idlter. i, t. >., OMaaatowB.—Th* flirt No. ol the Oz,Ifrak WM Ian*4 A gain a yet more eathe8MhorAptll,lU8. will take a trip daring the week, so as to be In at the foaignlBcant Of conme, this circumstance Is not men- T. D., Boehtrter,—Tb* card btlag pla/td, the(aa* pttettdi tioned as an objection to the ladles (God bless then ;) oi trial, on the 20tb. The ensnlng week will be an eventful c^:: WHOUf^Lf AOENTt. wlthoat ittaid to J.'i ol>JtoUtB. the contrary, one is delighted to otwerve the frequent Thonsands vrillvlalttheclty Sou k TwmiMiri&M ft, H. T, tB4 M OUrk it, OhlMfO. OoRiTART Bbad*b.—The Pania hM aad* batUr Ua* Ihu tht one for the modem Athens. with which they repeat ft What more charming tight MIU HlBpn, U ul U Abb rttML BÛt or tap of tb* OoUlaj Ua*, or taj othtr Ua*, In nualag Iroa who never walked its streets before. wontd a person wlen to gaze npon than a bevy of beantt- uintrJFiiu* 31 BMkioaa itNtt. H«w Tork to LlrtipooL amutoii ft JoaiiiToa, abb itrnt fal femaleit Aye, but what la the use of being on the M OoaiTAHT Bbasib, rithklU. Laadlar<—"PlatM lafora at Sinoe the above was written we have received a letter A> WiMoa,, 1»lU OhMBBt ftiMt,ftlMt, PUladtlikU.PUladtlfkU. street always—the theme of remark among the asnnterlng whtthtr Pathloa WM tm b*at*B hj a hen* ealltd JaaiM E. Polk 1 IiBUHiB ft Oo.; t Ooutt Itntt, written by a gentleman of Boston, just retnraed from St , Ml U Boiloa. IfiOiwhaieaBdatwhattlBaT" Ne-J*BMK.PolkwMapaetDf beaux? Is there'no naenil oceupatlon at home to employ aair Tinoa,iTloB, Baa Ball41ifa, 4Bd hsTt tbalr tmn moi* ipiidlly atttadtd m. norahig, a fox waa obaoved on the Blaok Duaeas, Aiblaad. Fa.—SlokeBi' keu*hold Vordi ii of "aporteia" Will oar IrlMdiplMMMmtabtttUiT with the exception of the Spins, of Indlantown. It Is also Point, South Boaton. A large nnmber t*. aboat to be laaed Jbiiewteklr-tlperaaBaB—BeMftbaaer, started in pursuit end after a long and oiroultoua ohaae, I(»HiHaailrMt,irewTerk!^ said that the Quickstep Is to be taken on to Boston, to be the " hanlmal" waa wounded by a gun Aot, and flaailw TO Bbasxb, Bettea.—Tbaak poo. Be* aaiwar to Wort telal*T, on hand at the Begatta. AMWEM OOMUPONOENTS. killed by a atab front a pitchfork. Poor ' Beynard didn't yaaiYAi, BoitOB.—I. Tkli eoimpoBdeat npi that the mort Have the least show whatever. tfftctnal rtfflidp lor kllUag ItMiieoBBoa laiapoU—tht fltM AitATasB Oabimab, BoiiaB.—" Ib eauMataM tl tht dbpat* being killed almort laittatlp—bm a Oa* tooth oomb on the dog Qbbbxt on Srona.—Brother Horaoe Greeley, in giv- My hies what a rumpus 1 According to .the Traveler, a fer (b* nMBt aitoh nai. feoadtd, I toUan, oa tht bet mM afitrwirdi. 3- W* etaaot *•* whr Patir Ooiooran'i nam* aad piiu fight was to come off at Bast Boeldn on the evening tb« Botott BmiBit oiMMd iht bowief th* Vahaova, will ing a " first-rate notiee" In the Tribune a few .d^ sinoe, paifomasoM haii bMa omltt«d Id alittaaa. .h* etrtalalp daiarTM care to bo yaa pUu* iln you oplaloa ob thli nbjMt, and iifotm mmj of of the 6lh Instant; but the police took present 'boBorabl* mtaUoB." 8. Abonl that eballtag*, iM "Wtet made the " awful disolosare" that ." sporting is an cllbnea whtthn oa* boat hu a tl|ht to tak* utthtr boit'i and Ue combatants end epeotators after looking at each fMU mdm Pointer." vatMt" IT OD* boat aaa CRMi aaoUMr'a bsv, aad poll oa th( to reltgiona men and moiaUsts." Now, destly beloved other and the police for a while, thought it best to ab- wattr npjwMd to btlonc t» thli Itttir b«at,' ah* U J. B., UaaohtiUr, N. H.—1 Bm Wtrt Polator. 2. Aaiwtr Mat WMk. friend Greeley, we moat hombly beg to dlfli9r with you; and, squatnlate; and so there wasn't no muss after alL I •rtr M to do ; bat, la taklaf th* othn*! «at«r. th* nut do lo at wonder who the prinolpals were T BBilaat dlitaaei to pNnat all probabUltr ofa aallUoa, n th* WBir, BoitoB —"Btat* tb* tim* Biad* tj the J. S. B. Pataan aa evidence In support of onr position, bring forward the Itlfhtait Impcdlmwit lo th* prainu of th* boat vboM coan* ot and th* M*ptaBt, la t bUm; alio, th* tiaia mad* bp thaa in I The whole topic of conversation at preient is the — incontroverUble ftetthat oor mntoallHendandoo-laborer waUr hu b«*o thai ttk*a. IrthapK. mU*i, lnthilrru* of Jalpt.lUt." ThtM— bUm:—- Pataan, S3 Franklin celebration on the 17th. A splendid pedestal •bitnotad, «r th* boat roBl*d bjaaolhu bott la paalaf, Ih* enw bIb. '4S MaoBd»-lf«ptna*, ilM. Iz allM:—Pntmaa, U»0| in the good work, bcothisr Beeoher, has, since he comnenced for the statae, weighing 11 tons, has been erected In tiront of th* boat «bOM pr«|r*H hM M*b Ibo* lBMd*4 iheold (Ira ap Ntptaat, 4T:U. th* Mot«it, aad fUla ih* ou* to thoM MlacMd loadjadleauapoa reading the Oumn, beoome one of the most sharp of the City Hall, with appropriate hiBcriptlona on tha S.8.a.—Pii* to Ohleihl«ag», from Ntw Tork, Ut elaa.tvl; 3d ttl* B*tur; aiid,irblr)7aiidutli(iMtoiUrptOT*d,tbarM*ihoaId sides. All the tndes are to be represented In the grand *l*u,$13, Ha* teqaliM. to 01 40 boon. OetobMl* aboat th* rifle shooters In the ooontry. Therefore, dearly beloved awaidid In rator of th* boat M r*al*d. M B«it pleaaat moatb for a trip "oBt wait." procession; the mUltsiy do the escort dnty, and eveiy- Horaoe, either brother Beeoher greatly belief his oharao- " to WBtT PoiDTBa, FioTldenia, B. L—V* (t*t«d la aoawatt* W. P.—t We eankpt aay la what partolBaiâDd Ur. Jobs4al>. thing gives token ot a goodly day," to- do honor the *0*nti* Uirhit," In osi lut, that lo out kaowltdi* Tom TLjn ley wM bom. I. Hr. Gb1U/wm •Iieted aenber of PuUoMat ter as a religlotn man, moralist, and sportsman, or, dear glorious old pbUoeopher. pobllihtl a oballtBg* to Biht aaj In world kad BBTOr man tb* for forPontahaek Theatrlcali are In full blast this week, and a brilliant 910,400, TtU eoiT#*ATe>yoa Boeb Mrrow Tom " pawn" their reputation for a mere " meas of - pottage," to and and side .-^ know what OoL Pieaont'i rtllglooe b«ll*f la. 4. fto., the Horticaltnral Bxhibltlon sommences charm amose the people with sweet eonga iHVf- V Xfii'*- taUng part— ' HMaa*r:I(Vi« wabvrar ObaaploBofBiigbDd. (. Bullltaa aerti and who resort to deoelt'and lUsehopd to extrloate them^ splitting burlesqnea. Miss Ehnma Stanley comnenoes MkUaOninploa ofBngiahd. OB the 16th—and the great tioat race, on the 20th, oloaos mIto! fam a foliie ';pMtiAa,''tn,i)liioli'thelr aTarlolooi aoA her second and lost week at the Muito Htll. . She -has iBTt/o.—1. pen are dirold of eoatage, It li hard Aw oi to ad- the week. Who's going to Boston 1 drawn ven' fashionable houiet. and her performanoe caoses tlHpoa OB tb* iabjiet—bowtm. inppoi* yon atind ap, llkaa gnuiplAg 'dlcôdtlon may lure p them.' We say we the Beau Bnimmela and Maria MatUdss to fly Into eostaoIOB. IBi and lat on* of yaaroppoBtai* try th* tBtet of beatlagt Ifttlt; detest anoh oondodt aa pÛ)h aa we despise the (AiyaHirhb QiudamanielUatr BiiiWr-:-;. l^teo: .B.ltyouitAtbtt wMBalotalUed, It li not aotnally nt Gbkat Tdos m Newaxk.—TheNew Jersey State Agtl- Tours, MftMp thtt.pon ibonld bi,'iiBdtr the elroamataseti, bat onr ail' pmptlce It AlthoQgh the latter may be bolstered itp for " ." eultnral Soolety will hold its annnal exhibition, at New- gtt natoitllt ad 8. . The pteiiat TOlnma noi natll April a time; yet etentnaUy thsy most perish in their otm ark, on tiie 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th Inst, when over '. Fibehsh'b " SiwjBxV i!T Niw HivxN.—The parade and feaoolLTh BoT.—" PltAM atat* the Umt mtdt bp tht Bnp*ilor flllh, for neither salt nor ".straw bali" 'oan save ^then. premlnnu. track celebraUon by the Fire Department took flirt III allM with th* 11*14 of Bria, In UtB-alio, th* $4000 wDl be distributed In ABplendld New Haven ia'tb* fa* The " Napoleon" loeaupd'Ait of the "royal pair" who BtgM'by th* |H*stBii* whtn |ht bMt tht Palmaa, In Boalon." BB' has been graded for the trial of horses. This last will be place on the 6lh liui, and waa-parUotpated In tiy la targe ulei'a time with tht Maid, Bnt tlx mllu, 44 Blnnda. Neptnat'i liaTe plotted against as, tnnu oatto bi a/oue ' jw whloh, from UWi-wttb "tba Pntaab, ili ullM. 47 aln. 88 mo. Tbeflnt race the great (eatnre of the fair. nnmber of companies; among tiiem 'were sev^rid oanj th* other wltli fear otia. if the "Napoleon" of "the.'palr" voiti alltUe longer, (for irapVrJth'etgbt abrotd, one of these having come all the w%7 from-Ohl- 1MliiiaiBbOABD,Biooklpu^-

' 1. The raleiitlpalat* that In a fear alt, Spriogfleld, i:4^jtTUa*.^Bii.i.lABD>.— Mr. Joseph Boyle, of Fhelpa, Ontario Oa, New Yorkr avbit: . feet; No.7, of Harlford, 124 feet; No. 2, of tht *trlkii aikti a huud, ht pat* oat bttdid BbtoUi Th«a«t*r 140 feet: N0..I, of Hartford, 128 feet; No. 5, oi BridA- 1. Ear* perlormed the fMt '^fdfeBslog: a beef, and leaving it bl|p*ttnerlabMhlaplM*. Slate b4«4sttblngorih*"(onm*atal"UUIy. FniisiwOBTHr.—The gentlemen of tiie Stonlngton line port, 148feet| No. 12, of Brooklyti, 149 feet; Bay , banging In two halve^ In the eitraordlnaiy time of 6 Co., of Weslflsid, 130 feet; Brietol Co., No. I, withdrawn:. Bioaaons, Blthaoad, Va-Ai to tht fliat w* taaBot^ aay, bat Boston have vSry kindly offered to take on to Boston, min. and 40 aeoopds. Itr. Boyle Is btt 21 years of to Blrmingllam, 186 KUbiiMKr of neort ihkt tb* dnM worn bj Q*«i(* IT. at bit .fge, No. 2, of Holyoke, 139 feet; No. 2, of the raoe boitt to be pulled In aâatloa, (wlthont eoBaUn| J*w*lry oi tht eNWdJewtlail Mit and weighs 135 lbSi| and, for his age and slae, ohallenges ftee of obirge, New Tork feet; Ncl.of Charlesiown, 128 feet: No. 1, of fawtuoket, JIMiOt^'tr niuly SIOO.OOO. N(>.,l,.ofâ» the wo»!d to produoe bis «iaal in the matter of dteailog the giMt match with St John, on the 20th Inst B. L, 140 feet; No..4, of Hartford, 102 fe^t; 'iiiltkHDiB BiLiiBi, PMIa4'*.-"I>ieldt.a bttibf ftellfg ford, 163 feet; No. 3, of Chicago, 136 feet: No. 1, of West- vbelhtr Ut Ptttt Blohlngt I* a oaUt* *t thli eoattrp, and. wlîi*. and prepiiring beef for the market', What tfj oar W^ aeld, feet; of GreeHfleld, 130 fdot ' {a card in answer to one published In 124 Ho. 4, kd aad* hU Bnt apMutnet htrt.'.' ' B6ra Beilaad—HadeUl Hunt Biuii—A oor (ngtoaiUarket boyst Do they yiel^ .the palm is thifli^ threw the highest streams ai" illflppdirinM'Ia tbU eonalry at the Puk Theatce, NewToife.''- , : The following maoblnes iast, was reoelved at too late an honr for loserUpn' in' thli' . . . BomeaL, dIfftitBM bttwMbliB VtintarlpBiaiherl''' : : were awarded fleprlaet: . I. *Bb f Ohlu|o.—There <* a „, .-ixi'.i' ItwUl.app'earlnonrnexl. ,.{'..'.. '., 2d, No. of Hart- Mb Bad aaJogUih mllt-lu tht fermtr there Bit ItlO pudj| la woek's.Ourp^ lat priso, No. 1, pt Stamford, «600: 4, ^ - i5tiM«t,'ltfl8^.,': ...O-.j-j-,-! ..,, .1 fort,f!»0:8d,Ko.Tl2,orBroo|tlyn,|lOD, . ' •UfiiiWtlOr'l-The 4illOD bttvMn' the BillMi brig Bbter aad. pressnlpd to the Foremen of the ..m-,] : eBqoTnaMaASa.vnODT.T-A8UverCupwastohavs jTho nrlaes were BnterprlM tMk piM* oa the Itli:atpfj Jfli.lk tt] <|S3ia*tlBait»ri< |(l««t.B£aiie,.C9^^ êowHqr swam neatly; Bogliuer, and were \ i)«IU to.* beea'«hotf»r atOttlgnoa's Shooting Gallery, OUoago, oessfal oonpanlevby the Chief Iktir flf emiBBitt

tM, 209^ The flnt, between OdeU, in the Hamilton, ana Bollis, in Unloa Oourae, L. I, with i-ML >ML AQUATICB. Flora TBE Bllf«. th« Carter, one pair of sculls, (the same M*te that ware July,4. Taoony fhen beat t^^L^ ^^^ T^ rowed iB tho first race,) Odell winning brrfs inches.. Bxarmia Bowu^o Match oh thi East Bivib.—An ex- and Flora began to " buck op." (as weU u she oculd-JtaUi Wu. VinrHT lUte* gbt, and eub directed Elizabeth Iveraon, bnllt by Ji^ea Iverson, the aame boat, have the right nirit, nod I hope Aarp step, 4t the same place, winnbg with 3:Sli JML , Eotn havlog for their objeoi The ben about here LltobHeld, at .tbe other. Therefore, to aaTeapase, we omit both, we believe, In which Bama woo.the Champion Scullar'a soon to grrayou an aoeount of another Begatta, whlchls t-Mi, Atte. 19, Lady Venoa beat Lady M

»iS6, Aug. ; but Lodj Beielr itatbig that If botii will meet at Ballenberg'e Bace, In the Regatta given by the Empire Olty'Begatta on the topl% to come off at Pougfakeepele, lamtime b Beaton, wlUi %-JiO, %M, 0 LttaUMM FhHadelpbla, Club, In the fUl of 1856. Bnt to the Baoe. Long before Ooimwau. returned the vomgllmoDt, atSoarborcogb, Me,, witfc J:a9f Iwiiw, 9tb, above Noblfr atreat, on Saturday the coming aonth. . Toara, appolated for the start, veasela Aug. 24. beat Tacooy, at Utl«% M. Ti, "erenlng neit, • natch oan then and there be made. If the the time the %htfves and QomwaD, Sopt 6, 185S. Flora Tsmple with 1 again at BttM«gik parties really mean mateb-maklDg. on both aides of the Biver were thronged with epectatora, 3-,S31, 2:37, 8-.2B{, Aug. 30 and all manifesting the greatest Interest In the race about to wltii 2:29, 2:34, 2:34, Aug. 26. ' Lady LItCUMl-bSit rowing mateh take place—the river was so covered with boats that It RowiNo Matob at TonkxrsÂ spirited Daniel Webster, at PorUood, Me., wlUi:2:87, 2M;;:2:S8, SOth alt, between Blmeon Obilltvob, moH Tocvo Eisbikotor.—Beaton, 8ept< wss a matter of dlfBeulty for vessels to navigate through took place at Tonkers on the 2:39, Aug. 3L Howarth for small stake. The dis- 8.—HavlBg been waiting for the last two fflooths for a them. The stake boat was moored off a polht between and Thomas Cogan, a In Septtmber md Ootober, although plenty of .tMlB tance River and back. The match natoh wlu ânttomer of aboat my own weight, bnt plen 49 and 60, and from this point the coarse wiu aloag was across Ihe Ho£on conttoued, tlie "time" generailywai not «ach as relates was six-oar Whitehall boat being need without isaocets, I sow pnUlloly glTe the following chal- the river, down around' Governor's Island, and ftKm^ against time, one tothepretent sabject Dolly Bpionkor beat Joe -Wllsda to on fight both men, . The bettbg before starting was 6 4 lenge : Twill any man In the United Stateii at 110 thenoo back to the place of starting. Shortly after 2 ^y and Frank Fierce, at St Loob, MoTwllh 2:28. 8:17,:2:37, Ooigan, the arterwaidi ohaggcd, and Howarth ponnda, glre.or take G Iba, for from SSOO to $500—flret o'clock, the startwa8eflected,the Elizabeth with a trifilng but odds Sept L Lady Vernon beat Selim, oil the ITalottiOoaiM, becaae 2i mln. 19 eeconds '.come, uiiit served. Man and money ready any night lead; the Lucy aeon began to edge up, however, and tiie favorite. Time—Cogan, L. I,, wlUi 2:32, 2:38, (mstoh drawn,) BsAl 6. 'FliHraTe» the winner. ,ne^ week, at Ed. Price'a, London Hooie, No. 904 North when in the neighborhood of Pier 42, began to ahow slightly Howarth; $În. 9 sees,, the latter proving Slebeat Tacony, at Philadelphia, with lM;-3:S^^-ai^ etreet, Boston. Jomi HiBUNaioN. ahead. In a short time, the Lnoy was about two lengths ept 16. Monntain Maid beat CentreMlle,-'oa'tt*'Oe»* in advance, in which position they continued until after trevllle Conrae, L. L,wllh 2:36, A Boat âSîtAo come off on Charles River, near 2:34, 2^4, Beft.lfijj»itf Toundlog the - Island. On reaobing the South Feny, Vernon then beat Mountain Maid, Vermont, OimiiisoiroRT, Maaa, Sept S, 1856.—Nonoa to Bm> Boston, on Wedoesml Sept 17, at one o'clock, between mi^fM, € Brooklyn side, ihe Lucy waa perhaps six or eight lengths the Union Coarse, L. I, with Dr.—HavlBg beard of the boistlngs of John Coetallo, the alx-oared boate Undauted, of Soath Boston, and tho 2:291,2:301,2:36^8:3$^ ahead—thai they kept nntll close to Oatbaririe ferry, Sept. 22. Flora Temple then beat both Udr' J (better knfttni as Baffer.) that he can whip any man of his Xightfoot^ of Somerville, n)r$100 »sidu The distance vWHM when some floating object In the river caught one of the and the Mqnntein Maid, at PhUodslphb, with 2:33, 2:38), weldit, (130 Iba.,) and more especially tiie nnderdgned, I to Tte rowedls six miles, > X., . scnlla of the Donahoes, by which they lost a few strokes, 2321, Oct 18. do therefore. In view of the faots, offer and oballenge him \^ and the Elizabeth reached within half a length of the In November Ihe "onloub" got started again for tka to meet me three weeks from the acceptance of this ohal> tJttAixnoK.—Wishing to regain ihe^ltmreb lost by me Lucy. Here the Donahoes seemed to exert themselves to sapremacy in publlo obbtoh. Mag beat Taoony, aCPhO* ^leage, on any of the islands In Boston Barbor. Toallence ia theanilUng matchof the 6th Inst. I heretji'tflkr torow the utmost, and widened the gap between the two •dslphia, with i-Xt, 2-86, 8:36, Nov. 3. Ute also' bca any ftarther bosatlng on his part, I will fight bim for a thu Breihen Donahoe the same diataooe. In uFwg|^ boats somewhat Keeping along the Brooklyn aide for iGifie(al,.Sootl, at PhUadelphb, . wlUi 2:28, 2:2»,i.2:33, parse of from $26 to $160. Man and money ready, at the tea^,.'forftom «100 to «200. Man aod money ready u some distance futher, the Lucy then struck out for the' Nov. Ifti^^^W^^ ih^whue menagerie in an uproar, ocmer of Prospeot and Main tta. The fight to be govern- Johnârt's, 249 South street John BiOBnAN. stake boat on the opposite shore, while the Elizabeth kept especially as Lady vcrn'6lf,-aHlioa||li Lady7sne, ed by the mles of the ring, beMIng on the Brooklyn side some three blocks ftarther, and on on the Doion Course, L. L, Nor, lOidld'lt^wTth vert don ' If he ootdades to accept (his ohallrage, he may see me reaching Bridge street ferry, made over for the etartlng the "flggera." Tacony now oamo out and beat Ibc, at Phil- personally, or through the colnnms of your valoable pa- Thb "iAbad," a 4 bared skeleton boat. Intended fbr point A very pretty race now ensued, and the excite- adelphia, wlUi 2:29, 2:301, ' Nov, per notify me of bis acceptance. Falcop Barge Clnb, of Philadelphia, made her appear- 2:29i, 18, aodlhotgava ment was at Its highest, it being difflcalt to tell which Taoony that pre-enUnent npuUtion which he hasreialih Tonrs, Joseph F. Soamlin. anoe on the Sohuylklll on Saturday afternoon, 6ib inat,^ boat had the beat of it However, the Lucy managed to for Uie first time. The " Arab " b, we believe, 40 feet In ed in 1854, 1866, and thus far into 1858, Probably 00 reach the goal about three or four lengths ahead of the built trotter sbce the days of Pelhao ever enjoyed so exalted length ; pabted black, with a gUt streak. She was MauNO IN Boston.—Qalte a merry mill took place Elizabeth, winning the race and money. The Elizabeth by Mr. Luffberry, of Philadelphia, and U moUltd efitr iht a Superiority without an "eoltpae." at East Boston, a f«w days since, between two Bos- waa the favorite prsvioos to starting and daring the race Oipty. We.hoM now to see "aoai^' raobg.'as there b Perfaapa the most notloeable "affair" dnrbg the Inter- ton Bovfl, The Greek," and J. Fray. After half an at 2 1« 1, and considerable money obanged hands in oon- now only two skeleton boate.pn thb river, lu, Luffberry val sbce 1863, was the match between Flora Temple and boor's Wd thompiog, Fray was forced to snconmb. Fray seqaence. Eveiytbing paa^rd off in oiêr and good hu- scarcely expeote to come up with the New Tork boate, as Hero, the placer, Oct 17, 1865, for $2000, two mite heata^ not being tatlsfled, wiuied to renew it, bat the appearance mor, and the Donohoes i>.«keted the $200, well pleased thb b the first boat of the kbd he ever built Flora In hamesa Hero to wagon. Flora was the winner, of the Follce pat a stop to all fartiier proceedings. Both with êir day's work. combg out fresh in 4:67, to that, allowbg her 2:85 for » ware pretty well pnnuhed. third mUe, she oonU have beaten Datohman'sfamoustharee- WetDozs'nt Hit-Pblladelphia, Sept 8th, 1866.- Greek's weight is aboat 131 lbs., whUe that of Pray is Boat BACDia in thi Wxst,—Chicago, Sept 6, 1856,— mile time. Mr. Luffberry, one of our crack boat builders, has Jast 178. Miitvr differ : In the matter of aquailo sporta a lively In- Bat we must not allow our remlnlscenees to oversb^ completed a skeleton boat, (The Arab) which ne tUoks terest has recently sprung up in some of oor western dow the mab fact to be announced. 2:241 In harneaal In point speed he has made clUea, and more Mrncolarly in this great and growing b a êiy superior one of As Thbk of it Certainly Flora most be gettbgyouogagata. Ohaiximob.—HetrlDff that Mr. Sladc has a man that many boaate fboth before and after he had flnbhed her,) western metropaila of railroads and pretty girls. With- Thestakeswere $1000, Dbtance—mile heata. Flora won la wants to flgbt me, I ehul be happy to accommodate him in regard to her merits, why does he not challenge some out farther Intrcdnctlon I will proceed to give your one heat, distancing Tsccny, who was to go under tha •t 110 lbi..W«iRht, for $100 a side, or If he does not ac- of year fast New York boate t and let bb"Arab'' ahow readers some of the movements which have lately taken saddle, ridden by Warren Feabody , while Flora was drtves cept thl& I will be happy to oblige Thoa Lewis at 118 what she can do Tours, ftc., Brao, place In tbU city and other places on the great lakes for hersell by Hiram Woodruff with the ribbons b hand. SIbco Iba. for tne like amoont; i can be heard of at Mr. Johnny among boat oiutia and oaramen. On the 30th ult, a brush SoffoUL where shall we look for her equal t She oanB Boblnion's. Hi Madison street, linMonday eveaing next, of a ialle took place on the waters in front ef this olty home from the hal(-mlle pole In one inmate ond.eleva when I will make either of the above matches. RsaATTA.—A well contested regatta took place on the between the six-oared boat "Blue Belle," and Ihefonr and a half seconds I Taoony broke twice, but madejal- Tonrs, GZOKOB GiJlDMEB. rive^ Delaware on Saturday. The following sallbgyachte 'f the . the but attempte to escort oared boat Lady Pntman," same which won were entereil :—L. Theodore Eslbg,- JefMea, Wray, Post the lady Urd, yet she fairly fSw, first Einplre City Begatta Club and flang him off prize of the of New 7Ark Boy, Carley, Skip, Condy and Mltonell-flrstolass boate; triamphantly. We mast now iûr ont In "Blue Belle" waa the victor, beating the "fiist time table," (and ScoiTT, or Bbookltn, iND MnFHT.—These "hard 1866. The ud the Sam AUen, Davy, Scoop, Morrison, Post, Fanny so must some other book Dsksn^) about fifty feet allowance was made for the to "keep 'one" are now in oloee training for tiielr coming mill, for Lady by No Fern and Glanco—second class boats. The boate sailed up with the times," or rather the "tlmii."r nl$ greater number of oars which the Belle was propelled, following summary tells the story f&tO a aide, which Is to come ojl in aboat two weeks. by around the booy at Cheater and returned to the eVtj. better than we ou Scotty la at Soath Danvers whereas, I understand, aoocrding to cnstem the Lady under the care of Jamea Of the flrst-olass boate the Ealing came in first, winning ToiSDAT, Sept 2, 1858.-nottbg match, $1,6^, mB$ '. shoald been allowed from fifteen to twenty eecoods Lavoty, A Marphy Is at Lawrence, and trained 1^ have a silver pltoher. The Davy waa the succesafu boat of heate. JohnBoberta. the start of her adversary, in which caae ahe would have the second class yachts, receiving a pair of silver gobleta H, Weodiof Biaa4b.ai. noi»Tni)to I beaten the Belle handsomely. After the race the Lady —[Fhlladelphb Ledger, Sept 6. yt.tuMjumiit.t ToMDv. i>...4ift Potman Club cballeoged toe Bine Belle to a five mile We understand that another regatta Is to toke place on SPABftlHtt. contest, asking no allowance for her superior number of Union (JotBsa, L.I- TBOimio, Thonlay, Sipt^' 4^ oais, bat the Belle declined, giving aa a reaaon the great Monday next, for a Sliver Pitcher-the boats to saQ from Match $800, Bib. dUDonlty ezperienoed in tarung her. TheLady Putman Ihtiustino Exhibition n Buicm BonsiMas.—Oie Kalgn's Point to the Shoe baoy and repeat—open for all Owaai,g,-0a«f«r (lelMlta. wifta).... 1 rates A No. 1 in these waters, and wo betide the four- of the moat IntereeUog exhibitions given here for some Mats of 22 feet and under. On*i,|.f.ainsi«i tlBb«a«*>r boat that encountare her. ' nB*,l:IO. ,1lB»,'took.placein BleeokerBBlldInga,on Monday eve- oared the holding of theWiaoonsIn State Fair at ning, let init, in the presence of some six or seven han- Daring MO- Sa«i DAT^TrotUng. Pnrw and Itak* $800;' Wa$ waokee, a rerntta will be given, which,will be open to .dred penone. This exhibition was given by West Bowen THE TUBF. heatskbestSlnfi, Inhoniea. :' r>r and Tom Abbot, and Mr. Janes Brown Illinois and Wisconsin boata. One race is to be for four »:pi|toi»,f,utoiiu«r acted as Master ...... I i. i boate, wlib an allowance, of of Oeremonles. The ball was opened by Walter Mead and six oared fliteen aeooa'ds /.Wk*trI*r,Stj'Bira., I a i' an oar in favor'of the four oared boate agabist ih.oee using XlnM, tun |.M<| ftlTN. ^ and Tom Abbot—a good set-to, with Abbot the betler 2:261 EoursED i—Bin Tub Tr in Tiorino—Floba I MTM six oare. A second race for two paira soollo, and a third Tbufu and Taoont. The Union Conrae on Long Island, FBiDAT,Sept6^Matohj|60e. TwoBilat«aa.i nao. ' Several other seta-to followed, in qoloksaeoegaloB, — for single pair acnlls, will also be given. The Lady iriien Orvllle Oardoer and Con Fitzgerald, of California, Tueadav, September 2, was the (c«ne of a struggle be- H. MtRobfrll, b. g. BnU ...... 11 Patman is booked for the first race, and some say she is D. PUto, b. a. ttSj B«Bt took the Btnmp—this was a beantiiul set-to. Tom Ab- tween toeee two well-knOwn nags, which has cansed the , ....I I licensed to take the first prize. But tt^ last matter Is " bot and SL Harris fallowed In a olever display, at the famoas 2:261" of Tacony, when trotting against Mao, at for time to determbe. CODolaaion of which Fhll. Clare and Con. Fitzgerald don- left the HanUng Park Coarse, near Fhiladelphla, (June 3, I understand the Ivanhoe Club of Cleveland has chal- " ned the gloves, and gave each other a taste of their re- 1863;)' to be eclipsed," and Anally to lower the figures OnnhavaLB Oonies, L. I,—Tr6tUag,^Friday/8ep| lenged the Bover Club of Sandusky, to a friendly conteat, spective abilities in tho ••mitten" line. A number of one peg nearer fiyug. 6.-Sweepstake 9600, HUe heate to wagons. In ,-,) and thsit the challenge has been accepted, the race to amatenn and others next "tried it on," eomeof them Thb circumstance naturally brings to mind various take place at the former olty on Saturday, the 20th of this being very fair, when Orvllle Gardner and West Bowen reminiscences connected with onr wwld-renowned trot- month. "Bover," of Sandasky, formerly the appeared, and gave In their experience, Gardner having The was ters. As. relates to Mao and Taccoy, It was senerally

