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NEW YORK CLIPPER

THE TVJIF.

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nioNTO (OUT.) 8ra«a ■ion.
' tts Toronto BpTtogEootB took plwe over the Now-
i^kiktf OoacMOn thB^thJana ani the two following
nodar the nuMgament of the foUowtog Stowaidi :
f; It P. P.I Vr. Cook, M. P. P.i Hutb, Em.
lATilane 29.— Innkoepar'i Pone. $160, with an

It luko of fAO etob, $10 ti, for sU honeii the win-

Btfto-myhBirthaaketor ehenMgne; Olab welghta; 2
bUa a ftather; 8, BJIbi.; 4, 100; 8, 110: 6, 118; 7
«U apiWrd^ 134; •Uowlog 3 lbs. to muee and geldings;
Tilbfli allowed to Prorlooe bred honei. Two mUe beats.

A'B^lfiV'm NtwgutI* Vtii, (trtniiM trad,) bjBlMk

' jw; a«M wfaiiMt, if«a. i i

^^Sn (O r'ctjWO > t Utrtimm, bj iap, aieaeee, aim ,

uaH5pH(7ft kStiiMU, trlnp. TotUbin, on at BoBil*^

'^Bua-itr^fam $60,' with, en Inalde itake of $26
oaoh, SM it; for trotting hones owned InOsnada at this
tM\f;,taapit»ta, .test 8 In 6, to go as they please.

a.«*MMdl.«UI«iby>ib|BDbXf»U 1*11

Mt Maialfrg While Bid 1 1 S a

VarBaik'abiMerau 8(88

V , . I ^ ' > Oa^ Ml; 1:H; !:»; I:<T.

^-.V^UiBDiY. Jane 80.— Hembers' Pone $100, wlib an
Imdd'e Btake of $40 eaoh, $20 ft; forboreeebradlnOana-
dat tbB'irlmwT to par hitU a basket of champagne; Olab
wel^tri; mile heats, best 3 In 6.
A..8Mttr^ b n NewoMlIe UiU, if Blaok Juk, dun bf

B^Mk t»i • m

Mr.Bilidfi Ob h Fril*7. br Ibe OolonaU 1 71* 3 3 9

T . ftpie, WOitfi 1:11

•Van DiT.— Puree $60, with an Inside stake of $10
fi&oh,'$6 ft; for trotting hones that nerer won a pnrse
ofer $26; mile heats, beat 3 In 6, to go as they please.

Kr. Bodyl grfCtatib BUI 8 10 11

Wto.Btnlt'ebgNorB«a 13 0 3 1

Ut, tSuui'aus Wblle Hrd 1 8 dr

Bm^ 8:10; SM; 1:01; tM; »M.

Ttamvir, Jaly L— Goodwood- Cap $100 In epeole,
^th an Inside stake of $60 eaoh, $20 ft.; for all horses;
the Winer to pay half a basket of ohampsgne; to oarry
1101bs.eaob; two miles.

8.B(M'sbBtarkiUMUii,bfreUrFU<<r,i(0il 1

A:BtM>iobhrrlilt]r,b7neOoIoe^^B7n 1

J. Wbtte'ibmBed Bom, bj Inp. Or bui»o, eal o( TeUow Boie,
I yn... 8

^8i^ DiT<— Trotting Parse $60, Vrilh an Inside stake
of $10 eaoh, $t fl; mile heats, beat 8 la 6, In harness.

iniBtnli'eb|ir«rBia(ud«rUM8i4dle) Ill

IIr.IbkBHl^fr|Ouid«Ba(li huiaa)

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IBORma AT UKIBi,.!!. T.

:VmDAT, foii« 26, 1868.— Forte $100, mile heats, best
Stafi,

Im Ld«*'i bgOMDiaiJMk Ill

J. H. Wells brrDnlcbnbr 8 S 3

& Bowe'iri 1M 3 3 8

lime, 8A<; 3AI.

PlOmO XT tOCIBTILLI, XT.

SiTCBoiT, Jane 19, 1668.— Porse $200, mile heat!^ In
hameea.

B.'H. BooMai'a irb Prinee' II

' Jot. Bobb'aromillnwbcny rota 9S

Ilme,S«|l«I.

, UiXta HAOl IT HONIOOICIBT, ALi.

, FaiDAT, Jane 26, .1868.— Match for $20 a side, p. p.j
one nlle.

, Hr. Oremmdln's Ob m br TbonbUL luibe 1

' Ur.EuBMWOilb'aohmllllba a

./raORINa at' FimBDBOH, FA. .

> ^HoBDAt; Jnly 6, 188a— Pone,' mile taeati^ best 3 li 6,
InhanicBa,.'

B. Ke«(' (Wm. BenaU't) eh | m. 111

Uititau^ (Ir. Oitbim't) p f 3 s 3 .

- nr. UlMi'aobh 8 8 8

Tlme,aM;S:0I;SKI3.

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If. T.

apon Mr. DaTld Whltehoaw, of SohnylUll oonnty, to
whloli I wish to state some eioeptloos. la th« Ont place,
Mr. " Argna?' was not on the noand at the time of the
raoe, nor does he know anjthlng of the natter except
fkom hearsay. Tbef«otaoftheoaeeare,a8nearasIoan
tell them, as foUows-Hr. D. Whltehonse, although a resi-
dent of BohaylkUl oonnty, Is not a natlre; be Is a straight-
forwud sportsman In every sense of the word-a nun of the
most strlot honesty and mtegrity, one whoae word Is as
Irrevocable aa the laws of the Me dea and Penlansi^he Is
opposed by a fkotlon In said oonnty, who endeavor to
pat him down by erair means; he langha at their pnny
efforts, and vlna their money, both on the tnrf and
at the trap, Aboat one year ainoe he toooght a horse
(torn " Old Tlrglnnv,^' oo whose mnoing he has made
some pewter ttom the Bohnylklll oonntr boys; this so
enraged then that they songht to oaten Savy asleep.
Aooordlngly they haoted. aroond the mod try antll they
foond a horse to salt tbeir Ideas, and by mlsiepresentlog
the matter made a match. They callM to their aaalal
tanoe some of the Berks ooanly sports, (Argas. perhaps
amooget them) bat with all their dnit and ohloaneryooald
not wui,,benoe the howling we hear f^cm the oofs.

To ahow " Argns" and hli party that I am right I will
call the attention of one of his partv to a renuik he made
to me at the B. B. Depot, In Beading, on the day of the
race, when waiting the arrival of the train for PottsvUle.
Bald he " have yoa got a haadred dollara I" I replied
" what do yoa want with It 1" " Why we have adead aore
thing In Potlavllle to day, we've matched a horse agalnat
Dave Whllehoaie ; Its a regalar plant,— we can't lose—
we're snre to irin, so If yoa have the money yoa'd better
InvesL" I don't like sore things, so I did not Inveat, hot
aa I am Davy's friend, jost stepped Into the Telegraph
ofDoe and booked him np.

Asttrastheresaltof theraoe weat, I believe It to
have been a dead/heat; so I am Informed by disinterested
parUea who witnessed li Of this lam saUefled, If David
Whltehonse loses bis money, he gives It op wllbont a
word, the assertions of an ale besotted babbler to the oen-
traiy notwithstanding. Tears Sn., Hebald,

TBOITINO AT BI7BLKOT0H, VT.

FnisAT, Jnly 2.— Parse $70, $60 to the first, and $10
to the second, mile heats, tost 3 In 6, In harness.

WtUerPendarfut'twb (White Bird ill

Gea I, BtrbfT'* b m lion 8 3 9

A.J. MenUllcbilUnppa 9 88

nm«,lMX;3:ltXi3.48.

Samb DAT.- Pnras $30, $20 to the first, and $10 to the
second, mile heats, beat 8 In 6, In harness.

A.Bawl«r'«oh(Hwo „i Ill

A.J. MtnUl'f Iff T«ap«t 38 3

TniBDAT, Jaly 6.— Parse $100, mile heats, tost 3 In 6,
In harness.

Jieob BlyiB'i b m Btxiar 1111

0. W. DiBlok'f b f Jm DowBlag.. ^ 13 9 8

A. Bo(«n'«h(BoaeMABSe die

W.FMilok'abBBMl dr

Tlma,3:4e;3:»l;8M;3:4T.

Sau Dat.— Parse $60, for gentlemen's road horMS,
mile heats, to 260 lb. wagons.

0. W. nmlek's (W. Fitolok'e) b m li««l....valked over

'Wbdhbsdat, Jnly 7.— Parse $200, two mile heats. In
hamasB.

W. 0. Abrame' b c AUtb (Ibnntrlr O'KuIr) 11

0. W. Bdwell'a (& Friea'a) b m UdT Site.. 3 3

nine, t-M; 8:11.

Sau Dat.— Parse $60, for pacers, mile heats.
■ J. Bppl«'ieh(BadBoblB(la hwam) 11

B. H,attaa>bmJeial*(Daderlbei*<ldla) 33

0. V. Slmlekl BUI K7«n , df

Time, i:U; 3:88.

FamAT, Jaly 9.— Parse $400, mile heats, beat 3 In 6,
In harness.

0. W.DImlok'i bif Balodeu...^ Ill

W. 0. Abnmi' b i Alum 3 8 3

L. T. MoQiilTo;'* b B U> Cook .838

0. W. Btdwoll'* b m Udf Kmia d d dli

nDe,ldl;2:38K;2:36.

TBOmna AT ALBABT,

Fbidat,'. Joly 8, 1868.— Parse and stake $300, mile
hents^bestjS in 6, to'^wagoni.

!!'-'J.D. WallOB'BBmrAltoB... 1312 01

>-' ' B;'81mmooi>.'Vbt!«boBe 2 13 10 3

J. BDrUglleodl oh 1 0«D. DawsoD S S 8 3 dr

' ■ ■ .;T>ole,-9iM| 3:0; 9:11; iMHi "M; 2:l».

)... ■ aAB9mr<dirT ooaBSBj-oHioAao.— tbottino.

WoirbAT, Jdly '6.-A-7i^e, mile heats, tost 3 In 6.

c, Jlr. BIdirtUiaaedlidrEat*.....' i i i

Mr. HoQolirBimedlke.OMka 3 3 3

0. DImalokBimedTomMamr dla

V nme, t-MH; max; S:M.

A dispate arose, In this race, owing to some mliander-
etandlng as to the Btartlog of the horses In the let heat
Oiii odnespondent, whose exoeUent report we are com-
pelled to abridge, for want of spaoe, thas expresses him-
eeirt,r"From the repalatlon or.those horses^ a good trot
was expected, and eveirlhlng to ' on the sdnare.' Not
becaM #6 (hink'therels aqrgmal^Segm.oriuuiai^ or
morality In OUoago, bat be^jaaae' (h^'.UAUt .haa changed
hands, and this' belca the fiiajt'Uot slnoe'tHte change, we
thoa|at^^f oonree, uer$ woold be no"|;oaglnggame'

Secokd Dat.— Parse, mile heals, best 3 |n 6, to harness.

. : 0. Dlnmlok'i b tune 1333

BUn'B br mire 91 n

V*. — ehboiM dill

Hme, 1:16; 9:M; am; 3:4T.

Thibd Dat.— Parse, 2 miles and repeat; to harness.

Vr. Gordon Abraham'! awed O'Blnil* 11

Jlr.Btdwdl'iUdrEtto 3 3

Ilfflo, e^; e:3L

ViOHOUA ConaaB, Uobiu.— ITe learn that a company
of .gentlemen of Mobile have bonght ont the Magnolia
Baoe Coarse and the Bay Boad, and are aboat to pat
thedl loT repalf. Dr. John E. Woodeook, M«J. A. Brooks,
Beaben 'A. Lewis, F. 0. Bwen, OaptB. A. Helrn and
B. Oottrell are.,coaceroed In this enterprise. The road Is
to be ahiued from Government street down, and planted,
throagh Its entire length, with a doable row of shade
trees. The track and the balldlogs, connected with It,
Will bi ptit In perfect repair.

Tn Tmv nr Wisoonbin.— Kenosha, Wis., Jaly 12, 186a
-•Mb. Cufpbb:- a raCe took plaoe on Mr. 0. hHead's
Track, aboat two mQss fh)mthIsolty, last SatnroBy even-
ing, between Mr. L, F. BIng's horse Prince, andllr. Jno,
Baasl'B blaok horse Cracker, for $80 a side. The blaok
pony of Mr. Btoal woa In good style in three mlnates,
track very heavy. The gray Is too yoang to contend with
the pony. Some ovtilde bettbig, odds on the black. The
gray Is •very good for a green ont. Kinobha Bot.

Nbw Baoi Ooobsb.— We«iidentand that a ntW Moe
ooonehas been' opined neat Danville, N. 7., called the
Oanaseraga Coarse, afid that preparaUoni are oeing made
to flt it ap In good dMer/for the coming racea this ML

Tbb DoniTBD RiOB nu FOTrBritx.ll.'-ReadIng! Berks
Ca.,Pa., Jnly 18, 186a-ViuKDnoB.* In jonr last number
there appeared an artlole algned by " Argos" itfleotlng

and has, we toUeve, twice bronght forth foal She Is a
symmetrically formed toy, jaat the animal to catch the
eye of a horseman, with a aleek glossy coat, a defiant
know my own baslness carriage of tke bead and neck.
She Is not heavily toned, bnt gives evidence tlrcm her
very looks, of speed and bottom. Her endeavor oh Taes-
day last was sofflolent to place her in the foremost ranks
as a trotter, and we shoald not to at all astonished if she
ahonld become the champion of the tnrC She Is as beaa-
tlfal In notion as In repoee; moves with an easy and steady
gait and althongh easy to throw Ipto a break, Is as easily
restored to her gait

Pioneer Oonrse, San Franolsco, trotting, Jane 16—
Mile heats, best three in five, to harness, for $2000, half
forfeit

A. J, Dulela, atmadbBPrlBoeii..... 1' 1 1

0. A. Vorggaoa, lUBod br f Mow Tork 3 2 dli

nmo,8:»;l:IO| 1.8L

The second match totween these two hones will come
off on the E6th bet, Over the Pioneer Coarae. ^They are
to trot two mile heats and repeat, for $1,000 a side, half
forfeit >

Thx Tnr Mma Trot.- On Wednesday, tto ten mile
match totween the mare Jnlla Aldrlch aod the geldlog
Glencoe Chief, $2,009 ■ I'd'* ^ to barney and the
horse to wagon, came off over the Pioneer oonree. The
wind vras annanally nigh, and the dnat flaw lo deads,
notwlttotandlng wbloh, qalte alargeaod respeotable at-
tendance was preient, not so nameroas as od the prece-
ding day. The horse seemed to to the fovorlte, althongh
the mare had namems backers. After a oonple of false
starts the word was given, the horse leading, and the
mare breaking on the tnm, he opened qalte a gap, whiob
he maintained thronghcat aotU the eighth mile, allhoagh
the mare picked ap her hoofs on the seventh, and came
near taking the lead, oloeing the gap by avlKorcns effort
On the eighth mile the mare came op, ana pissed the
horse prevloas to reaching the half mile, and came In
ahead by a length. Oa the ninth mile the horse broke
on the tack sbelcb, and the mare opened qalte a gap,
mabitalning the same throngh the mile and Its sacceasor,
coming In vlotor by one hnndred yards In 29:04^. This
time sarpassed tiie tollef of almost all present, as the
wind blew great gnns, drifting dense olonds of daat over
the traok. Both aalmals evlnoed great plaok, and trot-
ted very evenly— the mare by the eklllfal handling of
Mr. Daniel^ reserving her greatest speed for the conoln-
dlog miles. .

BxaAnTVLAnoir.
Pioneer Coarse, Wednesday, Jane 16— Trotting ten
miles, to rale, for $,4000.

J. U. Dtnlali Dimod «h m JoUa Aldrtoh 1

J. ONotoaamadfi eieaooaObM. 3

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BAOIMa AT NAPA.

Wbdnisdat, Jane 9.— Fust Dat.— Parse $400, two
mile heats, to rale.

StmsalO. Lower, bfWak•■apJ•k^ ill Ibt 1 1

N. Ooombo, b ■ Aihlud, 104 Ibi 1 3

Dr. WUlUmi , ■ 8 IndopendeDOO, 134161 8

Time, 8:94; 8:SI.

Second Dat.— Perse $400, mile heats, tost 8 hi 6, 100
lbs. each.

Wiko-opJtko 0 111

ladependonoo 0 3 3 3

nm^ l:t3; IM; IM; IM.

This race was well contested by ladependenoe, bat the
old veteran Jake bad the heels, and hu game has never
toen.qaestioned.

Thibd Dat.— Parse $100, for Spanish horses; to mle,
which was won by N, Coomb's black horse. Time, 2:11.

UKION ooubs^, l. i.— TBormto.

MoNDAT, Jaly 12.— Match for $600, mile heats, to 260
lb. wagons.

. J. a MUler'f b'( Traibj- 1 s 1

a OMoa'i oh(|i«m 313

. TlDO, 3:01; 3:97; 3:14.

Thubsdat, JnlyU.— Matoh $600, mile heats, tost 3
In 6.

J. PlITor.rBFlBO 1

H. WoodrsB; f g Gup dla

This was a one-sided affair; the winner had the call In
totting at $100 to $60.

OBNTBKVnXB COUBSE, L; L— TBOTTDiO.

TaunaDAT, Joly 16.— Match $1,009, mile heats, to
wagons.

W. D. Foabodf, b | MoooUln Boy 1 1

B. Woodrao; d g Llltlo Jobs 2 3

luno, a;41K; 8:UK-

Monntaln Boy was the favorite $100 to $20 prevloae
to starting, and won In two straight heats.

FAOQIO ox THB BOAD.

Satosdat, Jaly 10.— Mat<)h for $800, mile heals, best
3 In 0, to wagons.

OhiBoUiBihe Woodi.,.,, Ill

(bgBIu Light 33 8

. Hmo not taken.

MoBDAT, Jnly 12.— Matoh for $600, mile beats, beat 8
n 6, to road wagons.

B U D— 't b g Jamaa Hogboi reo'd ft

Wm. B— 'i b g BtatOB lilud pall n.

TBOTTUro AT BOSTON, UASS.

Fbioat, Jaly 9.— Parse, mile beats, In bamesi.

T.Btker'ibmBoU«7B«kor(rormorlirIadrFleret). 1 1

S. Bobvl'iohmJooD7 i 8 2

B. Bmeiioa'i oh g Oopelanl Hone 2 8

Timo, 9:1B; 3:4S.

Sau Dat.— Parse, mile heats, toet 3 In 6, In harness.

Gbo. Wood's b g Ephnim Bmoolh 8 811

B. Goodwin's oh g QranUaauta 133dr

llr,'^— 'sblgTom BeoloD.' 1 1 dr

nmt, 1:41; 2:43; 3:4S.

FAODTG AND TBOTTIHO IN OAUTOBNIA.

Thdhsdat, Jane 3.— Pacing at the Park MaryBrllle-
Matoh for $8,000, mile heats, beat 3 In 0.

Ur, BimtdJoe l 1 1

Ur, — nimod VlUtga B07 3 3 3

nm».3:t«Ki8K)0; l:B4.

Fbtoat, Jane 4.— Match for a parse of $260, mile heats.

Mr. — DunedLlUIePet 1 1 1

Kr. — ^BsmtdlforfMUIor...., 1 s 3

Gbbai Tbottino Matob BsrwiBN PaiKoisa and Nbw
Tobk.— This matoh was for $2,000, half forfeit, mile beats,
beat three in five, to birneBs, Geo. H. Fergaion drlvbg
New Tork, and A. J. Daqieli^ Princess. Some twenty
five handred persona were present, the day, altbeagh
olondy, tolog free from a high -wind, and Its companion
-dost. The track (Ihe PIoneer, San Francltoo) was In
excellent order, and Mr. DanlelN prompt and IndefatlsL
ble In his endeavors to render his vlsftors aomfortaue.
The oharacter of those ' in attendance reflected very
oredltablv on the supporters of the tarf, ebowbg them to
oonslai of the mercantile, literary, and farming worth of
the State, many gentlemen f^om the Interior being
present The tottlag for several daya prevloas hid raa
U favor of the mare, her baokera offarlag $100 to $76
add $60 In her fkvor. whiohof oonrse did not go togging.
The Bom total that oaaoged hands on the occasion caa-
not fkllBhort of $80,000. Both hones apneared In fine
condition. Prlnoeu Is a noble anlmaVtw^veyeara old,

MATCH AGAINST TIME. ,

TWO BDMDBCD HIUB IN TEN IIODBS,

. t HUBBiBo ashore on Sanday morning last, six bells
having rnng me ont of my tortb. In order to he in time
to see a little manoenverlng on land, a Mr. McNabb
bavbg, In all the plentltode of yellow posters, expressed
his Intent of traveling ai'onnd the Union Oonrse, two
hnndred mHea, within the space of ten bonrsi I perhaps
ahonld have passed the banter withoat notloe, had It not
toen from the fact thabdnrlng the late war In Mexico; t
was once or twioe forced to volnnteer the carriage of
certain dispatches, not a very great distance It Is trne,
bat then It was Jack ashore, and I did It for the fim of
the thing, albeit, I had nantow esoapea of presenting my
ooipaa pretty well riddled— at times. I managed to
reach the moorings of the Spirit In good time, bdt foand
no " watch on deok," In faot all hanas matt have tamed
In rather late, for Ifonnd none stirring, so I made for the
Oriental Hotel where, Inohlly failing In with a nieiamate
who had a raa aehore the night prevldae, I managed
to do pretty fair jaetice to mine hoet Pollard's fare. After
two fatlle attempts to find any life In the Smrr qnarters,
and lacking a oompasi, made tniohs forUie neaieat livery
stable, managing to bring op at a. White light, from
whence we were doly propelled by as pretty a roan aa
ever pattered over the road. Annmlng the reins, al-
thqngnto acknowledge the corn, I am as green aboat
roads as my sconce, I he^cd sonthward, and managed
to atrlke the right thoronghfare, following in the wake
of a fair fleet of vehlcleSi I knew I was right on the
tnm, altboDgh my coav<^ swore I was ont ofmy reckon-
ing, beoanse we.broaght np at a bar ood were only kept
Srorn grenndlng by paying lighterage. On passing thla
obetmotlon we made all sail possible, that isll took a
reefin the reins and laid on tne whip, which sUmnlas
oar nag seemed anxlons to elade, for he pat oat his best
pace, and by naok of aoarefol eye on the tiller, we
managed to lead the fleet, having escaped seriooa damage
on three or foor collisions. J noted not the roadway
antll we were tosleged by a host of bnm-boat toys deet^
Ing to diipose of flowers, bat we elnded their pertinacity
In a clond of dnat: tnmed off the plank-road into a mis-
erable abortion or a street, whoM only recommendation
was that It led to the abode of a " Nightingale." When
we came in sight yon tot, we took in eaU and hove to'
for provisions, which, with sailing direotlons, we soon
were provided with. We made sail agalo> bat some how
or other onr oraft came to anchorage at aa evergreen
spot marked down In the map as the Wlllowa It looked
so tempting that we went ashore, and I can assnre yoa,
we enjoy ed oor vlilt A band of mnslo was In attendance,
plenty ofpretty women aronnd, and ohampagde In pro-
fosloo. Sfeard some talk here atont a Soaday law, but
after personal Inspection, take my word for It, Its potency
was nnlllfled there. We sat for an hoar or so watching
the train of vehicles oatward bound, bngglei, dog carts,
omnlbnsser, fnralture wagons, cato,..oarrleKee, etages,
coaches, carts and milk wagons, all filled with Joyona
crews, emnloos of reachlog the haven tttf. Flddbg It
Impossible to elude the thick and dotty donds ahead, we
mue a fceth start and brooffht ap at the harbor of the
track— along side of an omnibus, whose providential ap-
pearance, perhapa, aaVed our lives, or else one. ,would
bave toen deposited on terra flrma Involantarlly. After
running the gauatlet of a score of y oang land sharks,
managed to come to anttable anobrage and tied np,
taking shank's mare for the scene of action. After a
few notes of preparation we entered Uie arena, bat were
not met by a apeclal committee l>at took open oureelvea
the privilege of a promlscaous seat Dodged ia and
around a crowd of acme three thoautnd dust begrimed
Indlvidaals, and saw a man In bis ablrt sleeves monnted
on a qoeer looking horse, putting In his tost lloks aronnd
the coarse. A oommuolcatlve Btranger kindly Informed
us that the rider was the gteat McNabb, whom he was
willlDg to tot a cool hundred ooold not accomplUh the
task. Did not accept the tooter, as I bad no luoh inm

lying aroond loose," bat walked 00, oaatIo2!^==a
glances at the crowd. There mast have beeu twei .qrtire
hnndred persons present, all of whom were Intent on the
raoe, save a few soore who Bought the retreats beneath,
hnd locoed coolness and qaenehed tUrst by Imbtbatlon.