.. . Tla«,I;t7t I'M. of your city, which , rather the best of it Then came Took Denton and SL "J. D. R.Futman" won the flnt prize V given out" about April, 1863, that thev had changed In the Botton fourth of July regatta In 1866, and the BATiBDiT,Sept e,—Trottibgmatoli,93,006,'DUah«»H Harris, who pitched into each other wlttiont regard to ownera, and that the " flgares" were—for Mac, $8000; for Ivanhoe Club's boat la new, and coastructed after the best 8 lu Udy Long to Iiameiih the eonseqaencea—this set-to caused nnch laughter. Taoony, $6300. 6; brown mare.to wagoii model of the Bover. This will be an exciting contest After one or two seta-to, then came the wind-up, and ou' A great tmpetas waa thds given to the nbjeot of tro^ AHtU'ifUla'sVa. Ia

New Tork vs. St John. N. B,, four-oars, at Boston: .Cleve- 0. riffar*! bin .„. .... ; about 10 or 10 mlontea, Tom Abbot had the best 4rUftblaailAlllgi but suddenly he was sent to the groiud like a flash, and of three oat of those five races. Club vs. Pioneer Clnb, foor-oara, the epectatora thoaght he was a " goner ;" he was Patman at Chicago. The loog-estobllshed Came of Flora Temple became ' shall expect to eee all these races fully reported In Sana DAT.—Trotting itiatch« $U0, mile heate, besi 8 lifted up, and attended to, when he revived, walked We somewhat eclipsed, especially when the saUect of " 2:30" ln6. across the stage, chalked his theCunvB. M.AF. had to be mentioned. The " knowbg oner' would shake tboes, and, to the sarprise of OwBw'ib.B.BaUrlUlter.teliOIb.waceB..,! 1,1 all present, who thoaght be was maoh Injured, he renewed tbeb heads—whether anyttdng was Inside or not Flora'a 1, WtlfbVib.M.B«la4Mi,lahanaHlr...,.,l 1 % the contest, and wound It up splendidly. It waa said RiOATTA AT CoBNWAU.,—The Begatta at Cornwall, In defeat by Mr. King's Black Douglas at Philadelphia, na*-M7|l:Ht««L that aomethlig on the stage tripped hlln up or down, we the lower end of Newbnrg Bay, on Thursday^ Sept 4th, April 21, 1853, when tiie winning tuno was only 2:36ft— forget which. The exhibition closed In perfect order. waa. one of the flneet that 1 ever bad the pleasure of wit- 2:301—2:36, made a good many Jaws go "low down In HiBifOBD Tbao^ Bepi ftr-Purse $100, mllebMts, basi nessing. Taking into oonalderation the fttct that it waa the tiilrtles." And yet, all at once, thb very state of b- two In throe. gotten up in abeot two weeks, I waa surprised to see so activity and hopelenneas caused a prompt revival and a Mr. Bobtrtt' BaikiUa, to WMM,. . •ta« • aa •«( 1 1 MoLiNBivx-TbiagentlemanwhehasbeenonavisittothlB many really handsome boats, with their spirited crews on " rattling pace" as soon as the reported nies of Mac and Ml, iMd'a b. |. rUatr, to nSitj ol^ for a ahcrttlme, gave an exhibitIcQ at the Shahraeare the spot, and punctual to the time (whlcn I am told the Tacony were announced. nia*-f4t(.i:M)i:U|«M, on Monday evening last In consequence of inffldeBt Newburghers have been noted for.)' At 2 o'olook the As soon as possible arrangemente were made, and the notice not having been given, there was not that attend- Propellor James N. Maokin came in well loaded with the month of May. In 1853. began to tell the itoi^ which has ance which the menda of Mollneanx had expected. A friends of the respective boats, the majority of whom now resulted in brbgug tbe "bully lime" Aom 2:35 to Foot Bhbib Pabe AasooAnair.—TBOimo/^Mliif,' "compllmentaiy" has been tendered, however, for the were ladles, Shortlv alter came the ferfy boat Fulton, 2:261, and finally a soratoh below that " The pace that Sept 6.—For a Sliver Fltoher^-ane b«i^ .besl

22ttd last, and then harnera . . we may look for a strong tarn out of from Newburgh, with a load of eager spectetois, sooom- kllb" seems to have "set In" about 1863 among our , 'the lovers of the fliUo art This complimentary exhlbi- panled 1^ the Newburgh Brass Bud. In ihe meantime northern tracks. lltUt/oba'aHoBNtreba...... ; | ll 1 1 ttoD will take place at Mr.Batler'a Chelsea Manor Honse- the people from the surroondlng country came pouring Among the most noticeable trote bf a slinllar chaiaoter. W.Weediafl^ismMlkarM 4 • i. a • In, and our uaually quiet place presented a scene of great 2ille heats and best three in five,) may be mentioned f. Wart's EaUyaaltlyaalt. 4 4 4 1

excitement . Panotiial to the time, the boate drew up to ose of Lady Vernon beatbg Lady Relief, on the Vnbn neraorbam.. t I 4nwa. TBADioa's Exhibition.— Tomio Onr readers tboold not the starting point, a Una stretched from the dock to a Coarse, L. I, with 2:401—2-j{-2:39, May 8. Flora Tem- «iM-4:MHi MIX; tMftMi tn. forget that Mike Tralsor gives an exhibition at Kerrigan's^ aloop lying a abort distance oK Sight aa pretty boate ple beating Lady Brooke, on tbe Oentrbvllle Course, L. L, Military Head Qoarters, 22 White street, on Friday even- as were ever seen la a race at one time, eaun one being with 2:811—2:32—2:33i, May 4 ; and her former conouer- Match km |10,00O.-It that ing, b aaU a ifottbg L 13th inat There will be some good sparring, and by oarsmen, (and all looking maimed two as though they or. Black Donglaa, on the Hunting Park Coarse, at Pnlla- for $10,000, between Lantern aod PrinM, will lakepbM the wlad-up between Mike ud Toong Samey Aaron will meant sharp work) at a given altaal from the Judges' delphla,'wlth 2:321-2:35—2:3U, May 17. Mao beating on Thursday next, the X9lh lost, co bland, flhooll be treat Long a to all lovers of good sparring. goal race ncraea. first boat sped from the Uke For the Tacony, (harness,) at Philadelphia, wltii 2:90—2-.8i4— the race take place (of wjUeh wo are not sertab) It wfl| half mile so closely waa every inch contested, that a string 2:88, May 12, Mac beatbg Tacony, (wagon,) at Phila- no doubt attract nnoaaal alteoUon. JiNVT HiBT's SriBRiNO ExBiBmoN, which took place might have been drawn acroas them, but. to those well delphia, with 2:33-2:39-2371, Hay 20. Highland Maid It kill- ' at the National Varieties Hall, Boston, last Monday even- versed In boating matters. waa plain Inat sneb a abo beat Lady Yemen, on the CeotrevUle (Murae, L. L, not be kept up. and positions Sau of LkxiiioioM.--It stated 00 the anUiMlly it ing, will be reported In foil in cor next ing stroke could soon the with 2:331—2:36—2:821, on the same day. A pretty b of the relative boate began to onange ; the Fanny Fern merry month of May was that of 1863. N. Bw—The New the iMttvOU Jomd that tbe celebrated race boras La» taUngthe lead, Thomas 0, Ring next, with the George Tork CurriR was started the month previously. Bv iogton/of 7:191 notorle^r, has been toUI to Mr. Alaaa* madslolt* Doo FioBT FOX |8«0.—Thla anxlonsly looked-for event, W. Shaw, close after ; the reat about holding tbelr own, putting thb and that—that and this—together Ihe btoi- der. Thepuohase b stated to havsbsea prloo took place on the 4th Inst., at Sportsman's Hall, 49 until Uie Carter's bovs, appearing to wake np to thoir llgent reader may form some Idea of the dlOerence be- gland, where Mr. Ten Broeok now b. The filf <;:Madlson streM, and waawltnened by an Immense throng, work, came up, from Loldlog the last positiou, and pasted, tween advertising wUcb has to be begg^ for compared was 916,ew t ^^^^^^ mahy of these preient having come on fVom Fhlladelpbla first the Hamilton, next the Robinson, then tboBUsard, with the beneQte actually conferred npon the suUect of - on pnrpoie to take part In Sie exerolsea of the evening, Roaohj and, Lawson, where thev appnTed to hang, bnt horse races and sporibg generally when advocated I7 an PioiOH SBOonNO Match.—On Monday last AMttif Jetween 8 and 9 o'clock, F. M,, the dogs, Kedger and presently gathering their energies anew, they pulled out organ confessedly devoted tomalntab and elevate amnso- matoh took pbce on the Jersey flati^ b^^*;*",'<>S'l**S Lion,, both from. Philadelphia, were brought Into the for the Bhaw ; after passing her. It appeared they were mente gGnorally. We make these remarks only a pcMMt son, of Union Race Coome oelaBritr, ud Ihald fSfiH, «! after the nsnal Mr. . arena, and preUioInarles had been settled, determined to take tae Blog next, so fast did they ccme The month of Jnno began with that astonbhbg feat of Brooklyn. Mr. Qcw atak^ $10 to »iIios?« IM., time iras called, and the dogs toed the scratch." It Is op with her, bat she got around the stake-boat first, with Tacooy beating Mac, (saddb,) at Philadelphia, with The match was condnoted aecordbg to tfcs anal Unmi nselets to make a lengthy deicrlptloni for after 16 min- the Outer a lap on her, after which they appeared satis- 2,-261—2:251. Thisww an "astonleher," and Mac was and each nao to oboot tt 25 birds. The fgOffirtllf k • utes, Lion had it pretty much his own way, and Kedger fled with their posltioii, as we could not see that they drawn from the third beat Flora Temple beating High- vaaiAav. refused to fkce the moslo after the fight had econpled tried to alter it The other bcaU turned the stake all land Maid, Centreville Coarse, L. I, with 2:29—2:27— /i>bilftlMa..llll«llllilllllllfl«l|01f^ D«fMeow....niiii*iiiii«i«iiiiiiliii-B 45 mlDutes. At the cemmencement of the fight, the bet- very dose together. Tho race wu now lietween the two 2:32, Jone 15 ; and agab,on the same course, with 2:28— <• ting was about even. The dogs were confined to 84 Iba, leading beats, the Fern and Ring, and nobly was i( oon- 2-,S2—2:32—2:83—2:811—2:36, June 28, Taoony beating Consldsriog U«t thb wu Mr. Ndaeli'a flntibo*!^

each. The battle and stakes were decided to have been testad : the. Fern coming in first, the Blng close to her, Mao, Union Cobtm, L. L, with 2:28—2:2»—2:2^-2:31— matob," ha has every rtasm to b» BMd tt hb mU**! won by Lion. and the Carter immediately after, making Uie 4ft miles bi 2:881, JoDo 28. Flora Temple beating Highland Mtid, mente wllh the trigger, erea ttwap k« war dsfkatsA Ira at Ilia of ibt On the following day Lion wu matched to fight Story's 37.BilnBtes, aod 88 seconds ; the other Ttoate coming In ra.tba OenlrevUle Gonise, L. L, with 3:S2-2:32-2:M/ have been inforaedtMl eooduico MM

Albany a.ildeH-$l«o flroBi . Mr. Nelson tSmA saiA tm dog, in b|k weeks, for $160 it sue one to two iniDatea after. Jnassp: . toaikeuoUwr fUffl

' >«lng|9^egof|dontfi«Bp«t'.^' There wars two match racea rowed, after tha Begatta, ni^r began with Taoony agab beaUsg Mao, on the $w. .: ; ' 1 ' . . ' „ ;

164 NEW YORK CLIPPER. "^^ Unds seem forward b the head, but lack weight yet "î. >v -J ^m. -w-i^-^f^-n iHenn. Jones AKenhc, of tho Twenty-fowth Wnd, The POBtlVG XATTBBI ABBOAB. for the true sportsman's ilfle. The Vice Chsncellor txA «np«ri<«ltycWmed for thli eoglDe OT«r uy yet bttflt, OOBBiarOllDSNOB Or.IBB nw TOBK OLIFrCB. the N"RW.V'Y0RK clipper. Attoraey-General passed through here laat wedc ' — 'MoiiitaiaUiecoiiatraetlonortliepiiiiifiaiidalrcbiLffllMr, on their ,ToBX, (Old fork on theÔnse,) Aug. 22, 1S6S. M loTenUoB of Blnm BUnbope, Etq.. of the firm of J. wu to the moors. F. QuBEV, Esq.—While a few pf the fogy philosophical south and west Ihe-Devon and BomerBet r;jl iiTaaj>^, sefteub^r is, isse. Brooka A Oa SeTcml trlali were bad. throagli hr, "If Frank was . here, he'd have that in the England intend playing in Ireland during the ftrst week ^tDOOg onr .peeollaily dignified and •coneeimAife news- OuiTAl'' b Beptember they have but one iotervenbg engage- rent their horror and XO XVBVMIH ; eagm)wlien tiier^Te t« holy /-Ône of the oddest results of the late war in the Crimea ment—that at Llanelly b Wales next Monday a^tlnst <>f ^Moooi bdlgnatiL at any row they may cbooie to dig- has been the assimilation of oostumes. Eoglaod, from its twenty-two. The All England meet at Longhbacngt Jt ^"'r* !f 1^ HamUton Square, New York, on the li^ltKb, insulated position, bas always berefore been slow to adopt on Monday, and on Thnreday they ore' to meet' twen^-two ally with the natae of " prlae fight" P^l* The foUowIng tajôf pre- any new cnangea of dress or of equipment But thla last at Hull, so that the Yornblremen will have another We do not pretend to any very great aaonnt of legal ^7' ^ war WIS such a hodge-podge of aUlaocis that we now chance for fun. On Monday and Tuesday the Gentlemen (beyond ibat of other bodoee. men,) yet we taowledie, S'iT-THOBOUOH beeT tiave Hnngarlan caps, Turkish trowsers, Fellsaler paletots, of Snasex and those of Kent meet at Gtavesend, wlSi the ftBoweaootfiito be qnlte snre that the (eaUy legal view t«rtb« M^Z!!iy,mou7Z...... '77..:..t\\junf,wi and Sardinian shawls, in addition to the usual "ahoctlng undetstandlng that their retarn match will be played at snlts" of the season. The ladles nnat have their match jiee fightingh- heretofor. been d^^^^^ Bemons Brighton In Beptember. By the way, b a be- k la Bedouin, (very graceful little Arab cloaks,) accom' tween the North and the South played the other day at ibUy mlsepreiented by the Prets and parties who ongnt tor tht u»t bned man ud taiu< sum «p, panled will ell sorts of zlbellne for mourolng, and an bu Manchester, T. Hunt made a score of 102 1 . Touf like- ' loi tbt tMtnd bMt bnod maM'knd colt Bllmosp, better. I lb Imow lerthi tbitd bMt btoed mtll» eolt definable as well as unapproachable anonnt of zepbyrlfe, ness of "Veteran Sam," and your cricket ieparta.gen» I aad BIlTtteiip, '/ The flntremarkwe wish- to make, In approaohlog a|r<>TthafeMh!tMhlblt«d. the veiT fasblea now bawl out for their bassuiettea Bncb HIU, the boll came with anon violence against one arm

. . - ' . ~ »_ being tne state of affairs tills Orlental-run-mad Island of in places. 10*7 »nd do, very frequently, call eadi otiur ittaea wMeh' OLABS— - 3~U0B8X8 lOB ALL WOBK. b as to break it two I loi tbt tMt itkiuoD en?u MP, (31 Great Britain, most of our party have concladed to put The ascent of Mount Blanc by a lady, with her bUier, no atlng ol^'tlieifecoSleotion bat, iMYe q^(^J|u. fjelli^ ; In tht MflODd bof tba thlid bait pair of mitobod hotMt, o«B*d The deab of our sport- lê nelgnborhood, have swallowed up all the bnsinesa tiuj undertake to . sneer at prlee fighting. As regards b/ tba nblbllorllor. lUfar e«p, 10 ao- lag Mend the Earl of Derby the premier earl of Eogumd, hoiiii, owoad b/ tba ax- malice wrangling Vol tba bait pali ot tarn orulng from Engbtnd's prosperity, while Tork—the orlgt- and the Earl of Cork (Baron Boyle, a fine broth of a boy) malignant and mUchief making of BUmtiip, II UMtor nal 'zerk, so famous in " the wars of the roses"—remains, becomes premier earl of Ireland iroids, (no matter how smoothly spoken according to lot tba M<«Bd bait ptii of turn bona*, owaad bj with all Its grandeur and knightly UiaaxUbllor... lllTaiaip, 10 ancient associations, A novel "matoh" come off at St Geone's Hall b surely, parliamentary mles,) we have only to read the as a seat of learning, oi beauty, of bravery, and of hospi- other day between Mr. Baron OLUt 4.-1IUUU 'Ain> AOKB. Liverpool the Bramwtiland fiODgreiilonal debates of the diay, and watoh tlie brawls lor tba bait pair af worblu bbIm, owaad br tba tality. Mr. Justice Willes. The bnsbess of the South Lancadilre Ût pill of worklBf tnlaa, owm4 . denta in this old city of stmggles. The course here la both gentlemen, (who are passionately fond of mudc,) tials the egoUam—they Inevitably pjroduce til over .bj t^ aiUtllcr BUraraip, 10 ^ ' oironlar and even. . very it Is let tba bait iiak'. .Bllm cap/ 10' Once roond a mile and six went bto St George's Hall with a party of friends, and ' tiieland. lot tba ta«asd bait Jiak . UlTaraadiL fnrlonge and about fifty yard&~ Since I was previously in commenced playbg voluntaries alternately on the great In Knglatid, the new. winning post has been placed aboot fif- organ. The learned baron was " counted'' a little aaod . Ai oar statutes aie but the reflex cf pnbllo opinion ty yards nearer the Orand Bland, thna leaving aetrklj^t of. nls janior aesociate, and the aflUr gave great satbbc. tte asToal States, uid that i^nbllo oplnlonhaa beenoreat- OOOK-f lOHlIHO. run in of five fhrlonga 1 BOLES IND BB<]DLMTOKSi IS ADOPTED AT THE BBODE IBLASD and forty.foQr yards, and this forma tloa ChMd on their venerable heads This Is the way .41 iB the yeiy way of whkh we have a right to complain, the T. T. or two-year-old course. " BODSB COCK FIT. C, to turn about and do jess so." . Monday was occupied with preparations, Emperor's had fall . we need not enoomber our colomoa with extracts ftoni and on Tnes- In Paris the Feto a proportien of Aatioii 1.—All favli broaiibt to tba pit mut ba walfbad ud day the sale of the BawoUffe Stud (Company 'e classes. Esplanade %ABsrlcaa atatntes which Only distantly allode ct relate Birkad do*a, for tboM to laa tbat bava fowl* t« Ifht thirty-two fnn for tiie workbg The of the Inva- A>T, 1—lovli vllbia two eiooM aia a matoh. blood yearliogs took place, as Intimated Inmyprevlcus lldes seemed covered with places of amusement booUiB, -ittf the imtêcit of price flgbUng. ',Tha English oomnon Aai. J.—A Btig li lUowad fou onooat wbta h* Sfbts SfaJait a letter, mailed at Liverpool. The average proeeMs are a theatres, circuses, tumbling atageB,eto. b addttlbn were Oook. ..law Is more Iftely to 'govarn casea b( prilzs'flghtin'g (ên - : trifie under 100 gubeas eaoh lot which Is 11 guineas under four mall de eoeajne (greased poles) with prizes.*, Tlds - AIT. i/—ABllBktilaallowadfouosooaiwbao baS|btia(»lBit fa onr oonrts) tbî i^y direct Aatates we.Jiaye aaiyet' a aoaad fowL the average of last year. In particular bstances, how- brought oat some monkey shbee b the way of cllmbbg. to tba pit. ever, the prioe higher. , ranged crack fire, 'opon bur law books. Ami. t,—lovli balag (a^dj, broofht The this year vras At about half post P.M.. the Emperor and EMpreas Amr e.'r-Xt«h aaa takaa nli iUtloi,and iiti bU fowl to tba brother to Schiedam, and he was bought for the Danebury posted along the esplanade b a carruge and four, with The point wbioh moat oonoems the mass of readers Is rl|hl or lad. It he pUaat*. stable at 710 gnbeaa. . Schiedam was the oraok laat year, -poslUUons, at a^ralklog pace, aodthe cneerbgtold well All. T.—Tba htadlariball not Mailt hli towl tramwbataba '41il»--whether thoae'who to attend prize may happen a Ito blmj U ba 4on, ba forfalU tba batUt. but did not fetoh so mnch by 2S0 golneaai For my part, fer the Emperor's popuTarltr. .1 should else add that Bis light are therefore goll^ of Joining in ". an aSnj." Alt. I.—la BO aaai aball tbaf haodla tba fowli, oaltn tba; aia I thbk that the utility of the BawclUIeOompiiny depends Majesty's liberality at tbe Obantllly Races went beyond aaotbir, taa bttwaan la oni or oaa aoant SgfaUaf upon its improvement of breeds and equalizallbn of prioei. what he annonncM. The Bngllsh noun " aSray" la derived Srom Ihe^freneh AST. t.—The fowliin band, atob mts to bli itatlsn; altnu wltacres have just discovered that Mt, or tba daUaiiBaBt Wednesday the fan began 'with the Dniidas Stakes, Some of the Loan So- startle. the fighting of ooaBtlai t», tba fowla. mut ba IcMi tba and yerb effrayer, to frighten or Thus, Funde, etc, are" worse evils" than natob. the Torlcahiremen were all agog for bets wlUi tiie " Loon- cieties, Bulldbg horse twoi»n»M>or morewvis fut-iMM^persona In some pablloyuvuv place,|.>av«,.v>for money.uvu«/ v.or AlT.lO-Iba fOwll Mt.altbaT r«ftllM tO (boW flfbt, Ul* lUt racing and other sports of the day. This la " a dlsklveiy I oners" or any other partiea wno might not agree 'with - - >l «»**^ «»"<«^ »^^ la a dlakiveir." ; <»»h«iFise, .to the terror, of Her U^lesty'skntjeota, would g^'J,?-' then In judging of a horse's probabilities. Zeta took the as Mr. Bobert Henry Oopperthwolto's stud (ten lots) is loike all who eoontenance sadh'a4j|ht'nllt^'0f-a'tnlsde-l ABT.uîif ctwisan biaaatadatariqrSTatimM toiifiw Oondas, 'Fordham (the rider) making a great brush past ' ' for sale, at Crotenstown, near the Odrtagfa of . . o n -n t-t 1 •i.w ¥» I OBoa balof btiairtad. Qosdy, and.wlnningJtya heeid Loi3-2etlaod'«. Fandai>> amnonnpbd taitanor. See Bex v; Perkins, 4 e. and p. S37 ; Bex v. abt. laîh* rowii broofbt to tba braart, tba daa ibit bad tba walked over for the Burgundy Stakea The 'Tcrkshire Klldaire in Ireland. But the Moontab Deer and the De- m9ia.aBdii,.B twaBij; tbaîxeiaimi g> Belllnghaa, a o» and p; 284; but, if the flghtingbe Priro^ [tSSUwlvibVajflkl^ akswant to Mr. Bowers's 'Victoria (West Australian's fomed, additional, are announced as held fbr private con- •tiwelsiloiaittay, bata ooDmon'eas»nlt,'aeoordbgt«l| ;,a*i.:u!—lauia tba fowia ibewwbu* otoatiocu daatroT* tister,) although Mr. Brooke's Manganese "threatened" to tract, and' will ' be brought to England if sathActory tba««BBt,aad thaj ooBmaaoaapla. prices are not obtabed. When Mr. Osbalfeston owned XawklBs,P.0.,13i take tite swag, and Lord Chesterfield's Fortuna was close Abt. 14.—Is eui a fowl U ob bla baob,Ui baodin aia torn relosed behbd. Capt. White's Queen of the East walked over for the Mountain Deer be 600O gubeas for 'him. He ' Wlb 6Tar. This dlitlnotlog is elaborately explained In EawklAs's bos won the Orand Duke Michael, Oneabire, and Criterion Aai. IB,—la ill oiiai the pittiM eafa Nlaot }b1|M ftoatha the Black Dock Btakea Hr. Howard's Saraband (ridden -** Pleas of the Grown."- But, aa no Inatanoe can ba foon^ by J. Goater thla year) went b with a rash for the Ohea- Stakea, etc The Deformed baa long been sUnted'to Ted- Aarl'fs.—Ib oaia thai* 'ara's«JBd|tf, It will balifl to tba dbgton, the wbner of the Derln. Another hone, bow In .''trhsrein eIilwr,BeU's Lift |n London,' the Pnglllstio Ben terSeld Handicap, and won ; Sir 0. Monk's Yindex se- kaaptrofthipll. cond, and Hr. Jackson's Lord Alfred' third. The North England, Mr. C. holds for a stiff price—Kbg of Trumps, >«T0leDt AfliiolBtlooy olf the N;T. OLinîever - advised a Ait. IT.-'b BO oaia iball anjpaiaoil talk with tht baodlara (the last of the Veloclpedee,) the winner of fiMeen racea wblla tba Mvb an BibtlBr. and South Biennial was, strictly speaking, the beat con- fl^t'Ia any olh^ .place' than the 'retired )htt jgi^ Imott Abt. IB.—All dlMrtarlj parMU will ba lafBtttad to laavt L Li' ir^--B- I I determbed dash lor the Oonvlvlal, but the stakes'were Without a weapon, and yet not .toncblng.hlffl.. Sê.alsol ooait. sale I won by the maiden Lady Hawthorne, a daughter of Alice Lucas's annnal at Preston wDl comprise two hundred Abt. t4.-AII fiwli bfOBfbt to tha pit that do aet ihow Sgkt, , Hawkins, 62; and VSelwyn, N. P. young horses. . Luoas will also seU twenty-flve Aidemey do DOt laat tba battli. Hawthorne and Windbonnd ; Augury was second ; Blbk and Guermaey cows, raised by Mr. E. Parsons Fowler, next : -is third (half Battery desortbîi (1 EM's, P. 0.; 1 Biiss, 862) as j Bonny : and Werdersmarke brother to Ellbg^ ton) fourth Skyoutter, Matilda, and Special License, vrere week at LlveipooL John Darbey has more than forfy j41ie .least tpifdilag of kuiotbei.'s, perapnf wilfully or In EiiitLToy, 0. W;,iRiOX8.—A gtfod day's sport' came off ; also beaten thla. " Eogllab.br Irish hunters for sale.at his stables b Bugby. ' on Uooiday, Ang. lSth, on the Hamilton Baoe track, the b The crownbg" event of the day «Bger, for the law rebognixes no dlitlnotlon iui the dlf- Hoise fle^ Is "some" around here. """l' of wWoh WBs vorv BBtisfaotory. The course was waa for Her M^'ealy'a Plate, and this was won by Lord ^„iA^.,^^^t .^»ionn.«n w. ™inf tuw.n^ I ferent degrees of violence en this point, because Among , the pedestrians much excitement Is going on. evefy, êU attended, the weather propitious, and everything Zetland's Fasdugo (ridden by Job Harson b his well- Mr. Sadler, at the. old Bace Qroond, Garratt Lane/la eell- :be; I iniown colors,) beatbg Pretty Boy, Typee, Stork, Fish 'tian's person eb9uld . considered saored. Hawkins's went off In excellent order. An aoooont bks already been ennan, &o. ' bg but and wishes to get up "the last race b old Ga^ definition is—"Battery, eeemethto be when any iignry I Sjvtn, which appears to have been incorreot, and we, The Torkshiremen growled somewhat at Blbk Bonny, ratt." He bas put £20 bto the bands of the editor of ,rh.ter.r,bo:U.ev«r i- d^^^ «tu^r and I must .ay that she evidently "coat them something." Bell's Life, to be given to the manwho can run the great- of man in an angry or revengeful or; rttde orin- est diatonce b one hour on the 8th of September; open to peiBon g^ni^Qsmi jjoes as heretofore,- and that the first will Her not .winning the Convivial was attributed to an acci- all the world ; all to atart flrom the aoratoh : entrance 6a igbient nmnnerj la by iplttkg In.hls. dent sboe she left Malton; but tiie (act Is, she ran very fabOrO^ £20' well, and although third, she waa but a length and a haU eaoh, and proceeds to go with the to tne fijfst man 'iooohlns blm in iager.' bi;.W^ him out of the îbst Eiox.—A Sweep Stake of^lOO eaoh, to trot in :the second to receive £0 ; the tbird'£2. hestn, beat 81n6. ^^.^ behind the winner, who is a raobg soreamer already. . h^w Me ^ way, or the like." ^ Angary, the second b the Convivial, 'won two races ue . John Sallivan and George Stanley have made a matoh

' fbr £10 a side, to leap tOO hurdles 20 yards apart oeor We leave pur readerato sefthowa prlse flghtjlmade iip H^:p^^«*!bf«.VoBu!m^ i i a a s next day. Pretty eplrited company, as yon will perceive.' BiiBd Bpokar, (Kr. I. ea Ton know the old story—"Thee's free Loonon, eitbsel" London, August 26. What would your Mickey Free say .. by a mutual match between the iwo oonte8tant*,' 68n bft Aw - - », 4vJ • 8 "Noa, lee Torkshire tool"; to this! tp oome within the .of tlieae definitions I Ur. Hii«/obi*(p«'i epot(Mr.Ia6.aulatb7...... 8 given 8 ' . aald )ran^range t.Bfc « dDf Charles Nally is backed by his friends, officers b the . On Thorsday the attendance was still greater, fhb highest aathbfltles This was beantlful and very closely contested raee. In aa many lulf bonra ty the known to the legal profeealon. a Filly Sapling Stakes went to Vanity, with Beatrlofe seBohd: navy, for £S0, to walk 1000 miles If £60 lor hlmsolt Nally seenla The EgUnton went to Augury, Witn Prboeas of C^ge successful, he is to have offers to walk "any man b the world" seciad. The Great Ebor Handicap fell to Warlook, Mei^ confident and aiao the greatest distance the lb, and Cramekeeper. Th^ North of Engluld Biennial (whew I) to see who shall go b dlaolvedTth'en came out for Augury and Strathnave^ The Ebor' St shortest time, for £100 a side.

. as I Ur. a. hobij'b m. H. . subecriptlons for the benefit of Thomas Haxfleld, In words or in sticb an agreement of oondnot did awf^y bu BUaksr, AUowar , a l Leger went to Artillery and Forbidden Fruit The Eope- The favorably Uiose fbl (the North Star,) are progrestbg among Mft>3rprcbatlil.tyof;vlola«« were caught by FlBherman,with Coup de Hab for ua j. i , pedestrians. .. ' secondsL fell who patronize Baooba' b. m. Jodp Oaiaghaa, Owoar, . pr. The Pnnce of Wales's to Ignoranms And . . .{fbîkihdns case of Ohristopherson v. L. J, lOÂ « Bane, (17 occnplea much attentlbn.' Lon- Saunterer. The Produce were reaped by Gertsobakoff, Pigeon shooting Near 5*4d^'Har(K'B. Indtrinent race—First Heat well conteeted 473,) LordDonman. Iniilvlnic with don tiie Swias and tbs Eogllsb clubs have very bterestlog "Te»» Meicer" and "David Crocket," "Tom" Hebe for the gleanbga TheXottery Plate fell to SIl"nUiralnti^^««ZnrtbT;n^nit'vata t* extend that «^ matohea Last Monday the Swiss BIfle Socle^ had a de- Itls an assault codd e^,' ^ Sheelah and Salpltla. " trial of skill among themselves Wood, ° ' lightful at Homsey «xoept against the will of the par^ asaaulted."! llr. heat. ' ' Weatiier beantiflil. People here call It warm, but I London. There were six prices of sIlTti think the Joke hardly ripe. Bettbg was the warmeat near gold or PAtibtoil, vn the same pass, ", Second Heat—When new t^bebalfmlle poet, 'Bltokfljr" Jutloe observed An assatiU|^ plate, for the six' best target scores of the dayi The mem- " "^'"'^ * suhjeot I can find.- The Torkshiremen do not oare fbr their began "to put* up eteam,' which she kept on to the flnlui, .. ,'j|imil WanW4p4paga^ ben bad 20 rounds each from the dionlder, at 200 yards winning tie heat by 3 or 4 iengtha money, but go death on their opbion. "Dom these Loo- range. This is allowed to be one of the rifle clubs In I It be aald that beet !:«nis therefore Pannoi a party has beeoi as- non jookles I Aw'll shake 'em cut 'ter domd jocklts. Aw Thirl Heat—"Bitokfiy" started off at score, tWng the Europe. could ride yon horse mysen to wlk tell 'tee Aw . Biallad hy his omi penBlnlon." lead tilslde, which ahe^kept on, winning, as pleased. Aw me The retirement of Mr. J. 0. Mllohell from the champion- tell the truth, altiiotagh the "Loon cannot "Ton^' Was be&ten off before he went mile, know Aw oonld." To In effect, jOie^forei.an. BBsanlt be chuged ex- | and was ship of rackets b Eogland was celebrated lost Monday, aa patiedup. onsTB" are "cute," the Torkshiremen are "larder north," -cept .one^ of the oentestanli In a price fight, and ly'ben previously announced. After a bang-up dinnsr> at the and every boy b Torkshtre Is a sportsman by nature. Belvidere, bla friends presented him with an elegant tea- ' Of the prooeedbgs to4ay,I find myself unable to men P«« AHBAD.-.-me Boeton Post says aerrloe ' a wager has Jurt of the variety I sup- of Bllver, welghbg obety-thrce ounces. tten. >>«dln *>. ?»"«y«.''«> S legale erudition of the op- tion them, unless I deprive my letter been made between Major Ben Parley Pooreand anoOier pose yon require. .Weather glorious, but am somewhat Pigeon Flybg is aiao mnch In vogue here. Inalate tpnenta of fightsi" or the hpnwy of polltloal | Individual, that ','lprU« If Fillmore does sot receive mt^ votes aherry and hone-and-home between the birds of Mr. T. Lewea .,,..1. '•.'.„... dutty b the throat Shall take "a gloss of a matoh _ . . • . shall x\M Fremont In Messachnsetti^ Utat he (Poors) will cf efltoia DiirloÛ^'^^tefval, however, .we recur to blsomt" white dinner Is gettbg ready. of Peckbam, Surrey, ogolnit that of Hr. J, Harrison, wheel a barrel of applee on a wheelbarrow from lifewbn- Peokbao. thiaaubjeot agaln... - As previously stated, the moor game seem shy and Brighton, Suasex, it WB8 won by Mr. Lewea of rvport to Boeton or. If ; Fillmore receives the moal^ that Harriaon's scarce as yet ' But the pari ridges look forward and prom- Time from Brighton ^48 altes) 1 h. 26 min. the taker oi the bet shall apples convey the In the fame Isbg. There will be no ocoaBlon for holding back antU time, 1 b. 40 mfo. Upon this, Mr. Burlbgton ohalieBged way from Boaton to :^.^BW SniiKFiBn.EHODn.—On Friday aftornoon loat, a Newboryport. theloth, (ad was done last year by general consent,) hot the Peokhsm bird, and did the distance b 68 fflin; 20 ssc. ;v^ jUTiliti>v>) fire engine, built by'Messra James Brpoka Jk Oonilderlng that the distance between the two places the Joe Mantcns will be brought on the morning of the A further matoh is now made, to come off On' 1he2oth was tested ia U^^ nreaeooe of tl^ heads as usual, for a pop at the two other ))ltds belongbg to Meaol i 'rv9cO^?£'!Vw(>M, Is about Si'mllei, the "job" is up small nndartakkgi let Beptember, lArtrldges, August, between ' ' Members pf Qonoplls and solme.of Already more thanhalf of the"UBeubled legislative Burlbgton and Lewea . „• and the loser will have bis hands AiU to accompUthlt j '«f'/.*»A}5?W-.'RW'?^^ plt/i :The.eiig(lBe wisdom" of Great Britab and Ireland aê out gun in In the way of regkltas there Is a merry titae all around. -:,lrUbh'iU8 a 85 horse power By. the .wsy, who " other " The steam oyllnder, with a pump u the feUsrt' Trot himlott hand, npon the mooie north of'thlsjand'awav but to In- Tbe tlmee Is gOo£" ' Inlbii in b great demand. dltmeter f Inches In and U Inch attoke, was built for Alsb, la the Uôr training on that " Uodel Farm t" vemess, and even to Banfhhlie. The deer in the Hlgh- orops b Ireland are sufficient to ocoapyallthe"fltteii ;0 -