"There he comes," was the nnlveraal cry, as we stack
onr nose and visual organs ontslde the door, aad saw over
the crowd a bead and ahoulders going In a rather leisure-
ly style. "All right," cried one, and then a shower of
bank-notes fell and a general stampede ensued for the
same, the majorlfy seemingly Ignoriog the fact that oar
currency was a metallic one, althongh as one would
aaturalfy suppose it would neoessltate a brazen ooaute-
nanoe te pau snch flimaleSi Took one of them ap after
a scramble; foaad they were bdt friend Le Connt's ad-,
vtrtlalng mediums, confessed the sell and, liquored,
although meoially vowing the direst revenge, which L
will pay one of these days. Oa entering the vlotuallng
department, foond a long bar .devoted to fluids, a shorter
one to solids, and a mmor one to the etherlal eegar.
Patronized all, drank champagne at one, eat eggs at
tother, and blew a clond at the third. Emerged Into a
hnrrloane, a ilroooo of dnat, and' gazed around. All the
tiers of opluraed faces looked one hue— dost; the crowd
who were dp In the wheelhouse (they called It the judges
stand,,bntas no judgment was exercised In keeping. It
dear of a crowd, I prefer the former term), there they
were pUed In hnddledy— icnddedly. I wonder how they
managed to steer dear In such a duat begrimed crowd.
Eveiywhere and everything was alike— dnst Managed
to crawl throngh a break In the paling fence and fonnd
ourselves on the sward, out of the dnat, and felt relieved.
After a whiff or two of the freeh air, bearing In mind the
promise of a full and reliable report of prooesdlogs, took
a survey of the fleld: Found some six or seven oartlagee
filled with gaily dressed feminlnes. A neighbor CBUed
them sharks, bat I guess he never saw a mermaid, for
thev were all too pretty M each a mess of flah as first
designated; found them rather oate, for ou asking the
prettieat of the crowd bow she felt, she replied rather
dry, and a bottle of Heldsleck wu the response. Drank
and left a wiser bat not a sadder man. By this time the
great equestrian bad managed to execute some one
hundred miles In four hoars, forty mluutes aad a half, so
It was voted nem «on necessary to replenish the larder,'
and Mr /ortt, we tmdged over to Beatty's Hotel, where
the inner man was soon gratified with «ucA a pUte of
chloken fricassee; well, no matter, it was some and no
mistake, no lobsconse— tat the genalae aad no mistake.

We wnlled awav an hour or so, aad returned to tto
track, Took a look at the corral and the animals; watch-
ed the dismounting and mounting. I don't know much
atont your California animals^ bat I ahonld think thsv
were atrangers to the cnrry comb. They evinced oonsld-
erable plnok, althongh, towards the end when the daring
eqestrlan put ttom on two-mile beats, they needed aid
and encouragement In the shape of a tender. IM person
whokad command of the extra horee, dreased In a salt of
corduroys, was the possessor of a remarkably haadsoms
face, and, oo Inquiry, I learned that he was the owner of
the etnd, and lived somewhere In a bay In the moon or
half way there. The eseayer of the taak, af the close,
naturally fonnd It tell on him, and he made tat slow
work on the ontslde stretch, notwithstanding be had re-
freshed himself tofore be had ridden 60 miles, and again
before he reached the 120th. In faot he at one tine took
seat in the grass, much to my dirgast, bnt soon was In
his saddle again.

During the time I was on the course, I kept watch op
the peraou whose duty It was to detaoh a card; with ti.j
number of the mile ridden, from a pack, and permit me
here to do him theJosUoetosay he acted fair and eqnare.

Among other notables, my attention waa directed to-
wards the Chief of PoUoe and a squad of offloers, on duty,
I suppose, tat they enjoyed that dnty hugely. As a re-
spite from the tedium of the arena, I took a Bqaint cat-
side, and was mnch amnnd by the bnatle and aoUvlty
manifested In the continual arrival and departure of pub-
lic vehlolea The scene was stirring In the extreme. I
was Juit on the point of departnre, when some ooe, a
stranger, at least, to me, did me the favor to present me
to the proprietor of the oonrse, who did the honors in the
genuine style, and throagh whose ooortesy I am enabled
to present yon with the foUowbg tables of distances. I
didnot see Jack Powers' ride, bnt I entertain the opinion
that Mr. MoNab has achieved the greatest eqasstrlanfeat
on record, oonaldering the stnd naed. It toats eveiythlng
I ever heard ot He made his two hundredth mile lo
tiwM hourt and forty-uvtn minulet, having thirteen minutes
to spare, and seemed capable of riding filty more, as be
expressed himself willing to do If any one doabted his
powers, and was ready to make a substantial banter,
which was not taken up. Below la his time:

FinI tea mlloi ,

Bcoond •• •• ,

Third <• "

FOnrlh "

Flhh " " .

SUIh ••

SevoDlb <• ••

Eiihlh •> ••

Ninth •• ■■

2fai. 40j.

, 3T 30

, 38 »

2S 48

se . at

2s oa

, 37 80

. 88 80
80

Coo hoodred milts in 4h 40m tBi
IIOTonth ten mllu In 81 SO
Twelfth •• ' ■■ •• 88 8S
Ihlrfnlh <■ ■■ •■ 37

ronrCnlh" rait So 18m
One hnidred tad llft7

DlloiUi.... 7bl8

. Btlsg Uilriy-ono mlanta ind 38
•coo'nda more than Powon' tlmo.
aixtoonlb loa miles la... SOmSai
8tT«nl>olb» <• "..18
Btlght'olb " " ..18 80
Nlnal'olb •■ " "..10

TweiUsUi • ..II 88

(Two bondrod mlloi mtde Bins
hours and rorlj-toToa mlnta.)

The scene coming in town was rather after the Derby
order— a hurry ecunr— bnt notwltbatandlng the dust,
etc., we managed to "get In ahead," and here's your re-
port— OaL Spirit of the Times, June 13th, 1868.

AN EXTBAOBDINART WAGES.

A raw days ago, a young gentleman. In company with
a large circle of his friends, boasted of bis superior horse-
manaolp. A wag present dffered to tot the horse agalnat
forty dollars that be could produce one that our friend
could not ride from the Capftol gate to the President's
bouse, bare-back and standing; with a proviso that the
horse should not kick or rear. The offer was accepted,
and, at the appointed time, the assemblage met at the
Capitol gate. The rider (a man df small stature) came
prepared with a pair of Indian boocbsIob and a small
package of renna pulv, to prevent him from slipping off,
and two suspicious IdoUng bags, eappoaed to contain -
tiimmlng-bauaat With the air of a confident gladiator
he addressed his friends, and conoiuded by stating that
the dinner he had ordered would get cold If the horse was
not speedily brought

" The horse Is ready," said the wag; and beckoning an
aged African woodsawyer, (who was etandlog by, appa-
renlv waiting for a job,) aaked him, in the gravest man-
ner,ifhlsAorM ever kicked orreared. " What I "exclaim-
ed the darkey, " dti horse kickt" at the same time plao-
log bis aowAoTM on the pavement "No, massa, I'll
swear 'fore God be never kicked or reared one tlmeslnoe
this chile tau bonght him, three years ago."

' By this time the merriment bnrat forih, and onr " che-
valier" looked unutterable things. He swore he could
win the wager. If he had to pat the saw-horae in a dump-
ing-cart and make the trial; which, as he has never been
known to give np a point, we presnmehe will do at some
future day, when buslnees gets dull— Washing ton StatcB.

THE GAL THAT I KNOW.

TbaglrIlbnlliWtU7,
The girl that l> rM"7i
Thoglrl wllb to 070 u bliok ait aloe:
Bare'i to girli of ttoh tlttlon
Ibronghoat IhU grott nitlog,
And, In pvUoalir, mm ISat IkHov.

OLD UnNX ON THOBNB IN THE FLESH.
B(7B T«)m to Ned, •> Tour wlfa'i a ahrew,
And prt7 do Mil mo how 70Q do
To bo an JorUl tht 7atr throuib ?"
8071 Nod to Tom, " I aeror klektr;
But when the looldi, Xvp and lijucir."

CRICKET MATCH EXTRAORDINARY

PLA7ID BY GBEENWIOfl PENSIONEBS, AT THE FBIOBY GROUNDS, NEAB LSfflSHAU, ENGLAND, lABLT IN SGPTEUBEB, 1848.

TBI novelly of the ooadltlona upon wUdh alons tbeie
woro*oat bodi of Uie ooean would bo allowed to enter the
llita, was the otuse of a large and faiUoaabla party at-
tending each daj. These condftlons were, that tvenlj-
two men shonld be ohosen on the Held, one-half of whom
■honld be mlooi an arm, and the other a leg t Tet there
was no lack of oandldatti for the honors of the bat and
ball, and the namber was very soon selected. The wea-
ther, too, was beantifally line; the looalltj seleeled for

the display a most charming spot; and the spectators, as
well as the aotora, appeared to be bigbl; amased.

A lirge tent had been erected on the sonthem side of
the field, and within It waa spread forth an ample sapplj
of the creature oomforts of this life, to whloh the dlUpmat-
ed t^ did ample Jnstloe. They were Invited to this en-
tertainment by Mr. logersoU, of Lewlaham, who. In con-
Jonotlon with Hr. Ireland and Hr. Staonton, had got It
np at their sole expense, In addition to diatrlbntlngasom
of money amongst the oonpetltors. Upon the first day
the wickets were pllobed, and the sports commenced

shortly after two o'olook, the bands striking np " Bale
Britannia," tbe eleven one-armed man taking the first lo-
nlnga; and during the whole tlma the bats and balls were
at work, the epeotaton were kept In ah almost oootloned
roar of langhter by the grotetqae flgores tbe poor old
veterans made u they measorsd their length on the sllp-
peiy sward in their vain eOorls to reach the ball, or to
exerolae their dtmlnltbed " nnde^standIng" beyond their
ordinary gait to reach the goal In time.

Upon the first day the one-arms made 80 nuu In the

first start, and 41 at the Moonl Oa Tasiday lliey u-
sembled again with renewe4 vigor; and ndw tbe woodtn
legs went at It In high glee. Their flr^t Innings made 82,
and their second 4di tbns letvlog the gaba lo the one •
arms by IS. Nothing conldexoeedlhedWfkt wllbwUcta
they appeared to enjoy the sportf arttMunueasaadooiir •
teona attention of llr. IngersoU to their WMt».ffhef una
wasoonoloded by elx o'clock; and the hardy Mn^ooats
marched In prooeaslon fhim the ground, bMded by tba
band, banners, Aa, and were again entertained at a patt-
ing f^ by Mr. logersoU, at the Black BoU Inn. '^K

LATEST SPORTS ABROAD.

J)vm &9 'I £4^ in iMidMS Aly 4.

THE RINQ.

riSBTS 10 OOMl.

Jnt e^— BkrlUaBdn«at^laiU«,HliUudainiilL
Am. 8.— Birtlej tad Nortos— <U a tide, Londoo.

lO.vBoi Trl«r ni Bodftr OTalthlaj— ito t aide, UndoD.

10.— Nolan and Bulaj— £U a aide, Lnidon.

ITi— LrBob aad BalUns— if 0 to SM, Loodoo.

94.— Oarka and KIbj— CtO a aide, UTerpool.
Not. 16.— DoaaaUy and mTert— £100 a aide, Londo^,

TBI UTB riOHT rOB TBI OHiUnOKBHlF,

Mb. Editob:— I read with deep Interest the eooonnt so
admirably given by vonrself of the late fight for the Oham-
ptonshlp of Ecgland, one so well oondaoted In every re-
spect and so honestly and gallantlv contested that It out
hardly fall to revive ths ancient giory of the ring, and to
replace It In the same jtosltlon It formerly held as one of
the natloDsl sports of Eogland. I, In oommon with many
others, anticipated that, on the Saturday ancceedlng the
fight, notice woald, as uraal, be given In AU'i Lift as to
where the battle money, together with the belt, wonldbe
tanded over to Bayera, but op to the present time no saob
notification has been given. I last night beard that the
eeremooy of handing over the battle moneys together
with the belt, was to take place In a ttitatrt. I tmat I was
nMnforniM, and that so gallant and old-fashioned a mill
will not be marred by the concluding act; I trust we shall
oee tbe battle money handed over and Bayers reinvested
;wHh the belt In toe same manner as ths Obamplons of
the good old times, at the boose' of a fighting nan; that
Paddock will himself be pronnt, and when Bayers car-
ries his hat round the room and empties it Into the lap of
bis late gallant opponent, the Bubsorlptlon will be snob
' as will prove to him that honesty and bravery, even when
nnluocetanil, never go without their Jnat and merited re*
ward. What ooUecUon uuU be made lor Paddock tat a
' theatre f Tonrs,&o., FiiBPur.^

FlOBT FOB TuUDiT.— FlIBT OP DODUT iMO BaTUI

(ALue Taa Dbaqon) of Waiuall.— The whole of the

I money, £25 a salde, bas been made good by these Mid-
land Oonntlea men. They flabt, at oatoh weigh, on Tuea
day, within 60 miles of Birmingham. Beport speaks fa-
vorably of tbe condition ofeaob.

LvKon AKD SoiLivAH.— These ladi staked an addition-
al depoalt at Spider's, Old King John, Holy well-lane, on
Tuesday. The text, of £3 to £3 10s Is to be poeted at
Hr. Vnbrow's, Catherine Wheel, Oatheriae Wheel-square,
on Tuesday next

A KAN can be backed to fight Bob Brettle at 10 st 21b,
for £100 a side, to oome off In six weeke from the first
deposit. In the London district, the first deposit not to be
leas than $25. Money ready at Qeo. Brown's, Bed Lion,
Whlleoroes stie<!t, SL Luke's.

PEDE9TRI ANI8M,
WALxma Matob,— This was a contest against time of
a somewhat novel description, Joehna Smith of Asbton
havbg nodertaken, for a wager of £10, made with Mr.
Thomas Flnoh, o( Uanoheeter, to walk eight miles In two
bouts, and to carry a legal fi6 lb. weight tbe entire dis-
tance. Smith Is, we believe, a dealer in, or hawker pf,
tobacco pipes, and hence he Is aooostomeid to walk long
dlstanoes whilst orrylog heavy burdens, and this was
not the first oooaslon on which be had engaged himself
In a match against time. With regard to ue event of
to day, opinion seemed, prior to the oommenoement ol
the task, to be pretty eanally divided as to whether be
conld aooompllth It, and the betllsg at start was even.
Mr, Holden omclated as referee. The fiOlb. weight (which
was of flat eoostrnotlon) having been pnt Into tbe scale
and proncnnoed correct, It was placed on a small pad, or
cushion, on Smith's heed, and shortly s^ter foar o'clock
be started on his jonrney, tbe atmoepbere being much
cooler than during thepreoedlog week, and, of course,
more in hia favor. He proceeded on his way without ap.
parently suelalnfaig any looenvenlenoe ttom the <* slea-
aler" on hla cranium, and be traversed the first mile In
fourteen minutes forty-two seconds, 6 to fi being then ot-

feredonhlm. Dnrtaig the second and third miles be
abated In bis epeed, aad, on the latter being completed,
2 to 1 was betted on time. Smith, bowevor, kept on,
andr when he had walked half the diitanoe (foor miles or,
111 laps roand,) he hid ooonpled one hoar two mlontes
twenty-one seconds, being, of coarse, then two mlontes
twenty-one seconds behind time, ^n afterwards he
materially Improved In pace, bat In the 17th lap be began
to etagger a little, and appeared to soffer from a pain In
his back. • On he went noder these diffloaltles, with the
dead weight still evenly balanoed on Us head, and when
he had completed the 20lh lap be had nhieteen minates
left to finish the last mile. Oheered by his backers, be
baversed two of the remaining three laps, but In the floal
one, and when ho bad onlv to walk 127 yards and two
feet, he reeled, the weight fell to the ground, and, thongh
be attempted to replaoe.lt, Ulfltog It to hla breast, he did
not sncoeed In doing so. and thus the match terminated,
when Smith had foor mlnales except a few aeooods left In
which to complete It

Tbe way tai whloh the oontest was bronght to a oloae
gave rise to considerable dbpntes and aproar, many main-
taining that Smith ooi)ld have won It If he bad been eo
disposed, and this fact, we have tolerably good authority
for stating, he shbseqaently virtually admitted. Mr.
Haves after a ebort time declared all beta off; and Mr.
Holden retnmed to ^b patty bis share of the stakes,
If Smith acted as Is repnsented, and also made the ad-
mission alluded to, bis Conduct Is highly reprehensible.
Mr. Hayes, the owner of the gronnd, wm bo dlsgosted at
the affair thit he withheld the gate money.

era WLB root baoi.
HoLBOTD, HiuiNowAT, AUD DisiHa.— Saturday Jane
26, wu fine, and upwards of 1,000 spectators assembled
on tbe oroDod to wltnew the contest of one mile, between
Pleroe Holdroyd of MIrfield, Isaao Hemingway orLeeds,
and Joeepb Dining of Danilan. It may be remembered
that, on the 6th of last- month, at the Salford Borough
Gardens, in a mile handloap. Hemingway defeated Din-
taig. In the second beat three laros, each having, on
that ocoBslOD, 180 yards luri; and on the same afternoon
Hemingway won the handloap, beattaig Body of Gates-

hsad (160 yards itart) by a foot, aod Allen of Ibsches-
ter (160) was a bad third. With respect to Holroyd, wis
may state that one ot bis latest performances waa on Whlt>
Friday, when he ran a dead heat with Pomf^t ofBlick-
bam, In a race of 440 vatde for £10 a aide. Immediate*
ly after the handicap bad been decided, arUoles for ue
oontest noder notice were drawn np, which specified that
Hemlngwav, Dining, and Holroyd bad agreed to mo for
a sweepstakes of £2iS eaob, tbe winner to take the £75
and the three shares of the gate money. Mr. Holden wis
appointed referee, and this afternoon was selected for
the race, fihorily after (onr o'clock, the pedestrians en-
tered the course, and u each man looked well. It would
be Invidious to partlcolarlse, their respecUve traloeia
having done fall Jaatica in preparation, Holroyd tavlog;
been under the cue of Joeepb Etohella of Fallsworth,
Dining had been In charge of G. Darley (the obaoplon,
sprint mnner), bi.the vlclolly of Newton, and HeBuai^
way had been trained at Slannlnglev, nearLeedf. bjUB
weU known Leggy Greaves of Sheffield. The bettlDg at
start wu even on Holroyd, 7 to 4 agst Dialog, and 2 lo X
agst Hemlngwav. Little Ume was lost at the mtdt, and,
on the platol being fired, Hemingway got off Inflroat, fol-
lowed by Dining, Holreid being last. AfteraHnrywdi
bad been traversed, Dlnlog deprived nemlogkay of the
lesd, gR eight yatds In front, and In this oMsr the first
lap was completed. Shortly afterwards Holroyd pssied
Hemingway, and having tbas obtained leoond poelllon,
be soon narrowed the gap between himself and Dining to
foor yards, Hemingway belog at least two yards lii the
rear on the oonolneion of the second round, uemhigway
began to Inoreate In speed, and Holroyd more nearWBp-
preached Dining. When 200 yards from home the tbreei , ~
were nearly together, and here Hemingway once more ''
went In front, Holroyd second, and Dlolog falling Inld
the last place. From this point the oontest lay betwtnl
tbe two first-named, bat Hemtaigway at length won v^ .
cleverly by four yards. Dining being beaten lift -TU
time occupied waa 4mln Bfiseo.

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If/K K— i(r. Bp«r mtda bo reply to Um otnl of Mr. Mawirt,
nin «U«b wt Ifftr IhU Un ititemeol of Ue UU«r li, In lb* mtlg,
tmnat,- tta ou ti«ar vUsen, from octolur ItmoMtitUOD, Ibtl Hr.
■Mnut bid no Mlh kaocktd ral Id Ibt tirnjr, nelUHir wh bU dom
Mkea. V« prMsme Utbtre vara U7 toiaoiinotta In Mr. atawufi
cud, tb* lUia would hkT« baeBooatndloiad br ibou louDadlitalj
iBtaraM. ,

D, Rtidlag, !>•.—'• A udBmUie a mtUbloaboottt pifooDl.
'.AbM li-ipruiii from tbo (rtpftr B,wlioaa gsn bonla vtiao be
Ibaotl, indiba bird eactpaa, altbougb tbo obtnoai ara In TaTor or B
kIIBlf1>|1l*' tci)ldaat OMarraL Vbal, In poor opinion, iboald
b« done In anob a cua, aa regtrda couiUDg lbs bird for or agalnit
Bl".. .y,,Ia oor apliku, tbo bird li loil to a

Ourm,Vo. I, aoolniall.— 1. We knowornoilaamboiltbilarer
beat life* Jacob Btradtr'a lime od Ibe Oblo Blrer, of 110 milea In live
boon and one ninnu, I Your ItUarwuraoalrail on Monday mom-
tng, Jaly ISib. (. We bare, do rtgnlir oorrapondeni, bot oeoaaion-
tUy leoelTa llama of nen Ibroogh other oorraaposdaDti.

Tonro iMinai, Nawvarkel, Ta.— 1. Get Walker'a Muly Eiar-
otua, al any of ymr bookilrra. 9. lo commanoiog the game, yaa
moat be golded u retardi dlftaDoe, welgbl, tto,, by year own Jodg-
BCBl, laklDg oare not lo lai yoar luaDgih to any great extant at drat,
bit InortailDg ai yon grow loonilomed lo tbe aporU

Hd Jiia— 1, Tbe Idea la moat eioellent, and ir a proper laeaUon
abonldbeialtoled, we Iblnk the expeilment will prore noeearoL
I. Ballay retired (romboilneaa lome ytan ilnoe. 8, Ilia not iMn-
ally neoeaiarj lo indariUDd ihort-hand. 4. We wUl be bappy tO'
iBM joa u far aa we ara able.

a. A. D., PhlUdalpbla.— The total anonnl In the bandi or Ibe ftake-
boldtr beoomei foiratlad, In cue eltb<r yaobi aboald not itart In Ibe
noe aooordlig lo tba artlolei oT igreamoDi, nnleai ttaare li ■ apealal
dkoi* llmlllDg the forrell to ■ lied amonnl.

auaoiii.— ■' A Itn an order for a pair ol boota, bat illar Ibey are
mide, tbey do not lall bim ; B oomea aloof aad puebuea tbe boon

Wbkih or tba paitlea ware Ibe boela made (brt" Tbeywero

Bude for the one who giTO the order for Umbl
J. J. a— "flaaf a dcolde ■ bet, by ilating whether J. anm made t'

boMenm In tbe late (real baae ball matob-": Mr, Onimran

bene, owing to an OTerltaiow, bnt In bti« ball pailanoe be did not
Bike a borne ran. / ^ '

FBLunreus— Tberewaiadramatloanoouilloii (n tbii etlyor-
(Ulnd nader iha name or Ibe " H. A. Parry," We ballaTa U b now
known aa the Uetiopolilan, We are wK ■^^n.i.ii,;^ ^ ^ m
Btmbeia. ■ ■

}■ 0. W;— CWcld —Tear opponnia bare no rigbl wbitarer lA In-
tarfere with the dlipoalilon yon make or yonr men, whelber II be
vUh the long atop or aoy odo elie, Bycn ibeold baye been ran by
both parllu, there baying been no agreement to Iha aontrary,

ObitDT, PbUadelpbIa,— We ean rbrwird yon Ibe Oriokel VantL
prtoe 10 oaotf , wbmh la tbe txil work on Ibe anbltot lo be bad here!
lia thaoriea and loatraoUon aoat b« wiU oarrlad onllnprMUoe,
bowertr, berore yon oao hope to axbel,.' . ■ .

tfciOTDiipp, aDtonJla«,-lf,iayoBiay,yonrarmlabronghi
below the ihonlder on Ita rolan, jenr bowling la Ur. Ibe law doaa
■ol aay that Iha bowler moat tl no Ubm gel bl« band abon lb«
ibonlder,

Oaman BuDa, PMltdalpbla^— Tbero ine been yirleaa " eh»D.
plonbelu" roofbt for In bgltnd.: Ib*;ooe rMtnlly fbaght fbr la
oompinilTely new, the flnt tonlail tor U belst Ibit betwata Sajen
andtheaiBiher,lnm7, •• , .

anaoimiB, Now Bedford.— We bay* no knowkdg a wbelber or not
eolored people were erer admitted to all parte oT tbe Beaton Theatre,
on the lame Ibottog wUh wbltaii prlTita boxei Inoladed. We pre-
nma not, bowerar. \-. ■

A. D., Andovtr, N, J,— 1. Baya^Mnt yon tbebaek No'a. X W*
know VI no inch man being matohcd' to flfbtTankee ftilllyiB. 8,
Oon, Qnhui If In noy, - ' l : ■ . ' ■

F, K. B., Boilon'— Wobid already ibadj(iip.bara(nnMmenl depart<
ment, when yonr letter reaohed la on Tneid«y; -'.tbainka Ibr yonr at-
lontloDi,

Hilar, OIlDloD, Han,— A ball moil be pitshed alralgbt from wlokot
lo wloket, to lay a baiiman llible lo bo out L b, w. ; oonieinently,
If It la a lllve wllo, be woold not be oal

Biwin— 1. Brittle la lookodipon aa ohimplonor light welfbla;
Air Walker la ohinplon of feather weighta. 3, Biyera' weight, in bin
reoenl battle wllb Paddook, wia IMIbn., or II atone.

0, H. VoTia, Clinton, Iowa.— Tbe noklog pue or a bone ti deflne l
by Webiler to be an amble, hot wllb a qoloker and ahortar tread than
pining.

a. NliMW.— 1, Tba Derby or ISSe wai run ror berore Whitmonday.
a, Tbe belght or Tr>nl>y Charoh from tbe aldewalk la 311 root 8. The
Adrlatlo neyer logged noro thin II mIlea an bonr on her Drat trip,

A.H.,Weat Uth aireet.— Morrluey'i height la ilz feet, lo that
,|enlleman binuell Informi <u,

Qnoioo —1, A. SUteban wai In no way rrltled to Yankee BuUInn,
'%, iMif BaSiillc coBn)enaed ber career on ibo t|urr m 1631.

Wl'Qi, OiWogol'TfThete.l« n'o))aper pnMiebed In Ihia oooAlrytbat
-deyolts as tnnoh apaoe to ibetuicala u'the Cumn,

Dimi'iapuibiilr.— i letter '''lybn, ft bare for-

'viurdMtoyodyaddrtU,' at Ole/tUDd; Obl«'l^

bbb'Owm,— inraib yonr dciariptlon,'we'BbOTid ny that no remedy
' woild baorierrloe to Ihe dog lObpted In the manner deiorlbed, '
: . ji«'akiT,£alaklll.'— The nport looks' Ilk* a Floin Gal afftlr,- not
Magpro^lyiWUMfUenled, ' , .. I ' ;.,^v. '
: r. -fl! WnXW. starling — Thaoki for.yoor good wlibci. Do tl yon
Ibatly tn|t yoa ibaU net be duappohiled.

j. Jioopir,! Amtlardan .rTba tnalyilri -hu bMn nJilVld; will yon
I forward It Id ua agtio, and oblige t '

'■'TIT* fi'iniT'l'i —'^ • TCBTBd^

tire arrived rery opporlonely, fbr which locept cor tbanka,
. TinnGaoioi, OlpolonML— We kava nCaw eopin of Ibe Fistoiui,

Ouma tererl'td to; price all ceata a No.,
. E.:C, Emm, NleboUi,— Toar inbtoilpUon hu neiily ilz montb*

' Vaifa Bni. Cinlen.— ir inllable for onr oolnmni we will gtr* 11
fVVUeny with pleMoro. - '

' iL J, D .'BuioagCi —rhtn wu nsrer incb' tlme u 3:10 made In
pMlag. F>oib'>ntu' Una or 1:1TK H tbo beet M leoord. .

Oiuion; nuibnrgb.-Tov nggaluoita wUl reeetre die oon-
. ik|«iupn..-! .-

' ;B.'a4l,l. Hew York -Mtdigi—WlU Jon piMie to ma* yoor
«MiUm,aJlule moreixpiiolir

' ^' ¥Vzf' ''^"■''•'Pb'a —Yoor fayonble BcUoeof ou yonngblandj
■if Jjlg^troiierl^andoraed. ..

J|^r>^.ai,,Chloago.-Ooaey Uno^^ that w« *r« nwir*.

Bo^ Bpt,'.>IUwaukle.—Thuiti for many riTOM.

f,. Jf^opu HorrlMcy wai born In Ireland.

BfVjci Sn'lfuie.-'BUobin'f llle, Ohio, Joly IT, HIT. Ml. Iain
()oiin;'InolloelnyepMDawaritooorrtipnni)oDiatbat Inqulrlea are
(rtqiknUypitdB •• bow to free yoor do|i and kennoii ofleu 1" Having
been ^neyed with Ihai'epeati roraono time, I «u Indnoed to try a
bedding ol Ftngytoyal (Nedeomt FulegioldM), a plant ihu'la Indigen-
ou to all. piru.cf .lb* Dolled IHaiei, and; In one week tbey wen all
gone, I bate beeli told lhat,'lf loaiiered la plues Iictaenud by red
anil, UwUl'banlah then alls.' ToDra,elo,, dDun.

Wnmuia Hatch.— NoDOUd' 7a.', Jily Slit, IMS, BsnoiCiimR
Siri A wreiUlng matoh qame nil at Ibli pUoa on Ihe mih tut , For a
pone cm, between Jobnn'y. Quiley and Birry Alton, at m Mlaili'
■IppI awlmnlni gronnd. After a alrajglo or about llmlnniea, Alton
waa oUbned the vlnier. The piwty took a' bathing afterwirdi on Ibe

•inogtlt of 11, ut when tbey got thnoib,' a match wu made by tbe

....... . .. •.. yi. . ..

Ulatndyou,
Bonr A<

AFoz.OHAintooltplBoo on tne 22nd 'lintatit, at ibe
Moant Aire; (Hrden, Booth Oamden, N. J.i kept by Hr.
HlUer, for ffblob there were qtilte • uamber. of entries.
The fox wn lot loose at ao mioatta Bheid of the doga,
bat the latter got on -tiie ulialght traok, and ihe fMt
prise .wsB won' ti; Mr, O.^tler'i hoaQd- floepdragoD, Ivbd
II tr«ed"> the, inn In <ihe >4niiB o( big owner, wh»e
Bernard very cuoolngl; took ghelter'fcom hli parsa^TB.

tar In Mr. PiteriAn'ioonitnonl«klM laonrCbe6k*H*Mrttunl,
b the' ililb line from Ihe boitom',tlihonll nid <■ omItUig Jud w,
talefd of xj" alone. i r.-7r>t..

Thi AMiaiOAK Obimpiohbbip;— The offlolal announce-
mentl made In lut week's Cuffib, that a matoh hid at
laet been made, and arttolM of agreemeeiii ilfped for a
pogllliUo contett between John 0. Hetnaii, (the BeBtoja
Boj) and John Uorrlia^y, for Hve ihoniand dollei* and
the ObaDplonablp of Ametlea, rery, natnrally oraatcd
maoh exoltenent In iportlog olroics thirongbonk the oonn-
try at large, and apecnlatlon VeMne at onoeiilfe aa to
the probable ulUmite r^iiU of ti« battle. Thit Intereit
InthliDatolilinot oosSncd t6NewTorkal6ne;on the
coBttaiy, whererar the (hJiraBoIfindatee, there will 700
And thli natoh the ohiaf topic of ooiivafaitloa. We regret
to. lee that ume of onr oltjr joomalg are endeavoring to
aatoolate tbo nutoh with polltloal inaitoiB,'and to create
an Inipretrion that Bome of onr moit prominent poUUoal
eharaoten are ioUyelj IntdreitlDg theumlvea in the af-
fdlr. What otjeot iheee Jonraala can have In thoa mls-
repregentlng laota, we are at a logi to diiteimlne. Per-
hapi they wlah to make a little pollttoal capital for them-
■eWee. But, we moitlook for all eorla of teporig while
tbla matoh Is pending; ihe " retpeetable preie" seem to
take etpeolal pains to glre wrong gtatementa of nearly
eTery (porting .event that traptplree, bnt In reference to
pngllletlo trangaoUong. they ,.dritv 'largely i||ion their Im-
agination, and healtate nct. to pnbllih aatmtbi tboae
thlngg wbtoh they know .to bb false whtlit peonLog them,
and without the least foundation In tratb. Why, even the
two lait letters which Uesoa. Uorrlssey and Eeenan sent
ue for pnblloatton have been mutilated by eome of these
" gentlemen of the preis," and, with snndry additions,
omlssloni, etc., altered to tnlt themselvei, have been pub-
lished by the " reipectablo prest" as genuine.

Now, we would caution tbe public not to plaoe any de-
pendanca In the garbled itatementsof eaoh journals.
They haye an object In thns mlsatatlog the facts which
will manifest Itself atreome future trm& 'The official pro-
ceedings oonneoted wllb this match for the Obamploosblp
will be promulgated throngb the Ourm, to whioh pa-
per alone should the pnbllblook for eorrei^ reports of the
movements of theiaeD, sjid all matters having a bearing
apon the exciting matoL The progreuofeventswillbe
found duly reooided, weekly. In our. " Bing" department.

Ho t ' 'FOB ■ THB Whitb If ooMTiTKa I— Tho Norwich and
Woroeater way to the White Uonotalos Is that which is
most approved by the oltlseDS ol New Tork, and travelers
should make a note of ibia' Both tbe CommonwealUi and
Oonneotlont are awlft, sore and elegant boats, and It takes
bnt twegty-fouF bonn of travel by sailing, railroad and
stage; to place yon In the monntain midst, where you can
take off your hat Ugh up above the world, and thank
God yon are an American. It la enongh to make any na-
tive do so, to', stand emoDg'tbose monarch heights and
survey tiie obasmi of the free and gloiy-abonnding neigh-
borhood. H<aUh and plessnrs are In every breeze there,
and the son gilds tiie heights with a splendor peculiar to
their angnat aimoapbere. Oo up, for awhile, and see what
Nature has done to delight and tUvatt manhlnd.

Emfibm Onr KioiTTA.— The preparations for the
greait Annual Bsgatta of the Empire Olty Rrgatta Olnb,
are bel^bg made on a scale of unnsual eplendor.' Tbe
regatta will take plaoe on the 'East Blver, off Conrad!a
Garden, ou tba 16th of September. On this ocoaslon
there will be foar races, vie. :-^sbigle pair sculls; two
pair eonlls ; fonr oared, and six and eight oared boats.
Tbe programme, coalalnlog l\ill partlonlara^ will be pub-
lished in next week's Cliffcb. We' hope oor Newbnrg
friends will put Jn an appearance on the' occasion, as
well as olnb* from all parts of the country. ' The regatta
Is open to the world^

. Habbt LiZASDS " CuFFu Sbasxs," In Ull waukle, was
destroyed by Are a weebor twoclooa Els Mends were
exerting iheiqielves In his behalf, aii3 It la probable he
will be Stat led again. A sparring eiblbltlou for his be-
neflt, was given In Ullwankle, 01 the 17th Inst

T&i AMsBiam H^tssa Tameb and Fabbieb Is the title
of a book just pubUaliea by George Holbtookj 290
Broadway. > It treats, of; the most proper method for
curing hones of klokuig;^ balking, and other bad habltiL

OALTFOBiai Nbws,— We are again plaoed under obliga-
tions lo J. F. Fecks, of 18 Ann street, for latest flies ol
Cdllfotola newapap era. '

A Sailing Bxoatta for boats .under 20 feet In length,
Is to come off In Boaton Harbor on the Slat Inat.

luiBgm 01 u, ut when tbey got tbnoib,' a maion wu mat
Mine. two, lo Sgbt « iIoto Sght on tbeiSib ln«lq Ibr git t ali
Vfif Wiy§ apatilng room, the l^rmile^Uiii of wtilcb I wUI 1

Qoon ViTtB -^iTora m Boonuas — The relorn maloh between
thoa* well-khown playera, Hmn. B. Lyoai add Bionil Souihird,
oama off, oni Monday, lOib Inil , al Ihe BuU'a Beid Bolel, Bergen
Point Plank Roid, X, J, In our report of the prarloua maloh betwoan
tboCe pkrllei, In obr lial week'a CiirFiB, we weie led Into an error,
owing 10 the very Impel feot ecore piper cent ni for loierllon. Tne
game wu 01 op, and not 11, Mr, Bombard proving tbe whiner, not
Ur, Lyoni, at we therein listed. The former loored 01 to the liller'i
ST. ' We wonid adrlie Ihe acoreri for the rulbre, oily to looro on one
elde the paper;u the oontrary metbod lad u^lhto Iho above mlalike.
In the leal miloh between ihoie pliyen, Bvsltailrd aiahi piofad the
winner, icorlng at 10 Lyoni' 48.

A miloh ror gtOO between thoee iime playen bu been made, and
tDO rorfelt la alieidy naked, to oome olT on Monday, tba 2d or Augoit,
at Hr. Soman', tho Waablniton irienal, fiergen HUL They are lo
pilab three boon eaah day for Ibraa daysj'ina the ioorer or Ihe moil
pulnta In lhat time lo be declared tbe winner or the ilakei. The
bonn or play to be tnm I o'oloot F. M, to S o'clock P. M. eaoh day.

MiTCB— COOBBiaim WicMM— OnTaeiday,lIth Inat., a Batch at
Qooiia, ror fiO a atoe, belweealboee playen, came off ai the Ball'a
Bead Holil, Bergen PoUit PlankiBud, N. J., ^aftfrmergaatlemin
giving bli opponent }0 polnli in 1' game or 01 op, SI yiidi pliob. Aa
Ihe eubjoined aeon wUl show, Hr, Cocbrane proved Iba winner:
Ooohrano;' Wmkia, Coobraue, Wlokea. Oockrine.' Wlokea

THE EI1I«.

The Fight for the Championship.

This Important event In ihe pngUIatlo aniala of Ameri-
ca la progreeslog satlaraotorlly; the aecood depoalt of
1250 a side having been made ou ibe 26th Instant Five
hondted dollAis a side are now duly slaked, and It will
be seen, froh the oopyof the artloles whIoh we publleh
below, that the third deposit of 0900 a side must be made
on ihe 9th ol August, and a similar amount on eaoh side
staked every fortnight notU ihe entire amount of 90,000
Is depoelted In the bands of the stakeholder. '

Or the Importance of this great match, both as regards
ihe amonnt of money at Issne, and tbe celebrity of the
two principals engaged, It Is nnneceaaary to enlarge open
at tbe present time. Bafflce It to say, that the lo^rest
which It Is already exciting among all olaases of the oom-
munlty, ihronghoat the entire continent of America, far
surpasaes that felt on any previous oooaelon, not even ex-
cepting Uie great match between Tom Eyer and Yankee.
SnUIvan In 1819.

As we annonnced last week, Hr. Horrlssey, immediate-
ly ou ihe satlalaotory arrangement of the matoh with Hr.
Heenan, left tbla olty for his present residence In Troy.
He goes Into a()tlve training Immedlatelv, at a beautlttil
spot, a short dlitsoce from that city, and has been fortu-
nate enongh to aeonre ihe services of J. Hamilton Shepherd,
or, as he le better known In the English Pried Blog, John-
ny Hamilton, a man of great experience as'a tralaar, who
has only recently arrived In tbla coantry. EeaaperlnteOd-
ed the preparation of the Eagllab Obamptoo, Tom Sayera,,
In hip Sghta with Poulpon and Aaron Jones, and aesisted
the accomplished Bob Fuller In training Bill Hayes Id
bis various encounters. HIa abilities as a trainer are Well
known and recognized la the London Blog; and, aa a
sparrer, he also enjovs a bigh reputation; tbe duties of i»'
second In a fight, however, be never nndertakea, and
In the coming Bght, we presume, be will leave that ardu-
oua and reaponalble office to other partlua, tbongh 00 this
point we are apeaking without authority. Tbe frlenda of
Hr. Horrlaaey, however, may reat ataured that everything
that akiU and experience can aooomplieh, will be uacd by
bia trainer to bring him In tbe best possible condition
to the post.

. -The BenloU Boy will also commence the work of pre-
paratloh tbhi week, a short distance from tbls olty. Tbe
moat absurd and unfounded reports have been promulga-
ted by ihe dally preea, in referenoe to tbia point, upon
which they are profoundly Ignorant The backers and
friends of Hr. Heenan, and tbey Inolode a great number
of very lofluential and reapeotable parties,' are very san-
guine of bis nitimate succeas. Hie un'aaanmliig tfii gen-
tlemanly condnot, has gained blm many 'warm!'^ersonal
frlenda, wlio are firmly supporting him under the present
olroumstanoes.

We shall, from time to time, personally vt(lt' and re-
port on tbe progress In tralolng of the two parties, so that
we may be able to fornlah the numerous firlenda'of both
with tbe moat reliable information ou tbla aobJeoL

Aa there la conalderable'lotereat manlfeated to eee the
airtloles of agreomant by which tbla match la governed,
we append them:

ABTICLES OF AQREEBENT
mniD mo tho 19n pit or'juiT, JllS, edwiim jobv aounBiT
ASD joajf a BiDix.

Tbe eald John Horrliaoy agree* loflihtlhanidJobnO.Beeninirilr
atand-n|i flghl, according lb the New Rulea or the London Frlie BIng,
by which Ihe laid John MonL'iey and John 0. Beenan henby mo-
laiUy agree lo be bound. The aald Sght ihall be tor Ihe anm of
Twenty-Sve Bondred Dilliri (81600) a ilde, and aball lake place on
the Twenlltth dayorootober neil (Wedneidar}', In dnadi- * * *

In pnnnuceor thli agraenettl,Two Bundred and Fifiy Dollari

(8210) a tide, bu tbla day been depoelted lo the handa of

, who iball be tbe flnil tUkonolder. The itoood depcail or
Two Bnndred and Flfly Dollui (IliO) a aide, aball be made on Mon-
day, the 3ath day or July, 1119, Intbu hindi oribe elikeholder. The
tbird dtpoill or Five Bondnd Dollin (SlOO) a elde, on tbe ninth day
of ADguil, 1111 ; tbe foorlh depoalt of r.ve Bundred Doliara (8100) a
aide, on ilcndiy, the 33d day or lagnit, 1618; the flnh depoili of Five
Hundred DoUara (8600) a aide, on Mouday. tbe Sib day of September,
181$; and the ilxth ud laat dopoall o( Five Buodrcd Dolltn (8100) a
aide, OB Friday, the Bret da; or October, lata. Theia leveral depoiila
to be made within twenly-roar bonri of tbe time apcofled. The eilil
John Morrliiey lod John 0. Ucenin mutoilly igree to meet either
penonally, or by reproaentat've, at — on —— and then anJ there
lota for oboica or Igbtlog grocnd In Venida; ihe parly winning the tou
10 Immedlalely Inform lbs olber or tbe placo wblob he aeleoia, ' The
men ihill be u Ibe ring between tho taooreoriwolreindlvo o'clock,
r.K , or the mu abtentio forrelt Ihe battle money. Tbat In tbe event
of magliterlal Inlerfcronaa. " tbo nmplrea and reverie ibail denlde tbo
next lime and plue or meeling. If poailble, on the tAme day. nat
tbeexpeoiei of the ropee aod itakca ahill be borne by the lArty wln-
nlog Ihe batt'e, Tbe aiikca not to be given up, 'unlea by mutual con-
lent, till birly ,won or loil by a flght. The decltlon or the reTcreo to
beBiallnallotae*.

Jn pnnniae* ol Ibli igreeDeni, wo bercunto ittioh our nemea,

. ; . > • JOBN HORKiaSlT,

Joan C. Biaiii.f ,

obliged to let them go ihe following momlog', aa they
found they bad' no power to retain them. Olddlngi,
DowoIe,.and. Phil Glare, (Dowole'a aeoond,) gave them-
aalvea np the following momlog, and balog arraigned
before ihe aathorltles, waved examination tna gave ball.