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Hall rotoraod with bla aad, bra raadoa hlt,d(4WaM IvUly relhMd to dote. Vo tidak a bom podbweUd «e< ap a grumble - fllnatfaiy" »i bone. John Boll cannot mt INTEL LlfiEHCB, olatat tna Jtm'i Irorlia. olOiO faUovod, «f«r. oUtd tha battW. BaU hat erMtatlir bad •B««jtâa<[«d/«Bto FOBEIOS 8P0ETIRA la , and both itlM Und. leeiiis tolsve BOLiaapwe i. Ball ladai^ to go at tho laatlgattoa oThltatMada: AtMittthe aoThowon Erenbody ohugad bla log , aad atUmpUd toflgbtlall bot ftal*. BP "* n«ft«o,iMiagaarovdiaihlagaadh*allBBatst(Be.ar-' — «bu^ Jart now, w kll naads t*ks to the water. Im n- oat' Hilodeff, aadatantbUrasowMiaooaaflLaihagoloa fnm BMi Lift t» Undeu, iarmt 17, lUe. to Jan'a moath. tho ofbttUo, lift hUalat aod on golog to the bI (era certainly are admirably wall oianagM,ana A tteood alUapt Jam aveldtd, bj Jimplag baek. Mi Stttaa Ball foUowod bin np, aad aappad anotbir ihatp on* on Ibi iBOts- tlOB, •oao tntnglogtt tkiatolho ttng oldo, aad othoiw t» —n. y . at all Hext week we am to hare an abondant aaortment ViaETB TO 00MB. vaiBd. and aomo iharp bat wild •iibargia look plaoe t« a eloao, la tht^totVawar- TboitfriooaddioaMdUiopaidatlvaatmaa, polnti on the coaita of these lalands of activity. Uy Ave. It.—Bob Ttavl* aad Job OaVUr—iW a ildo, loadoi. whlob|aRoi abbtagbUmaa with MataNi,ldwu4i (Otdowavirj aadOBiaotMng atianaM aad preof IMm tMB that lho£w«M aoteeoanglTebatalalatldeaof theAuMlnaton. 1>.—BrookM aad Laaib am't llovloa—iM a ildo, London. iBporiatoadta|iafpoIloo,fetstparalod tham from thntt wbawaf* Bart, t -OolUu aad Dtlj—.£M to Xtt, LoadoD. 8^ Bail trItdbU right, bat mlMd.aad Bdwaidi kaookod hla aanoaadlBg tktn, told thtm bo woold at oia» pita Stbp to MaU olodng for tad Dinner (or rapper rather) ready. ai.-Abbott aad DalT-£10 a aid*. London off hli plai bj a htarj rigbt-baadir on tbt ptoboaola. hoitUltiM a lath waa thslr wlih. Of ooano ho raoelotd .ta aa- ohUe oat" Uverpool and the Persia. Pleaae " oomt dli la—WlUlawa and Liaoaftw—BU a dd*, FotUrlu. T. Ball daihid Id, anf hoar/ ilgbt haadod ooaatot hlta wiit avir (B tho affli««Uvo, aad at once piootodtd to lha tIaS tide ItKATHKiarOOUNO. Oct. 8.—T«da hoai; Ihonght It advlaable, for the more In a manner to give aatlsfaction either to apectatofii or to bUowod. Both, bowOTtr, bit roind. At Itagth thtf got oloto, wu oompltUlr bllsd. Bdwardi, apnaarod to h* Uttia ItAwoiM to take plaee, we have ' iwhoa Bdwardi eaaght bli aanroaad tk* aook aad Wtd to Sb. for wear, If wtoKoiptttoiUUor hUbandi aad.tllo bllgutt beantlAil before ani of the partien concerned. . geaeial Introdootlon of this game 'the Ball qaloklr txtrlaaud hlnitir, andthia attonptad to rotootlio aodirvaat oa noh a broOlng day. Zho ata 9b» men went to acale at Jemmy Ifaseev'a, Or^wn, '"Af'f'i?".** BihtlBg, bnt be aapptd It on thi right lar and ddt of Ui nat and thibr frlojidi ritomid to town br Ita a'oloek, aad oa tka rot- imerloaa pabUo, te loiert the following reoarks on ,the -. . Oranboame-paassge, on Monday, at the., appointed hoim, pi trlidtrltd again, andand' waiwat or"oaallj atoppod,' pinOTOiInf, Bdwfidi lowhg BOtahig rnolrtdthonrtTta'a detblaaUut thMaitt ' " nllject: and were fonnd to be juet under the atlpofated weight of aUlld him on tho month. SaTOiaf tlmoi did lu mako fatllo fight again when both boTi ncororod, or dtiw. Bdwaidili anx- oCoiti to nt at hla man, bat wu oaob Hat aallod b/ Bdwardi, loaitoadd anolhir llOO or <10O a aide, to osBtattik u b* aaaerUon of celebrated wrltera be tnie, that the Ust There was a large muster of a; eotaters, but, con- par If the tbongh Vluont math appaitat ixaoallOD. It waa otidaat thai dotiBatcoaaldarbovu fililf trtatod. Iht flght Itttod abtat of men may be dlsooTered ij obaemng th^ ttarv to ezpectaUon, neither the Nottingham nor the oiilr In tht a boon and ii alnatti. charaoteii 8gbt thkt Bdwardi had airlouly lajortd hli Itft band. ^ their amnaementa, every cricketer feiel OheitenhamTancy contributed to any great extent to the 10. Loog ipnrring, at a itapiotrol dUtanea, natU thoj got oloio nature of moat BSMIBKS. J exaladvely togtthir, whtn good rlght-bandtd laihugia on thi Jaw took plaot. ftatilled that the aport denominated "Cricket" laflut be- throng, the persons present belonging almost We have few remarks to nuke on this batilt<; ^Hall Bdwardi thin poppad la a rigbt-haador on thi rank, loavtag aa one of the moat favorite paatlmea of oltlzeaa. to the London dlvtalon. There was nit mach betting, had not a single point In his favor. 'eonlng oar oaalitakiablt nark. Ball rotuaid on tht lift oja-btow, dnvlag He can neither slop bat little investments did take place made at uQrlcKetlng," by common conaent, haa gdned the appel- what Were tht irloioD, and In gottlsg baak AU. or hit with eiieot. and we beUeve had not Edwards la* 6 and 7 to 4 on Edwards, who, although a veteran, looked 11. Ittlon of Hoble, The qaalitlea neceaaary to thoae who Bdwaidi camt np wllh tbt elartt dlitUllag fr«m a ont om Jored hla pnnlshuig band so early in the battle, It oobM extremely well, and It was thought hi* known Boteuce hli Itft piiptr. Bo waa In no hnirjr to bogla, aor waa Hall, and pitetiee It are conrage, activity, and peraeverance ; and not have laattd as hour. Edwarda dliplayed a good deal tbtj atood looklog at oni aaotbtr for iomi umt. At Itngtb Ball, feel truly gratified If amneement of anch wonld enable him easily to overoome his youtbflil and of bis well-known tact wt diall en an who again ohaogid hli Itg, atltmptod to liad of with hli lift, bat and science ; batstlU aiUUBgofr almost Inexperienced adveraaty. The arrangement of excellent character ehall take firm root In our midat, and wu wotfoll/ OBI of dlitaoet. Ha trltd iiais, bnt Bdwaida waa was perceptible, portly to be set dowa to age, end put* become, as It already has la England, our chief and moat SNllmlnorlea waa entrosted to AlecEeene, on the part of riady, aad aallid blm tataTUr on tht inont with hli right. Ihli ly to the IqJnrltB he received, which deprived hlm ofD*- did not itop him, for again did ht nuh la, and Jim popnod in a fttronlzed game. The otêotlona which some men rolae [all, and Jem Ward, as the friend of Edwards, and by tare's weapons. He fonght with dl his wonted biBTj Itft-aandir on tht ildt of bli nut. Aftir mmm illgbt ti- 'gooS them the ofl9oe was duly given as to the whereabcat& igalnat the public practice of aports, that they are too ehasgti Bdwardi foUowtd hit mu to bti oorsir, and nad* both temper and coolness : ana his hamantty, at the cbnclo- MarQe for the adelt, and perpetuate ute paatlmea of our On arriving at London Bridge terminus, on Tneedeiv hu4a on DIok'i not, bat not hiarilj. Hill thin madt aa laiffta- slon of the mill, was In the highest degree commenda. atttmpt hli right, aad Iht mta again Inftnoy, cannot be applied to "Cricketing." Hanllneaa momhig. at an early hoar,:we found a very thin etteno- tnal wllh itood ipairlng for ble. How far It salted tha IntertBt of his btckenls aomo tlmo, natll Ball oaot mart trltd hla right wlthont anoe of intending vcyageurt, the diatanoe, and the high raieto. thing. the oharacterlatlo of the game; and In the practice of another Ws are glad to hear that moat , of his li Eo thin rnihtd at Bdwardi, who ittppid bank, and Ball ftU (or- flgore charged for the paaaage, doubtless deterring many Hi various parte, thoce qoalUcatlona which form and wardi on bit faot. tflenda have ptid blm for hli eoloiB,'and thfi Is a^ ex- persons "clles"^were well tdom tiie aoldler are neceaaarlly cultivated and acquired whose not too fornlahed bcm IL Both again ilood looking at ouh otbtr for aamt tlmt, oatll ample which we hope will be followed by all the otbttSi the player. The batamaa moat learn to meet, with participating in the expecting treat Edwarda was ac- Hall atlimpttd to miko pla/, bnt nlaitd. A Mioad tlmo ht waa by •loppid, Bdwardi laigblag at him. aad ihaUag bit ant. Hall nerves, an propelled agatnat him with great companied by some hair dozen fellew townamen, and hla FlOBTB rOR TCISOAT NKXT.—BOB TbVKRB AND tm o^t KnOTtiod, and wu aalltd on tht proboaoli Ttrr htarllj. TOBEK- aklll, strike it Mentor, Jem Ward, while Hall could not ehow quite that THDBiABTio PoTBor, feice, and, by the onion of atrength and ght bodj blowi WHO thin oichangod, and tha/gottoaraUj FOB £si A fluc.—The whoU bf the . with the utmost force amongst bla antagonlata. The namber of Nottingham frlenda, hla party conalatlng almost at ohiM qnaiton, followod hj a bnak aw^, and aaothar money for thlBlntereatlng little aflUr was made good onilanght, In wbloh Bdwardi got htarilr .towlermnat iacanlre the art of pitching a length ball entirely of London partloulara. The start waa effected on to HaU'i right on Tneaday night, at Nat Langham's, Cambrian, OosUo* ptipor and natlltr, dnwlng tht grar/ Itam thi lattar. BalL la this alternately atratagem ehortly after eight o'clock, and the tryatlng phue was street, Leloeater-iqaare. lid la doing must depend on iwlDglog nnnd hli right at lha nat, OTarbklaoiod Umioir ladnll. Neither of the men werd pre*- reached about half-past eleven. Little time waa loet In ud atrengu; and the fielders, like aentlnels, follow the 18. HaU'i right paiptr wu la dttp moarnlng, iDd Bdwaid'i lift ent, bat their Mends represented that they w«i|t 'Aoit« getting the ring pitched, but the were, as usual, ex- (rlid ball with the rapidity with which It cuts the air, and men mawlty wu mneb awollta. Ball hli ItA, bat waa itoptiad fit and both very oontdent. They are ooaflned 'to 9rt tremely twieo In ncetulon; a third tlmt ht triad It ud mlnod. Bdwardi grasp It In the hands, though at the riak of being over- dilatory In making their appearance. Had It 71b, and we to go to scale at Ben Oaunt's, Ooath aod thin lot fljr hli lilt, which fill conildttibl/ bolow tho walitbond. been otbenrlae, the provoking InterfareneS and other un- Hortea, Bt. Ifartia'a-ltne, tamed by the Impetus with which It faUs. The hlgheat Aa apptal o( fool wu madt, and Ball wu takin to hit eomtr, bnt to-morrow (UoOafi, Mweea avoided. pleasure which Is felt by generous persons ooatending in toward clrcamstancea might have been About tht lonnt dtoldtd that iht bio* wu aioldintal. Tht roond waa twelve and two. Bob Travera fau been tisl^g Umssl^ Into the arena, iport Bgalnak each other arises from the knowledge that half-paat twelve Edwards shied hia beaver thiB ronowtd. Ball trltd bli right, vhlih wu ihort, and ho wu In company with Ingram, who la to flght firMkai the and accompanied by Taaa Parker and Welih. 0110117 auacMufal In tht aiit atttmpt. flood txehasgti now theyare ttie cause of gratification to those who behold them. was Jemmy aame day. He baa bad some difDonlty In getUng^tb Us took plooi In fkror of Bdwarda, who csight Hall on (lit right Hall followed Immediately, waited upon by Alec Keene weight. He, Indeed, must held pleaanre to be a thing altogether ehttk, roctlTlog lUghtl/ on tho brow. Bomo mntial wild flibtuf Oobley baa been looked after by x oang^mbo. sod Jack Hannan. Both looked extremely well, and forblddeii—must be Insensible to tiie charms ot nature and rollowtd,wlthontdimito,aflarwhloh Jam nallod Ut man with to hli light on tht hioTllr. In 4he beauty of manlineaa, who conld behold a village êen, shook bands good humoredly. The men were urged moot Hill rotara raoptnid tho ont Inqbah Aia)BBoo»s.-.The flnol deposit of £8 * aids OTir Jrim'i lift ptoptr, wblob ltd to atrwio oiibangai. In which the yooog contended and the old admired, without tt to work as quickly as poealble. In case of interruption, between these lada, who flght In the where Bdwtrdamtdtaoallon Dlok'i kliatr, which same ring witlrTi*- there wu aaw Buuh (woUon, that a cricket match, with ita attendant at in vain, waa much loitering, and many attempt! vera and OoUey, was made on aokncwlalghig and from which tht oanaint waa txtracttd. Hall lolniatd- tho Taesdsy. , drcumitancea, fbrmed the most pleating picture which were made to get beta. Hall's frienda standing out for 2 oompllmint hj a dmllar call on Jim'a raokor, and both thin ftU the holldaya of the people of any coantrv can produce. to 1, and the Cneltenham division declining to lay more baokwtida. Taa ORAEiNonEiF,—Paodoox Asb TBI TmoB Slash- attire Id. Ball atttmptad to load off, hit wM itontd; ht thon mado a fairly nnderatand tne game, or have than 7 to 4. At length the secon^p proceeded to BB.—This matob, after all, Is no forfeit. Those who do not wild lango with tho nmt dsldlt oat of dlataDCO. third Paddock hu the combatants in their fighting costume, which might A wu •ay prejn'dice against amusements generally, should take ttoppod, and on hli atttmptlog • foortb dtUTOir Jon aallid him forwarded to aa tha receipt of the postmaster of Brlgb- have been before they appeared the advantage of the opportonlty of wltbesalog the grand eisOy dons on ground, on tho aoatbhiaTUr, which ltd to aalcaii aadadwirdigotdowik ton for a registered letter, addreased to tbf.BlaBhen 18. Hall again lid off, bat oiliiod, aflor whlih match between the Canadians and United States, to take and at two minutes to one all was In readheaa, and they thtit wi» lOBO fUch he potted on WedntBday morning. wesVud mora ipurloi at long ahoto. At liBith Ball daihtd'ln wlthont ventnre to predict that the were delivered at the soratch. On showing In the buff, which oaght, io the ocorae, to plaoe on the 10th inet, and we noolilon, and wu ptoppod hiarll/ Willi tha right on tho whUtltr. have reached Tlpttfi on Edwarda, although displaying marks of age, appeared majority will pronounce It to be the 6tt( game played In Ht TOtomtd iharplriharpff on tha lama organ, and Mao wild ramblinglambllng Thursday morning, orevlons to the denoalt. The bisma " than his opponent, and bad more the bqild the open.ajr. more moscnlar aiohaa/haagta took plaot, aaoh bitting Tair ronnd on tho ant, aad of the non-arrival of the money, therefore, rests with ths pugilism. muicles.were hi right Bdwrardi dliplajlog nonoof hla Banal JndgBint, and In tht tnd of a profeaaor of Hla the Pott Qffloe BBthoritlea, who are alone responsible and both fill. place and well strung. Hall looked well, but bla thews Paddock cannot be permitted (o BulTer OataifaR b> THc PsonNora.—FanoBiOTON va. St. Jobs. IS. Bdwardi'i lift hand wu asjthlng bat Impiorad if tha for t£s uoitoom- not betoken wear and tear. The and dnews did much rambling hlti la tho lart roand. Itwugottljig adarkpirplt Inga of othen. Faododk poated hla monejrfor Ihstiext . the and 23d alt, a match was played at Fred- _0a 2^ colors, blue and white spot for Edwards, and blue with ; oolor, aad wu awoUon aoi* than ortr. Hall raibid wOtif la, depoalt at Mr. Jaokaon's, Klng-atreet erloton, B„ between the Fredericton and St John Olabs. Ksws/bti Thbrsdsr. K satin bird's eyes for Hail, having been tied to the bat wu itoppad. Attooad attiapt wu tqaolljr naiaoooiifhl, wlilte The Slaaber can asnd hit money to na, aa also last weers The following is th6 score : ; Bdwaidi itopplng him and .ittBrnUg on tha btoL ThU l|d to stakes end the ring cleared, not a very dlflSouIt proceed- deposit. The next of £10 side, te at MBDIBIOTON. wild txehangti, utor whleh Bdwaidi planttd Ui Itft on thb: Jaw a is be put down ing as there wero scarcely 100 perBons present, bnsinees Bnm'a, Vint InnlDga. SlOODd iDSljItl. heaTUjr, and than hli right on tho Ion poopor, toij' rtnlgbt^ and Jem Rlalng Sun, Alâtreet, on ThnrsdST next l,.B«>wai4ru ostbfilnk.U BMWudbWud.... 0 commenced. Before describing tiie event we will, as far HaUftU. Since writing the above the letter containing Paodook's limited allows, brief eketcb of the IT. BothBdwaida'tmawliyi MN now mioh piffid and irldtnt. a..llIUwl>Bireh 0 MUltr a BcMaiea b Blnli. . .. T w our space give a depoalt huêenioiiiaided to na from Brighton marked l7 Tai7 tandir. Halt ttoltg thit trlid to (orao tho Sthtlag, bat 8. . BMkwIth ont b Vud S BtekwltbbVird...... S nn antecedents of the men. Jem Edwards was bom at Chel- "not known,** It seems to have been addreased^' Spond"- 4.>W«Mnban« b.Wt(d....U WtddnbUB* e Ltwij b Bliah.U wat taall/ itoppod. BlIsbttxthaDgtifollowod, lawhloilonoacBgot tenham in 1823, and his first fight was with B. Allea.'of S..T*jler < Btckwtth, Jr., b OB to hli adTaiaur'aatok, hot act hiatUj, aad la tho tnd both lane, Tipton, Instead ol '.V..' I and waa won by ^warda in H roanda and 92 . mioutea. ble to Paddook. Bdwt>d<,l>c«M• c*M'i«as«B,aiim*44*w>. Broome, on the part of the îssher, hsf T..IUlottbWaKl a BlUott ru omt b Ward. 0 the 14th or October, 1846, he beat one Cherrlngton _ On ' called on state that 1 OhtitODt hniKkcd don wl«.. 9 If. Hon long iunlng, nntll Ball attomptad to plant Uihit righttight nsto he IsperieotlysatlslMI thSBito< a..abwtaatbAail4i«on aide, rounds and iatuutes; flir £6 a in ZO 49 and on the withoat noctu^ eat got It hoarlly In rotara on e. .Bum b »Bl o.Wul 8 BambWud. 0 the right o/t. take Is alone attributable to the Post Office antborltlesi IC.BImbWud 0 Blfjn « flmlth b Wud t 14th of April following he obtained hie third victory, con- Hall thin latUod In again, aad mido bla right on Ihi month. Tromtndonioxohangoi (ollowtd, Edwudi gotUng U..lbnbtmbW«4rhapfers«iiaa enabled him to protract the mill nntU dark, when Tom lor Bdwaidi, who woold not go nou hla. At ItBgth ihty got .iodoiMi Iirbtlon mUktt U..BMiOBaBt|(tbBaaw>id 0 alao written to ns reapeotlng his foruer-'dtelsion, 4. doit togothtr, aod HaU lit go hti right and laft, both ofiwhiob aad b iMWira 3 11. .Btokvltb. if., 0 BUlott b Sprhig, who was acting as referee,' pot a stop to further tbiB wtio itoppid. Bf thon tarM hit llcht at- tho mark, bat Ed. by alone oan we be gnldtd, tha artloItsribtlBgthst 8. .BInhit bj W(ddnbani(,81 SMwiid. hcaturties. Several attempts were subsequentlv made to wtedt get a#ar. Boat mira rambUag hltd wtta txohabgod. the refereo't decision was t« be final. ^..Boblsiea rao oot b Wod- WldM U, hjn 8, no btU O.IT bring about a second meeting, but in vain, and the mantj Ball diawing blood fiom Jom'i Bonlli, bntla tha tad Ball got dowa dotbint....; .se was eventually drawa Ob the 17th of August, 1847, . 23 and SB. In thoto niandt nothing o<««ind to call adUe*. Total.: 188 Mr WtuEB's Bbhuit.—We regret eitissiiily tohaaf Edwards having oompletelv recovered from bis accident; Tho mm stood awajtfor a Umt. nntll HaU tommanoad Ighting, St John winning In one Innhigs. No daaago wu dOBO, ahd In tatb loind Hall got down. that this beneUt wis a fbtlnre. the money nwSftA at tha met and defeated Jem Wlllday of Birmingham for £60 a *• • - SI. Jtm lklattd, and ltd off with hit right !• ^ - iDloh'i doors not belng salBolent to cover the -exMuas. Tha aide. In ~~surprise~~ of all, aner Fioi(8Hir.În onr paper of the 25tb etllMriast VIntlBBlsi*. BoooBd lanlBgf. wu oonntertd on tht Itft chiok. Ball again tried to diUrtr thioo we aUtsd belno seven yean on the shelf, he laat year came out and, the particulars li.Thonipioa e Blm b tlmia In mcctulon wlthont effect, ind then illgbt oonnttrhita of thfa exolllog contett;- between Adaaa as will be recollected, proyed that hie right hand had not txchangad, Bdwardt gttUog nimi on O'Brln 1 ThompHB a Xlibf b Ward ... 0 wort tht brow and HaU on BIdlngB (alias Dooknm) of Bory, and 'WiUlan Bwaan. its cunning, by defeating for £100 tho conk. In the end BaU wai down. - a..Falnlrbaiid oO'Brlin.. 4 VilmarbO'Brtin..... 0 forgot Topper Brown ••mine host" of the Nag's Head, KarKei-plooe, Asbtra- 4. .Utst. Waddoibornt o LIOBt WoddnbUBilWbofoi* rounds, 37. HaU led off on the ptobOMla with hli right bat withoat Ide, in 60 occupying three hours and 39 min- ottder'Lvne, viz, wreitii the beat three BtskwItbbWard 3 wloktt.'., foroo, and Bdwardi did ditto ropottod. Hon wild and Ineffootnal of back IhUs, utes.' The.battle took place on the 7th of August, Edwarda .'. attempta followed nntll tber got oloia, when HaU oauht a aaity Lancashire faahloi, oatch 4..BlfnbO>Bri».... 8 Bin* • BUBi b Watd. ^ ..... 8 aa catch can, for £80 each and tiie'n lotimated to us that he felt 'he waa not the nan he one on tht left peepir, wblcn wu now qalto cloMdi daihid Si'.Oail. Blind 0 Bukwllh b BaU the cbamplmahlp, The artloiea, «b brlginally drawn ap Oapt.BUadbO'Briia 8 he Intended fliturs la and bored hli man thioa|h tht rcpti. toawaid.. 10 had been, and for the to forswear per- fixed Hyde Park, Sheflleld, aa the toint 38. HaU crept np, and thon mland a tiemindont loft-handlt. of aoHon, but, «..TaraMkI«b O'Britn... 4 WaiaaokUl.blwIo.b'Waid.. 1 sonal encounters lu the P. R. Early in the preaent year, Uoat Oaldltbt niB oat b Ho atiemptod a itaoBd,whlohwustoppod,aod Bdwaidi lotallattd by a BQbteqatnt agreement, the excellently salted land however, he waa tempted from hla retirement by the ohal- peeper the right aide of tha fill 1..LUBtatldleotbO'BriMnrbO'Brlio DoaryeCBrioab Ward.;.... 8 lenge of antagonist, acomparative from tho of owB blow. the Snipe Inn, about a mile on the Uanoheater aide of .Bnaitt O'Biltn. 8 BtBBOttb 0'Brii< 0. b novloe,..and hence the match now under dlacasslon. He Aabton, was subttltuted, Swann having given BIdlngs 10..Ii Btokwlth b BUad. li of Aditon and Butv' tetbtMlvsly ing fatally to Brown. On Sept IS, 18J3, he fonght and right brow with hli Itft, wbloh brooght them to aaothir tsnmb- '3..Blf(ibBUad.: 8 Waid b Bl|g being very aatagalne as to their man. Tn<| (pvtast was Uof rallr, la which Bdwaida oHDOd to have loit tU proolalon, 8.;WtidbBln t TajloriaBoDtbWoddnbnrat I beat one Tootlit, for £1S aaldei'ln nhie rounds and 80 while Hall wu iqaallr abioad. In tho tnd btarr oatbMgtt took anhounoea to ooi)imence at twelve o'clock on ' Monday 4..TavloTl(jrB*r.wIo.bBlggO Klrbyb Bland I These were hla only enooontera Oncoming mlnntea. . plui.aadtbejloUbuktobaob. . last, and aboat 4,800 persona assembled to S..mrbroABB«U bBlft.. 0 HUloio Bland bWoddtibon* t wUnsss iU~ to London Alec Keene thongbt he dlaplayed so much 83. The mea at oaoo cIcMd, aadi aftor a abort itngglt, fill to- «.,UlUnePaln«ibBI(f.- < 8*awudb Woddtibona....'.'. 4 beavlly'laden vehicles anlvlog long before thavbcor- promise of excellence that he took him In hand and of- iotber. 8 Oboalaat bofon wloktt.. . t T..8«awaM I Bin: hg aad every available point from wljlch eveq . gumps* to 'match him for £100 aide agalntt^ any] comer, 83 1Bdwardi, aftor plaatlog hli lift illihlly, fill ^ B..Ohoitaiteati2le6tbBln 0 Bonunn oat b Bland.. fered a conld be obtained * 84. BUght oxchangoi withwith' thi right, tdwaidiBdwardi oaoi thi lift Jowl, was densely, orowded. The pew stand •..lllottb Bland..i 1 BUlott not ont. , r and the gauntlet, as we have before, observed, was Im- aad Halloo tho ear. HaU tboo aland a iwlnglng rigbt-handari ereoted for the 10..0'BtlagBotoat 4 CBtltanotoit :.u occasion (from which floated tbs red. mediately taken up by Edwarda Whether, ofter.tbe ex- and Bdwardi nailed him with the lift on tha right ohoik. In the 'U..Biinab Bln.V.'. 0 white, and blue flag,) contained ab^t 400 Bptfotbten. and Tuesday, Alec thinks there la anything to oxehangoi which followod Hall got tht adranlago, bit tha loond TndMl,bj*««,BObtU0.. T WUue,b;eiT.... hibition of this Immellttei;y overlcokei) the ring. . The lat«^ u 96 his oonfldence la the future greatness of bla oBdtd bj Bdwaidi Sooilng hla wlUi bli right JostlfV pet yards In . Bt. HaU again oamo ap woak, aad hepi ont ofioaohanUt he got olrcomferehoe. and 80 In diameter, bodbded by Total , 41 Total...... «T remauB to be proved. We moat now ' tarn our attention ronad a Utile, whia ha wtot In, and Bdwardi ftlntlsg. noppid hla strong potts and Iron ooalna, and the InoerolrolS ^f thu Fiedericton winning with two wickets to qtan. to the bqalneis we have in hand, end proceed with cor right en tho Bonth, whleh wu anch taoUen. Hall rtlnratd wuocoapled by eager vialtprip; bnt only tWD. 'd^, so BOOOtUtof •llgbtly on tht Itft pttpti, aod, aftor alight txohiagaik both filL tbat the other pcrtloo of the spacis waa ke^t;l|bt lOf diavlog Irrt Sr both handi, oat ha did lltllt nlechlcf, to dilapidated wutba bllaf , ffnnh, who Is (en yeart younger, taller, and ISlCb'tavIer «ie fiellngs of affeollcn In common between them. blood from that otfa- Bdwaidi attomptad a ntsrn with bli itatt of hie Btwliyt. It wu lofflolint, bovoror, to Indace Ball than (Idloga, looklog quite fqnal to the teak hebad aa« Hot love their birds. right,' bat did not got homo. 8'hbt oxohaBioi followod, la to get down. They do The latter know as muoh; egalalit Wblon Ball toaohod Jtni'i brow, bat not hotvOj, and Bdoaidi Bt. Hall itiggeiodnpwoih.aad Bdwirdi hlmbaro dertak«D,ln addition to wbloh in hla thiee preTfbhs aa> . «8d are assuredly aware that they are kept simply for the both dtddlii, one on tho lioaUiplooo', and tho othiron bit left gaT* blm K TOir iharp ooMadot witb bla tight, wtairoapon Hall foil. gagemenia In public be had proved trlampbant. His op- of. fainlahlDg amusement peeper, and HalHiU. eall now ralwd that tbo poUoo wuo flake We have noted the aame a. Bdwanli filatol and lot go hit rliht boarllr on Ditk'i Jav, A wu ironod, and pnioni wire pointed oatto.tht ponsnt, Ihoagn hebad contended m6re freqtiepU/, bu unerrlBg sagaoity with all our pets—«ur sqnlrrelain par- knoohlog blm off kit pini, appanotly doaf to line, innt kooik oa the aemal nfiNO br tbefneodaofDaU,who doilfid thi nfetoo to ttOB' tho flght never before been ttiice thrown, The betiiog.i^ 6 to tlonlar. No doubt Itlsawlee provlelon of Nature uub down for Bdwaida] Ho wai canltd to bli oonor. wbno bt wu roand. Thit faccUonarr, bDWCTlr, rvoogeliod thi penMs polatod ont u avena aa to wbrohi|Klnel with dalagtd with wator, and OTor/ (ffortWM oido to bring blm 4 on Swaon for the match, and to endow oar little tHends Inatlnotlve powers of per- llwaidt barlog been poNtt all tbo Use, aod ordirod th« men to Broeoid, Ho wu not hInHir, bow«T«r. whon tim* waa oallad, and the flrat tbroi/. George Switherbaok of Mdmrorik oepUon. The face is the index of tiie mind. They read at thloklng It wu oolTBdodgtof Etlfi frlandato mr* tu Bgbt. walkod to tht loratoh. St dint of ibaklng nod Joll/Ing Kmio abortly ofier two Bono Sio or iix alnatet work otat t« wuto by tho teeoDdi Ibo waa Beleoled fererc^ aod oVipfk tha cur HiarieUr when they callh our eye, lOBftb got bli man ronnd, bat at lout 20 OHOodi artor iho propir of ooo hasglnc tonad the rehree. lha Ball paitp wlrhlog the Bgbt attlpped and proceeded to bnalneta, It belaga stlpn- poind, and Bdvaidt, laataad of allowlog an appeal co N madt, at men to. bo itoppod, and tho frlindi of Bdwardi aiming tbim onto oonmon.nd mlll.Dg, and thai loik a ohanoa of Tl«t«ir l'*a'7 that no latlon tbit a qntrier of an hour ahould elspfa betwata " How WB Atflis Bwu."—Baglldi barrlatets have a police wero on tho groood. Diriiathe eoafniloir aeriral of tbo wItbiD blagtaap...... each threw. In the flrat round maob Wmp was lost, ' themae^vea their ring koopeio entlnix aegleotod tholr dnl^, owing L.. '.•.». 'lodioroua habit of Identifying with client, a. Bdwardiduhidktblimao, batwIlhoatpnoIiloD; ho lit go aad, to the eon- L — fallen tafflileat period olajiod to by Rieaking In the pldral nnmber. "Giiutleiilen of the bolb handi, aeiroil/ toooblog BaO, who ittggond atont llki a a sUow Boll to recoTti aomo oraîla dnakaa ihir togtthor, and, aflor a wild detiooof tloadlaoM. Itwit evMontlx, boworer, ool/ a qniilton r aaqr," lald a lamlnary of the Western Olreolt, "at the nan. At langth got oIom ttMinlo Bdwardaalltpoddowii. Bad ha itoUlod bInMU la thU of tiBO.' TtaaonroBadowtrafoigbilf tOBaoii tbej ootid be bsadyBBBin'taiSWsytbey par- TOipa^nt/Ahe polloehian laya h8 saw ns In the twp, I wUl hi< totai. It oatlod.. ,'BaU wu aD bat bllad, and uroial tloMt la IttUng go BJiit hara mob all orcr...... leyed forao boor and IMly^ ttUlttii l alidUicd Bwsaa '•JMW,'fiatwew*r< t)i» bat rlghriad toft, ho OTttbaUactd hlBwjr aad fell Bdwardi do- . Jl^t we W«r8 16cr-'16cbk( hp in MijAmmi)'^ I. Hall aamt alllt and- aHttartta to bad ^ > an nutaadr, M ant Bldioga to his nOillWikiiSnuilillood cMn. The ' etmdis dM aot wUk t« hll blB,aad MTinl tlaoi wllh alitdta 1 ' IwwdiWM In!, aad got hiarUreatM tight iUdor Us aat rtateofStoiftiWoh." And fie dlt . , — : " ' . : : ; . ; ; . '

NEW YORK CLIPPER. Mil Uuaum-tn haTeaiaaitorff tbaeholc* na t*at*f»*a aaw baUmd White waild wta. Baahanfott XATCB «aM. ipMu hb ceaaaadttadw*. Bdw* aatltlpatoaatbtoato a ganoaagtoaboa tnmriM tfwi (UBiImlci)h»Tlag«xplKd,th6]rMU» waaMaiftrrlebadaaaaitnbl*. tiaawllbtine vtUTth OtiNadanoaatiyH. I. B. tklaga to (OB*. Bniy t* partwlth ilBmridlk* «enl«ft, ud la lea Ibin flve mloatM Swua BITWIBI MBfBLUII MB ^ ... Ag***, bat >^t D**n?iA mEMIR. BIa*kr-l. • If ibt aaaaot b*• vwiBW,rabSMd,^wr mamih* huV«ammm wmn ' the mstob. enu'f irtMt-llataSaa. a.iii.m.i^...« nvnaUOBIlraonatrouirr .°""/ e : Mtettftw BIdlnii, ua tbvs woi ion. -w. vaefem two, laHMrToth,~ AafbrSoBtalcaalt.whj.'-BUa hla.ftthin: jgSttvl«to(7iiubtUedirtUi uoluDftUon t7,<^*; betbl*.pab iMoh •mnhtra, aad h* hu nth ) IlMk-llatallia. trttSSt* WhH*-/.B. , . n , iMllUyl»y of ailat,tha(UmatUfa UtU* what •niblrtjONwd, he wu mimljr coognnlUM ' kUof a ud \, , 9 lA / nu Jtall got aaygototo.. Wo k.p« Uiat Mr. _Stuit wUI «.» 'ill ftliMi 00 «he nwilt. The wlnnw nlwcqaeitlj • WUl yoa Had aath* a*Taa Ib flaa* Ho. Oaa, aad *U)g«t , of aoatUlaeaidlaal by raUrlBt to Boar we oa- ")tial|ht" oaaa pat* Ba ana K...~::7~n • MbioripUoo for Ui budIt oppontDt, ud lat u MiBtodiraillkadlihaBdipoaa. Bo daai^rl^i^J^Mal-Bni nn of/S. The - - naatlBgaaatlog jntad he piewBted Bldlncs wOh the altaallj ftoafta a eaaoeaaj^ to a oailao. it *^*^ytoBawr^*"! jooomnon^ WMr Vat," Act 7. leana t- aji k naf«BtiDri Bade by Mr. W«H*> 'or«h« kATOH SB Job otUepaltoaa were exce«dW|lT •»'^o'«nr, "ad j "Thla AUow ploka ap wit, ai plgataa poa* v^giiii" BBTWBIB LTBIHDBB AMD XHOW HOrBBia. Aad alton It anls whaa Ood doth pttaa. ' ttie aair ptMed off In the noet ; and Blaak—Ljaaitr. WbB* BwawHolhlag. Ha la wtt'i padllir latalla hta warta AI wakM, and woaolli, aaattoei, aarkita, fkin; 8.. » U u aa CMBS. Aad wi that all by tha gnu, tha leid doih batw, TIB QkME OF Bar0 not tha ftato to grac* It wltb nab ahow." rrg^, Hoa TarloDi totlawtloai wa natat* to gaaa tbat Br, WaOu OHAIiKB''CIB. iBttadaitoada &"•>''•hli fiTirlta "boiV">»<•" fall «>«>i>i»'— iiTT^ A B«lw*«B fkutia,'' of Boitaa, B«tw**B<'MaitU'' aadB. to bar* otaholwdnBatlrifaZ *Bd«.P.Bwa*t,l*>T*ik. Oiitla. IbllMaiOB "Wa iholl ni." aaiaaabady bj*. all**. » ihilUi^ AO "CbMkBsU''IU'i Mi togooditjla. Of ooanaltwoaldaotbafalrtoarllltluthai III >.l " foraaaaa* at laih a tlaa ; bat wa oaa ay toat all paatd iL pUataatly " " baapat Sml to uowttx^" •thtt .aTiiiU7«h« mtj*» to tha bat drop." It waa a at paitlaj." IVBTaR'a TBBAVIB.

Lait Hoaday Blgbt tb* Bsrtsn dyaaity at tha UitropoUtaa « MB. UBAOBX. daly toaaiBittad, aad tha pomiT* eaa* look pabllt poaia t^*^ MaWtatsn «r lb* OLirni itlntM of eoi4B«ttoc Whlta t« aOT*. KoT* aada—O. .B to K S, Tho altaratloBi nad* by Mr. Bnrtoa'i taiU ara sndeabtatlj — iioTiainta. Bharldaa'i " Blrali" oaly howtnr, 'IjMiiMfvidtiM thnigh tka B«41aaor llateluui, Aftarthla aaooad aiehaigtof Baohi'th* |iB*iiT ala. Blaak ea bov* le took ( WBITB, or Baitoa'al (• Whll* OB asta aU. : |M«^mBl«faiBrkiUaUou tk* ObMi caluu af (h* Acru aloB* larad tha parforaaBC* hliMa Do. " n " * Do. " n " » " Blaak to aoTt. Whlta to BOTO. boa OoitomMildl_ . Cum»tk«tfe*TtB|BaUM4th*tXT.Z..orBfM«l,iiakUkntr lona. bdlai' eoitomii B*T*r eoald bar* btaa Do. " 10 I Do. " IB " 7 " Th* isnlj itTkrl atv,t*'|uja*»nBttliisnhUi* B«41aa of th* Out ad by aay ilig* Bosagar, aad w* aaka thla ranaih with D*. " I Do. " M « e |n*tn.| -MaM lie naathtiotraMTDllrUiovB iowa; ueilTli lactanoai for, baaa Do. " » " t " laaarolly ipaaklag, thay bar* aoidlMl '.lb* wfclto lueu ia< ImI agrt, I, la iMoWtac* with or aalMworthy. Tho laait lald aboat th* altarplto* th* b*tl«r. Do. " » " U " AHDSEnENTS. hi ..edHatiB*ati,*iU 4»l«ltl«onb»liairof Uw "BlMk i h*way, ara watoeonaldn Paaar Brawn anactrouT Do. " U " e " Vuit SlMKIBIMWlUBdliUMoW. WiitPoiii obutra li Bid to b« " nnniaricallr ittong." Pirbapi a. w,l laitfelay. heard" of tblaga . TheetrHelB-CreMee-»Ma>Ua biTi " raeh bafora. Mr. Boitoa'i opaaloi ni«il -.•1. How that tho aaaioB haa b««OB* Maaoaad, aad aaaagan wu worthy of a b*tt«r oioadoo. •o cottuiPoaDum. botin to aaaag* thlaii aoaa to rait thaaiolTai, th* CLirriB . aiROM'i AMiiioaa Mtiinsi. Xt wUI dip th* wlsfa of lu dnoatle iBthiilaaa, aad haara tb* laid T'.'fcrVciliua, He.—W* an lorry ia loM I'aod lU/ froa WanB^SathliBft) BalKBI; B'lalEBtifaBdQBIi Hirawa flod one of tha wall, m u aad tha old moit— ao mattor—kind ot altaeil at B e ; P'a a( Kt T, * aod S, Q B 9, aad Q Kt a. pratty oftaB at wa ipptoieh tka ihoali of erltlclm S*(toft,tallfya«iM«Md Ihtra, ni th* iMt inaiwhoU-toBlai Q X K iiodicid aadar th* lltla of " OlfOlda, or th* In*lalble Hubaad?! Bat QBiq; atQd; P'aat laadBarka ef paotlo propriaty, aald to bo altoatad NBBwhai* ttewwt ia B., it will b* Bttbr of c«agntoUtI«n to u both. Btaei^XatOBIi OotharXIlt B i b dheitod of lb bait fiatoni—the mule aad th* danebi; ,n-.-. % QXtSaadt. asoBi th* "draaiaUo anltlii." la acre aouicBlatod than when It w*i " anaagid" for jiiaittii, BaloB, Hau —Soah a lattar aa jaon la ooa ofpaalB* atiwnabla aaBOBBciaaat 1b da* Maaos, all lair Ihe Bod Whit* to ploj aad auta la foir BOT««. Wa Baka thla Ihli atottment, , aii4 a daibo to adiano* oar trai lotanitaj for ill MuiBB. bowcTertne, will net bjan the L, f^MnJablf aad abore board, bteaoia It bai baia oar oBitom hacatofon to vhlik dseanty ttaak 700. tliall watch (lUl gtuiMr aaaa, for gaotlenen to Much of iploy eceaei, aad lidlea to lkr< , w* W* pnlaa all wa poBlbly ooald la faamin whaa IkihloBabla abna- alOTtlr, t«i*aftaT.aa4 r*BOp«Bliif"«Beia. "LoDt"Ba/itb«.' CBBQVBBfl OB DE&DCBTB. tor thna Madane Btdlaikl bow that vary piece *u bnahed 1 aaaagai lal traaiBrlii tlla. Ia fatar*, howarar, lat ararr tab aall taiaed aad patchid to lalt the ulaoleaa bat aacttmoBloBi JfnnMTiljranM.II. T,—Fiekai* brwatkil by C R lz> or itoid OB lu OWB bottoB, aad wa will aaraar for tha Ourrai, tii of a BaitoB aadbace at tb* bcly Mbmbb la Treoioat Biw. If BOt aliaady maUad, tob wUl lad It at ti* B. T. aa4 tNB tb* kHlMn to tha mala tnok. NsUoa Bil|ht oaeailoBallj rmCc Oat o«n*ipOBdiBtiwho har* iDrwaidad Dnofht aiattai eilttance, lleenb; cAiUnn imiir (m, M)i ceati. Week &B.SifnM01BM. W*dolB«**d lataad to bilai oat aad way to putlalltj arlalog ftom ptohnlOBal admltaUoa, aad wlIl*ior«Iaapatl«Be*,w* trut; lath* aaaatla* w* wUl " claai ftva nothing for tbli aruoBBcement. alUratawhataTtrof BailtwadlieoTff tBOBrooatilbBtan Olab tb* tallaoopa, bat ho aorar Bllad BBd*r Bp" a* fait ai poalbU. pat hli bllad aja to Um partlaa, by th* tlfitt ralo, alad, will mob brisf job ap. Ho. « «oloii.aBd thBi aiTir loit a battli. Ditto, ditto, Ibr tha Haw OITT XVR TO COMX. aBS'alU*,aBd thi why act naon th* two Pi ob*obBB'*T Toik OiiPraa. Bo, "Booki, hara at ja all," aad taka &I1 varalBf The Bnadwny TartatleiwlU reiaae on Uondaj nixt aaderl Ud by fa^M-fUBlaatloB. Pottla pioptlaty, dtaoatle BBlty, and ataf* poidblllty, BtTir |o Wood aad B. O. Hanb, with the " UtU* TUIaloL'' BoitoB, Maaa.—No d; qalt* aaat— aar oat ofalthtr data 01 aaaaon. Mr. Bddy bu got hli dander Bp, aad neaaa to aikc a ^Kitk, ilTdta 3. B.—W* owB Bp- TOB ara toimt. yr»i»" hara aonathlog to deaoK Oatba laldNtof yoar latanogatoiy thai* will b* •tntloa with Barton'* old throne la ObaBbanitnet Bcit flu*. wa* do. " Haoh obUftd for that (ta*. Lot bi h**t ftoa job aiam. ^ClBBMT 01 MVIIO. Hoadtil HoMbeaajBodthaeddyofiBOcea. > |eM a**i fM^ yoa Tfiy aocB. Thla eonearo, with a tltlo whieh profaoai to taaah.aay ai wall f f.i-.; HamTiR.-Iath* "HairordHatWhlto'i foartMith aaTO.lB- Then eonilderibl* giggery aboat the ' X.T.Z.|Baai*B.—ToBTBorawaath* b«tlfr,aBoh. ToawUl liim aomalhlag by thli Ua*. It li not wottbr of lla podtlon la b Onad Batloaal Oei. toidof UtolSaaTi Wtote.aadWhltowlai. Thaaha fbr tha cert and Mimaotb Pieddantbl Bhcwef TIekeb'at ihalhi ''ftdair BMntary eometlif hia, la a giaa leaa 10 appaar. Tha tha MOCBd aaioaBtUe elty *f tha world. Aa th* rMalpta of tha "BayBtotoi" ltihtUb**x«>li«d. W*win bear that poalttoa 8SO0O, Patoce.bot It baBonaent ccROot to the mala, a to Xal .attaafc ka«, aadOBbMly, th* battar (ta* ; aad woaU ycobably flrit aUht hatwaak waia aboat aod th* nocaa of Haratuk'a la alad. WeUdeae.MaxI BUeh to the people, th* kid glOT*i|o, wto; »atw**a tfoal tlifan, tbai|h th* toad t« vMciy la aalthar praMat antatprlia li aald to b* wall autalaad bj th* pnbUo oa th* Ut ' ' Obarley Mbibuvi.—llltlfhi ' WUto totoodi to niBB* at Re. 4S Bo«*rj icoa; . thlsk It IBIl tiao that th* eoBoara ooald afford to Bkl •MtoCTttiy. . . ep*n altbUiWO ooafa- wMkb* aad bb ooapaay an at Newark. . ' laara of ra abort ooalsp of haimony and losf bltohaa af Waii> foum, tirr'i B. I—Tbm ii i« b* • "tnt dabl." aad Bovaa amBBaSTi^naakaiSnyaBt taa paaitloB.' Job will mljarebla aaaaiaBiaateoBld aotwall ban baan loal- waiUB ••**BBtyaalB." W* ihaU aahaaOtijoial of toa.at p*n*lT* thatltgiaiai •Braotaoui thliw**k. lataahMrftoa aloa. Hot* DBAMATIO AMD DB8ULT0BT. JOB mtSn. «d to tha be* of tha pabUo, aad w* do think thU both Maiataak lb* '«ny halt ; aad aay nenota tob ta HB«(Usr hlgbai, If y«a At PhUadilphb tb* inb aad tha Watoat an doing Ik* aad Boakatt oagbt to bo paid a podtlTO boaoa . for drlrlsg away laiUihl a goed bir lad dMw tt* fifht aallbn. L.yT. TBOliai.—SlaoatOB'iObanlltyai'i Eaad-Book, Band- tb* oobwaba, and^vlii tha eaneaia an air of haiaony aad oonidica to d*atb, Tha foraer hu a good atock ccneaaT, aaf of 0*aai,BohB*a BalaiUla Libiity. If Aadanoa'iwoikla Book bailnaa tbabttarbuW.B.BIihe andvUb,to "Ibc* toe ajSEet eai' tob* hadatill,llaayb«obtalBadbTMaUBf totbaaathar.AB- Mba DaTCnpait aay rlTO tb* lot a teach of i>ld Omidali KBtimba so. W* bar* trlid oar ataoit to glT* Tlbarinl th* baniflt of a fop- OF PBOBUOI BO. dinr A adinoa, BiaUwood, Oulak*, Boetltad. laoa H*td, Boo- u Ibe wu well nc*lT*4 aa Monday nIghL TItoilnl, Pi " podtlOB that h* la a tolaraU* artlit, aotwltbataBdlog osr dltgait with taS' < hai alio been iBcoeaifal. WUt*: ' Bli«h. I WUta.. Bliah. at tha haskaajad atthoda adoptad to ralia a pattloUe aad ptaao- ' Denrll L.KIaBd FtoKBd |l..B.4« PtaXt* O.S.BbbiiBb^AU right ;wUlba«rawa(d

. B..ll«t4 BaHt . tofoiBid. , M"'BPBit». K'bUibadlathaOurrBBtbi joir gaMa-la Dnaiht «vo< n^wmvt aomu. long ua pBhUaaay itand thafanaiy w* ooaaat ay. week* itoeaJ townpaitog to opaa a a*wth**lN'U Booaiik Blaok. LoBiaai* wa Uk* tettar aid b«tt*r, bat tha ohoi MbnarL WhlU. I Whtta. L.tototi astoii Id.. Btoid attosr alMiably IniSilaat, and th* OKbaatial laatnaMntotloa only DeBar wUl lallaqibh the aoaagaaeat of th* BL Ii*ab Ihah^ a..B • us |i..ai T to BoTOaber, to Atktona ft Traabaar. llIw*«iadoIatohop*lbrb«tt«r(lBM*,wh*Bth*lMt that an hotol-keeper aaaad . b*aeto* the a..u r a 11 I « . A *B*rai OciaaUu Bbawm hu ItaUaa hii a gantlaaaaly'fera aad aaaaar aayaot aulto i^ ot lb*PNatBtn*tnMaln,8altlB*n. HbHatdf epdabili mOtî^MWtmmnM, aatb nrpria* to car "ealeao.'* Aa regard* Tlb*itol,jntably^ atbaoB tse*. - . . or rommm 1 oLvnoBi MaxthpefetMan. *bftgi**t aaaoaabodTaayatoaoaai et 1 Me»e<,»t."|feabAto Pêtoh * laat'i HattbaaTOInu aad Tbaatr^to Pba44*l|lk, WhlU. Blaak.. I ^Whit*. Ab»atHoffiB|"~ wlUcBtafortb*r*gaIar**uoatoH*T*Bb*t, thaitagtllmh utBir utoia a..lrtoti " Tax aot 10 bad a Tab* bJ.Âddb. • ... , B..U te St i« To alaadar auto tay aeia Iboaaao*." Tha KaU*r fteape aM aow to Haw Bedfoid, "bontog aal # Br. Haakatt'a Bliak*ip*arlaB Ocapaay on tb* ditautlo nifbta a)B|Ughto" bar* affcadid ancb pboasi* to daUghtod andltBaii. Th* eaab The BMtOB Ihiatr* conaeaced *a Monday. Heedaaa lO' MUmV BOl *u vountni BO. *», If* not onlyjodlelciu, bBt adalrably wall 81M. Nodoabt Mr. row. Wood, eUbert, Beltoa, Klrby, In .Teraoa,'ahdrMIa TBito; Benaatt, Gilbert, aaw aaaiBi. BMW aaan*. Batkatt will kaawi, ai aoaabody toy* la a ot U.*o«n* 3, ofBiaiy Meaoa. Beltea, Btoddan,Wo*d,etc,eto,« onto *Bgaied, and iob* new face* wlU apptaf. It b itotad Ikd b«tw**B "Aogajbai"' S«dl«atad to "Baity Bolt' IT.," Part n. : "la aviiy tUag th* pBipoa* aait witgh with th* Bad-Qan* Br. Bany hu pntobued a new aad orlglaal eoatl) aadaI*dy,Hii.F. ByA.&H. foUy." Aaarlcan Ai i*iaidatb* two pilaclpal diraitoii aaoagtba "board" of whbh bacia boaaUtloB. Wo aaat . try aad a* thatj Jut t) BUOE. BUOE. woodaa bud* at th* Aoadaay of Mail*, wo aay ny with aoaabo- iwear by. Oaraebbbor,th* Sandiy TfDM,uy*i."W.fi'.BBgllib huit dy to " Trollni aad Oiaidda," act IL ie*B* 1 : "B**!*! ihaU bar* Tlrad Alexandar th* It I a fi«at eatcb U be haeck oat oltbar of yoar btalaj; * wna u We Gnat' at th* Poitlaad Tbaetn. good orack a foity not with ao karaal," tha Boit dbaal bnilaiiBa *T*r npnaaatod." Ko doubt tUi di