UovAOBAX AKD BoBBBTS.— Dobuque, Iowa, July 18
1868.— Ed. OuPFiaL-r-I wlah to inform Mr. Ifonaghan
that as he, or doubUeas a friend of bis, baa beao so kind
aa to lend a telearapblo dbpatota to Chicago, io say that
If I went to eee the flght with Holmes and Jack Oope at
St. Louie, I ebould eluer have to flght bim or call rayaelf
a onr, a name I do not,' by any means, wish to enjoy— I
have only to savtbatlf Hr. Honaghau will, state the
termi that he will meet me half way between boms and
home, If at all. reasonable I shall be bappy to. prove
to bim whether I ever did or ever will prove myself
a onr, by deciding It In a twenty-four foot Blog.

JOBR fiOBBBTB.

p. a— He will please answer ibroogh ibe Ouitbb, or
address to me at the Adelphl BBloon,81xth street, Dubu-
que, Iowa.

/ .

Paiza FiOBT at Nbw Obliams.— Tbe New Orlaans
daily papers of the 14th, bring accouuta of a great prize
fight which oame off In that city between two brusers
named Daniel Onnniogbam and John Hooly. Tka two
men were new to, tbe ring, tbLi being their flrat eulbldon:
yet, It Is said, they went In and came out like old bands.
There were one hundred and forty-three rounds fought,
balf-mloute time, which oconpled two hours and fourteen
minutes. For about flfly rounds bo more than one blow
was given. Gonnlngbam generally managed to get In
first and drop. Vp to the seventieth round Hooly had
tbe call, and appeared so much refreehed that bis eeconda
diepensed with the usual plokiog up and seating," al-
lowing their man to walk to his place and stand. The
seconds of Oannlngham, however, picked their man up
and seated him. Cunningham having rested anfflolently,
went at his man, and the ten following rounds
ehowed that he would probably carry the day ; though
It wavered somewhat up to the one hundred aad
thirtieth round, when Hooly began to wtelken, and oama
up slowly. Tba laat five rouade be failed io touch Cun-
nlogbam, the latter pnolehlug him severely. The one
hundred and forty-third round having been fonght,
Hooly 'a aeoond threw up tbe aponge— the 'signal of
defeat.

No Go,— The black, whoae challenge was aoccepted In
our last by a Boaton man, has suddenly become Indlspos-
cd,'aad aaya he cannot tnake tbe match at preaent HI:
lodUpoaltloh, In onr opinion, la a touoh of the " white
feather."

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' Oabd.— Philadelphia, July 24, 1858.— EorroR Clippbb
—Sir:— I noticed in your Olipfgr of July ITib, a card
entitled Carroll and Keating, In which fads were thrown
aelde, and tbe olrcumstanoes of the affair coDpletely
mlarepresented. Now, sir, a few worda to the point are
worth a volume of bumbng. I waa at the houee of Mr. T,
Conner, June 28lh, playing ten pipe,' and bad. walked to
tbe bar-room door after.playlng; whilst leaning ag^lnat
the door, I .was anddenly and violently pushed .on, -the
sidewalk. I: turned, wheu Carroll ran up to me, aekiog
If I aald I oould whip him in ten minatea- I anawered I
oonld toA'j) him, bnt not In ten mlnutei>;.he Btruak:roe,
and both tumbled In tbo gutter, Carroll on itop.. ItA^n
aald, let me up and flght fair; he agreed, and when up, I
knocked him down;, he: got .pp and. rsn for my legs to
tbrow me; we had another round, ware parted, and.wapi
Into Ibe bar-ropoL I walked Into the ten-pin alley and
etrlpped; came to him lo tbe bar-room end equared for
him; he lunged out ai me* when I fetched bim under the
ear', and oleuohed, throwing bim, I then played Ai'< own
card, bitting bim In the faoe, till he covered himself .with
hia htuida. I was' then pulled off. Aa for patty .exonaea
of bit floger, Ac, on ihe 6th of July, that la troej'but I
told bim and bla friends Vim, tbatli they aald flght, I
would fight; but they all admitted my hand wae too acre
ly. bitten to do the thing with any abow of generosity on
OatrolVs part Hy hand la well now, and I will flght him
for $60 or for sport, at any time or plaoe; a fair staud-np
Bght, rough-and-lumble, or .any way be obocaea. - Tbare
are better men than either of 'ua that have'foughtfor S60i
aod It would be an eaay thing for him, or any other man
who baa plenty of money, to shake $200 or more under'
my noB«,' and bluff nie for wont of f nnda.

WiLLuW Ebitiko,

A Pgoom MiTcn BTTWisr Oooaiiki'iiiD Wiona — A leoond maloh
betwreu iboie two partita waa played Ihe fullonlog diy, on tbo lime
gronnd, for 830; Ihe letter genuemin r«c*ivhifl 80 Rolnta lo a .game
of 81 np, 31 yardi pilch. In ihti gtme, Mr, Ouchrine gained rapidly
On bia'opp nent m lbs loore, ooiiired, ind flnilly puied bUn, win-
ning In iptendid iljle, «nd sooting at to bli anligonin'i 81. Thla
led 10 a '.v

MATon iinrm Copsiin m WmaDiu, ftr 810, tbe latter gentle-
mtn rcseivini ^1 In a game or 41 op, 31 ykrdi pitch. Tbti wai played
Immediately after Ibe prec*lln|;'gamei and resulted u foUon
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WRBSTLiNa.— An laJlan, resldlog'la the vicinity of N.
Tdrk,'Oan be baohed'to wrestle' wf- man In tbe United
StAtas within Ibti&ouda of bla height, which la ISO lbs.,
he, tbe lndlanl givldg any one 90 pounda In wdgkii The
matoii to be for tbOO Sbd npwarda, ilnd tO tike place la
six weeki,>l>bm the flrat aep6alt^ ^Ttinbi tt bona-fiit qBH,
The wieaUlfi^^b^ side boldB.

TAB Brooxltn Boxsrb — Two of dnr Bi'oqklyn pngU-
lels have recently allowed tbemsalves to g^t entangled In
the meshes of tba law, In consequence of a mutual desire
to decide their differences by an appeal to arms, (and
fists,) In a 24 feet ring. We .have said fAeir differences '
bnt, to speak more correctly, we abonld say, the dlfferen
oeaof tbeir reapeotlve friendi, who are arrayed In two
rMlIone, known from tbeir reeldenoes aa the 4th and
llth Warders.' Tbe Chqmplona are' Jem Glddlogs, who
formerly kept the Bportsman'a Ball In Hadlson < atreet,
and Peter Dowole.'bettar known to moat of onr readera
by the name of The Unknown, and who, a few montha'
ago, Isauad a oballeoge io flght Joa Oobnrn. Sunday morn-
iDgi (no wonder they got Into trouble,) was'the time ap-
pointed for the hostile meeting on tbe Coney laland road,
and before the break of day the principals and tbebr frlenda
were on their way to the rendeevous. Tbere had, .hpw-
ever, be^ii traitors in. tbe camp, and Inrormatlon bf iha
anticipated meeting bad been comnlunlaBtcd to the police
Buthorttlea, Tbe reatiU wee/ that laat aa the men had
made tbbir preparatory tolleta, the '■Btara" glimmared la
the distance, and a general stamdede followed., ' The prin-
cipals; being unenonmberied with superflados jolotblog,
soon dfstahced the puffing policemen, who were dot Ih'e
fit oODdltlon for a 'etroog run race, Tbey, hoWavitr/ba;
log fbaoWed to capture some one or other, took about i
soort bf tiie unoffending epeottttors Into oaiMj, bntVer i

C A N I N K

Matob n PiOTmnici —A milch I* to come olTit Wm, Prenllii' pit,
la Frovldenoe, B. I., on Ibe llib of Anguii, between i and 2 r.a., h«-
tveen two 43ib. doga for iSOO aelde,

OkBD —Having Men a challenge f^om Ur. Dnlfay, of Bimlllon, to
flgbl hli dog igalDii tbe boll-makrr'a don, BSloi., I wonJd Hale that
Uuffay knew that the dog conid not oamo to tbe weight. I have a dog,
however, tbal I will Bght agalnil Mr. CulTy'i Ritlier, at 89, 83, or sl
Ibi. irtoat will not mil Hr. DuDTiy, I will accommodate him at oatoh
wel|ht, ror 8i6, or u much mora aa be un raue, lo light In ibrce or
four week! irom tbe Bril depoill.

, jAMis BiowK, Bporlimao'i Saloon, Bamlltoo, 0. W.

AKiaar'a Brom,— Tbo oelebralad dog •■Cbamplon," weight IIX
lba,> belooglig lo Mr, K. J Virtue, la malched to draw the fimona
coon "Joe," belonglog to Mr, Dillon, weight 17>jlbi., In lOarcondj,
for 810 a aide, to com* olf on Monday evening, Auguii 2d, in Phila-
delphia,

Giuv BiRDKUF Bit Mitcs —A areat bindloip rat mitota will oome
off It Uirry Jennlngi', Bportiman'* Ball, 4t UadUon alreel, on Wed-
naadiy evening, Aogoil 4th, (br a handiome made collar and alio,
open to all dogi not eioeedlng 31 poaodi weight, and will be rilrly
handicapped aa fulloin>-Do*e not eioeedlng 10 Ibi , to kill 8 nta
eaoh; doge noteioeedlog Ulba., loklll I rata each; and doga not
txcaading 31 Ibi. weight, to kill S raia eacb, and the dog thai klUs
bla rata lo tbe •taorltit lime will be awarded the rrlig. Two band-
lome oolltn alu wilt be awarded to the dogi thii draw Ihe wolf
andlheeoon In the lulcieattlmo, B. J. will alio tntrodnce a pair
of newly arrived Imported dofs, which be Inlenda to maloh In lb*
fall. Alio, ho will ibiiw hie bandioaa bnoe ol bliok tan terrlen,
Ihe two nci eiceedlog 9 Iba weight, which will kill rata on Ihla oo-
tasion. Alao, tbere will be aeveni Interoating icti-to dorkig Ihe
evening. B. J, will wind np Ihe eporl ct the evening with hIa ilnt
Neliey, which will Ight any coniar ut ber weight during tho evenUig.
Bala Ibr the maloh free. Eotrance fiee: doom open al leven, to com-
menoe killing al half-pul eeven prccleefy, Admlailon, 21 oenti,

CniUixaa — I have a pound dog that I will mitoh for 810 or
IIOO a Ilde igalnil Jaoob Moomo'a red dog Mingo, 30)^ ponndi, to
Bgbl In four or Uve wceki from the flrat Uepoiit, ana una ror the
nholce ol the plue or BghUog. A natoh oan be made by applying lo
Harry Jeoulogi', 49 Madlion street, or by rcrwardlng adepoiH to th*
CurriB blllio.

Ran 1 Bats I Rati 1— Bate eent lo any pari or tho Blalei on r«eelp(
or 810 per bundred, md 88 laeeoorlly ror tho cage, which wUlb*
relumed ou receipt or the cage. Ad>lre<e Barry Jenolngi', Bporll-
man's Hall, 49 Uadleon lUoet, New Ifork,

A Ora-nd Bat Uatco took plaoe lor a aplendld oollir on Monday
evening, July lOih, u Bob Chambera' pll. In Beoond atreet, abov*
Coatei) ' f hlladolpbla, which waa won by Mr. John Oregory'a lint
Touub, in 11 leconde. The following dO|i entered:— Tom Qa— n'(
dog Bam, Im. 49i: John Oregory'a iluiTouob, 13a; Billy Blerd'a'ilnl
Fan, IOj; Billy Abrabam'a dog pup Cribb, tOi; Mr, Pleroe'i dog
Jaok, 30a. After which the pupa known as Tom and Jerry wer*
l|irned up, and they quite utonlihod Ihe finoy. Mr. Ooon wu lh*a
Introdaced, wblob wm drawn by Mr. Tom Gu— n'a dog Sam, In 18|,
and Ur. Oregory'a alul Touch InTi. Tbe eporl wa* very wall at-
tended, . ^.

A OiiAiiD NidBT's Pron will like plice at my pit on Monday even-
ing, Augoil 3d, a rat match for a iplendld Dollar, open loaii'dofi.
John Grrgory will alio ihow Ibe fancy bow hli lerret kllla rata; then
will be ooon drawlng. and'a tnm np between Thomia Lower'i wbll*
dog Clinker, and John Oregory'a dog Duty; Tom and Jerry will bave
a turn np, Ibtte will he'iome fancy doie exhibited.

Bob (TnawBin, 111 8d itreel, PbUadelpbla.
An Ou> FroiTiOAm inna FiiU).— Dick Bnckloy (allu) Butcher
Dick Intenda giving a grand nlghl'a iportonTneaday evening, Aogut
lOlh, at Barry Jennings', BporlimiD'a Ball, 40 Hadlion itreel; two
hundred ral* will ha given free of charge ror gentlemen to try their
lltUedoii; three 'oollen will alio be given uprliea; lat collar for
tbe dog that kill* S rata In the qnickui time; 9d collar for tba dog
Ibli drawl tbe wolf In tbe quiQkeat time, and the 8d collar wUl be
given 10 the dog Uial diawa Ihe ooon In tbe qtilokeil lime, Bevenl
or Iho New York, Brooklyn and Willlambargb fanolen have promlied
to give Dick ■ bumper on Ibli oooailon. Tbere will be nnmarons
turn npi during Ihe evening, and tbe widd np wiU b* b*twe«a Hirry
Jennlngi' dog Jack, liad DIak'a dog Danger. Ooon open at 7, to com-
mcnoe al ball-pul 7 precliely. '

Gaid — Cbirleitown, Maai., Joly. 38.— Mb. F. I]ob w—Dar Sir: It
appean lo me that Hr. fl,MigilI,.of Boaton, hu not made blmielf
luOloiently noloricui u a inean dog fanotar oo formor ooou|ons, b*
wlihu to let Ihe reader* or the Curraa lee tbal be la a mean man u
well. Be nsTcr oOTered lo make a milch with me; I never apok* to
him about anilhlngof the kladln ny life; I alwaya wiih lodeal
with honorable men, and I kbow tod much about Mr, Haglll to pili-
lake bim for one, I wiih ilo let the readera of tbe Currai know
Ihitthero wai, nor K nooonneallon belween me and Mr. I)nlgl«y.
Bo that If Mr. Magiil wiihea to tbrow itonea at me, b* iboold do It
dirccUy, and not over the ahonlderi of Mr. Quigley.,

' ' ' Jio. MgiMT,'
' [W* have rcoslved another lelter from Mr. Qoigley on tbla inbJeol,
bni u ail parllea bavo bad a bearing eacb, wa doaet oar* tobava lb*
dijcnulon conllnned.— Ei>. Cur.]

' JackakdObif,— A mitohbubeen made between John Oooper'a
dog Jack, or Baaton, and Nil Rlley'a dog Grip, of Obirleatown, al 18
poundi, for 831, to take placo on the 8d of Augnal,

Grand YAcnr Baob for $600.— The race between the
yaobta Griaoe Thome and the David Kirby,, for tbe sum
of I3S0 aslde,.oame off on the 26tb Inst, The Qraoe
Tborne belongs tp ihe New BoohoUe .Yaobt Olnb, while
the David Kliby la. the property of, the Harlem Model
Toobt Qlub. Thoif lioata have been matched together
previously, when the Di^vld KIrby waa proclaimed ihe
winner, owing to ihe Grace Thoroa having carried awa^
her jib when tba race waa apparently In^ar fayor... The
dlseatlsfaotlon at this letult led to the present match.
The distance aslled was about 20 miles, tbe yafihts
starting from Biker's Island, sailing np.the rlveriiTPpnd
a buoy moored of Sands' Point, and returning tio the
starting point Tbe Grace Tborne won the maiott In
gallant style, beating her opponent by ten minutes.
kXhete was a largo mutter of tbe patrons of aqoatte
sporta, and'a large amonnt of money cbanged handB on
the oooaelon, the betting balsg very spirited.

KEW tbRK CLiPPEk.

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THEATBlCiL BECOBD.

^onmtBti tad Oce vtcdcm in the TbutilMl ud Kniloil
tttUaian, Oireu OoapulUt ItUcpUa Ittmdtn^ •to.

fa tak' FMSBBOa.— W* dMlii lo nOa Oil dtptrtmwil sot <n]j
fctHMUm ">* fOBMl radw, 'bAI (WfU io Uia profbHloi. Tb«
(kBTB «[tai.')*t*i wwywbtw » rt oi» ud utnoM "dnoliM"
mttj aiteoilv.'>'7i >>M. nmiib Itat medlaa oT our Utiu ilwM,
-tbenXira, foo eik' Uie whemboDti" ud •< whitatMl*' oT

woh oUwr. Drop ix^ ■ VOj bUI, a Mwiptpar, a Une or liroi ib*
-aoTtDanli or jvmHk ■■d Uum UndkM wUb 700, w (hit It 017
moh a OB Hoiidi7 or Tit,*''V of eub w«ek, it Uu brtbuli ud It
will tppair la that wMk'f Ia°<>«; wliloh li dliiriboM and ftirinidtd
^«(eiiliihmi|bootUi«coaiilr>'oiiffadieida7Bonlif. 1f*<)bar|*
■otblsg fbr raeordlDf Iba iiiot(i&.o>I( of oor DModib adlbar do wa
d«Diid or Mt/otm <fmt kind t«t n dolDf. Wa whb 10 eoaUnns
ttaOnnBUtnlUbla orfu nirUiab<>.Mfltof Ui« pn(Miloa,aBd
Ibanbr enaad Iba apbera ot III ualblB^

OUT BDMIIiBT.
ItoBi if no obaDf a or mnmaiit lo sola ilnoa onr liit; Iba Ibettroi
IbM waia oloatd, ramtuiliic lo, wbUa Iba (aw Ibal aUampi lo nonj
ool tbe ituoD, bare baao aalBdaollr eoooiiri(«d toir;^loaaliuia
toDiar.

Iba drana of Iba " Daad Bonr," ball Iba board! of Iba Katlooal
dailBf Iba weak. Ud iba a>il nigbl of lla rsprattDUUoo, Iba Ogbt-
bif tcane, Iba moat Inlafaiisf in Iba plaj, wai ool ool, or rauar,
Iba ipeotiloia wara lafl to aoppoaa Ibat Ibe oODltat took ptaoa, Iba
two balllfartoli letTlii( Iba iU|e lo ■• fiibl II oui" babind Iba actoaa.
mi wu >f kiDf too mnob, asd tba entire audleaoa bliaad ud booted
•i onl7 a Nallooal orowd o»a blu. Toeae uomtilakeabia auni ol dli-
approbaUon were not witbout proper cITwL for oo anbatqoeni even-
taift " Ibe Oibi" look place la praiesoe of Ua aadleDca. Xbe pleoa
wea wall-rcoelTad,

Tba f loraocet btva 00 oanta to oompliln of Iba attenduca at Ibeir
ularlalnmagti ; altboufb Bot full, tba bouaca bare bean fair, buarlDf
tba partite aieiait loti. Tba waeiber bat beea Gomforubla, ud,
all IblDga coQildered, Ibe <*anom«rBea»n"at Walitok'a cunot be
looked upon M a tellore. Tba rioreooti will remain a few wacka
lovier. 1
' Tbe "oaobloatlOB" at Nlblo'e, are nofUOInf praltj wall, allbosgb
tbey but on u iboiib Kbtj were mekUg bcapa oTnoner. Brottaen
Brooibui, BItke, ata> Ilea sol a life of Inaeunir. Would Ibat ibalr
lalania were better appreolated.

Aoong otbar green room on dtfi, It la laid Ibat Mr. Coaldoek will be
bnri Kcaoe'a leading mu nnl aeiton,

"Tbe Indeeonbtble aenialon oreeted tt Baranm'a Hoianin, b; Iba
paetil'Br ud del'gbifal cDlarlaianienl of Ibel elogaitrl; ekuful ud
pipular dealer In tbe BI*ok Ait, koowB and reoogolied all over tbe
world aa Wjotn tbe Wpndeiful, bu tmflidtkenanaienaitloprdeng
hit opoptnuiK " Bo tbe bill nj; but it'i oniya gtg— uia bouiaa bare
sol been fUil enoogb to lenpi iba muagement 10 do U7 anob Ibbig ;
tt'a lbs atme oDgegemeot.

Hr. ud Uri. Clai enca Boll bare inoceedad Joa. Frootor at Iba Na-

A Frenob dramailo oompuy are bolding forlb at Uetnpolltao
Hoflo Hall, Id Broadway, and, " for Ibe porpoae of givlog aTer7 per-
lon u opporloDliy of wiioeeelng tbe performuoea, tba prloai of ad-
mlulon are 0DI7 11,(0 aod It omia." So tba bill aaji. Let na all
ta tbukftil for Ibeee amall fivoia.

Iba Bryant* re openou at Ue^binlot' Hall on Ibe Ufh, Iba eon.
pu7 conprlse tbe aeme lanilenien a< belbra, t^i : Uacan. Preoder.

Sail, Pcroiral, Oarke, Ualkiry, laeaoa, SIforl, ud Dan, NeU, and
eny Bryant. We do no| Ibiok Ibe ntnagemeni bava abown good
jadgaeslln peimllllBg Mr. Untwortb lo leare ibem. He la a good
atrdalalixni**.

Ben da Bar, m Ibe New Orleua ud SI Lonla tbealrea , adTerlliea
lo be In New York Ibia weak. People on Ibe look onl (br obuoea
will pleue lake notioe

•■Tbe forrloers" ere galtlog np uolber "go," to ooma or In Jonea'
Wooda on tbe Sd, 8d aud dib Init. We do not look fur eo atroog a
torn cat u Ibere wu at ibe prertooa feiUTal,

Tbe eltTcolb annual benelt of tbe aDerlou Draoatlo Food, Is ar.
lugedio lake plaoott tb 1 Academy of Maalo^oa Monday erenlog
aexi. A mositer perrormeece will be giren, and II la boptd Ibat
Ibero.wlU be a large auaedeooe.