HiIpUoB b parfiellj eomct aad fair. . . BowBBT vaaaiBx. Hii.Vama batPltUbirgb, Mn,W.B. BDijbat OhlM|l Brotbir BtOBihaa b a gbiloaa fallow, and U h* dooi not tok* Jea Proetor'i nelea, Mia Hetty WlUli,bubMB iieatiiftilatPeit caio,wlll (for that Tiiyiaucn) baapt to forgat that btbnow load, Me. Mlu BmDa Stanley li trjbg to flU the Mute Ball, h " ihop" and aut itiaaa hb ooitoatri. B* hai tboogbt ktapbg J BoitoB. .. . ptopir to ihalr* " Tom aad Jarry," and go to for tb* Cicada Mel- The Boitoa Oiutto tayi that "aapltalhb to Hew Terk talkil noltci aad othir itala craita of cant and oandb-Ught gaatUlty, patUag np for Mn. 0. Howard a fplaadld llltia bljoa of a Ibiito WHITB. Well, b* It 10 ; b* b aanagai of tha Sowan aad oight to know for TaadaTlUe aad barleiqaa, and It b laid thb talk bllkiljli bb own tolcrcit Th* bait Kllow w* know •! to rcoonella tha " to VUU te play aad |1to auto la At* dot«i. wltheit ptmaaaaUy beeomaafolt accompU." . coagiolttai" of a maaagir of taitc with aa aadlHc* of jolly pro- ; altorisghla own poaltlOB. 0. H. Sannlan b writing a place on the lablaat of " JoMih iM Kultlai b Jnlllin th* nnilo aompoMr. band-naitar aad bnmbsg bbBratbna." im-baat«r ganital, nowtoicbaUng lb* Oooknaji, th* t*it «p- Copyright " Tha Dnaatb BUlfba (act la th* bUlil b Jatk*' -' poilt* of boniat Jui Biongban. Ai lOBabody nyi, Horchaat ' glaalog to ihto* oat. P. 8, aad Altortlae hare i» "ATOB'OAKBU WBRH. WBim. " OhoaOan Mba of Tcalcc." act II . M*aa 8 : Tb* old pioTCrb b pretty w*tl parted ''•y^ ' BOBoead their dcbrolnatlon to play In " The Life of on AitMli BBTWIBa 1.' EiXOB iliOHM. Whll* to play aad win. WUta to mOT* asd win. batweCB mj aaitor Bbjlock and job, ib job haT* tha giac* of M ; "The Tonagacaup,"and "Tha roaag Aetieia."wblcbaieeblB - Xia*k-il«Bai. tir.aad bath eaoagh.'' mM^vBatik. Ood, h* ed by BoanleaBlt,bBt wbleb, they afart,ar* :Bot hb, lal eU ii;trtoQ« IttoOl " Lady cf Ljoaa" I* becombg a aobaaca, avin whan wall MATOB OAHBII Ih* plicia of which thoj poucn coplci. II;.BtaQBa plajad. Bolwer bai aneb to aniwer for to " letting ap" pirlpa- IfQtoXH Qiorg* JambuBlaat eandoiky, Ohio. Hanj BijBoat at C» BBTWBBH BBTBUUB AHS A. B. H. hav* not M..4XttoUii4 tatla Paslbaa and comical Olandai, who j*t bataid the wiga. Mr, Nolle at Bcchiiter. of paaotuUoB aaika la elocBlIon. Itoy baaraB preiem aoMBta oaa. BM A* Tlonocoi an pbylig to oreiBowlag hcoMi to Okletgo. Ot aaatgera ! Hr. Oarltoa Howatd'a Gb«d* Matootta did not Wblto-A.B.H. Bb«h-M*tdlii. tbcb tha night of their flnt appearance th* wnob aidlaci ami M aaia any ecpjbg ot 0. Blbdto PItt'i, bat kb. H. halgood I..t» at B IB naiad aoaii and neitid thtmwltb Mraial nandicf th* hiartled : j[. T. t., Bnitr, aad Wait P*xi XB-aa l>..B«4 t..u 31 n U..10 li* n 37 B-Xai be tobooidby Ihia (laplled) eitablbbaentof goodtaito, Batthe Ooltiehalh to to towo, ehalklog np Ugh pilcii for baoBi on af ia..oB-xxts »E4 H..BaB •..u 11 17 a IT. .18 II 81 11 XxbV blllB of the Hatl^nil uaw what kbd of pleeei an iiolly plajad. pliao, U.OWtlH OutiM . iT..B-KS P-BBB T.. I 87 84. It.. 18 01 U 18 Aa loaibody uji, In 'Blcbaid 111," act lU. icaae t— JB..P-(t4 PbP l(..P-XB8 B-BB 8. .18 as It 11. . 8 II 11 8 POBBIOH AND HIBOaiLANBOVB lolt tt,ElBP 4h*r8a t9..PBP PzP B..U 30 18 » m.M U I 4d "BeaotycB ipok* with , bnt by alghty waoM ana own coaaKroRBiRTi. iBEt-Xa Xt-KI» 10. .U II 11 n.. a 7. 4 I And look yoB t*t a ptajer'book to poor band. ID.,X-B8 Madaaa Bbtori bia gtreo a btaelt at Ibe aflaen l9 ' Pub for U.. 7 81 18 ai..i 8 I 4 AbI otaad between two ebarahBCB, good ay lord UilBxBt PbB I1..K-XI8 the Inandatlona la Iraaoe. Bbe iaiiUHaa I'll naka holy deicaat praMMi to b* at' p M4«aa XtaO tt..X-B4 B-Ual Blaakwlu, Par oB that groaad a Winae, BaptiBber : at Dnaden, October 10 Berlin, October iO | Xt^B4 tt..P-BB4 B^B Aad ba not eaiUy woatooarnaaiitoi ; HOTIB. NoTCBber 1 1 Path, Mot. i Napbi, 10 to Mb lUT; Ptoj th* BCld'i part, itlU aniwer any, aad tok* It" U from Jennaij SAM EB^tB 44..B.Q4 B4)B • Ot*ein*th«i*laBotUagoilgUaI*batttbi Parli, In laaaaptotbli Apll and Hay ; and Leadr>a, to Ji ne. . Xt-Bt U..K-hU8 ipeetacla pbe*. The niwpaato- B-hlaB4 fatot. Th* 'Pally Bp«H" b a ipleadld ThePrlncca'i Tbintra cloud for aalntorral ora«*ik| aad »-2W PEBdf i«..B4)xte B-U*« 8 fUa BOT* eaiN* aO WUU'i diaialtla*. atBobTanpolatlnatoeoapaibcBwIlh It* pr*d*beaci«. Th* ncpcnid with " Platrro," with B41aa «..BkliTx In a new aad gnnd itjla,iBd X-UbI < 8 to II with *oir*«l play wotld i«nll h a diBWB g*a*. boBi* b wall ill*d, bat thin b not eo ancb "oabtd* preeoua" Tcrol blitorlgal intndactloni. ..^ El a El «i..x-q4 B-QBia dHabadaotblagWttor. fbiaaly. Ro other bot*1Um, we belbTa. TblDuLei, ath(^ PrEKt4d W..P-qB4 th* w*ll-knDWD Irlih coDedbn.dledlablJ nildiBC*, thi Hoop ud Idte, etnct, Olerkeawlll, BzBI' ". H..B.()Xte B*i* la Mr. Wjll*** nlaUoaof tb* BoriHaB at ihli Hl>ti dad k*- aiito'a SABIBB. Bt John PzP ' lbl*P«n . a ibeik fat and a ditto of leaa gba the pnbUo peik Her Mijiitj'i Theitn eloHd oa th* Illh Aatutwith P-EBB I1..XXP B-BB,aadth* lew la aan, a aa*h ib*it«if«*d to notaix, Ban of eaoBjbrertbibiblillaga.ga. Bnrloa'a partypartj bareaare noppwiilopped oat,oni, bntun of'La Tiarbto." Tkehoai* wucnidcd tolbecillbg, aadPI*- B-Ei« goa* m altlaattly draan. W|U*'a80lBtl*B. -.- - IbeaarDaai en itepplagilag 'to for "open aabepan." Aatdae coloBlnl itng with gnaUr iplrlt than on any foraer ooauloa. Blaak. Whit*. Bbak. > WMt*. HOTXB. Baral'i baaiflt lut Bataida;uday ntgbt wu a enwder, aad Jenae'i ItbaoalljaettledtbatMr.QjewlUleue Dnrjluie Aem 1.. 7 to 11 U 8 I..t7 1«14 18 U biMi* . «I>rf*ad«f tU*, hadb*pliyad«toh«rBad,lh*gaaiwoBU for PHday liaih) b laiaitoMdltto.aellketo W. »i>~. **twobTOth*ia. We aeit r**r to tapiMvat hla llallaa epera; alio a abort period a.. 8 le ar 84 7..H U 11 7 «babV Ure f>o«**d*d thai: tke eeraaai do waU, fOi Oaraaa Open b oaa Ohriilaufor Jallba'aproneBadeconcerli. 8..le 87 88 84 I..1B- ttoit that wlU , • 11 7 a LeatP- fiTT^ QbarBB |lT..BaaP BxBPa oar pat naialbllltbi. Wa baow tJatl BiigBiaat tBt,wbo the Mlu Ariballa Ooddard b aboat to appcir at a coociit la 4..n 88 84 18 I..18- u 8 8 U..BaXt BBB i»..K-B*« B-Kd dkkeai on " A Taa Biikel k. Oo. T" Beacbodj aji, to "Ojaba The Saka Braiit of Biie Oobarg Qotba: who b 'I'**'/.''!'!?' I..U tr U 18 10. .18 ai,*adwiH. U;,Xt-XBI; BbOKIP |»..P.BB4 B-KBB lla*,"a*tiT.BCeBe8— thcr of fear apnu, b now cngagid In coBpoung a BI>k op<2 M..B-hUa BXd . |m. BbQB « b B, I OnBolBtloa. eaUtIid"Dbea,"UiellleiarraccoapaalBeni bilig inPEÎi' •^Holir* hath aeal, and bran; eoatfapt, aad gna«." 2 Bk*k bM a P B«N aad a (ildbg idTaatoi* to poilUoa. BbU. Wkito Otto Pnobtby.of Tloaoa, for th* (lerBan.aBd byU. Sinav* i..iitotr- Ihatî«,aadw*haT*wlto*acd aftwof IbOTarletbi .pbjal bThla aoToaNaitokar* panlidWSlto. AflardaUbaiattog 17toll Opnlt, for the Pnaoh TCrilon. .nil a.. kBowa Blblo^ „ diBM tla*,ba4**ld*d*a*aftBitog th* afltadlag atotakadaa- 7 u 18 8 by Tlaa apea tbat pbH orgnaad u The fbaeral of tho lato Mad ine Tiitrb took place ca the IWr 8.. 8 eoMjiieaaai 1 ekoi^MiMi*, wbl*h gar* Bloa lb* btttor gaae. 11,*adwinil igaMiaaABBBR (wauiea'*). at Xcaaal-gniD Oeaetery. Then wai only on* aconltgj-— 1 Tbb plaae li Uka the Bepuaber batii, aaderfolaf a ti*ailU*a „Ih wblcb w*n _Hr. Obirlii Hathawi, theipbiilcIaaettiBdal*!*phiilclan ÔTiiiriiffrtSi*'^^***''''^*** MorrlMo, fHead of the bally. towaidi BtllowBta, perfl*tloB, aad the "BawiiaB'^Mipriag. Ai tb* di*e*Md, and Mr. a , ailaa**r i**«tt for g*atl>aia with abuiea eotU, fad ladb* ,BaarlBil(,*beplaBlit. baojoaratag atZBi.wban >• "fS ' 'feBTWBBB AMHIQ AIIDlUlOWUm' *f HjUMJi ^^2SLf>!*¥**^*>'*^»lB*lal1aU*BfotOathaen((l*it,OadLB*nt) AMbi a eoBMit, which wu attooded V*ha gaaea , l aaa atlr, BTB ta to haw waa to* . . tb**8b*h* vara daji ef to- II*. Boebel. (vh* aow thbk* aka aay r*e***r ftoa reetM.^WMikiitaiawuag talltfieal tkat'*'honild Aaiibaa vblt,'') aad *oae other gn|^p*^ 0:.:; tetett»atMtnV>*..c^; laMtMiyt kat aaw, iM aaitoi-ttt Wal|tile-th* ; . ; . 1 .: .,',,.,'.

~~NEW YORK CLIPPER. 161^~~

when tbey had to get 7S, whloh Is at least twice what they OuBt—flriaid Qum: In the Sanday Herooir of Aog. Lire AHO Bamn of tanub raLUTAjL CBICEBt* - ever got against oar fielding and bowling. Ut Ibu^ appeared some renarks in referenoe to the reeent EiuBAOms niA AID AOODBiTB BBtoan OP aa libta with Baaaar Liaa, Toa Baaer, Hsnj Ball, Now we will let all Hr. Soott's nntmlhs pas^ If the matoKbetween the Altontlos and Empires, stating that nabOaa^ Taa Dr*r, Jaha Karrlaar. Tonlhar vltha arBap^bafhWiSS Greenfieldets really ore ao confidant, aeleot and play oat the the Atlantis and Harmony Olubs, to their matohes, batUaa turn hlaflrtl vpoansoo Is lha Prlia Biat lattlklaiaS? Kse Jnat aa It left oS, and go to the Uancheater and men from both clnba to play. Now we know nothing but Bait Alaa.thaHIUaabatwaanTaBBr«'*BdOo«ak*iroi«» well Cricket groand, tar, OhrUUll/a*fi Tarn U'Oar. OaoifoKaBMUaMHiABaa. for (^O a side ; or, we will make what wo have heard on our ground and at our meetton, tta former Boad,AU.W8lkaraBd;o«Ballaa,tha''^0pldar." 8plTe7 to the wloketa } a ft«eh match for $500 a side ; with yoa, Editor, for match between the In Bbtn u4 Ur. oonosming tbete matches. In the 84 Haaaaa atiMt, the wloketl 11 aaOBSB BAOKIB, Taafe. Sed J.lnoludlog two I'a, after being stakeholder. At the same time, I wonld advise all yoang Harmonies and Oontlnentala, Mr. Bergin, Preddent of the ZttaiZi mlnalei. Tlie batting on the part of New olobs in Hasaaohosetts to avoid them. - Harmonies, placed a member of the Atlantlo on the Har- OKOBOB BBIIBBTr Terr Inferior, with bat two or three exoeptloMi Thos. Boston, President the wlahea of moat of the mem- rat ma mony Me, much against OPBNBB A POPniB BBO^BT BOB TBB IMVIM . two Wte, the flrrt a H48InUroltr la at foidhaa, aitBbli ^'t 9 were made brilliantly to of the Boxtmry (Moket Olab. bers of the Harmony Olab ; that la the only match to aad Ua pabUa laoamU W a line hit to the '*>.^ tarooiBt7,anlabaatlTaiUaarreB Raw Tork. BaftakkoMalieC drive to the off for 5, the eeoond , which any bat of tbe Olnb have playel Lififal members aUhladaeabaad.orprnaiadtoordar. Tha h4a« haa thrbail oareleady knocking the Zktii he went oat throogh Sr. Gbobok ra. Tohikbs.—The retarn matoh between In regard to the letter of Bergto, Phelpa,Boenun and arao<«aBodaUoaB,haTlai baaa anatod aadai tha lapifvUsaaf pla/ed It and Dl Into hta wloket after ha»lng C07P the aeoond eleven of St George, and the Tonkers Clab, Price, we have to aay we know It la tooorrect, as we have Hr.KtaaatL BrnrthlnflideBataaBiara tha ••fUterMlsa the former'; oonalsting and baardata. la-dt. . ffiAam pUyed weU for 6 each, waa played at Tonkera on Saturday the 6th Ins& There attended the meetings of the club thIa seaaon, and alwava latter one and 3 dnglea Jtwo 2'e end 2 alnglM, the . 3 waa veiT little done at tiie bat on either side, Hia chief found a qnornm present and bustoess done to order. As BILLIABDB. bnt few rana, thaa concladlpir u othera all went out for scores for Bt George iMlng TUt'a 8, Tenson's 8,, and regards the playtog, It was a matual nnderatandtog from 10OMHOB a OOLURDBB'S BILLUBD TABU UAHV- Yanx's 6, in the first Inntogs ; aod Brown and Tllt'a 6 the oommencement of the seaaon that we ahonld not play 0 4totoi7,IIo.UAaaitraat,HawTeriL. U each, being the highest In the second Innings. On tltv daring tho month of Anrnat, on aocoant of the heat, bnt • OXIHQ WltTHOOT *A$TB)ft. part Tonkers, Stedwell's A , of 13, and Hallea'a 18, were th« fome out on tbo first oi September to a new ball ault, '' ~ oB,ioisntirieAataMDrBAOTiraat' the Urge aoore of 60, the hlgbeat on the prlnoloal aoorea In the flnt lanlnga, hftUon nude and Smith'a 6 in the and commeHoe onr game In good earnest Aa this propo. '', eeason hla oata drlvea ATIAOK AND BBLI BBflRI?!,' lotoben groond tbla ; and were seoooo. The fielding and bowling was exoeOent on both aitlon 6ame from Boeram, and was voted fer by Bergto, for Biplaloai In ao aan a mansar that aa/ parMB Bif VoatpltkMi Intilol—hU two leg blta 6 each oalltd forth the ad- sidea, which to a measure acooaau (or the small scorea Phelps and Price, we were much aurprlaed to fliid the let- this oaalU Art OontalninidwoilptlDaaor 'v the whole field, as did also hla two drlrea The Tonkers ' ^tlon of gentlemenj however, were vlotorloas with ter declaring the Baee Ball Olnb disbanded, - Harmony OOBBBOI PUSniSTIO ATTRtrDBB, - off for 6'b ; In all probabllltjr he wonld have brought five wickets to spare, altbongh Jlthe the Bt George's were get- and declared by them oat of exlatence, and themselves aa piaatiaad br tha aaat aalabialad Bezira of lha laaMatjIil i

not occldently fallen PBOPBaaoB i jkbat out had ho We down, and ting wickets verv nit with bnt few rons attached to ex.members. Now like to know when and BT OWBH airiR, ot tbb i»t. T^; , wt^ihould ' PriiaUMoaata, Ballad faM of poatan. ' eat ran oat 8. Wright made the next higheat aoore, them. The weather waa beaatlfbl, and we are sore none where they became a-tmAert of the Harmony Olnb, as IMb p. BBABrTPaMlthar. Ana at, B. nsaal eteady a^le of batting, bat waa made to help U » II. ta hla coald bat enjoy tbnnselves, for ti>.ere la no plaoe the olnb has never received from them any letter of reiig- ball ball Wllby. OOLOBBO PBIIfT ^ by a eplendld from Vyte added 7 where the city Clan meet with a more bonoteona recep- natlon. If theae men wish to'b^ome ex-members of our h tte Bcore, bat waa nnfortanately caoght by Wllby. tion, in their away-fron-home matohes, as at Tonkera. olab, all they have to do Is to send to their resignation,- Wi loolnge, which lasted 4 boora and 10 mlnatea, waa. at Mr. Brown, of the St Qeorge, made a neat speech on and flank up, or they mav become dpdUi members. To HTES AND SULLIVAN FIOHT.

broDgbt to a cloee with the tremandooa aoore of rendering np the ball, which waa as neatly all ' :' uggtk responded to friends of tho Harmonies we would say that our regu- Baaead adlUon, aoir taady, aoBtainlag Llhan itij< - i,- thaa leaving 68 rana be the UTitlaohed, to mede by New by Mr. Bashford, of Tonkers ; after whloh the two Clubs lar play days are -. Tuesdays and Saturdavs oCâch week, TOH HTBB ABD TANKBB BDLUHaB, : to tie the SLOeorge'aflratlnnton. At Si P.M. sainted one another Token with three oheera Another matoh and altptMens dealrons of seetog a soctosle gaio^.played fohaarlrac, Ooaatrv MoQadv, >oa Marphy. TtaB latiia^' Kk Tork again went to the wlcketa, and in eplte of the was talked of, to coma off aome time to October. The In good ralrite we Invite to give us a call at oar grotudi Jaha Way, Oaatao, SUka WaUiAvrBl Soidaai, Oao, BesiMkai BarB% , MaaabaaUrPat, loaWlBTav, aadathacai gill ualnat them, exerted thenuekea right aanfnlly to followtog Is tne score : East Bro^lyn, near Holder's Three MUe House. BhaPfcToB A. to do in their tecoad in- 8T. OIOBOI. eerSH LtoBfaa, tocker, Gotham and Eagle Clubs. Total c( both iBBlaii...... ^74 THB BSD ummm. ôwod with a aoore of 13 attached to hla name, com- We have not heard their answer as yet. two 2'a, the reat alnglea. Hlghan was the only TONUBS. No. IM Paarl abaat (batwMa Oeaoard aad TUlaiy al«4 BreeUpa; Ung niftlBBlnp. 8a««B4Iaalap. saaABS, ko., «e WBO made a atand afterwatdi; hla 7 oonabtlng of 1..0*nlfOB oTIaaoa bTlB- AUB, wans, UQU0B8, elngle. The New Yorken were soon Ofthabafthraada. B. fi. Qaolt and BkltUa Ofooai. (tree 2'a and a aoo 1 PBDE8TBIA1VI8H. ilieed hon du eombal far 88 rana, thaa giving an tajsf vlc- S..8t4dwall » lUthiw b U-8a I,.BABBan,Pfepritt«t. Taaz 18 I b w, b TIbiob lUy to St George by 2 mns and one Inntoge. It rivea 8..H*tlaa o HlBlhaaih b Gmnxu'fl Gbxat Twbbtt Milb Matoe.—This raoa for TLCBB AMD OARaBRR It, It Is flnt they have TO RBSATÂ n great pleasnre to record aa the Taos 18 not oat .... 1 |500, (Grlndell, to ran twenty miles InsUe of two hours,) TBB BRRBD BTATBB ABBB MAOKAT, BUntlBB OT three yeare. The bowling , nlsed over the New Tork In 4..HowoithbBrowa 0 bTloaoB .... 0 OP ' will come off on the Lynn Trotttog Park, Friday, Sept tha lbar.«4ra«BSaa Boat ••BXPBBIliBHr,"(UabatMl»eaB t..BhOBitud 0 Taaz b Taoz. 0 b Brows .... 1 ' lad Seldlog waa goed on both aldea, bnt not really so laBOWBWparaateoeafaaottortliaAalldlBgofBaifH. 2 19. the day before the great boat laAmwiaaJ between these two Clnba. In e..PllUBtt«abBioini race between the St ncd as In the last match Baos,BhaU;aa4aUotharelaaaaaof boata. Ba U alao sMpanilB . 7..Baihf6rdbBto«B 8 atTUtbBtawn .. 1 men and New Tcrkers. Insipid to the last, John fBTBlah Uaaavatylaof Oar*,upnUadb7tha Oafutaad Om* tut, this match waa qnlte compared 8..H«BpaOB bBtowa 4 bBrowa .. 0 The five mile raoe, whloh U. to come off the same after- brldgaCBlTanltlaa,aadthaOhafflpleB0rawof Bnglud. BawB. for which we were very sorry, as there were a great nnm- 8..Iaraaiab Brown 4 noon, for Ohabjplon five mile belt, valaed ba happp to lira forthir puUoaltra lo any pirllaa wliUag aay ground. However, they will ie..PaanaeTaai.bTlB-tai JAlI>SUAOKAT,lSHarearat,RawTeik. B/aa<,- lagbâil...... e By««l^wW«i 3, a nofflber of the fast rnnners have already entered giae, on Thursday and Friday, the 11th- and 12th inst. Suite fldai. iiobtfliii:iif bjaii.'.'.S ielrname& OUPPBB" BHADBB. grand match of the seaeon between Canada and ' when the PINB B8TABLIBD1IBNT, OALLBD TBI Hoboken, on whtob ToW.,.. : eo Total. ANBWJ|Ajn> the' United States will be played at i Vint Iui1b|i. *

ThtbaatofAlai,Wlnaa,BrABdba,(X|«ak . - ~ runs a five mile foot race, with two Indians, BMfalwBTibalaantd. . . over fcllowing la the ecore : , Total of both iBBlBft . .74 the Bah- ~>r (Mi() Trotting Park, aa,alwaTaoBhaBd. ^ NIV TOBK. some day this week, giving eaob ' « Bozlaaa," S Tola ; " PliUais," and " Plthta (or Iba Ohatiplea- IlntlonlDii. Ststnil loalan.- _idlan lOO yards the start The match Is for 9100 a aide. ^ t ..It.. United Suteb m Oinada.—The grand matoh between Up," to ba aaaa at tka bar. JABBB BBOAN, Propitatai. .. fl baibbti j4 l.lBkwpb Wriiht, Canada and United Statea will be pined at Hoboken on We shall probably give the result to our next paper. 1..8>tr*TbW>n e.-OlT^eVitititbTlBifa.. e oTOt bWiUfc... 1 the AMooltural-mr Groandg In Boston, totend this fall of(M4katB4ta,DekaV hope to B«« aiarge attendance on the ground. The- fol- to glTO two pofses to pedestrians—one pi t20Q to the best lowing Is the list of thoM who wo topia/ on the part of -r^rlfbt « a Lkthiep b aibbtt. 7 ion mils ronoar, and ana at eso tn «Ka toKmi Imil, opei bTlucB 0 tan oat 1 : Tork Olab, Messrs. S..BlMnttM the Uaited States from the New to all pedestrisna In the United States. This will be gOM «..llet«h«rbTri|ht 3 bOIbb* 3 Barker, Oayp, Hlgbam, Sharp, and Wllby; Irom the St all fast s Tji* b Wri|ht, 3 notout... > chance for the runnem to ahow themselves, 10. .riMtOB George, Messrs. Glbbes, Waller, Btogbam, and Wright BPOBTSniBN'B DBPOT. not oat O aXlltbTlBMn 30 U.'. Irion WOODBAH, 180 PDLTOM BTBBBT, (OPPOBITBJf *><>•' Bju8,wUm14 17 from Philadelphia, Ueaars. Barlow, and Senior. Look for AtPBBb BntUilVkT**!) Paala Ohoreh, Na*Tork. Oona and Plihlir TaaUa. Bote a full and detailed ecoount of the matoh In tiie "Cuttib" Totma SroBT, of the Dry Dock, havtog heard that Gil Baala, BoilBf Qlorai. Panalni Poll(,Ooak Bpara,aad aratytalacB Totil.. ,.. e» Totil .84 ten Is anxloos to run him, will made a match to ran said ' of next week. tha Bpoitlacllaa. Wholaaala and rataU. 8T. OBOBai' 'lint lanlniOi Gillea five mlle& for $26 a side—the raoe to take plaoe