Wbat a eel of buy bodite webavebtbe "prciagaog." Someone
erolberof utiialwaya pr)lig Into aoma ctbar body'a bulDcas or
prlTate atTiln. Now, oely Ituly, an eipoaura wu made of tboee
tolrtaaea wbo etil under falte colon by atanmlog tbe lllle of " Ulai,"
wben, In realliy, tbey were bound In tbe bonda of counblal felloily
" lopg, long ego J' ud are weilksowo <n tbe proleailOD u "old mar-
ried women. " Bcrore ibia eipoee bed been aulered to die onl, aome
ebap olbiobed tbe tubjeot by gUlog tbe maiden ud married nemea
of tbeae ladlet. And, to add Inaull 10 Ipj'iry, aoma one elaa came onl
wllb a lltl of oamea of Iba moil promlaenl aclora ud actraaaea, witb
Ibe age (only to tblok of 11) of taob one atlacbed to bit or bar name,
"TbUwtatbeuDklaaaetcuioraii." Bai,notaaUtllad witblbe wrongt
already heaped upon Ibe unulTiiDdlng beade of Ibe diadplaa of Tbepia,
tbe Ainday Qnirier man goea la wore and, PanI Fry ilke, worma bim-
lelf Into Ibe iwpdderoe ot cur Ibealrloal fcleade ud, wbelber by fair
meana or foul, we kuow BOt,'ucariaioa tba todlrldatl aalary ud for*
Ine of eaab, ud fortbwiib pnbllabea 11 to tba world. Aa our readen
may deaire lo read Iba Omicr'i aiUrla on Ibia anbjecl, we unai IL
Afler a few lolrodnolory remarke ooBeemtig Ibe piuuea Ibat aotort
ud aoUeuea rtoelre for Ibeir labor, Ibe wrller goea on to uy tbtl
"In order Ibat none of onr yoon.er retdera, who may belong to ama-
lenr Ibealrloal aiaodiUona, and wbo may form delnalra Ideu of lOe
aplendid Inoomea Ibeir taleote will give toom, wben tbey oome fairly
before tbe public on iba alage of a real tbeaUe. may go aatray, wa
glTO Bsob Blatltllca at are wllbin oar reaob. Forrett'a terma are
•200 per nigbl, or balf Ibe bonic-^not half tbe proflia, but balf of all
Uie Doeey lakea. He la probably tba only mu on Ibis or Ibe olber
side ot tbe AUuUo, wbo oonld uk ud gel soob a earn. Bat Ibis large

ey la not to be looked upon u a aalary. George Jordan raoeiTea Ibe
'goal re golar ialary o( any mu on tbe alage In Iba Uoltad Biataa,
Ho gala aiU per week (gocd lookt will tell).. Lealer, Broogbtm,
Bleke, Jtnea Walltok, Wa'ool, Hrnry Fiaoide, Eddy, Cbarlet
lUlbewt, for aolf ud wlr^ ud Conway, wben playinc on a laltry;
leoalra tlOO per weok. Ji ITiirion baa beea recelrlog (78, bnt Intends
damandiot more next aeoaoo ,0. Wbeallelgb. Barteu, H. A. Ferry,
fem Flaolde, (10. Mark Bm'Ib. O. Pope, A. B. Darenport, O^o Hoi-
lud. ud T. B Jobotoo, 140. H. B. FSIUpa (prompllpg ud playing),
O.'Wi Clarke (managing and playing), O, a Boolftoe, Q. a. Fox,
Jobn Slou.a. Walkloa, tat. tircaToaor, SetcbelLJ. WblUng, V.B.
Clarke. Aed R. Jobotton, SIS Caooll, J. Ungard, Holmu, J. 0. Ref-
. ton. A* Fi'tierald, F 0 Wpm;ea, 110, 0. Sallabary tod Hartip, tl6,
Dunoan, tit ; Tree, 110 ; Budget. IS : and J: Slerling, II. Tba Bar.
J. Buickland, wbea iQ uior, reoaWed SIO per week ; Ibe Her. Mr.
Corey, >i9, and tie Hot. Mr, Wenlwortb, wblleontbe ttage, tt per
-week. Sapernumerarles are paid twenty-Sre cenla ptr ulgb|— Ofty
wben tbey blaoe. Tne weekly aalarlis of Ibo aolreaiet are about ai
Ibllowa: Mrs. Uo'y, WO: Hra. Venon, SSt ; Mary Ouood, tSO:
His. Hogboi, tllea we la, Ulta Hatbaway, Rota Cllna, Mn, rarker,
ud Ada OlirtoD, tit ; Urt, Allen Ud Mab SIOTeni, $10 ; Ida Ter-
noD, gtS ; Misi Tree, MIta 3. Orion, and Mlia Blabop, tU Balletglrlt
from gS to It per week eacb. Btelda Ibeee there ue Ibo alars Ibat

Slay In oorJeuoUon, like Hr. and Uia. Barney Wllllama, Mr. ud Mrs.
lorenoe, Ur aodMrs B. Oavenpoil, BonreloaalludAgoeaBablo.
son, Hr. and Hra. Stark; Cbaofiau and Hiaa Alberllne (Ibia Arm la re-
oenlly dUaulred) Mr! and Mrs, ffaller,ud olbera, wbote Inoomee
■ vary wllb tbe place In wblob tbey ut, The WUIIaniaea and Fiorenoea
.gsnerally take tbe Ibeaire tbomaolTet; Aunma all rake, ud lake all
tba proma Tbe DaTcaports (EL) lako balf Iba iiroOia, or from
tllO 10 1100 per work. Tbe Bonroloaulla, and Ibe res> named, balf
profllt. Hiia Darenpurl playi for balf prollt HUs Heron and Hitt
Csabmtn uinally lake tbe bogie Taking Ibe beet ot Ibe abora salar-
ies, allowing fur lust time between aDgaiemanIa, the eipenaea of
wardrobe (exira waiblog, fbr tba wardrobe Is often a eonilderable
llara In u aaior'a axueoaet) , ud olber drawbaoka, ud II will be seen
Ibat tbe pa; of aoiora la'by no moui eiiraTagant, Aid It mnit be
bona In mind that tbe above are Ibe t'alarles ot proeperont timet,
' Md Ibat In tbe preeent paole tbey are oat down to wbat la by conr
leay larmed two tblrda, bat meana aboal half, and Ibia balf It not al'
wtya paid. Uuder tbeae olrououiucei, II oin baldly be eipeoled
that Ibeia aboiild ha many rlob aoiurs. Tbe waallbloat among Ibam
•re rorreal ud Bnrton. Forraal, bcelda bla real eauta la tbla oliy
•ad other properly, baa oiaof the Bieat prlrala lesldeDCea bi Broai
street, Pblladelpbia. Bnilu bu a lae. prlvaio realdenoe near 6k
Jobn'a Park, a bandiome oonniry bouia at Oleo Oort, bla Obambert
street Iheaira, ud oibor property. Tbeae two aoiora arc worib about
'-4B00,0OOeasb. Barney Wllllaae bu been very prcaperons In'Eog-
lud, and may be set down at ITO.OOO. Oollloa, Ibe friab actor and
Stoger, la cooeidored worth about ISO 000 ; Cbannran aboal the tame,
uit HIta L-iTenport about u much. The latter bai u agreeable real-
deno* near Batten, Haaa, Bonrolcanll and C. W. C'trko may be aet
down:(br llt.OOO oaob, ud'eteb oani a bindiome dwelling In a
ikiblonabit q la ter In ihlaolty--lba former bla In nfleentti siraet, tbe
taller I1U In Tweniy nlnib atreel, NeaSe and Ibo Fiorenoea abont
■910,000, Brougbam, gddy, BKii Logan, ud Hitllda HeroD, bate
•boat-IIO.OaO eacita ; Haggle Mllobell about |T,COa : Bdwln. Booth;
•1,000, ud A H bareiipoTt, 11,000. This dots not, of ooarie. lo^
«lide every iima of cminenae m Iba prolbaaloo, so does It perhaps
aiaotly elualff orery one la 11. TbU le not onrobjeot-ud la, be-
sld^ Impoitlbia in a butlly wriliea artlole u Ibia la. Oar pnrpoae
'■•rely is to show, by the help of aocb fioU u readily occur to ui
that the alage does noi preaaii ciuaragant lemptiUona In tba way 0 '
Moanlary rewarda aTtnto iboaewhohaTeafalrahereer U1estft>r
tt.' WokreJiptendeaTOrleg to make ogi a ease for Ibe alage agaloti
ibe pDbUo-not at all ff e are meiely iialing ftcti, whereby tboee
Sfflbllkjus ot blalrlotlo dlillDoUon may know wbal lo expeel, and alto
la sailtty a reuoaabls onrloilly ga ibe lart ot Iba pnbllo u lb Iba
wages paid lla farorlle aerTaols. lbs work of Ibe sligt la bald-r
■snoeess not always cerltlo— applanio delloloaa wben u oomaa, u<l
the anbslullal reward In dollara and etnia— wby wa ba«a writlan to
vary Utile purpoia, IT Ibe reader bu not a tolerably acbnrau Idea of
II by tbit lima.

The war between Iboaa rival barjolali, Ueiars. Fox and Cosworib,
wblob, dorlog Iba aeuon of louUrilr on tbe boarda, bu been oarrled
oh Ibroogb tbe prtsi, promlaea 10 be Irantferredf lo the il«|o tbe
'aomlog teiioB, if we may be allowad to Jodna. Tba fdllowlog la ibe
Itteel " bollet-ln;" It la from Doaaoilb'a Palxban, gnn ; " Bainaou
Jily Sid, lltl. Funqoan-AoriWri Iknow tbatyoa bavabees
unoyed by Ible oontrorerey belwtaa Hr. Fox ud mytaif; bnt bla
lut (inigloB In yourvaintblt pap*r rtqulras some notice at my banda.
Bo Ikr u Ibe tbinrd olalm Mr. F. aela op, raiatlT*' lo tbe oiiglnsllly
•ttbe "HioDarrell'a" iaooDaarDed,lsuUdlDmyU«tBO(atbatliwu
an old Iblig, revamped lo tilt oir boslatss, ail Wtiiuf at Bryul'i

wtekt befora Hr. I«x tbosghl It of aDiBelaet Impoilaaoe to aptrmri-
alt Ha alto obargca me with belog a oopleat of bimielf uo apuro-
priatlDg bla aiyia and wardrobe, and with Ibe orbneof'iltaliiw <be
work of bU t»<iu(r) Mow, wbu Hr. Fox oUlna a pecillar aiyla of
draaalsg ud oblivarisg bla aou. be ibonid remember Ibat Dan Bm-
mei, onforionaialy, preoedad bim hi everylblng pertalnloi lo bla ori-
piaal atyle of hnllaeia ; ud, u asolbar apcolmen of bla oHilnalliy, I
would almply refer lo a aoag recently pabhabad by Hall, ••JobnoF
bu no Eoaal.hera," wblob la oredilsd to the nbiqnlioui Fox; tto
melody of wblob, bowever, belonp lo Hr, Hanudei, tbe iollarlst.
u be U prepared to prove. Hr. Vox slmld not u>k of other
parformera alealiog tunas. In eonolwlon, I need ooly aay Ibat
my peroepUooa of memi ud (mm are probabl7 u unla u
Hr, Fox i, and u for aloging bla songs In New Tmk, tba Briuto
made II • ooDdiUon of my eogagemtni tbst I ibonid ilnino song
of bis on Ihair slaga,.ud I ballsva that In no one Isaunoa did
I break tbetgreeounl. II I have tba mUlbrlue lA look oraot like
Fex, wben on the alap, I amiorry tbsrafbr, udwoold ebuge If pas-
tibia; but, wben doing my bulaast, I endeavor to ul np 10 my oon-
oeplloa of Ibe obaraoier I utome, wllbont delnaling from Ibe hard-
earned lurelt of otbers bi lbs profeaica. At for Ibi charge of
bebiga " yonag nun In Ibe bailness,"Iou only Uy, I hope I may
ptvar be galUy of the folly of anlTarlBg s llula Dta jtalniy to IbOb-
enoe me Ui m> bileroonraa wllb olhan who may be eaooaraged by ■
guerpos pabllo la pnma ibe same line of hotlsata I may have
adopled, " hot be osa of thoae-wbosa follies oeaie wllb Ibeir yonlta."
WIUi muy thanks, dear Currai, for Ibaklod wordi yon have favored
me with at timet, I will tay thai Iba New.Tork pabllo will aoon have
u opporlanlly to oompara tba oonlealuU wbo have already Uken too
maobofyonrvaloabletlma, Wltb mnob reape.1, J. Ubswobth,

Dadd7 Bice (Jim Crow) bas been engaged to perform wllb Wood's
H'aatrels.

Wa deilre lo call tbe aptolal atlenllon oflbe profeaalon lo u enlar-
talnmeni aborlly to be given In Ibia city for tba bonaai ot Hr. James
Carroll, one of the old Ktblopiao BObo< I of performers. Mr. Carroll
baa been OMBncd lo bla bed for Ibe Ual two moniba wllb that die-,
treaelog aod diogeroaa ccmplalol. brmorrbage of Ibo laoga. We
raw him a few daya alnce, and be looked u ihooib bo bad aulfered
teverely. He la now convaleicenl^d mey, wllb proper care, be
bloaeir again. We had recanily mnaed bim, and Jadied be wu ma-
tlcatlng among Ibe green fields of iba oountry, loaioad of wblob, how-
ever, be wu alooal at dfaib'a door. Be lul perrbrmeJ with Peel'a
MUiBtreli, but wu compelled to reliDiinltb bla post on accoant of ni
nau. We Irual all In the profeulon will aid, la aoma way, lo make
tbe approaching leillmonlal a beneOl Indeed. In oor next, we will
aonoDDoe the time ud place where the beneOt will be given,'wlib
the oames of these wbo m ty vrilonleer their atebiaace. Let at all
endeavor to make Mend OairoU't lesllmonlal a anbilutlal loku
our feellsga towarda bim,

AMATBDB THBATBICALB.
THB.Avotrna. orguixad Hay 2tlb, IBtl, for Ibe Iratllme held forlb
at Humor Hail, on Wedneaday ev.enkig, Jaly Slet., on which o«-
oulon Ibey produced a neat .ud tploy bill. Io daly boond to the
oaoie, onr dugoal fur Homer Hall, and lu oveo heal atmcephere
notwltbalandlng, wa propelled In adireol Ibie for the sbowboote
ud managed, aRar making a tncoeutol exit Ibrongb a bhyrlelb of
"dIfflkllHet," lo reaob ibere lo a tUle of brealblett uxtely
and wbera wo found a oomperallvely email but genteel uiemblaie
nneutly seated, awaiting to brar tbe " Fromplor't Bell" u a timely
notice to be prepared lor Ibe "ebow," tbe oroheaira, maullme
peifurmlog a quloulep al telegraph apead. Oiaooiog ata programme
preeeotad to na by a genteel looking "Son of Afrlo," employed for
tbe purpoee, we obeerved tba well known name of Mite NalilaSiu-
furd Nortoa, lo appear u Mn, CbUiUigtone In tbo elegul oomtdleU
o[ " A Morning UaiL" Aa Ibe ourUIn folded m^esuoally npwarda,
atated upon a ohalr wu diacovered the obarmmg Hiat Slanford, or
rather Hn. Chllllogtona, for, In her appea'ance, ao neatly alUrad,
with a marked graoeralnau and ciuulmlty, onaraotenailo of the

«roreaalOBals, we forgot Hlu Sluford, ud saw only Hrs. CbllllB|tone.
be reodlUon wu dbxterooely budled,' cohaploooosly replela wllb
artUUo motion, aod Irulbfoliy porlrayed. Tbe lady wu amoly
re-pald In Iba aaoal manner by the andlence, for Ibe pleunre elfur-
dedtham. Aa Hn. ChUllBgloBa, MuBiulord le witbogt an eqati,
ud wbu next tbe Is unouoced to appear In ibat nle, our readers
should avail tbenuelvea of Ibe opportuolly of wllnetelag the aharm-
tBg udfuclnaling widow, u picioradby Iba InlolUble Hias Nellie
Suofurd Norlon. The obaraoier ot Hr Sdward Ardaol, wu ably
anatained by Hr, Mootagne, who mat wllb a fair recapUtn, Tel he
lacked a aufflclent abow of vicacUy ud ardency lo oonilrue hit oon-
capllon Into one of real meeolog, ootwltbalaomog, the rudlUon was
muob admired Tbe next fealureon Ibellat wu the " Idiot Wllneae,"
which paued olf lo a heteroieneona maimer, albdl gooid ullog wu
dieplayed by Heurs. Begiaald, Bimes, Smith and Wheeler, bnt
loadf quale to aave tbe play from GODdemnatloa, Ibe Ural mentioned
gealleau belog uoforlaately " diabcd," wbu about to " pile on the
agony," by aome rngue at tbe eurlatai, wbo allowed It lo diop, to Ibe
obagrln of Ibe "poor player," ud delight of Iheudllora. Ulia
Wauon, in tbe pan of Waller Arlington, played to a nioety, bnt her
"mike uii"— [«baw. Hva Haagle Neiaon, u Same Toguall, oon-
Ulbnted muob to tbe merriment of tbe eveolog'a ealerUlomul.
Wo admire Haggle'a atyle of pliylar, u tbe la by 00 meana dilatory
In doing tbe butloeaa with wblob abe la entroilad; Haggle wu Iba
favorlle ot the piece; HluEUmorewu excelleoi; tbla lady Improvet.
Tbe oapllal faroe of Ibe " Dumb Belle" conoladed Ibe atfalr.
Heaira, Eamea, Smilb, Wheeler ud Maltha wt appearing lo Ibe greateat
advuttge HUaee Watson ud Eiloun also appeared In Ibis pleoe,
The farce wu enaclad In a lively manner ud caoaod Ibe andlenoe to'
depirl for home In Ibe belt of humor.

Tea Bmroii Ssuuno AsaaounQX have oboaen the fallowing
named gentlemen u oflloera for tbe euuldg term:— Prealdani, J. 0.
WoodrnlT; Tica-Preeldenl, J. Cooper; Haoager, B. F. FtankUn;
Beorelary, E. Cbhibealer; Treaaoier, P. Warner, Tbe aoolety meets
every Monday evening at Otl Brooma ilrtet.

A Duaino AeaooiTios bu bean orgulsad ia Fllltbnrgb, called
lbe"A. w. Young 1>. A." Tbefollowbiglaalktoriuoinoen: Preal-
dent, J. 0. Lccu; Nantgar. W. Mender; AoUogud Suge Uuager,
J. M Abbou: Beorelary, W. H. Prealon. Amoog the tba company
are Meitn. W. L. Blander, leadlsg; J. H. Abbdl, comedlu J 0, La-
ou, old mu: W. H. Preeton, T. B Obealar, D. Athwortb, J. 0. Ooo-
lard, MIta E. aordoo, Ulaa E. Slander, etc Ibe oompuy Uttead glv
big a performuco U Freemu'a Ball, In a lew weeka.

A CoaruMstTKT TiSTiHoiiiii, lo Hr. William fl. Tigg will take
place pa Monday cvulog AngutlSd, at Ibe Lyoeam, Boutton tireet,
when wUI be pert jrmed the " Htriled Kaka," " Damoh and Pytblu"
ud Irlih Tiger," wllb the loliowbig ladlea aod guUemto, who have
volunteered their aid: Kdwin W, ' Butler, J. a biepbeoa, J. ,1. Wood-
ward, J. L. Fiaber, J Fonda, William H. Wbeldon, B. 8. Keene; S. B,
Kverlli, R. Toomptoo, Mr, Warreo, Mr, Tigb, James Forraet, &o
Mliaea Joea St. Oiair, Sallle AIku, Bella Williams, Amy Daraoporl,
A. Williams, Kate Wallaco, ko. • < 1- 1

Tbb EnWAU EooT Draoatlo Aiaoolallon W D give Ibeir Aral per
forminoe, ai Humor Hall, on Tncaday OTcnios. iiugutt IT, when tbey
will perform " WUIIam Ibll," ul " Hargnerlis of Burgundy,"

eBHBB AL.SnHHAR 7.
Hlu Agnea Rotorlaon mtda her Brat appearance before a Halifax,
N. B , public on the ISlh; aid was well reoelvtd. One otthe papers
Ibere layt " her acting la bryond eifMin; abe leavat you nothing to
wllb fir." Wbat wUl Hra CruBdy aay M».?

McTiokor'a Tniatre, Chicago, rc-opanad for Ibe leas'on on the lOlh
lOBl , on wblob occulon a new "ballad opera," oalled "F^cia ud
raooiea," by Wm. Tootbe, ofObloigo, wu peifurmed, "Hn, J. H.
Uosirl, the aooompllabed vooalUt," making bar llnl appearance on
uy atage. Tne oompuy bow at Ibli theatre oomprMei the followbig
lamea : Ueadamoa Lotly Hough, W.B Lelghloo, Harble, Myera, Martin,
Dillon, Taylor; HIstes Sinb Woodbury, Btmlllon. Fowler, Harlla:
Heisn. £ L. Tlllon, A. D. Bradley, B.' Hyera, W. B. Leighton, A. J.
Oraver, r. II. Uhl, J. B. DlUoo, 0. Cllne, H. Bawk, F. EeUog; ud L.
Onmer.

Eldred's Croat Sonlham Clroui ud Heaagaria are Iravelhig In the
npper part of Baotooky, ud though rather "a bard road lo travel,"
iMbell<-ve, have bad a fair ahara of patronage, They are lo appear In
Bowling Oieon, Ey., about tbe Id of Augul.

Bignor D. Elgir, vonlrlloqalal ud magldu, Is In Newport, R. I
entertaining the boarden at that celebrated inmmer resort wllb bis
vsntrlloqulal powen. A oompuy oalled "Wblie'a Mlulreli^" are
alto parformUig Ibere, tta bellava Ibeie lallir are yonng man reel
dent of Mewporl.

Ordway'a iaollansgsve Ibeir lut perlbrminoe at tbe Arob Btrest
Thaaire',' Pblladelpbia, on Ibe 2ad„ on the oooulon'ut tbe benellof
Ur. Ordway. - Tbe Uoape have been qolte aueoaeafai Ib Iba Quaker
Uly, aa Ibey ahould be, Ibe heal talent In tba jnofeuloa bavlsg been
eoiiged to give eotfe lo lhaanlartslnmanl.

Oooceraing Ibe reoent opening of tba Balllmtr«,andthannjor|anale
evenis consacled Iberawllb, wa have received the (ollowlng latter
from Hr. Boorl: Tas Biumosa MraaoM —Baltimore, Hd Joly It,
IB18,— F. HawMX— Dear Sirt Tnis nest Ultls plaoa of amBaamul again
oloacd lu doon on Ibe Sib of July, by Ibe oompuy refaalog lo play
wllbout a aeouilly of their aalarles. Tba nunager, a Hr. A. 0
Hoore, a perion wbo repreaenled hUntalf to bo a nun of mcanr, but
allerwarda prorad lo be a saeon mu, atUr advertising for ud
bunging ladles and geot'emen from New Toik, ud other parts of Ibe
.Union, Inraa out to be a mere tpeoulator, agd unable lo meet even
Ibo llrtl week't talarloa. Thit tamo mrlAy ludlvldnal, I believe,
left a oompany to abin for Ibemielvea la Part>ud, Mo., some few
weeka sloce. It Is a sorry affair that the lUlea udgullcmeaol
tbla prafetiloa ahould bare no proleotloi) agaloal a aal of awudlars
wbo are loo laiylo work al their tradaa, bat pot Ibemiolret up u
IhedtrlotI managen, ud, Uklcg Ibo prooeeda of a few nigbli, oloie
tbe doon, ud there tbe Solih; Ibe to oalled manager laavlog wllb a
good and baaesi name, wblle the poor ulor li left 10 Bgbl ble way u
bcalhecu, Barry jordu.one of the uaCirlanatas,. lakes aoon-
plluulary banalt here on Salarday, ITih Jair, wbu Ibe Huienm
will oloaa oBlll tba lal Beplember, whan It wlu ra-opened' wlih u
•Btlre new oompany under tba sols muagemeal of Mrs. 0. Hurl,

Iowa, c _ . ,

Fuilemps," tbe flldler, bu gone bask te Barope. His parlner In
oonoerliog, Tbalbarg, bu alto gone. Hn, Ttaalbarg broogbl Ibe
great plultl up with a " roqnd (urn," and Ibe poor fellow had lo
uavel home lo nuke iblnga all right Tbe " obi feUer" wu loo free

wllb the glrla, " la <ald. , „. 1 A Puoi lOB EvDnnno ixo Kmnmiia » ns Puos, Is oaitalnlr •

Tan Ambnrgb'aEiStsrnaitabllibmeBt hold forlb In BlobmonaiVa^^ .1 i. , . 1 •,.
oniheitib. • - — . - *

Hits Charlotle Wyetle reoaoUy arrived In tbla oonnlry from Bag-
lud, where abe bad beon performing aa the " gieat Amerlaan trage-
dienne."

week.

Cardner Coyne, ud bla "Star Slater Karlu," are now ready lo ar-
ruge for nlgbis for Ibe aniulog aeaion. Their bead quartara la la

Albuy, N. Y,

."Too Playilda" will leave New Tork fbr Eoglud tbli week; be
goea 001 lo engage atlracllona fbr the next teaaon at Ibe Tatletles,
New Orlaaaa.

Aiolher vaeucy bi tbe nokx, Wm. 0. Jahnaon.of Boalon, died In
Jeweu aiy, Conn., on tbe SOib, In Ibe 3Sib year of bti age, HIsbeallb
bu been aocb u to prevcot bU peifermlsg ot late.

The HsrlloelU and BloodlB troupe are performing at Iba National,
Cincinnati; Hons. Fruconl, and bla trained hones have beuadded to
thelroape.

In Fiiisbnrgh there Is nothing ddig, both theatres being oloted,
There Is some talk of Hr. Porler Uklog Iba old tbaatie. Tnla gaotle-
man wu muager of it aome eight jaara ago.

F. S. C^Mfrau bu " gone In" al iasl. He wu married lo Iba love-
ly ua raaoluallog HanrleUa Baker, at ClnolnnBtl, oo Ibe 3td bull
" Wo ooold have better epared a better mu;" but " talat no uie 'a
talking, no how." now, for tbe deed la done.

The National Theatre, Phlladalpbia, under tbe management ot J. 0.
Fueler, opened for Ibe aeaaon 00 Ibe 2<tb bial : Tbe pleort performed
were " Tbe Three Coardlmin," ud " Naval Bngtgemeota.''

They have beea running Ibe ipeotuular drama of "Aladdin," al
Norlli'a NaUonal Tbeaue, Chicago, wllb HiSr Effle Sutler ud Felix A.
Tmcenl In the principal paita.
Hall Peel'a Mloaireli will remain one week more al the Holiday

■ qolle a compeUllon In Bu FTanolaoo belwsaa tba ^^If}^:
US HlnttrelB, the former al HtgaUe's, sad lbs ISUSr w^*

puv ve lo open In Middlelown, a, on oopme*.'*""' *•**'
Aagasta.

Tborsis .
and Baobns

Lyoeom. Both oompaales iere doing well _ .

Hr. ud Hrs J. wTwallack were playing alkrewall espgemtBl, •«
tbe Amertoan Tbeali'e, Bu Fruclaoo. PrMa of admlisMa hod heu
ledoocd to to and 9> oenla. The attenduee la aald to be great.

The preprlalor ol Volk'a Oardan, In Bu Fruolsoo, wu «»vl«Ud
befure Ibe Police Ooort, on Ibe llth of Jane, of a violation ot the Sunday
law, problblling noliy amosimenUao thai day. The uma rule migbl
be applied with advulage IsNew Fork, where tbe Dotoh Qardeu (u
one of Ibe Bowery boya expreuf a li) do Joat u tbey dam pleaae.

A dramatlo oompuy, uuder Iba naaaiamutof wayae Oiwlne,aTe
perrorminx In FollavUle, Pa. ' . . .

Waller Oay, wbo la In Oavrgo, woaM like lo learn Ibawbareabools
of B. Stoarl Kobton, comedlu, wbo (brmerly played at tbe Troy
MnMnm.

Anumlo feWUder'sOUcailslaEaala^. j^S,

Tba Keller trospe are aUU at the Beaton HofSlE

John Draw la "arruglag bis nigbu" for Iblure oparalloss. Jos. D.
Murphy, rblltdelpbiB, Is agent fbr Hr. Drew.

Ike Howard Albesaeam, Boalon, Is closed. Oto. Jordsa's Mnell,
,oa the SOih, lermloatad the oommonweallb aaason. II la aald Mr.
Jordan aoea to New Orleaoa next aeuon. Od the occulon 01 bla buell,
Mr. B. F. Reach ud Emily Meelayer appeared; ud ibeOnhaolot
Rlobard HI wu gtvea, wllb "John Caen" u Blobard, ud Geo. Jor-
du u Blobmood, The next aaaaon commences dept. tlta.

Hr. BssbBell, bnibud otCalhuUe Bayss, Iba vooallsl, Is reportod
to have died recently la Europe.

Horria Brotban, PaU ud Trowbrldga'a Hlnlalrela, performed In
Newark tbe put week, iney are now uavelUng ihroagh Ooueoll-
out.

Hr. ud Un. BUrkare onllielrway toOaUfomla, wbarelbalrlalula
are beUar appreciated tbu ibey teem to have bean on the AUullo

f?**i.',°' ?"a!'".i '» be no leea a penooaga than

Iba . fflolaol Bherlflr of JrBenoo Onootr. armed In tta leeib, not mSS

Sapran» Oanr^ tot the arreai or, tbe Muagen. Mr. Bowes bainf u.

eied la Ibe penonaUoo of the obvioter of Col BQaiTotSi mi
re wllboal bilerrnpUBg Ibe play, wblob be deoHuedlo dTao UM
Sberlirwu obliged lo remain ud wltaau Iba parformuoe. wLSa bb
H*:'™" '"^ <>r fc*" Ho aeon rolarsed wllb ba ooumL

Hetsr..^ BIgetew k Wmtlow, when the oaremoay of givlog baUwM
•Mtn gew-' rJfarredTEd
Heian' OMa * ^'**' l«o of tbe Irailaaa wbo ore oppMod to lbs
uBloB ef Obnreb ■"J* ^*'*> beocmlBg ibeIr aareiies. • e e e a
Soiu ud Kale Diaii. '> "fBlber wliblbe popolar comedlu. Bam Ryan,
oommenoed u aagagv'**''* bI lbs Httiooal lul Uoaday, aad bava
played every nighl dnrlBk lbs week lo c owded aud fuhkaaMs u.
dieacea. OoHouday, Mr. U Hyroo lokasaonoplimenlary bwsit,
tendered him by tome of tbe moil promlnst olUxtns rf the lowi. On
Taeaday Ibe oompuy leave for l^daoiburgh, waere tbey opfa with
Ibe Diulos oa Wedoesday nlgbk Tours Irol/. TliaiK
' orBalUnora affain, Lannoi, of daU Jalr U, Ibos wrIUi; Allh*
Bollldsy litreetTheatr^ Peel's Oampbell's MIniUsI aradellgbUag oor
olUaeaa WIU their qoaint uylagi aad dotage; bat tbe palnaag*
betlowad opon Ibem u not eqoal to their marlu; (br Is aay Ibe IsasL
tbey are toperior lo uy aaoa bud we bare aver bad In ear midst
HaU Peel Is a host m himiet. a e e • on Hcodsy nigbl, Mb,
tbe FrootSirset Tbaaira opeu with a trsaeBdooa oompwyi sa Iks
OommoB wealth prladpla I believe; Ibsre la no doubt baltt'Vtll'be
aaooeufal, fbr oar dusios have loog bssn deprived of a nonpetsnl
dramatlo Ibros. Erery seuon we see glarlsf pcatara aaaouetaf
■■the alar oompuy." "auperlorto aayoompuf In the ooaalrF/'
he., but wbaa Ibe llDe arrlvea lo tut their abUlles, ws Bad Ihsm
bol IIUIs heller tbu " allllly people," or vulgarly apaaUsg " MoOh."
Bat all tbla Is sully soooantad r.r; Moor muagen obtain soai-
peloBl people, pay retpeotable aalarlaa, ut Iba thing Is deae; tor I
am aura that our olllxeut are alwaia ready ud willbig lo easpanga
^ J true msril Tbe ruUowlog la a lul ot tne company al the Mat

Spalding k Rogen' lud show wu to tovo eihlbllad la Davenport^ ?|ISlli?^h*S'."£SSl!'' ^^^^Kt^S^SiA^"^
iwaToBUiellib Hlises Joeepbuie Parker, Jalla Parker, A. Beiges, E. BadgM

- ' _ _ Harvoy: Moun.J. B Sladley, W. Hardeo,J H.Wrigbt,Bpaokoaa,

Bokea, Jot. Parker, Hilllit, Albingb, Eoapp, C Boon, J, K, Btaight
J. Foaler, T. Roach, E. Halalaid, J. Hayei^ ud Holatcob.

good motio, bnt not nlways put hilo pnpUoe. It II ware, every dm« -
Bing labia or waah stud In New Tork would 0adacskso(Dr.
Ocgrard's Oalebrated Iiallu Hedloated . Boap opon II, fbr, wbalhar as
Toaj'oaira & Wbllby's OUcus eiblblt biBoslou, udvldnlly, iblaKprevaaUreof Ua, firaoUes, or other dlsllgnrameab^orH •bea«U.

Tbe performing lions,

lor of the oomplaxlon, II bu not lis sqoaL Or. OourMd's Uqold Bslr
Dye Is uolber valaablo artlole, cbugbg rsd, Ughl, or grey hair to •
baaallf al brown or Jet black almoti laslutly, ud wilboat la lbs tsaat
slBlnbig the akin. The. world wide eelebrlly tt. the Doolaria lk*
munfaalarf of oosmallcs Is proof ot the sxoslleaM efi •vsrylUag d-
fered b7 bim lo Ibe pabllo, Ibe above or* for ssle by Dr. Ooirsnl,
«7 Walker ■treat, flnt slore from Brsadwa7; alao by 1. B. OtlMadAr,
No. SI Soolh nird atreat, FtaialilpUa; aad by J. & BtlSi^' Ul
Wuhbgton street, Boaloe.

roR lALB.

THE WELUKNOWN, rASI-SAIUKQ TAOHT FLTINO .OUillD,
in oonplele order, and axoilisat eabln'aooommodallons; II laas
meaianmoBl, II feet lesgib on deck, it feel beam; draws l)f: feist
wBisr. Hsr ulling qaalltiss are too well known lo need swiiirti
Apply al No. in North Water alreel, FbUadalpbla. U-U

THE TORK HODBB,

NTiOE, BOOSLAND OODNTT.-THE 8DB3CBIBBB BBfFIOr-
fally Invites the Miration of tbe pabllo to Ibe above bolel, ud
sollolls their patronage, oonBdaatly uaurlng than that so care or'dx-
erlloo on bit part,- thall be tpared lo ruder It Ibe mbel popolar pbH*

Street Theatre, Balllmore. cicelog On Ibe Slit tn.L ^ ' Jit/r"' 4.^ "!,!^^^ '^^^^^^uJUSS^

Orlon * Olde'r's "Big fibow" >.,. Uyarll.^ to exhibit In Bvus--" *Jl^fi^tt:''S^^^>S^t:X\ViSSt. "'"^

who, we are mul happy lo ear, la uurety reoovered from her late ,
seyere indlipoillion. A Hr, H- LeuetUei a besalll al the Front
Bireal Tbetire, oa Honday, lOib Inil,, astUled by the Sbakeapear
Dramallo Asioelatlon. Hat Peel ud Iroape are dolog prelly well at
Iba HuUlday atteet. Toun reapedfally, a Hsaat."

The " Star Sillen," laellle aud Hein, eonUaua lobe Ibe parUoular
alars al albuy, where the "TareoFutUea,'.' by iT, a BoglUb, bu
run four weeka lo eioellenl bouBes, a turprlilog fact for Ibe oily ot
Albany. Wa leara that after tbla aDgagement It at u and, tbo
Blalara go lo Ooitou lo racrnli f>>r the next oanpalgn, oomnenoing on
Iba lib of September, ff e are bappy lo record ' Ibe aoooeaa of Ibeae
touag ladlea alooe Ibeir advani upon " tbe boardt," aud liutl a like
liberal palionaga may be meted out to Ibem durbig the approacblog
aaatbn. '

BIdwallftHanlao's oompuvare playMg Ibis week InPlllafltId,
Hub, Mr. & W. ffalaoo, of tbla oompany, la about lo aoler Ibe
mMrlmoolal nooie and beoome " Buexiol the inarilad mu." /Poor
" Bbdn I" he diaervrd a better (ale, Yankee Looks Is soon to leave
the oompuy, ud oommoaae a lurrlng toor ibrongb the Wut ; bit
plaee M to be sgppUad by tk* itdgnbUMe "Jq-jm Qiaaa." Bm ecm-

vlUe, ludlioa, on tbe 29iti.and SOlh but'
Roaeo ud Jallet, are atlacbed to the abow:

Toe Haiohlasons gave a coneorl at Wblleball, N. T., on the ltd loiL

Bauds, Natbao, & Co'a Amerlou CIroaa and Elepbut Show will
bibit m London, Caoada ffesi, ob tba Slat. ,

L B. Leot'a CIroca le la Canada. They thowed In London, 0. W., oa^ !
IboZtih. ^

Tbe lolut aon ol Julia Deu Hayne died In SL Louis, Us,, on tbe
lOiblnat"^ -"rvr^. •«*••

Did Bice's show was al LifByelto, lod., on lbs SBIb.

Iluager Wbeatley, of ihi Arch Sued, Philadelphia, la aald to hare
been prceented wllb a " teatlmnnlal of tbe aaleem ofhla frleode,'- In
the abape of a gold walob, a fair daya tbioe, al Ailullo Ciiy, where
be bu beeo apendlog the eummer. Judge of bit turprlte, however,
wbu, on opealog tbe cue, bedlicorerad that be bad beea preieoled
with bla own waiob, which be badlenalbome, ud wblotaafuw wage
took advulage of 10 have a Joke at Iba muager'a axpenie. Both
parilea enjoyed Ibejoke amaiuigly, but It " kinder diuppobiled" Ibe
recipient.

In reply to a recant a'mnaoloallon pnbllabed In Ibis daparlmant,
over the algnature ot W, A. Donaldaon, Mr. J. B. Howe •'itaos makelh
bimaall baara" lu bla owa'defbace: Florenoe Bolel, Broadway, N.
Y., Joly.iU.— Now my dear D., my dear D , wby not keep np your
dlgol-tee(ty)t Why ttrlU yea play wllb that dugeroua weapon, Iba
pen f I koow Ibat ■ tbe pen Is mightier tbu tbe aword,' hut only (I
bellevo) ■ wben wielded in the huda olgrtai men.' Now, you koow
you have beau a 'naoshty boy.' Yon have beu cbulliad for your
bad behavior, ud I did hope that you would have lakea advuiege
of the very liberal muner in which I allowad yon to etcape fwtKr
panlabmeni; hot, like a •naoghty boy,' u yon ore, you ellll •amile
upoo Ibe ilroko Ibat morden yon;' ud, alooe you are ao 'worry
preaiing,' I eboald be a bard baarled wroleh 'o deoy yon tbe laila-
faotioo yon bo eagerly court.

FaiiiK QoBU— J>ear Siri Pardon me for atlemptlDg to Ireapua upon
your lime ud pallenoe, hot slnos'my name bu been madeaooon-
apleuoua Ui your paper lately, I wlih to udecelve you, ud Ibeltead-
eri of Iba Cuptib, In regard to a ocmmualcatlon yon received from a
goal— no, no, man; I beg bla pardon if I have atlaopted to call bim
out of bla name. I mau a oeruln W. A. Donaldson, a member ot the
•Sons of Malia.'ud formerly a grau favorlM.al lent among the
• fair' koMluef of Ihe great Theapiu Temple ot the Athens of Aiferlca
(the Boelon Theaire), This individual bu ibformed you that a/eUoio
('I paideu the eavoge fl gM') by Ibe name ol Howe (wu be ubamed
to aay J, & t 1 Aope not; ■/ would not so have wronged Aim ' nor
"■l"<{/i) *BB brought before the onrtain. In Ibe Albany Theaire, on
hiB oeneOl nigbl, and than aiued elf the atage. Now, contlderlng
Ibat I neper hu Ibe hooor ol puiilog forth my claims Ibr a beneSl at
tbe Albao/Tbealrr, but gave np the management ot that de-ligbitul
eilabl Bbment two weeka einoe, I Imagine your Inrormatlon la aoLto
be muob'rtlled opon; ai/d the aueruon ot my having bau kiucd oS
Ibo alage on the oigbt of my benall, or on uy olber night, lA<re, or
uywhore elie, li (olaUy faiu, u uy of Ibe memben of Ibe albuy
company oaa tealify, 1 Uu tbat ealabiubmenl agllrely al my own
option, ud waa, while there, alwaya received with marka of favor.
AB to Iba indiotilual Uonildion, tbe leu be > oaca my name. In puMio
or private, ud the aoooai be pals a 'aloppar on bla oalfble,' (that'a a
pbrua be iinderitude perfeoily,) with regard lo 'bom of otiilacu,'
ud a lady witb whom (by BBme> I have not tbe hooor of belog u-
qualuud, Ilbink Ibe bailor. But If he is aaxioos to rsoder Ut name
ooBBpleuoil by meaua which my feelmga of bumaalty prompt me to
abaodon, I abiU not beallaia to give bim u good u he icnda. At Ibe
aama time, I uuil I nay not labor under uy bodily rear, beoaoae I
have availed myielf of Ibe urns maana of defuoe u be of olTiinoa,
(I meu lbe.pen,| for I noderatud from good aulbority tbat ' the fd-
Kw'i a drad tbul,' 1 know be'a very fond of putHiinp,'for I met him
ana mornmg In tbo — Hold, al Sprlngfleld, on a ihootbig eioanlon,
and Loolload thai be had aome very 'Iklr' pane. But uougb. Hr,
D., 'mum' (or Ibe praieat.

Ms. qcsnr-Toa onoe penoaded me not to wrlle leUers to news-
papers, ud, like a good boy, u I have tried to be, I never Uilwded
to • do so uy more.' Bat I trust yon will insert Ibis, ud suffer me
tosabtoribemytclfyoun veryreapaoiniUy, - -

J. a Bowa, lau ortbe Boston Theaire."
Oar Ibealrloal friends are frtquutly pal to muob trouble, ex-
pense, elo., from the mero whim ef some " white choker" opponent
o( Ibe alege, wbo may fancy blnileK monitor of Ihe pnbllo morale,
ud " high prlnl over all." Hera It an inaluoa of ihe laleat auempi
to orowd upon our fTlaBda: •■WATSitows, N. Y., July 2Id, lit!
FaiBSD Qnnii: Tbe Natlooal Theatre, under tbe muagemul of
Haurs. D. Hrroa, of Albuy, ud J. T. Bowss, of Bblladalphia, wllb
a truly exoelleni atobk oompany, opened al tbla town on Ibe lOlb of
Ibis montb, ud bave been dokig a good buaineis, aiihoogb tbey bave
been aubjecieit lo a great deal of uaoyuoe ud peneodUoo from
three of toe traaliea of tbe town, who, being deaoona of tba Pieaby.
terlao, BapUit, aad HelhodUl charcbaa reapMtively, have a holy hor-
ror ot Ibealrloal peilorminces, ud Ihererore refased to grant Ibem a
llceote to perform. But Hr. Myron having ugagad the nail, Blled up
a atago, and bad bit bills posted, ud having alaa bis oompuy baraal
a great expooBO, detormteed to paifurm wllbont a lloenae, and car-
ried bla datormUatlon Into axeeatlon. Tbe result wu that on Monday
the uuslees oommenoed u wttoo la lbs Bupreme Ooarl eploil both
of tbe managera, ihs Irauorer, ua twa of iba oompuy. The play
for that evening wu ■■ Damon ud Pythiu," and Juil before the time
for Ibe riuglag op of the curUtn, the BberUT of JtlfertonOoaBty ap-
peared u tbe theatre, aed arreated Hr. D. Myron ud Mr. T. a Hol-
lud, who were 10 peraooale tbe two principal obaraotera ; Ibe object
hi arraallag tbeae two, ud at tbat time, wu doubtirai to iireveal Ibe
repreaaototlou of Ihe play from lakiog place : but lo tbii they were
torely dliappobiled, ai Muirs. Myron ud Hollud warn direouy over
to Ibe law offloe of BIgelow k Wuslow, (heir auoroeys, ud gave ball
before Ibe Ouunly Judge In Ibeaam of five hundred dollara, (br their
appearaaoeat Ihe Beplember Olrogll. ibeir bosdamra ware H. H,
Bibcook, Etq.2^PrealdeBl of the town, and BU U, Brown, t»q , law

ales, oigan, eto , wUh which tba bar Is (uralshsd.

To oontrlbnU lo Ihe amniemeot ot bis palrou, Ibe sabsalbsr b
Joit opened a well arruged Bklltle alley, bowls, eto

F. a. D&TOB, Proprlstor.

BARBOM BTRBBT UOVBB,

gtNBOH STBBEr, BBLO W^EIOBTB, PHILADILPBIA.

By JOHN MOSat
Formerly proprietor of Ihe

OLD BELL TAVKBN,

Ia BIghIb ttreel, below Obesaal.
Be wogid raspeolfbllv luvlto bis old (Muds ud patrons, ud ••
allai ■ " - .

Tiubllo geaerally, to oal] ud see bim, wosretbay will flndtb* «
Brudiee, Wiaes ud bepn slwsys oa band.

N. B —A Private Bai Pit for Ihe nss oT genlleBaan wbo wish to
praotlse their Dogs, day or avanlsf , wllb uy namber of Bale. 14

HAOB BOAT BOB BALB.

A FINK FOUR OABBO BACK BOAT, THE WINNER ,0F TWO
weU oonleated raoes. Is offered fbr tale. She la 40 fceilaui •
ttel wide, with Mb care, udeomplete la every r^spsok PrlMtlW;
or, Wllb Spruoo can, t\U. Apply to, or addraas,'aeo. a RSwaia,
ll«tbBba<t, BistBlvar. ^ imT

iMwvwB, mmuDH* m vud wtt , , ^

partoer of Iba Oorpontlon Altoraay, Afler Ibe performuee of ■ Da-
mon ud PyibUs,' Mr. Myron came before tbe earlaln aod reltUd to
Ibe audiuce tbe IjI treatmeui be had raoelved at the buda of Iba
trailau, aud the aonouncement wu received la a mueer that evi-
dently told thai Ibe cjcdaoi of Ibe three modera Pharlaeas would
aever receive the approbailon of tba people ot Watertown. The xexi
day another aoUon wu oommenoed, aod Mr, Myron was sgalo sr-
reetod, together wllb Hr. Bowee hie partoer, ud tba lieuurar, ssg
ware all reoognited la toe aom of .llto each to appear ud uawar ;
Ibe tame pertoos again beoomlog their bondimen. Aftrr that tbey
were allowed to ooiiiaae their performuoaa wiiboul lotarraptioa uo-
III lut ffednesday slgtai, wbw, durtog Iba repreeenlatloa of Boiwer's
btanliral pUy al tbo ' Lady of Lyons,' tbe porfoiman were tianlad
by the tppearuae of a large aised dgare to Ihe rear of tbe stage,
wudeilag amidii Iba toegary. Ihay al SnI auppcecd It to be Ihe
Ohoalof bSBlsl, aud ware abnt to bsal a bulyrautat Croa the

•I TUB BOWBR'S MAMCAIi,"

SOWatADT, /
(brfiai BOWIR'a MANUAJ., AMD BOAT OUJB BIOISIIB," BT
X J. D. a FUTMAN; prepared sader the' saparvltloBet BTK.
FHEN BOBBBK, Isq. , PreaidoBi of lbs Isaplre Qty BMaHa OlBb. «aa-
lalsa two buodred pegaa, llmo. , It It Ihe Ofly book of Ibe MaAartr
published In Ibis ooulry, ud ooalalns a vut anwut ot ntanu bUbr-
malloa to the menben of Boel OlgbB ud Bowen geaerally.