1. .WkllM 0 Bbtrp b Btrktr. . 4 7..B.Vri|htbTrUbr... 10 vb. Unitbd Statbs.—Philadelphia, Sept 8, 1886. on the 16th lost Toung Sport will meet him at the WITTT AND BOHOaOIIB BBASIIfO . 3,.Bfoafh*moOa7|>bBuk«r 8 8..LtthRiiran oat 8 Oamaoa OuFFBB office on Friday, between 2 3 P. M. 0O.,-BO0KaBUiBBfl. tOB. 8..TlatanbOa7p..'. 3 O..TrH 0 WUb/bOajp. 7 Deab CuFrait—^The oomtog match between Canada and and We FIB TBB lfaUOK.-OaLBB k Uahan, and Oanaiol Hall Ponrardin of Ohaap Books tut 4..Bls|hiBnaoal 0 10..wiUernu oat 4 the United States, to be played at Hoboken on. Thursday have received $10 from Sport >8 an earnest of bnslnesa M nallad BUtaa aad Oaaadaa, at* atUI at Ihalr «Id Bttad, 10* BaiM 4 , . Iiniluir !•( b*(or« wloktt Il..mb0a;p.... 0 and Friday next is caaung no little exoltement to the atrsat Haw Tork, and aaB,aa oaoal, brwiad aar baok,prlal,w bBuk«r....i. 8 BjM II, llg iju t, wldu use " Orloket world." Uttle bttttog has been done to tiiese aarutlol* eonaoetad vlth tha iiada, pibUahad la tha UaliM Malaa ; «..9lbbHranont... (4 A Nor Aboond.—The Greyhound, of Boston, In response oiXarapa,allharbjHallorBipraia,toan7partofthavetU,wlib Tot4l .147 arts, but which tends to be •lightly to fiivor of the United to Mardook's okallenge, publlahed to the OurrsB a week tba atmon aafaty, proaptaaif, aad dlipatah, States. We have not heard yet who are to play on the AiTAiViii or BowLina, or two atooe, called upon the challenger bat wai^ naabê Panona raaldlBi la tha ooaatrr aaa raoalrs aar lafematiea tkay BT, OIOBOB-Jnrtt iimufi.-aibboi, 41 btU«, I rana, 8 mall side of the Canadians, but we oan leet assared that how* ' to Induce him to fork np, and Bonseiinehtly, the Grey- Barwlah la ragud to aa7 Baoka nbUihad oltkat lath* BavSf 4BI, 1 vltkot, I vMi : WtUar, 81 balli, 8 raai, 4 BiMfsa, I wIS' - . ever strong they nuy be, tbey will have their work pretty Old World, oa aar aSMsoi, br addraaring OIUBB k 00,| . balli, 8 nmo, II mnMn*,! wlek«ti,0 hound considers him a braggart, this Mr. Hot- ktlSwIdu; Wrlgbt, SI BaokaaOtn, 100 Naaua itraat. Haw Tack, raai, 8 wiektt*, 4 wldoi. well cnt ont for theoL , •UMrTlonn, 40 btlli,31 t DuMui, dockt Is It a back down? F. B.<^tatonaa of aU oar PatflloaUoaa aant rata. We Bsi* balli, rooi, I mkUtni, wlakttt, 7 Everybody kiowa the men who are to play' on the side Atnd /M««ri.—Ilaua, 73 SO 8 ao'>"agoats|" tkaiafora ba aarafal, In aaadlag aoaay or or4ais,ta ' vUm; Wrlfbt,U bkUf.lS real, 8 ullui, 0 wliktt*,8 wMm; to this great contest Senior (ef the Phila- of Uncle Sam dlrtetoBlytoaa. iBformatloa gtraataragud toaajrarltaiaiO* : aibbti, 100l)4lla, 24 rim, 18 Btlitni, 4 wlokiti, 4 wUei WiUar, ; delphia Olab) and Hatsh of (New Tork,) areondonbtedly OABsmTAND TBB Nbwabk Obiokd).—We nnderttand HrtalBlBitoaporUof mAttara,aaghuOhaaa,aioTaa,PoIl% Va0«k balli, wlokoti, wIlM. 48 18 ton*, 4 ottMtu, 8 0 Boraaa, ko., ko.' the Dest bowlers to this country, and I can poasitlvely as- that a matoh to ran ten miles has been made between ^ TOBK-nrK haAiff -Birkn, lU bdU, 44 rniu, S4 RIV these two pedestriani, that sert, withoat fear of contradiction, that Senior was never and the raoe will take place ' : balli, 87 raai, 17 BtMtoi, oaMtBi, 8 wiekau, S wldak Uarp, IW lUPBOTBD BILLIABD TABLBB . . 8 vlakata, I wMi-rWllbr, si balli, IS raai, 3 maldani, 1 wlokat, I to sdoh excellent order and pracUoe as he is at the present on tbe 6th of October. ODBBIOHB-PATBHTBD PBBBUiilT IB, IIH.»III> \ wl(|ai; Bj(OD,30 bilU, 14 rooi, 1 mildao, 0.*lakaU, 0 wldai. moment and If he does not level the timbers of some of ANB TaUaa'and OEABI, PBBLAN'B Hodarn OoaUaitloa Oi*> , the Northerners with aa sood bowltog aa ever they stood laaa—oorratt la prlsalpla aad pirfaet la afliaa-«o aoaataaalad OS' Bablow AMD OASSffiT.T-Mr. Oassldy Infonns ' us that he ta iDfar* matkaauUtal oorraetaati of anzIaawbaspUrad apa^ against then we wU confess that Orloket it ' an ueertaln OiBD.—RoxBOBT, Mass., Aagnet 30, 1866.—Mr. Edi- called at the places mentioned by Barlow, for the pnr- airfvanaDtad topoaaia tha raoalalU alastlaltp ia aQ aaaibasb 'i game.' tob:—I wasmnch enrprlaed at seeing a.letter to your poee of naktog a match to run one mlle,bat that Barlow harlag. baaa taalad b7 tha baat plaitta lo thla oeUti7,aaAI#,i to Barlow, I can with equally as nuoh confidence As thaa proBoangad tba Boat parfoot of 007 hltbarte eoBSttaatal ., valaable paper of thie week, parwoitlng to have been was not to be fcond. assqrfyoahe.Isto exoellent practice, having seen him ai« oBiad to lha pablls aa obaap ai tha ordinary lahlaa ot tha'Mr. written by J. Scott, of Greenfield, Haas., Inaamnoh as there ; 'aytog constantly for the last two weeks, agatostSeiddr's OidanproapllyatUBdadt*. galooa and ariaawon,ir». BBOa^sa is not a pa;rtlole of truth to any part of It, except where It banatataatapataba. M > iwUng. . As to. .the bowltog of Manh, Onppage and - refers to our challenge, etc., which waa taken up by wbait Qbbat BnxiABD Match dt Ohio.—a oerreipondent ia Wllby (as an auxiliary) every one le too well aoqnatoted they called the Greenfield Olab, but which torned out to Zanesrllle, Ohio, andor date of Sept 6tli, aenda na tite OP NBW VOBK, BBOBBTABrB OPHOB, ALBAIT. ^ furtner STATB with them to need comment Aagut 19. 1868.—To tba BharlS of tha olt7 aad aoailr of BiW; be aix of the Greenfield aod five Of the Sherburne Falla following report of an exolttog BUllaid match Jast oon- j Now the batttog of the United Statea side could not be to Tork :-Blr-HoUeA la harab7 gtraa, that at Iba gaaaral aUattaa. <}labj that Is to say, the best men of the two clubs. This, clnded that eltv. The maton was made and played to ' it will this occasion. with to bahald In IhliBlaU oathaToaidaraaoaaadlagRiaanlllpabv better chosen then be on What GolTs Billiard Saloon, ZanesvlUe, however, we did not wlah to oppoM, on acooant of oiir between Jerrv Dare, of Naraobar aoi^ tho rollovtag oflaai* are to ba alaeiad to «18 Bingham, Qlbbs, Senior, and Wright WUby and Barlow, '''."> regard for the manly game of orloket i' tbe'Great Western player, and .laak Bogers, or Zanes- AQmrnor, Jo ibaplaoaofH/ronll. Olark. vr thtok Oanadlang will reqalre the very best bowltog . I thf Llaataoaat Ooraiaor, lo tha plaao of Baorr J. RarBoad.. ' .. vlUe, Ohio. The nutcn was for $300 a side ; 1200 points A Mr. Soott eaya that one of our men was given out by ' nig soorea. A OoTil OooDlulonir, In lha puoa ofOamauBi Oaidlaar. to jpat these men oat wlthont to be the game. In stringing for the lead, Dare got the leg. before wloket Thetrathle, thatwhen thelrnmplre Inipaotar of Blata Prlaona, la tha plaaa of Tkeaila 6t the fielding we think we can speak as flatteringly as As Vk* first shot and ran 83 Bogera' flrat run waa 226, followed ; ' gave the warrant; 'the game proceeded nntU Iwent ; patrlak. 1;. : I to, we oan of either the bowltog or baiting. What can ex- roontog 161. . Betting 6 4 tha Appaala, la when Hlbbard pretended to etump me out; bnt, as I had by Dare to on Jack, who, by a A Olark of Oooit of tha plsaa«( Isalamlsy.;/ ceed Htriiam's wiehfl tepiry—Sharp's poM-or Senior's Harwood, daeauad. • BklUiil shot, got a spot and ran 232, Here the game be- , . ^ never left my arease.tb'elr umpire oonld not give me out '• thort It will be a teaztog field for the Canadians, I AUwhoaatoraBOfofloavlll arplra on tha.tait difOf tlillla tUfT gan to turn, for Jerry, taking a streak, 484. '••.'.'> ran Bets ' The ' amplres then agreed to draw oats fob It, and even they play agatost every dar. barnazt. fôy, not Buoh an one as about even— slight odds on Dare. Rogers, thli chance gave me lo. Hlbbud's rage wis dreadful getttog a ThUtr-flra Blaotoia of Prealdant Md Vla^Piaaidsal ef ^1 Taktog all these matteie Into consideration, dear Olif- apot, ran Dare next ran 1 Mr. Soott then aavB that I would not take my bat. The 384— 392. Now the game com- nnltadBtaUa. : rsB, I thuk we may rest very contented with ^nMpeeti, and BapraMBtatlra la lha Thlriy-lflh Oaniraaa of tha (ratlM menced to get exolilng. Bets ran high, A , inth la, that I did take bat when play was called. with the most my I have pot thef eUghtest donbt that ere this week oloaes Btataa for tha'Thfid Ooagraariooal dliblst, ooapoaad if tha lliA Hlbbard absurd odds on Dm, Jack having 368 to ran, while Dare then got so enraged at their own amplre as to OmMiiiU'-Ulaiai, Tours, Jmioatm: SaaoB), Third, PUIh u4 BIghlh wards la iha ally dad asaa^ el had bat 76. Jaok then run 300. Here all hopes of win- ' -order him off the groand with awfol curses and oaths. MairTork i [: ntog the game bv Jack's friends Alao, a Saara«aotatlT« In lha aald Ooogtaaa for tha Paarth 0«a- Some of their to to agato, were given op, for hla 1 our parly po'suaded amplre go Oldb.—six of the 1st eleven of this clab LoNo IBLADD rrauloBiI dUtriet, aoapoiad of tba Poarth; llith, Taath' aad , bat I would not play afterwarda, as saw tnat nothtog opponent had ooly. 77 to run, aod had the next abot I will Alay a matoh with the 2nd eleven of the olab on Pogrlaantb warda of tba aaU dly Aad eooaty. Dare, WW.after ' rnnntog 62,Vi., madelUWa aB mls-oue,lUUrwug. lostAUDI. theUlC < bnt wianglluE w6a1d Hlbbard. Their umpire andBUU Alao, a BaaraaaotatlTa la tha add Ooagtoa (or tha PHIb 0»s* ^t own Tuisday, 16th tost The retniil tnatch with the Brooklyn It ehot, said Hlbbard game— being Bosera' next he ran 68, and went out gtaialoail dlitrlet, aompoaad of tha SaraBth aak Îrlaaath wards t that behaved to a similar war abent a year be played oh Thorsday, 26tb Inst Olob wUl Dare la satlsfled ofthaatld ally aad eognt7,aod tba Thlrtaanlfa, Poirtaanib, PU srevioiialr, to a match between the Greenfield and Bher not with the result, and another match Uanlh and BIztaaalh warda In tha ally of BrooUyo, la lha oos^ for $600 w6a made ap between the aame parties, to come ' Djiriie Falls olnba. ofKloga. _ " off on the Sd of October at the same Bil- Mr. Scott sajs that our man was bowled ont when Hlb BiLL PLAY. place, (GofPs Alao, a BapraaaBtatlra In tha aald OOBgrav for tha ilath Qaat^'. liard Zanesvllle, dUtrlal, bard was wloket keepqr. I solemnly declare that both of Saloon, 0.) Sogers la a young nan, Kadonal ooapoaid of tha Blaraalh, Plfiaaalh aad Bersw age, and fklr nlh wardaof tha ally of Now Tork. Hlbbard'shalids were 'before Uie wicket, and .one of the abont 20 years of bids to become one of tbe QoTBAii: vi3. KtnoKBBBOom.—The aatoh between these Alao, a BapiaaaalaUT* la tha aald Ooogiaaa for tha fartstt,, balls off before the ball got beat playera ta the oountiy. to the wloket (See Art. two Oinbs took plaoe on Friday, 0th init, at the Bed Oongratdoaa diatrlel, oompoaad of tba l(lalh, UitMlrtblaal', ZXXT. of the Manlebone Olnb. Bnles.) Our nmplie TaaatlaUiwMdaortha ally of Naw rait. House Graundi, Harlem, to the preaenoe of one of the -jjÔ*^ saw' this as well as I did, and therefore wonld Alio, a Baaraaaataltra la tha otld Ooanaaa far tha Blfhlh not opunt moet nomerous aaaemblages that ever wHoesied a game "Nov vaa aBat, iOT v«B AUTma."—TrBl7BA7U bo Mid BlghUanU, Btog onr-man oat KfiiOMl dlatilot, eoapoMd of tha Tvainh, of base ball The Gothams, to this Instueej'seeffl tolave that a "Ihlaf of bMSlr U a Jaj fat arar." With this bat otaitsf nth,**aatiaUi, Tmnly-lnt aad Twnly-aaeosd warda oflM ' Mr. Scott also says that we agreed to the ' pky n4xt day, oompletely outdone all their previous efibrts, and ta de- Oi In tba baa, li It asj «eB4ar that Dr. OaBnal'i aiaalliat ao« otWawTorh. but did not The truth Is, that the next day, when we .(HtraDdooaatyeflloaraaraalaatobaalaaMi— . 'f tiielr have maoh to boait fol- maat with oaah tnij aal rapid aala I low for*- opponents ot The matlN Hara a - Ajatlng roa ' were ready, they w6ald not play unlets onr man went AliarerJBthap1iaoerro»»doWood. . oat lowtog Is the score haad r It nu/ ba aad* bl|h, alaplf bj nalst Iba Daatoi'i Isrol- plaoa of BlUba 8, OipiOf- . to that. A Ollr falga, la Ibo . , ^ .î, u Of coarse wo thould not agree Alnihooaa, la tho 'pUtai of I^|«>/^ sjiiiokbbboosbm. ooituitt. oabla Poadra^ BabUiai far apreetlof Hfnlao'aa hair, la tha co- TwoOonnoraof (ha Mir. Scott says that we did not bring our own aembera. Baal . Bou. hair lor of jMt etjaatlaubla. th t Doatot'a Lltald Bair ' D/a will of for aald ally Bp4 aejptf The truth Is, inat the whole eleven were members of onr Adami .11. 3 T.TaaOott ...... 8 ''iSo? 'San'momNira AMaabtr ahanfo It to aalt jao, withoat tha laaat IsaoBTaaMaat. of oOoa Will arpliO oa lha lul dAy^ fflSM Ba 'jaa wboaataraii i club, except Mr. Standlo, who Is npt a member of any Wadtirorlk 1 Bona.,.., i All j^ S»l fflBitow...... 1 vlih'jBit tha illthlaat btaih tlo|a aazt L ctdb, bat came to pliiy for J. Klmberly, one of dar' beat 0 to roaiuailîalaahaak—tha T<~""'^rpfiTAKrOir, /r.D'P BM«W^BIi^;.<.l Buraaa 1 Plaakaaj •••••• % - Daatar'a Tlaigie Baagawlll dothathlog n f fflajers. Mr. Eraos Joined oar oldb last Mar, fend never loaaharm. byoBr r'a Ofrioi, Baw To»b, Aoioat », im, nV) u. Klnam....^ I. Taad . 4 floaiif tha boUm fiad a dozen times In nls life. jkaa 140 rod—Br. Oairaad'a Wj Whlta iiakaa ttii aoapfttloD Air TaaaMralapabllihadperiButta -tbaf bat Id bla band half a As »• B«. B healdes having boeuT^ntket player -from earl haBij-th4 Saatet's 0«l4bnt«d Iiallan lladleat«d Boap , wlU aeat- WfUlBf...... ; ; 0 ...... 1 l0iW Aa ngitia tâatment,%e 'would ttot.'agald be Uf than ts.tba ilodi. AU of thaaa aoimatlai naj ba had of Dr.

l^tal. ' 7wUli4d to encounter such' bad behavior' ah mh received r' ^...... 7 ff«lal....'.....;...;,'.'..ll a«araad,M'||a.ir WatfcaratraatBrii atora frooi Breadv«)r-ro< f^oiB some of their moilibM for tbe sake bT'wtoatog iwea- J When all exetlei theinaelvei sci aealomly, it i«aiA8^ ^.B Oall«DlH,MB«alh th>r4- atraat, fhllaijalpMa, sail of Kr. r iy gaDie& Ihey Why 'ihonld feel so coofldenl; is • piiaile, «f plaoe to go tolo dslaUa MtN, U* WaaUaftaa slieat, Baslaa. r ' : ; ! :; . ;