Tbe price is ONB DOLLAR All ordera sest to I. D. B. Patala,
Herald oBse, New Tork: Stephen Roberts^ III Bonlli strssl,.Nsw
Tork; or to Ibe offloe of Ibe New Tork CurrUr will b* AlieMM lo.
Cojnea may be oblabied by application alibis olfce. II

BBO0K8> ORiaiNAL OLD STAR HOTBL, ~

t»A UBPKNABD BTRKET^LD ENOLtSB 8P0BTB OF BTBBT
Ofll UgacilpUoa. Masanm of Ntlaral History. BplendldZoolagtaU
UuiicoUoB, Dellgblful Oatdens, Ubrwyj Ooaesrt BooMi-BOItla
Orounds, Ao.,' &o* * / /
U-im JOE BROOKS, "AU Iba way from WiuimiSi^
■■ • 'I ■

TWO GRBAT ■

IF NOT THE 0REATE8T BOOHB IVEB orSBRED TO THE BliO-
isg pnblio I Eleven colored eagravinga, prinud (him alaal pWas,
ud four bondred pagea of reading matiar, (br 11, or two ba|i|tred
pages of reading ud six colored plairS, Ibr 10 cests. Ssol to uy id-
draaa (either by mail or cipreei) tbroogbBBl the UoUed Biaisi -or
Ouadu, free of pcalage, on receipt of |tae price. : : ■,

Blx colored pialai ud 800 paga of readtog, for M oenla t iBoy. aad
read tba graaiaal book of Ihe ago, Tna HaBBuos Ban, or, Weddlaf
Besreto Bavaalad by Ibe Toroh of Bymen, belog a fUil expUnaUen'ol
the matrlaoB|al dallea of bolh bride and bricrgroom on tbdeva'af
marriage. Containing facta of vltol imporiuoe to tbe mariled and
anmariled, witb prullcal remarke ou lu proper Beuons;:bow..to
obocM a parlner ; myaieriea orgenenlioa ; cau<ea aod core bfstsirU-
Ity ; abnae ud eooaomy of Ibe generative orpoa ; eSeoie of tSessi-
Ive lodnigence ; oosiequeocea of total abttiueaoa from oottlea,'SM,
Dlioloshig aeorela ud tainta to lovere, haibaoda ud wlv<S,!iy|i^
ksowlBf. Illuatrated wllb alx odnred cngravion, prinled (rut Mil
plslu, neatly ud budioaely bound. Pr|ee dfiy ouls:

A oompenlon to the above. Woaaii's Fosa. oa, naiUI Buvnil,
betog a complete ualyels - ud dtsoriplioB.of svery' part of, vsvu's
form, udahowtog bar perfect oapaulUea loribepnrpoaescf lev*. |r*>
erutlve dntlee ud happlaen. Iiiuitiaied wito Bva bsaaiUbl soure*
pMurea ot the moat perfect feaiaia forma Ooalslalag ■ssfly'Mt
paies of rsMlag, budtomalyud nealiy boond. > . : '

Price only 10 oenla. Ooplei milled to any part of Ibe Uallad BUHi
or Cuada,V>at-pald. on receipt of toe prioe, address.

THOMAS OBMSBT, Q en oral Fof obulog Agency,

IINtseaaatr«at,ir.T.

BILLIABD TABtlBBi

PBElANtl niFBOTED BILLIABD TABUi AHD n mmniawiws
OOilBIONa • •

Fnieeled by Isttsrs patent, dated—: :

flibnai7lf,1Ml
'cM«b«rsi,IIH:
December i^lHr,
JutafTll^UH.

JV Hie teosat Improvsmols la ibsse Ibblst maVe Ihesi i
pstaed ki the world. Ibey are now olBrad to toe adaaUle lUlkr*
Players u eomblnlng speed wlto Uolb, sever belbrs obtelasd IMV
BlUlard Ihble. Salesrooms, Nos. 7U and lU BrasdwaTi lf«W, Vn.
UuuIkotorT, U Ann Btreel. --M .

l-lm O'CONNOB * OOLUanMB, Bote M iai U l Uto— I "

how: bbaot,

PVBM% NEW BOOHi'tBB OAKi; OF
BdlHtB. Ua)ied,rsv1sU,lllaiMted«Ub
aadajorlrsHoaBteeloflboAnibor. ^,

Tbe uparaUsled rapidity wUhwbichlblsweifcifeMkasa'MU^II
Ibe beat taslotltemerUa. It is nowlU noqadud •sibastty^
Billiards la Amarlea-^-ud apaH bom ibeM«d|M^^itM^M«i^|to-

•bt gamea, to fall of valuabte IpitnclteB |ir MtfUte df viipm; '

reoelplofMM.
rim V

W. Aaa a'Iraei,! Ntw tark.,

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COBBBB OF BRIOOB AND ' WBIf : BttllEia KUdSfUl^'tt
BiBBT ORIBBIN, taaraedWotr eonilgaoua tolbe BoMvslt nn*.
1h^ flnesi Wloes, Bplrlte SB|i.llairU4aors always «• MMr

With Ihe beat bruda of Qgart. , , , / tf,<if ; ,

tefs I0S ud tbe OurMa k4pl ba'iOe. - ; "..'Xffiii.

, F..HBAI.T..44- Wir'i'.f •'I I/i.V'i i
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NEW YORK CLIPPER

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Mi.BkUM ilaoocM the drond •gtiA, tud taok«d|THE "OATASTBOPEB," AN HIBTOBIOAL FApi.

w _ f—.^* Alii As An J A tkMaMA I

oat H< would than givtimetmOotobar to floilKlHCM
to na Urn a qouter of • mile foe 01,000, tnyvhan In
Um Stoto, to pnt ap 9200 In •adlUon to lbs $100 alrmdj
down, whloh wo bid nn for. Tbli I leooptad, wlMn be
•giJn bMked oai In rlew of tbli offer of Kr. SUlei, u
well u all the olroomiiuots. do yon not thlok I wu
{tklyenllUtdtothemonejl Fleuauswerlnvoaraezt
Kr. .nariat aui oowml 4ih laaotr, vt- » ^ „ i Fafllog thoa to make BDythlog by hli gu, he «aiit«d
. J»i»f as*, Wiyr".'!illSZ ZfSShilJ' the aiakeholder to gWe blm the money, offering to In-
lum^own*. J. 0, rui u»<Mnt, M Ta«i»f, ^ After dlipuUng aome

tlmottne attkebolder gare to this "honeatand gentle-
manly aportaman" bla own money back, ea he vaa leatfol
of getting Into dUBooltT hlmaeU.

Thla " old and experienced band on the turf" no eooner
had hia olavs on the money, than he depart«d, hltohed ap
the " Skllea Sorrel," which be hod traded to Jlr. Donan

V liA«I» AND MATOHti T<) OOMK.
' AUtir, ». T. .. .. ..toplra 0»<iii^>all MmUk. W 5«Jf '•SPil

V mrnmCri . '.3<Ki*n tM>ni\ KertHf. «iy"^>L'2iiLv
J oSSMa^..^"aluAoMhM

, ■uHtiann, (kn; .Hcaiml OiO'M ^B"** "***■• 1*' *<>e*<>*r>

^'■^"LegKiltt.1 ...Abbtf^ni, r»U Btow, S4 TnMd», Bapt.ll.
.i^ MBKw a; Ott"wfl«»b BM«a,il<a Taaiiay, Abi. bX

,|1J>^IJ _■

if^ If iter wUi uk« ite troobl*
I niMtltui which BSjr wb* cO

BT "BFBCU."

Oi • mtto Nit, 'utlh ih* old «lm KM

TtMt ibidtd till qoM d(U,
ori>ttaai \*t* nt wHh bj HtUr J4*,

Aa< ICT»lalM" thw* «I4 lell.

tWU BMTlr l«*lT« 0B( lUlDcht Bl|hl,

W* Ml togtOMr Itaer* ;
: lb* iifeta btlbn wu tpukUai brlfhl,

iad Um naiut moon ihos* fkir;
tmilhwlBaiBOMd, "I •dor*

Mr OWB iwMl H*ttr Let I
Ob* mU* Aon th«e, ditr ooe, li more

Tub Uli UmU^ le m* I"
SbI nldtBlf lb* old Mti anakod—
* •'Bovnlt(a,"l4ldDiU«r,
mta " dowB ihi on*,'* far-ii<nM dip '

And <iaip«i «< *• Mtfiittcr.

the " BUiea oorrei, - wnioa ub ma. iraowi m «r. "w-J"! I rfcutea Moordlm to Aot orOoDgnu, to Ui« jw U*a. In Iho OlMk'e
and only borrowed for the laoe, and left BobnylUlip ()fl)g,,f|^])i;;2ie(Oouioruw8otUiMnDwiiotaiN*wToik.]
Ooiintyitfnotarloher,atleaitawlaarm«a. - .
Now,elr,lflIr.Bklle8lBenUtledtotheoharaoteroran THE WHITE WIZARD;

v«&.IMraalMMr> • ■ •

11' Vmnm.TAUTl twatrmt

boneat aportaman, wdald be bave come to make a matoh

with bla horaedlsgaiaed in the manner he waa, or will an

"old and eiperlwoed band on the tail" get tight by THE fiBEAT FBOPBET OF TUE SKBINOLES.
limply alttliig In a bar room a abort time. I a tale or

Now, aa to " Argua' " oballesge, contained In the laat sxBANQE MYBTBBr IN THE SOUTH AND NORTH,
^yb!iT PakonTLTAHU Tbotttio ViTOH.— Ub. Faikk paragraph of his oommnnlcalloo, I have to aay to blm, U
iwnt 'la tbelaitOUFFiB I notice a oommnnlcatlon bewanta to make a match for "SklleerSotnll,"! will
I ma tbe alnataie of" Argna," okarglog ma with nofalr ran him from a halt a mile to a mUe beata, aame gronnd,
oqiorttniabUke oondact In araca with Ur. Skllea, of aame welgbta aa before, for/rom $100 to $600 a ride, and
natTalley, lianbuter coonty. If I ahoald encroaoh u tbe Sorrel woa held In before, thla will give them a

■- — '-'■-ice to let him oat, j , I CHAPTER I.

- <■ Argue," or mt of the baokera of Bkllea' Sorrel, ^^^^^ ^j^,, ^ ^^^Smi ooaet of Florida,

... _ . -.5- . u I ~\ ^ ' of «100.a aide forfeit, they can do ft^^ ^^^^^^ 5, g^nt n„fc, ^ ^ey Weat, there

■otmadetheae chargei agaloet me, you would not be to either through the Ouppab, of,py ■"ttOTt? '* wereno aetOemenlB, and only a few Spanlah fchlng eta-
' iMod with any oommnnloatlon ttm. me In regard to BllverlOreek, Sohuylklll Oount7. It the Sortel u we uon,,t j.„„B»y, Manltee, Boca Grande, and Sanabel,
• iAatter, for I make it a role never to toooh tar leat I horae he la aatd to be, he certainly ought to be tUe to ^, ^jj^ ^„ ^, vaM,n of the drama wblob
deflled. but at the aame time abould I aeoldentelly be beat a oolt that worka every day In a prtar wagon, that ,{f„ ^ reader, narlv forty jeaia ago.

OB,

BT NZD BUFTLINE, i
AOIBOB Of "aiVL ■iiBuoAT." ■■iiflu ixD ncni," "EOuiB um
woose," no.

flllh of any klod, I alwaya tiy to olean It off.
^"ttt'taett my aelf of theae obargea reqoirea but a almple
MMttvaofaUmattenoonBeoted wlththla race. " Argaa"
liUnw lb. Skllea quite a puff, oalla htm an old and ez-
' feitaiotd hand on the torr, and an honeit and gentle-
'■■kaly aportaman. I ahall not deny bla title to thla
(>4hitnetar,-bat leave It to the public to aay how fairly be
!jt:4atltlea to the tfbaraoter given to him by " Arna."
I'la A few evenlnga before the raoe, Hr. Doonan, of Potta-
.ivOtofMatfcr metocome down, aaylng that if I did not
9.e<M'Iie wonld loae : a bet of $10. ( went down, and
/omd In oompany with Ur. Doman, Ur. Skllea and a Ur.
„ Alaalwok, woo were Introdaoed to me aa two hog draverf .
' Both of theae gentlemen appeared to be rather the worae
lor Jlquor; I do not aay (hat they really were In any de*
dfMuated, bdt In kay opinion bad only been b
bywlth aome one who really bad been drinking a
iiiiatt.-> Tbeee two gentlemen had bean round the town,
IhMwIng dnat'In the eyea of people, aaying that they had
all their bog^ aod wcald dupoaa of uelr boraea at a
' .uodOoa, to enable ^them to go home. After talkpug
Kr^ StamfaMk aald he bad jaat traded a horea to
libft Oofnan thatifaa would baok for a quarter of a mile
" 1 lend him the horae,) for one, two, or
'^1*'** ' ^ would run him 600

"jifda fog^^Se'handrcd, If be would ahow me the horae be-
(JlMftft'op'the money. He agreed, and wewent tothe
■tfi^M to have ft look at the horae; we found blm hitched
op.tn an old atase, for ihe pnrpote, I preanme,of making
me believe that he waa only a oommon atage horae, but
jOi'iUthig.np bla collar I found that the hair ander bad
been ahaved, and I remarked to Ur. Btambaok that they
had a good barber aomewhere, one who could out oloee
wltbmt-lather. We agreed, boweven to mn 600 yarda
ribtona bondrtd dollaif, and proceeded to the tavem.for
■ thvpo^poae bl potting up themoney. The only atipula-
, ,tIon I made waa that their horae abould oarry 186 pouodi;
' <lielr aaawer waa that they oonld not ride ao light, aa Ur.
SUler, or Ur. Stambaok, would have to ride, they having
no rider with them. The money, $1C0 a aide, waa then
"fdttil^.' I have keen many men very onrlonaly effected
^'Rl tl^a alght of money, bat I never aaw any one ao effect-
'<4a.M were Ur. Skllea and Ur. Stambaok. They were
' csmpletely aobered. Now whether thla auddenaoberlng of
theae " boneat ai)d gentlemanly aportamen" waa oanaed

2' the thought that they had got a dead anre tUng, or 1^
e walk of twen^ yaida, Iieave to othera to detaanlder
V :,ncm titla to ue day of ranotog all thlooa went on
;it^; Inton meetlag at 11 o'olook I found that they
anolber rider, who waa not near ao heavy aa Ur.
'BUlfrtt Bfambaok: , Thla oeoaaloned a dlepute, aa I con-
ol^nmOif t either Skllea or Stambaok were bound to ride
KMOflrifag'to our agreement, and offered to ride my own
' '0, ftlthbbgh I am an overweight for Um, and I waa

doea not pretend to tbe ohaiaoter of a ranning hoi ae.
Tours truly, David Wbubboiise.

UMIOX OOOBSI, u L— TBOniKa.

UoNDAT, July 10.-Uatoh $1,000 ;
hvneaa.

Woodmff, b g Bdfpttaloa.... •..*•.......

S, Ttunaa, ■ | Bawlfr

Time. »;31; (:!3.

CKNTBBVILLB OOUBSl, L. L— TRORINO.

Fbdat, July 16.— Uatoh (1,000; mile heata, beit 3 In
6, towagolii.

W. D. rethod7, n f GipUlB Bonrr, rteelrid forfilL
H. Woodni; b t baOIetomif h, IbrftlL

OZFOBD FABX, rHnAOILFHIA. — TSOTTIKa.

UoNSAT, July 13.— Ulle heata, beet 3 la 6, to hameia.
Premium 1260.

J.Oilatr namodf mJaaayUid..,. , 3 13 11

J, Wheeler uoad i b wbiJetMee 13 13 3

nn«, 3-,17 ; 1:01 ; tSii)i ; 3:41 ; 8:08.
Track very heavy.

FOm BBEIf E FABE, FHILAOELFBIi. — TBOTTIHO.

Tbubsdat, Joly 16.— Ulle heata, beat 3In6,to hameaa.
PremlnntSO.

Om. Moieit turned g | Froit Ill

W. King nimed'b h Barnr Ooll 3 3 3

nmo,3:lBM;l:t3; 3:tl.

TBOTTina AT Loumvnj.!, XT.

Satubdat, July 8.— Porae — , mile heata, In hameaa

Slaepj Darlo Ill

FrlBoe ■ " ~

TIB*, SK>1; 1:00; 8«a.

TBOmKO AT OBIOAOO, ILL.

momlagoaffletba wind had alffloatdledawi^. Thentbev
aai^ the low bladk hull bt the aehooner rialog and ftlUol
with the aweU of the tea, aa aha lay at anchor about J
mlM'rromahore-bertall apan, with the oanvaa oloat.
ftolad, Btanding In bold ontUaa between them and reload,
leti Oy. Aa eoon aa It waa falrlv light, a boat waa lev.
erad flrom the veatel, Bunned wlUi an armed crew. They
palled In upon and over the bar, taking loondlogt ani
bearlngt as they went, and aoon louod that their aohocner
could, without dUBoolty, make the anchorage Inalde.
Tbey retted to iter, and, In a abort time, aha waa got ua.
der-#ay, run In and orcDgbt to an anchor under the tame
lee where the atranger'a boat bad luffed up the day before,
and within mueket ahot of the hula of the flahermen.

The latter were much alarmed, but they had nothing to
berobbedcfeioeptafewthoaaandponnda of dried flih
and their neta and oanoea, ao they did not fly, bat with
many prayera to their patron aalnlf , awaited the reeult of
whatever might come.

In a Utllo while an armed boat landed from ihe venel,
and one who aaemed to be her commander aproog to the
there, fie waa richly dieaaed, atrcagly llramM, thcroagh-
ly armed, and hla featarea woald not have been uncomely
If paaaloa bad not evidently made lla throne within hb
heart. Hla look waa that of one aeeUog for a victim with
the ardor ofa Ualay, wlahtng for bloody vengeance fot
aome wrong or fancied Irjurv. Hla age waa probably not
more than tbUty— hla light hair and complexion tpoke of
Anglo-Saxon blood; With him waa a lean, tallow-fdoed
ladTviddal, dreiaed In black, evidently ten or llfteen yeata
older, whoie amall, an^e-llke eyer, tbin llpi, narrow fore-
head, and oloae-ahaved face made him look, what he lurdy
waa, a villain; fnhdblf a kind of Judaa or Arnold, -ready
to bt one for any one. It money waa In quutlon.

The fliat comer. In an loperloua tone, demanded of the
flahermen why tb.ey did not anawer hla algnal for a pilot.
He waa replied to by the eldeit of the parly, a gray,
haired Ulnoroan, one Pablo Oonovaa, whd, among hla com-
panioo^ bad the leputatlon of fearing neither man nor
the devil

<* We didn't nnderaiand your algnal," aald he, boldly;
" and, II we had, we had no boat which could live In the
aurf on the bar yeaterday I"

" Tet you could alguallza the vUlala who oroatied by
your dlreoUona, when we were tun of hla capture I"

"That waa not half BO bad aa you murdering bla poor
wlfel" aald tbe old Spaniard, bitterly.

" Hla wife t Did hi aay aha waa bla wife, my dear fellow t"
aald the Individual In black, quickly catohiog at the ex-
preaaion.

" Aak the loaolent dog no queatlona, Oouoaellor; iibieu
that aha waa married to blm; that's mough I" aaid the other.
Impatiently.

" Then, Oaptalo Feblger, we mut have the child, or all
will fall tbrongb, ooleaa we can prove itt death. Uy dear
fellbw, the child waa nnbarmed, waa It nott"

" When I know whether I'm talkiog.to the devil or not,
I'll anawer I" aald old Pablo, grafBy.
> "Ooma— I WkeAalP' aald ha wbo had beau addreased
aa Captain Feblger, aniliog grimly on P«blo. ■< He la a
lauytr, and they're aervanti to tbe devlli aa a geaeral

„. - , ^ , . , . .ithlng, but I can answer the queatlon aa well aa he. The

iUndlngIn toward the ooaat, undera fearfW pwia of Lj^man only was hurt I aaw that through my apy-glaail"
canvas. And only about a mile nearer, butao oloae to Oe » ^ad been aa good aa your eye^ khe, too,

abore that the penons of those on board of her oonld be ^^^jj j^j^ j.jjjj |<i gjjj pg^iQ.
plainly aeen, waa a amaU bat beautiful lohoone^bo8t- ^^^^ i Well, now, I have a better heart

no more than five or alx , tone burthen, and but partially .^^ ^^^^^ j„ q, j j ^jf both your eaia for
decked over, yet ahe rode the tea like a duok, tai aeem- g„ insolence; bat I like your iplrit-lt has a aploe of
ed to oat the water aa a bird oleavet the air. Upon her ^9^,1 ,t '^g ^y own, If yoa'll oome aboard the
deck were three peraons-a man who atood at the helm, „i,ooner-the " AUaSonna"! oall her-l'il give you as
a lovely feinale, who clang to the weatbw ihroud a few , glesa of grog aa ever met thlraty Ilpa !"
feet before blm, and by the hand aba held a little girl, |- i.^eep your grog to drown the recollection of bid

deedalnl'*^

A gale waa Uowlog, aterriflc gale, from the aontb-eaat,
rolling up the wavea from the Say of Uexloo— aa that
portion loBlde of the Oalf baa been named— and aending
them on the aaady ehore, where they broke In lofty walla
„ . . , , of foam. 80 fleroeW did the tempeat rage that the Span-
two mile heata. In 1 1,^ flahermen could not parade tneir avooation I Thav
were obliged to lay their neta out open the Inner branoh
1 1 1 of .the point of Boca Orande, where their ranohs was ea-
* ' tabllabed, and acek refuge In the low, palmetto-thatched
bnta built for their ehelttr, wblob, though located In a
ravlnei, where the wind had not full play upon them,
teemed hardly atrong enough to wltbatand the gale.

Here, tmoklog their olgarattoa, they/ huddled, some
cursing vid grumbling at tbe weather; othera uttering a
ptMer, now and then, to San Antonla— aU dlaoontented
and oat of aorta. Suddenly, however, the booming of
oannonry— and that oloae at hand— atartlad all of tnem
to their feet, and with one Idea th^ mated almultaneoua-
ly ontrto aee what could be off that ooaat In auch a atorm,
and why tbe cannon were fired. On reaching the elevat-
ed point that bouada to the acuth the narrow entraaoe
to the bay, wblob extends far baok into the awamps and
wlldt of tbe county, they aaw a large aohooner, foretcp-
Ball rig. evidently armed heavily and with a AiU crew,

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lout like penona on the gale.