1^ NEW YORK CLIPPER. BUCKS HAVE ALL; ' ^X-Xfi fiiBÎSiOBOnGH-BRBD RAOE HOBSE. OR, FJOTDBX or A FLATHOUSI, HKI^BdW^ ot Bu)op.-Pnrity of blood mat jww i«to*Ual Ta wtltl Cttoads o'oUntaal ofvlt, tat Smi^V^^ but it la newieuy to la lit dlipwMl, mmy noip* j« | aot to^w mn*'n wh»«««nlliy the t«m blood." It U VbitlitT Mew fM tbt lUluriag w >«twenue p opMNAitM there I> tnj tetl dUfertnee Oiloth«nfp«Ti«fI«» oft „ - UoU U the thbroQgh-bnd hone and tbatortb«tiiU'-I»«a T* bntki aatmbhl at josr Bia|*i'* call, Sanaa, I koov 7*—and bar* >t 7« all. ' : •Dla«lt dberimioate betveca the two by BO.OBeconld Tbi notlTi bin tbat mU ou biobi «a fli*, " (yBmymoM tiqr-kBoim hmum; the tcm Wood" to beie Tbi fiBtroni wtib, tbt flnt and lait dull* to ' Îh ftrad and by pnrlly of Wood we intan parity the IfionwitbpliodlUMhotortaowo, beoobM dava, : fcM«aii)gorthe1ndlvltfnal animal under conrideretlon; Or «n*d ullh ftitj, l»r tbt 'Til aUU tbt «m»-to one brigbl |oal T* .Un*i to eaflrely bred ftom Ihatftfo ttWi'that the how wWoh To oMBt 01 apfrora 70U tait*. 'nU" othera, and ihow TOUT Jadf red horee. Bo< all these ttnna are com- lor loataaee dow—to panttva," alnoe thereto no nob aalnal as a perfectly Oar Suka 0' tb' boxei, rettr aad Ulk alood 1 breed, whether cart-hone, back, purely bnd horae oi ooy tlie with JoreDi •P'ed ! To cretD boi next n . ^ prodoced ftom wbat'a the (ut or lAMOrte; all hare Seen an admlxtore Hlllr ho, ho ! m7 bnek-wtU damo ft, The* ipeakt—tisaillau orthe plar, ' wltti other breeds, and thoogn now kept aipore as ponlble, Shtkipeua TelasibaadloUtbeiprlsbtl7hoafaawa7i , yetlbey 'Were.ongtoal'y compounded from varying ele- for to teem eeadbleot real mirit, ' . . ^ ^ven thejbeat and poreet thoroogh-breda are • nenta. Ob! dammiltelow,ltiT9l|tr-beD«ath«lIadioriplili . ,' (talned with aoâo iellgbt Imperlectlons, and therefore it Teu Baekt 0' th' pit are mlraelta ef lea/alof Wba point out fanite to tbow their own dlxienlBf, ii only bj. coqparlBoa that the word pore to applicable Asd, ermo like, beitridlog mart7r'd ainie, any others. Bat since the thorongh-bred to aem or PioeUlm their gtaloi and rut conittatnet. horae, aa te to nlled, has long been bred for racing par- Tbt ilde long row, wboae keener tlewi ofbUu WMtlfM Nleotions have been made with that view alone, Are ehlafl7 eentre'd In Kiu fkrorlla mlii| Baeki who here retort, . .. It li leaMnablo to snppoM that thto breed to the beat for AietofJoTlal Filth from ihe taTtrn, reellna ripe for ipoit. that poipoee, and that a stain of any other to a deviation Wtk'd from their dieam.'oR Join thafen'rtl rou, ihOffthe clearest stream Into one more muddy, and there- WIOi braTO, brtTO, braWuloo, encort (bre Impure; the coneequence to, tbat the einlnal bred Or tklpflaf that, behold another row, ftom the Impure sonree falto in some oi the essential charac- Soppuad br eltlttni or imlllnf bein Addrtuloi milt, wbote oardlul ptottetlon terlatleaef the pore breed, and is in so far useless for this Kttpi btt 40lle ufe frem'rano'rooi dttiaoUon ; . urtloular object. Now, in preottce this la found to be Wboia IlTtl7 0701, beneath a down drawn hat, the case, for in every Instance it has retulted that the CHTetbliitihtlaTtiiaUttlt—7oaknovwbaL Backa tboTa, who ranee Uke f«dt at large, bom bred with the elghteit deviation &om the aonrcea Ta Nar, pra7 don't arfai, bat Tlitea to 7O0r cbaifa. "' ' IndlMed by the etod-K>ok, to unable to compete In last- Ton who dtalga toonlanet tbit''' ictne of' ralller7, Infî^ With those whlca are entirely oi that breeds And ont talk pla7ert In the opptr (aller7 7oatb, and one e' th' tprlihllf nrt, EeqMiilt la established as a rule, that fornelng-porposea Ob, tbera't a faatarai fort, I dont mtu 7an : damme 70B'Ta no •veiy. how must be thonragb-bred; that to, as I nave Who tlllT iknlki In hidden ttatlon,. ' Ireuy^blned; ofa aire and dam whese names are met Whllt pla7ert follow their Toeatloa, wKbln-the stud-book. Whittle, off, off, off! BOiaT—robitbetf—tbara't adaeaUonl ' ar/£mBKU) FoBir.—The External Form of the race- Now I'ra eiploted thit mimlo world fnlta tbio', And tat aasb eanntr7>t Iknlta to view : ' of Importance; bat there to no donbt that Jkne'to great Nnio leeeWe tbe well meant Jait, " lb the right the tôid Iscorrec^ that tbeborse can run in all forms." And katp tbe moral itlll within *onr bfeail^, Thtfiostahces where this to so, however, are the exceptional OonTlnoad Ti not In heart, nor toDgia oimd, I'ee giTo'd m7 and. eistit-and the rule, nevortheleBe, to a good one, which Tour htndi aeqalt me, aad lap down tbat cWva parHnu, the bone will be the best znnner which to formed in the mould most like that of "CLEAR AS MUD." Ihe'nfetestnomber of good race-hones. Thus, snppo*- followtog to a fair specimen of our " yaller klver"^ In^ It to foand that out of 60 good horees 49 have neat The beads, light necks, deep chests, oblique shoolders, long literature ; a style much to vogue, also among gentlemen noiot hind-quarters, strong hocks, fto., the prcsnmption who confrlbute to tiie columns of thuo literary four cent will be that a hone rewmbUng those 49 in shape will also jonmato, how so popular to thto country. If onr readen sesemble fliem In speed and endurance. On the other cannot see toto the drift of tbto beautiflil extract, the fault band, It to admitted , on the turf that high-breeding to of Bor« consequence than external shape, aisd that ef two can only be attributed to their doUnesn af .ocmprehenden but toferior strato of bones: on» perfect to chape, of an On a cold wtoter's day, to the month! of Joly: a poor other of the most wtontog blood, but not so UqoAibd-tM man clad In the habiliment and gold tfnsOl of the neb, ns to ireniofmpia,Ih shape, the letter will be the most likely foottog along on hcrselMOk, In an opes bt>at, 'over a loo^ petfwm. to.the latisCutloa of hto master on the rece-conrse. ajid dreary desert Not a hill, trei; fpqk, br spot of green DOrlUfiitrlJiclpIe the proverb has been framed and handed appeared to cheer hlni to his tedlohs ascent of the vast " BOXER. flown to ua, that an ounce of blood is worth a pound of MR. JOHN JACKSON, THE GElJTLEMAN monntato that lay spread out before him to fertile hiaps, the boni," and with the ebove explanation such la really as f^ as the eye could reach. Huge precipices lay scat- eal^\, to sslfe of all this recognised superiority of of so attractive anatare, as to be areoom-. But In the pngiltotlc hemisphere, Jackson waa long viewed contest, proved tered to hto path, and ever and anon would hto footsteps bl^.lt Js indisputable that for the highest degree of datlon -in itself to the Fancy to' general, and have stooe as a fixed star, and the other bodies compeied to se many mingle to sweet caidance with the black waten of the (ocoees there must be hot only high purity of blood, and as a lasting aconalntandp with- the higher joatrons satellltea revolving round their greater orb, deriving Ihefr, cpmtted yellow shy, over whose preclpitons plains he scrambled 1hat-6fthera'ost wIonUgstrauiB, but then mnstalsbbe ndgiUstlo art: Howevei{, to'bls set-to witb Few- principal vigor anS Infiaence from his dominion.-;' toVo; bf pie with all the agility of a stout pair of cow hide boots, ' fe fhme' of the most niefal character. If not always of the Wrelj hto most sanguine friends en'tertsitoed doubts of hto ture he, was todebted for on uncommon flue person—h1a whloh encased his hose to a red fiery aspect Egyptian '.BlOtt elegant form. Uany of our very best horses have from- the âdvantages he had to contend against; symmetry was sitactlve In the extreme, and he was con- success, darkness had now settled down upon the earth, and the be«&' p]ato, ,and even ooarse-looklog—as, for toatance, science and Intrepidity throngkontthe fight secur- sidered one of the best mode msn'to the ktogdom, stand- but bis noonday sun threw hie icold plerotog rays fhll to the face mOk^ of. the'' Velbonmes, and especIallT that very fast him general spprqbaUoh and conquest tog 6 ft 111 In. to height, and welghtog about fourteen ed of the traveler, as he pursued bla northern course towards botM, filr Tatton Sykce; but in eplte or their plainness, and for Jackson, from ola care and attention, soon became tbe lllamlnated stone : with llmbe elegantly proporuoned, and an the beantlfal streaks of light tbat now the •11 the iwtota are good and us^nl, and the deficiency is exterior proprietor of a most reepectable Inn in Surrey; andli^ athletic beanty that defied competition : such au East caused by the rising of the setttog son to the dhn In elegance, not to real utility. can exceed is remembered :wlth respect, frOm a gen- Nothing the could not bat prove preposaessmg, and such an exterior thai Bltuatlon he dtotance.of tbe present futnre. The moon out her pato goodnesd of the frames of thlB horse's stock, and their eral line of condnot .whfcb; always manueBted Itself In a had Its weight to that pecallai.ieepect infy light of midnight brightness o'er the shades of per- width of hip uid general robmness of nuike Is such as to, dedre tb serve and please thbse whom onrlbalty or biul- Not content with havtog It observed alone, that he was ambnlattog hencoops, whose blue rays of ambient green, glyel'tkdti) (numoue power and great sabstimce muscle, oess todnced to visit bto house. Fortune was proplUoaB of one ot the best made men in the ktogdom, Mr. Jackson being firmly buckled to the coat taito of a large box of whtob toMrtlcnliarly seirloeable to the Allies got bim, vIewB, and waa not unmindful of her favora, bnt by wisely endeavored to unite with the aljove eroresalon, that to bis he Brandreth's pllto, greatly aeelsted bIm to bla precari- ft elaai 6f unlmato more often deflolent to theee potots than provedvXUtlt Jinqasatlonablv, t)tat <'all to not barren!" of beltttr oniof tbo ligrt hehaved men tiho ; to facttJfttK:. ous passage over tne lengthened diadows- of tbe grassy .thAt-Uia.aiaiinntIon..miuit terrifio and formidable the pugilist may eolp.V!Fr(na'.thh. it. retnUL oiTpaiueMd^^ and that however and ' verdureless lake. At length, while thus to sUsnt between elegance and utllltv; and it the todlvldud tem- . •iTCyi.'-be'made face, and betog well assured froin hto toteroourse with appear In combat, yet same m».be grandenr he stalked along, he nlet an aged'man, whose remembered, that wlule the former pleases the fienslbllltles^hlch'malfe maiifind valu- jhnst be loltohed society, that gentlemen/ however fond of FugU- pered witb those tdlverv' locks of jet black hue hung to auburn curls fton whilst totereattog. ' It Is not really conducive to viototv: on the able . .. ey9, sm theymay be, cannot discourse on flghttog every mlu and . .1 the wnlte oak branches of a century's growth, which Itoed the rsiggel hips and general bony firamesof Jaokson defeated Fewterel, on June 1786, at fimltham- othfT j^d, ate to the day, begto agato Uie next, and so go on to the Q, the aides of a large dandy gray russet sky-blue pink col- elegant to the eye, bat they give Croydon, Surrey, In a few mtoutes over an (0^9 Opnei4re not bo end of the chapter, had prevented anv snob chasm from bottom, near ored patridge, whose silent whirl was heard fonr mlle^ ttroog attachment to the movtog powen, and also ulow hear. appearing In Us composition : the advantages of good battonedcloae up to the throat of the youth before mention- muBOular system to be largely developed on their snrrendered hto laureto to Jaokson, at Hon- the company proved obvlona to him, and by appreciating their, Uendoza ed. His feet were encased k a large woolen bag thrown ore tbo gcnorally admitted Essex, to ten mtoutes and a half, on April 16, foundatlou..' The foUowtog consequences^ he tamed tiiem to a proper account,. to oborcb, to over hto ahoulden to rich profbslou' and clad to a yellow nti tiy which the race-horse of Ugh caste Is die- , foreseetog that Uie recommendations of betog a first-rate 1795, .,. frock coat of fiery re^, and canytog hto nose which was ê4 the conunon herd, also fought with George the. Brewer, atlngate- from FuglUst were of too transitory a nature to rely upon those Jackson sllgbtly turned up at the end, under bis left arm he pre- .BiiaBr.—The Height of tbeiace-horse varies from the term thorough- stone, in Eaex, onllarch 12, 17S8, but breaktog the small qnallfioatlonB alone ; and that although sented an appearance altogbther striking and plotnr- to'lCl hands, or even IThands; bnt the general hto leg, contact was not decided. lO-bHtds br^ may have its Imîortance to the Bin|, (and so essen- bone of the esqne. TTben our pedestrian flnt turned the glance of his toabout Stoches. bto pretensions to FngUIsm, and to bsint of bur beathorses Ubands Few tially necessary to matien of a sporting deNriptibn,) yet In reilnqulsiung withering nose upon the falr-hahed youth, on whose have exceeded 16 hands 1 all tbe nonon attending on oroquest, it to. but flt^daas performen tooh. Be- there are two more little words requisite torendertheman glytog up downy onto the gray hairs of bluish brown bung firomhto this bands be ranged every instlce observe, tbat Jackson had praotlcally twMn and 161 may neat complete, and pass him current tiirough the world, denotn- common to eyebrows upwards In one congentol mass, be slowly has- winnerlfbr'tbe last 10 or 12 years. This average, uere- breedtog. realized the character' of a gentleman; equally reepeotw ated—good , tened to turn over the norUieast aide of a bread ana nllk fairly: be laid down as the best height { ins Neoi.—Should be obarectertoed by the Itota with that formidable boxer, Fewterel. At that yeart after, on the same day, they sat down to a standing that few pngiltoto have appeared but what have been dla- jÛMMj which to essential for tbto de))artment. What- period, Jackson was an entire stranger to the sportuig poetnre to a snmptoous repast of the fore axletree ef flie owing tlogutohed for some peouUur trait of eioellenoe apper- M^r^ limieiNnuTto ao muob dead weight, and we know world : and if we are not mldnformea, it was to ;ed youth's hone, whose nnmCBed breatbtogs of a green- steady and firm teJntog to the art er seifêfenoe-some for snmrlor W|(i9)!lb<)t'(^ .711)B. in Impedtog the horse over a distance Colonel Harvey Aston, (one of tbe most I black oast their shadows before the hind wheel of the strength—othen for totultlve science—and many for ex- ghtnodt- .'New, V lba are easily bestowed npon a neck patrons of pngUlam,) that be was todnced to t^ his skill near hoise'e leg. The ravtoes, whose towering hill-tops traordbary bottom ; bat Jackson had the whole of them «&b nay dUnr to at least 20 or 80 lbs. between the two to a public pngillstio encounter: and from that totrodao- pierce the clouds as before mentioned, they carried be- to one person. tajffpAHf.at Ughtaess and excessive weight. Thus, It may tlon was occordtogly matched to fight the above boxer. united tween them to a large block tto knot hole, whose lofty Jaokson died on the 7th of October, 1846, aged 77, beÔOsMered as indobltable that whatever to met with to The style and manner displayed by Jackson to the above Ur, branches peeped forth benlgnantly from tbe Jacket pocket the'.'bead andneok, which Is not necessary for the peoollar of the rich traveler, clad to the silk and satins of the poor. isea of the raoe-horse, Is so much weight thrown Bnt a change came o'er the spirit of their dream. The knows bow to shoe ahone properly. How f^quently do •^•yy ud Ttt It must be carried bv the horse. Suoh to may be oontatoed to a medium-sized chest, and all above Uohtntog's rude blast moaned through the far off trees best- boys and apprentices, aa soon as they oan drive a nail, îorôbaraoter of thto part; but to detail the head that to wasted, and to extra weight Many of our with an unperoeptible tou, and the thunder to terrific tor- nndertaketo set shoes withont knowledgo of the ana- iMlfjo aboutthe Jaw, yet with a ibll development winded horses have bad medium-sized chests, and some nnta upheaving from the shallow depUis of tiieoalm and tomy of the horse'q.foot, or any of that Inborn iphUoso- UMidi whloh ehoold be convex and wide, so aa to of the very worst have been fomldied with room enough placid sea, accompanied tbe dir and scorobtog rato, heart whloh teaohes a man to look at the nason ofa thing Oontato withto the ahull a good volume of br^ Sup- for a pair of bkokamlth's bellows to play Ip. If the fhy roamed In compound todlvldaalify over the boundless (bmldi t (a a shame and an outrage upon the rights of hones, POilnglUli nlness to exist, all the rest of the bead may only does Its dnty well, the lungs can always paths of hilly prairie, and the sun to wratby calmness poa^ . to have suoh a state of things. W^lvJlie. aapeeslblei the Jaws being reduced to a fine snfflolent air: and we know that when fûentlv renewed, ed forth whole sheets ot water upon the dark and ssullag It Is also a lamentable foot that not one man In a hun- tmiule, with a slight bollowtog out In Uront, bnt wIUi a and with snfllolent power, the blood Is aerated as fast as earth; and our travelen to undismayed dismay of thfi dred knows when his hone Is well shod, Commonly a wUtb 'betteta.the two sides of the lower Jaw where It It to propelled, and the chief dUDcnlty lies In thto nower IIIuBtratlon, with cuts and gashes of tne beauties and hv^: If the man leads hto horse to tbe btooksmlth's shop, lets the JoIUl ttê peck, eo aa to allow plenty of room for the to; > of propualon wbloh reeldes In the heart alone. monies of nature, resolved from the moment ten motli wtodpipe of the work be done, and then goes off with his borse satlafled, cl ue when the neon to I alTeote the action bent The ean ehonli chest bo too wide It materially eevIouB to make a straight wake for home : and acooid- beeonse he has shoes op nto feet b»!nloked and fine, but not too short: eyes foil and fore-legs, and therefore In every potot of view, theoreti- g^ five yean ttm. the present time they didn't go hoai; npttrlla between There are two very oommon faults to ihoetof hones. Mnted; large, and capable ef being well dilated cally and praotlcally, there to ahappy medlmn and arrived there twelve yean ago ; nor have they beo One is, the ihoet are too ihort. How oan n horse travel ifun]tU':fw' speed, wbloh to easily tested by the gallop, the too great contraction to thto department, and the seen or heard of (dnce. z oun from death, S. N, S. X, the with ease, luless his shoes are long enough fbr. Un to •llei.iAlch they ought to stand ont firmly, and so as to heavy, wid% lumbertog cheste sometimes seen even to ' shoes T hone sutTen ibow the totemal llntog iUly. The Neck ahoold be mue- thorough-bred race-horse, especially when reared npon set hie whole feet down on the A ' shoes does with boots of an FEBSIAN HORSEMEN. \ ivîod'yet light: the wtodpipe loose and separaU rich Buooulent herbage, more fitted for the bullock than aa much with abort aa a man length. How oan a bone travel eaallyall horseback, prepared for or JotiiMf I (be neck—that Is, not too tighUv bound down by the eastern horse. In the formation of the Hips, the Insufflolent A Pbbsian on war a roade, with shoes ball an toob too all formidable 'nBa 1bByiue wbole Batton seems to ride, by Instict ta oi4y , bis ri^^?***^' »n annoyance totbe When the forward feet of a horse are defective, (JooD Ma ^ l» vary, snrpdsed at iireBgtb sod mt^jS'lr ^log pinched by the saddle. uieftiliuia on the road Is very mnob impaired ; and k We were muob ua Mluty TBnTB.''-Tltis leas tiresome' to walk tiuiB to llMt thet« Ib no comfort or safety In nstog such ahone. o( a yonngmao by the name of Joseph Lawsoa* of CStUe-'

~~I ^oallty, BUides are oonttoually eierteo. . theaaoanttflang wlUnfBoo wUob at* fMr g«M none uoen. Not one blaekimlUt In fifty tog atHl tfl tte ; ' ». .~~

~~BEST TIME ON BECORD.~~

~~noiA limpu, is bbb appxiud in naa eaiiT tbottdcs uaioh with taoont, on ihi uaion, l.i, oouan, tuudat, an. 3, iu»-noBA wuiiuho » onb hiat, a tbm onvabau.iui| ipn or '~~

•nd'flghtlng with their tl^y bntpowerfn] legs, no TRAINmO EXTRAORDINABY. and roUlog. wav equal tohls eiertlons; he therefore, like a wise though the p6oT thing had been flriog lili euMa abMt over and over as If ih' mortal combat. It yiii noi, how- flea, gives it nu, and walks ronad and round with his ooid- thirty times a d^i for a month. "Int

poor bog.' mshed oontlnually from one end of' the bottle upright supporters. limes be has nearly alfbball fless i •re fleas here, fleas there, fleas ever/wbere | no legs than The flea, when first pat In, hops hb on the baeks of hb baalf^ dxty fleaa are here Imprisoned and sentenced to bard la- to the other, nwnlng.therganntlelt of the awmbled fleas*, Wildly aboat, but be only bite bis head agsbst the top of ft the sane moment, all bitting and suoUogaway,^ 7«r.> eveiv'flea he 'near. a(taeked him the bor for life. All of them are Inohlly.cbalned or fastened oame ; and ret^tod Im- box.'and at the same tine gets giddy With the -turn- moretbaa twenty years baa he thns dally fed us flsev In Bome way or ether, so that eeoa'oe and sabscqnent medlatoly, as though half 4Mld of him; the bug, over- lag round of Us prison. We are notawva which system without any detriment to hb health: tae''qaaiitltar"tf whelmed by numbers, the worst of It, and beat an Ig- of training blood, feartlag upon visitors Is Imposrible. A little black apecb had has.proyed the more snootsrfaL .. be considers, would feed a flea many weeksfMI jimpenpsnddenly off the table whereon the performance noble retieat into a- bit of flannel. Among the trained fleas already at work, we noticed it Is the Itching sensatlsn caused bj the flea onltlbgttt are i^wavs the ': ttkea placor-we walk np to Inspect, and: find that. It Is a [ Fleaa not brfrpght to market In vial bottlea following there was a ootch with fonr fleas harnessed skin which b nnpleasant Thb feeUog of Itohlnk be Ml monster flea attired " a la ecnvlot ;". he Is fVee.to move A flea proprietor told us that be got all bis best fless to It,' who dtaw It aloDB a pretty good pace; and we painfully when heflrst began to sunalt hlmseuto th« '. aboo^ bQt, wherever be goes, a long gilt chain, tightly from Enssfa, and that they 'eame over In plll.-boies, pack- sbonld be Inclined to back the ooach In a race with a tender mercies of his Uttle performers; now he b so haid>' fiutened roond his neck, accoopantes him. ed In ithe flneat ootto6-wool. These fleas were big; pew- oommon garden snail. It Is very heavy for the Uttle ened that he feeb them not at all, whether biting orsoek-

'. eifil good workersL' W6j wonder whether .Cos. creatures to drag along, for In the iog.: When, however, there are OceaaionaUy he tries to Jomp ; the chain' soon brings And w one pane of glass many on him at the sut# ' '' I Ui while, coaeh Is tine, he suBbrs UB.46wn •gmln, tlrcDglainels.u le. We were toldtold,.thattill U. a itpm Hoase antborltles .thought worth to. eiaml^ie equal to the weight of one noodred fleas. There f>om a s«nsatIon of great Irrltatlin iiti

:ttte ' over his body, oontonts of tocse plU-boies. our In Isnlargenea, whose dally Is to little , which passes Iw fti^ned to, tke end of Kb nnbroken whe»( straw,i When Mend task drag along a away whoa tbsir RiBper1»> Uarylebone makes bis snnnal tour Into the pt'ovlnees, his model'Ofa man-of-war; It Isamasbg push over. He has remarked that fleas ke .vuM« itroog eiioiigh to lUl It right off theI tabletai on to seebln and wUl notfksdlf U»'

, bond irijoh it Is placed. The discovery was flrst made by the wife sends him weoklv a sapply of fleas In the corner of struggle togat It long: bat getlt along he does, although b not kept perfeotiy motionless; the act, tkerdMi It . tlstne-paper. is careful not of flea propHswr, and made him turn his attontlon towards an.^qvelope, packed .in She Istwo haodred and forty tlnei bis own weight Ag^n, feeding andhsmessbg b troublesome tad bt to (W^

. the goes, the there ntUulag the race. One would think It were easy enough .16 put tbeni In the (ibrner Where stomp as are two fleas lecored, one at each end of ft very llged to give ap two hoars fn thenorolng aid two In fbti

' poft-olBo* clerk ' would, with his stamp-marker, at one llUle bit of gold colored pajlet., The/ are placed In a ifternconto It Hb fleas nnerally lire, to.prooar^ troops of fleas, and lo perform ; bat It appears ' t Ing tlaa^^ blow, emsah the whole of the slock. revtned provided Vm Btltner Is an easy matter. It Is not easy to procure position to each other-Hae looking one way, they are propeily nd and taken owe ot H* ' A,flea cannot be taken up from Its wild stato and maje the other, another once had flea, a.lo\ a able-bodied fleas, and It Is not every sort pf flea way. Thus tied, thsy j|fe placed in a a a patrurob,' who for dgbteen montho '*•< fleas, eat to work at once : like a colt or a puppy,.ltmuBt undergo sort of arena on the top of a maatcal-hox; ^' cae end of occupied In pnlUng up a little bucket tbM i^IU diix They most be human Qeas ; dog l^a a mil; '.ttto,' the flcM jaad bird fleas are of no use—they are not Uvelv of tralnli box sits an orchestra compostd of fless, each tied to flea Uved longer than any other flea be Over pia, oo&jM,. ite seat, and having the reisemblBOce of In- ' lelleves he died floallyirom eMai]i nor strong enongb, and soon break down In their some nuitoal pure old , age;' for„lb wae

~~strument tied ] bund talDUig. Hnmin fleas, therefore, must be obtained, and on tho foremost of their legs, The box is dead one day, lUthfiil to hb po<^lUi m MAH'~~

there iled with peculiar flea, I ' his neck, knd a knot The made to play, the exhibitor, tonphes the maslotons Irawn hal^way up the ' tifK flmnd bas oreatod a market for then. ; The dealers each of welL-[Hoasekdd Words, tip wlnalpally elderly females, who supply the raw ma> nnforthnettoly far himself, has a sroove or depression 'be- with a bit of stick, and the^v ail ^gln waving their hands tween hiB neck and his body, wnlch'sorves as a capital abont, as performing Ujm ', US trade price of fleas, moreover, (llkp the trade an efabotato piece of music The fcr the bit of silk; It can slip neither' ikp tied prioe of.everylhhig else,) varies, tnit the average price Is hold-fast ilor fleas lo the gold paper feel the Jairiog of the box PEDB8TEIAN FEAT IN BUSBIAV tbiwpenoe a dozen. In the winter tlme'il 'l^slnienoe; down, and heoanuot push It off with his legs ) her U a below, and begin to run round nsd round sa fast as their CAnin OooEOun, wUt set ont flrom St. F^tsnbdijb, aoA 'On one oooaslon the trainer was obllg^td to give tha prisoner, and ie thus tied to his work. This delicate ope- little legs wlU c^rry them. Tills hi called the Flea's J In Hay, 1620, to inlli the Interior ration Is generally performed under a msgniiyiaK glass thnmgh of a««fat». liige. mm of slipenoe for one single flea. ' He bad ar- ths east of AiriB, after time, the eve geto so accnstomed to the Tightly ulth a view of aseertalnbg.tbe flwt of • najted: to give a performance ; the time arrived ; he un- but, a worki secured In a tiny ohstt sits % flea facing a tloy ^orthsait eipo, traveled the fate of forty'ttres Is used. In at mUss PfMfid (he fleu ; one, whose presence oo^ld not be dls- that the glass not always no way Is the per- cannon. . Several times a day this unlortanBto Insect fires bis dayforoqe nudredand twen^-lhres snsoesslvs dm Pfnsed wltb, was gone. Wb«t was to b« done t thev^ forming flea matUsted ; kangaroo-like ndqging legs thls .eanncn, and In this wise : 0ns of the little slips He afterwards walked upwards of fonr hundred mm . oanqr gmst bo filled. At last, an ostler, pitying tho ma- are not ont off, nor are his lobster-Uke walking legs In- which form tho feather of a qolll pen la fastened on to in wllhont meeting a human being. Wherever he went Banc's dlstresB, supplied the needful animal ; but h« re- terfered wltb—a flea must be perfect health to perform one of bis legs, and a little dstonafing power placed on •eems to have secommodatea hloiseir to the haUI». mni slipenee for It, and sbpence he got Ite tip; the exblbiter then presses the wand down on to 6f. the peopb, however mde and dlsnutlog. Wilbth* ' WbUe we were looking at the perforoanco, there oame The first lesson given to the novice Is the lame as that Ike cannon, and seratobes the dotooaling powder, it goes I Kalmnoks, be ato horse-flesb, elks, aid wolves; and Mtt ' la a frsth sapply of fleas ; a swarm of them. In a vial dven to a child, namely, to walk. To effect this he Is ofl with a sharp report, making ths lookers-on Jump, but - the Tehntskl he found u little diOouli/ lo bbttte, huddled altogether at the bottonk We gave them Hstened to the end of a slip of card-board, which works it astonishes nobody more than the flea blmselr; ho oponbean^ reb-deer, and raw ttouM nsb, ai^su, and Inunedlately thoy all began hopping about, on a pin as on a plvst; the moment he feels himself firee flourishes the burnt renulns of his firing wand msdly which he considered a great dslloaey. UWng ikslr Uttle homy heads against, the sides of ths from the hand, or rather forceps of the hamesser, he gives aboat In the air, bb nnmeronsly legshlek abont violently, kOtUe iwhiijh was held sideways) with snob force that a tremendous spring forward: what Is the eonseaaencet ^ little head bobs up and don, ud aUogether be shows tten a.^lstlaot noise, as If one had gently topped the he advances In • circle, and toe welght'of the card board as nsny symtoms of alam as t| soislbls flea borss, kalfw^ m» b fpr % to ! HonaiBUi-Whjr U • ttlflgl llMi bottom with • naU. They were not very good Irluds^ keeps^iln^pwtkatthstiBe.tlme. Hf irtesltagatowllh iihlhlt The indlvldul' flea'that we awlu tbb stoto of like a peaay I It If bMl M ra# 4tfmmn fse Uidy wnt.oeatiaqaUy gettlgg entaogled In naists^ fhe sane mfit; flnaily, be flndsthe pn;gteas he makes la, tiepldattOB did s«i Men to hsrtf got niM to Us work, Iheothtr :7

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