^ st thla Iwat and Ita helpleaa crew, to the wonder

I of the Spaniards, tbe oannonnade of the large, blaok-ald-
I ed lehconer was dlrcoted. To their ampTUe, tbe more,
beoauae the aohooner ahowed no flag, and did not aeem,
by her looka. to be either aOuardaCoataaraman-of-war.
I "Etuia PMa—U la a pirate"— they muttered, and,
Tbubsdat, July 8.— Porae $260, with $60 to the aeoond I crooilng tbemaelvesj they prayed eamettly for the esoaoa
beat, lor aeoond olaas horses, mile heata, beat 3 ln6, in | of" JB^oMacMea"— the little aohooner— and aome of the

more eameat of them ran down to the point, and by beok-
oningaand algnals, endeavored todltect tbafdgltlvea
how to ran into tbe narrow channel, wblob, bavbg once
entered. Would plaoe them In aafety for a time. Tbe man
at the helm aaw them, aeemed to nnderaiand, and, keep-

harneas.

0. W.BdwtU'achBChktgoBoUa 81011

BoiMrt auapllB't tl g Iittll* Wonder (for-

mrlyBkuk Sdi*) 1 1 8 S a

H.oraT«a'bBLMraHi«r tscas

O. W. naaiak^ DgtatMomr ,. dr

W. Fahrlok'a b g Tong BIMm dr

9B<b S.-Ui tAX; i-M; 1:11; 1:«T.

" Well, well, the oDer wai kindly meant, take itaejoa
will. Do you know anything about the bay op whloh the
fellow went t"
" JVotAiiv/" aald Pablo.
'* How far doea It extend before the main la reached 1"
" i don'! W /" replied the Spaniard.
'■ Your men, here t"

" Kaow no more than I do 1" continued Pablo,
" yfhti the devil do you know!" cried Feblger, begin'
ning to get angry and show hla natural ferocity again.
" A'otUy, wneB It salts as; a good deal, when we want

toP . ■

The strange captain's hand was on the bUt of III sword.

us jioim «w USUI, « "^™J:rA."3i"tr"C Thestrange captain's hand waa on the hUt of hte sword,
Ing bis orafl Bleady ibr the abore, apon J^tJ^mw to the gentleman In blaok arsad him to puraue the
steer to make tteentranoe. UeanUme Che ahot from the ft, ,u,, , »j child, who were pSly.faatfflg

i^Qpnflnad tb any welghL They Indated on their man I ^Bats.
lac atlewed to ride, and alleged that he was two or} £.

I Buianlng vi asel were ploughing up the water all around
I Urn. Twloe bad hla amall aalta been perforated, time af-

_ . n ^lAn r ■ I. _ii I ter time bad the epray fkom the hlaabg ahot dadied over

Fmpat, Jalj 9.-Par«e $100, for running hoiaet, mUe 5^)^^^ was tonobed-nor bafor tbe woman, or

BAcma AT mLVAuxKB, wu.

Ml, niiw < _ _

vond parault, urgtog. for aome leaaoa, that the (leraon of
the latter moat, at all eventa, be aacured, even If the death
of the other waa not aeoompllabed. . Garbing bis anger as
beat ha could, the captain of Ihe aehooner retnrnedlo his

alleged

itaM wnnda over tba weight l had named (186 ponnda)-
l^li itucholder being snmat me, and threatening to pay
— tiM tnoney if I dla not run as they wished, I con-

olqded'to have their nan weighed, and drove blm some
.two .mllea for the purpoae. On welgblog the rider
pcovtOad by thla " boneat and gentlemanly aportaman,"
mm fooBdothat with all Ua rigging he weighed jaat ^6 1
••plUhM being tbna 20 pounds abort of the required I
'rmiatilMBlde the two or three pounda that he waa Mid |
vieV;Ce above the weight All preaent were aatonlihed, I
and anilcna to know whore the sort of man grew who I
''f<MJ4 liise 28 or 23 pounda In an easy ride of two milea
li'n'fi*' thlqg it proved, however and that la, that if |

^Blkto'ibBKlllrlUlM 3 11

Mr. Ooaglu' b b Oghtaad Itarr 1 S dr

B.0«tr«t7>abrgU«tlariea dr

nae, Ml; IM.

FAomo AT rmsBDBaB, fa.
Wbdnibdat, /nly H— Uatoh tot — , mile heats, beat 1
3In6.

oblld hurt, and they now were veiy oloae to the shore;

Though they "
for that bold at(

charmed lUs-Death oame apnaar ana yoweirBuiBa. i j =

br5'err»Tar^S5SyWe?a''iSSi?^^^ ."^P^ ^J. ^?». l^eep .and the ohIM from their

"?J^Jl*^^?. «fi^;'f«A.^^^ faU. manned and armed, pat off ftomthe

"Wing In the dlreoUon which the alranger had
-Death oame ao near and yet retrained. ♦-^,„ ^ y^. j ° v^, "

nek tnrpla.,
aieyBob

Ill

IBS

p,Qne tnlng ,lt proved, nowever. and tbat la, inat u vJTainV
•<liga£' cannot JaeUy claim for Ur. Skllea the character
L'«f an " kpneat and' gentlemanly Bporttman," ha can fairiy I y g^w

TBOnUia AT AUIAIIT, N. T.

Thdbsdat, July 16.— Parse and atbke 9200, mile heats.

l^n'»bl4 and experlenoed hand on tbe turf." We
_ _ wirtt to the nualog gronnd, being fearlU that if I
6wer<^aiaTed lODg on the road that thla rider would be en- 1
fMMf Xbll,'^ ihi 33 or 23 pounda of lost fleah waal
'vUa'v by an Mual amoaut of giavel tied in a bag,and I
«teud vpbdiha'bBok of "SkUeaaorreL"
(i'oti«koie'Ba'jadge, Ur. Benjamin Obarles, who has acted
Ittdge hhdalup af rider In raoes on the Eogllah turf u I
^iL'.aa in tbla ooontry. .Skllea ohoae some man <yom|
lerka Oounty. The odda at the etatt were IttO to 20 on I
"Otf torrilj and $20 to 121 yiu offeced on two dear
lengths. . Theaa odda ware freely offered all over the I
tiMkf .aiid'aa Ur. Sklles bad Informed hla frienda that he I
kada dead aure tt^ag, the pars at noon brought hoata of
. hU ftlMdf i^m Berka and Lanoaeter, smxloua to take a
■^lIU^^tterTrom BobnylUll. Dorlag tbe mn.for the

flntdOO yarda the Sorrel led aome 16 or 20 feet, but after

Bpr)Btit«*d'sehga«»riaDawioD 3111

" Walloat Bury Wklwo, 1 3 3 dr

tiBt, 3:87; Mt; 3M.

Samb DATiTT-Uatoh for — , mile heata, beat 3 In 6.

J. D.WtUoB'a Bbwkaboat Ill

Ur. VsUuaa' Nuknild 3 31

IliUk 1:11; 1:80; 1:10,

I to, aoaroe.a half mile off, and threw a abower of grape
and cannMer at the hapless fogltlves. With a shudder,
they turned to aee Its effects. Tbey groaned and beat
thur breaata as they aaw the lovely woman, who bad held
the ohild by ihq band, fall to tbe deck, and aaw the man,
who, letting go the helm, permitted hla boat to luff np
onder the lee of the head-land, spring forward and ralae
her In his aroia, while great toireilta of blood gushed out
from her breaat and ran In orimaon cniienta over her
white dreaa

They manned aeveral of their flahing canoes end bur
ried 68, la spite of the driving gale, to offer their aesla-
j tance. Tbey fonnd the man, a young and noble-looking

flablng ranohe, though tbe piO'
prietora lived In Havana, where market wufoaodfor Ihe
nab when cored.

The oontlnuatlon of tbli apleodld atory will be found
only In the Nbw Tobe Ubbobbt, for Satniday, Joly 81;
1858, which la now ready at all the newa depota and
book atores) price four oenta. The UitioDBT la the largest,
handaomest, and best story paper published, and ua a
larger corps of oontribntora than any other JournaL Ned
Buntllne and George Albay write only for the Uibccbt.

p.hoirea paaa tha aooie,'r>The'i|UliefJiioB£!l)y
Ught to meA UrT-Pharttl to

ilulM never ooold be brottgL ,

mOMtMiUo. ThelrittlrortheeorrtAaaldWBoKeof
ttt lvilBBd«r8*who Inquired of him, " that he bad lost
oriiAso'lt'Mi i^dead heat" TbU was before he got off

■hwiwiis.-

' ta tte iMeboe of the jadge ohoaen by Sklle^ no deol-
. -aloaooaldrbe had, and both partlea left the track. The
- next momlng I went t7lth Ur. Obarleato PottarlUe, for
" I pnipose of haying the matter deolded, but the other
%,WMnot'to oe BseOi and has not ainoe been aeeniln
County, "either by Sklles or any one elie,' Ur.
i^JkuleSi'U well as two or three others who were jit , the

TBOTTOta' AT WORODTBB, 1US8.

T««BDiT, Jnly iSv^For a basket of champagne, mile
heata, beat 8 In 6i ' . .

Heanr Oooldlag'a b a QataaTwtOTia 1011

dpt. OgakllB'a b m WoTMoUr Olil a 0 B 8

.tlBa,8:U; 8:U; 1:11; 8:1L

TBorriNO m fhovidinob, b. i.
Wabbikotor QooBSB, Wednesday, Jaly 21.— Uatoh

DIGESTION

, - , - „ „ ^ pTOcea which extraota from our food the ela-

person, taieellng upon the debk and trying to ataunoh the I menta of growth, repair and saatenaoce. If the dlgeallon
... ..v — . — ..... -.^-'-■•-Jr-vin -.—-A- 111 inpejfeomiij 1,9,1(1, o( the body becomea Imp^rifeot In

meana digeatlon caaaea alto-
neal, a man will as oertalnly
aometlmea almost aaauddsnly,

„ , „ , , [rough bis heart Any g^t

with the flerceness of a manlao, he halt raised her form emotion of paatlon or pleasure, aoon after eating, oaqaes
Ihim the deck, and while his eyea glared and hla longhair death: hence, ne highly exciting or momentoni newa
ht on the gala, he ehouted— ahoold be oommunloaled, even to the healthiest, let alone

^,000, with an Inside atake of $600, play or

blew ontatialgL

« Off 1 off I She Is murdered I ahe Is murdered V
Then he laid the body down, trimmed hla tattered aallp,

Bmng to the halm, and, before another minute had
hla boat waa flying like a gull before tbe atorm,
Ihe bay amid the thousands of. Islands whloh lay
between the sea coast and the " Big Oypieaa."

A wild myatery to them waa in all thla. Never had
they seen a more beaatlful Ifij. She waa tall, raven

L 6, to wagona.

D. liiaa BBBid br b ladf Bhenaaa

D, rutr haaid bl g North Eter

HBO, 9:11; 1:U; 1:11; 3:1}.

or mv but 8 hwad, lovely In feature, and perfect In form. And coat- ao ai
gmj, "w» » jy jj^jjj Biittared on her flogeia, bracelets of gold olaip- vIgo
Q 1 1 1 ed her wnata, and also were on her fair round arma above I ^ I'

the alok and tbe feeble. Immediately after a fall repiiat

Sometlmea thb wlaest of oa will eat too mnob; for an
oooaalonal Indlscietlon of thla kind, two or three, tea-
apoonafpl of atrong vinegar affoid relief to acme peraons,
but aggravate the evil In a few. The better plan la, to
take a long leliure walk In the open air, wlUi a pleasant
aaaoclate. Keep on walking until entire relitt la experi-
enoed, and eat no more of anything ontll next morning,
And cost- 1 ao aa to allow the over-taxed stomach to recover Its tone,
' iOr and elaatlclty.
' we beoome odnaoloua of a anrfelt over nigbt. and from

lias

the elbowa By thla tbey deemed her Spanish. I that, or any other oaaee, a walk la Impraotloabfe, a good

ABBOoa aa the boat had laffed In out of alght of the aaballtute la found. In ataadlng erect with the olotulog
aohooner, the latter commenced making algnalafora nmoved, except the atookloga, month oloaed, and rubbing
pilot, having abortened a^l and hove tu aa near the abore the region of the atonaob, and fbr a foot aroaod It, with
Baoko is UiLWAWia-OoiD Spbiso Oovbsb, Jdly P. I aa ahe dare£ Bnt, had if been poaslbla for them t^ go the open hand. Very great relief la often afforded, even
, -Quito a large crowd asaembled at the Odd Spring out to her, there waa not one of thoae boneat flahermen In Beriona oaaea, wlUIn half an hour, by a vigoroua man-
rarcdlogoberoieanymagUtratdandboquallfled Oonrae to aee the promlaad raoe between LltUe Flea, Kit- who woald have helped to do further wrong to the IpvatIonorUila aort,Uktog for breakraat, nextmon^
ihwae won bv two or three feet Ur. Bfellea d^ ty UUes sad Highland Uary, mile heats. After watting, wretched fuglUve, whoever he might bo, by aiding to bring a oupof acme klpd of hot drink ud a alngle piece of
and dalmed tbat hla horae bad tron; bnt only however, till haff-paat Ave o'clock. It tamed out that the the aohocner In tbat aba might renew the purenlt dry bread; and for dinner, a b)wl of aoop with bread
vpbaeof getting back his own money, thinking owner of Little Flea reftaaed to run him, nnleeathetwo Oanaltergundldlha(ohocaerflre,»ndtheo,wltbmenornat, and nothing else for that d«y. The atomach ahoold

h9 Wuld eive hla own bacon, althouah be had marea would take np addlUonal wdght The ownera of at her maat head, ahe atood dose In aa If to raconndter alwaya be allowed extra reat after overwork.

sold Onililbga "Argus" saya that Ur. SklTea offered the marea decUdog to do thla, Llttleflea waa withdrawn, the bar, to aee If It ware paaaable; and thongh it was. and [Hall'aJ oarnalof Health,

to nmOTW.a8aI>>* or to run any dIaUnoa at any time for land Kitty UUes and Highland Uaiy had the raoe to th^ aeabrckeln -

aDyaBloant,<Mow,ItlattaethatbeforehegototsInonay]ielvaa. Thla materially diminished the InUreat of the oo- four fathoma water npon It, and the menon aboreccatd Bbvival Rbtmb?.- A New York poet. In touching on
back he did Mme blowing, bnt when brought to theloaaion.aaHleblandUBry waa not considered a matoh for by alngna have eaally gulaedhereoioaB,they woald not the oonveraloa of Awful Gardner, goeth It thoa:
"""""""" ~ Kit^UUea Nevertheleaa, they atartedaadrantwobeata, doit The alght which they had wltneiaad had alokened| . ..

aoratob. alwaya backed down. He propoaed to ruu 700 . _„v_ , „ ,

yards fbr $7()0, but, when I offered to. put up 9800 as allngoM time, each winning one; Highland Uary first, their hearts, and more than one prayer wu uttered ttiat
forfait, he treated and backed oat In a little while he | li62; Kitty Ullea second. l:6t. Highland Uary waa then night, that the pirate, for auoh they dieemed her, would
offered to ma 800 yaida for $800, any place out of the drawn^ There waa mpon diaappolntment and otisatlsttio- 1 alnk before the morning dawned again,
^-"nty. This I dosed wlttr^ offered $100 as a forfait ticn 6t all three horsea not going, aa announced. | Bat, daring the night, the tempestalaokened, and when

W« slog and ibOBl wir (rttthil Ihuka,
Tb«l A«ral OtrdBtr'i Jolatd oar mkii
nil, M lb* Uap holli 091 lo bnro,
nera p»v bo ohuoa for Paukk Bttno;
And a hla BWOjr'i til tBdnrlai,
Wa aur ortD hopo fiir Jolm Via Boren,

uMnauiiot liU oein, ner<intrrerBTtiT~iTrBava mnrd or'Uiia
nibble belof nudo, bai anill Ibe rnmor uaamu • aabatsBtlil ibtpa
we (hall bold our ptue apon Ibe iuhJ^oL

Tbelbcitrelo Ibe Boserr above Btjerd itreet, Deerl7oppotlle
the old BowtTj, known u ibe audi Tbettre, wu opened by e oom-
ftaj darlog tbe peil week, nnder Ibe mueieDeni of J, B. Howe,
AnoBK tboee In tbe cora dianatiquA we find tbe nrnmee of J. H,
^en, George BoUend, J B. Howe, J. derberl, Obu. Wtrwlok, J.
Itmll, Crinabiw, Lte, Foater, elo. M mei Denvlll rad Benneil ere
•MS In the lilt. It le onr opinion tbtt ibia aubiubment migbt be
aide to per; bnt obuie tbe name, genilenan maiagen— Bltdt
Oitaire" la loo I'utoby to aitraol Ibe fretuenlen of Ibe old Bowtry.
Wbr not call U tbe " Kew Bowerj f

Hr. and Mrs. Clarence Boll, or Analrallin celebrity, oloaed tbeir
«Dn|emtnt at tbe Bowery on Iba Slat. Henra. Jos. Proolor and
Bonert Joboaton are tbe ctrda for the preeent week, tragedy being
Iba onlerot tbe nigbt. Ura. Prior doct the beroloea, II will be
neoeaiiry Tor Ibe naiaiar to keep a abarp eja to windward It be
liopea 10 conllooo bli reoent ancoeaaea. Foi la cunning, and will do
til beat to tlTect a combination between Ibe p«a-nnl eaters ot tbe
Obatbam and Bowery.

HIM Ada Clifton, LOW performing wilh the "oomblnatlon" eom-
■pany, at Niblo'i, baa been engaged by Hlae Lanra Keene, for Iba
«0Dlng leaaon. By tbo way, Ulaa ida will pleaae accept oar
Ibanka for tba beaatlfal pbotograpb aba wai kind enongh to acnd na
a few dayi ainoe. It li a tratblbl plolure,

Tbe Bowery Tbeaira la aonounocd for re-opeslng en tbe Tib Inal
mder the oanagemenl ot J. LIngard, and G. L. foi, botb formerly
connecled witb tbe KalMnal. II la not itated on what terma tbe
theatre has been rented, bnl we preaomo tbau gentlemen bSTC too
jauth (ood aenae to promise to pay the eibcrbllanl demanda made
ipoD Ur. Eddy for tho booae. Uia the 0| poeUlon bonae, the BtadI
nealre, bad esylbtng to do with Ibe arraniement.

Here la a cbance fur flddlera. Lurence Donn reqnests na to atate
that he will pity agaloal any man In the Untied Blatef, on tbe violin,
reels, J'gi, ana taoroulpes, fur from fire to Ave bnndred dollaii
Han and money ready at Hubert Balier'a, 192 Franklin street, New
Tort

Wood's Ulnatrels are letling logethor ■ itrong team for tbe ap-
proacblDC ecaion. In adoiUoo to Ur. Rloe, ooe of ibe early pioneers
m Ibe Eibmplan bueloeia, and Ibe great repreaentaiWa of "Jim
Crow," Itaoniniger baa also engaged Ibat popolar delineator of
Negro ecuitrloillea, Eph. Born, who, with Rice, Fox, and Bowers,
enibtlomalie funenoogb loault all lutea. We are sot advised,
however, wbelber Epb. Is engaged pormanently or noL

Lasra Eeene'a tbeiire will re-open early In September. It has
been stated that Ur. Blake had been eniaged aj itage manager, but
this announceisenl was premature, no arratgemenl to that eflkol
havlDg been made at latest advlcea. Ur. Bamett wUl probably allll
bold on. Tbia gentleman, we regret to learn, hu been oonOaed to
bis bed for some time by a touob ot lbs " rheamallca."

Bryaota' Ulnatrels are doing a clever bnalaeaa at their hall, ill
Broadway. We bavo not heard of any freab novelUoa being Intro,
dnced tlBcu tbe rooptnlnf.

Among the " Utile" of the day. It Is eUlsd that Ur. Eddy, Itts
maiaaeraf tbe Bowery Theatre, la negotiating for tbe Broadway
with tne view of openloB It wilh Bowery prioea, el^ We abonid bo
torrylc hear that Ur. EJdy badilTeoled ancb an arranganent, for
we leel couOdont that tbo spcoulttloo woold prove acdnlpiele fallnre

Wo were under tberlmpreaaion thai Uatt Pael'a Ulnatrels wore to
return to 414 Broadway, bnl by a bill on the door, It- appeals tbal
the hall Is to rent What's tbe trooMif

Uadane ParodI retarncd to New York lul week, from bor tonr In
the Weal Indies.

H. Le'alle, wenoh dancer, formerly or Bryants' UUiatrels, Is per
tormlDg at Uolropolllan Gardens, decond Avenue.

Jaa. Anderson, trsgedUn, la snnounced to appear In New Tork, In
Beplenber, bat at wbloh theatre Is not autod.

Tbe iMneBI ol tbe Dramatio Fond, at tbe Academy ot Uasic, on
Monday evoilng, will realise 91000, It Is said.

Tbe oMDlng nIgbt of tbe " Eddy Dramallo Olab" takes plaoe at
Bamor Ball, on the nth.

AUATRDR THEATBIOALB.'

Tbb J. W. Wimcc DsixATio AcsoaiT'os gave their Irst eslertaln-
ment, aloco tbe re.orgas>utlan, at Humor Ball, on Tuesday evening,
July i'lb, to a very aeleot audience, who were greatly annoyed by
Ibe vocirerafons cttbo nol>y amateurs protenl, Tbo programme
«onslitedor Tbe'Uomentoua Qoestlon," "CbSTlos II,". and ''Toe
i)omb Belle." A ohoico bill lor bol wealber— llgbl and epioey.

The Uomentoua Qncillon" waa a lallnre on tbe part or tbe male
playera. Ii Is wlib profonnd regret we make Ibe statement, and
only wieh Ibat wo could speak ol Ihe enlerUlnment la a more
Ikvorsble manner. Our readers want tbe train, and notbiog but
Ihe troth : oonerquenily, we must be candid and Irutbtul In ocr
lemarka. At tbe oloao ot tbe Brat piece, Mr. Belmont otme before
the cnrltin In responio to tbe call, and dellvc^ad a apeerh. In wblch
he remirked, that hs "had witoeased one or two olubs attempt
4 {be Uomcntons Question' wltboai sucsni, and that they (tbe
Wallicki) Bbonid te cicuied for tbeIr bad playing, ai leversl were
bnl new hands, and thai tbe pleoe could not be played by

HAMLET m THREE ACTS.

Friend Qdxen : la the flippant Introdaotlon to Hamlet
Id three acta, I bri^ymli all that was neoeuary (preeum-
iDg, of ooaraa, that e^ery reader wks Bafflclentlj Intelli-
gent to comprehend a iketohy eiplanaiton, and oompe-
tent to auppl; the detalla of each ekeleton saggeetlon), and
though I oan^y no mors now. It leema requlalte that I
Bhomd urge the fact of the decided difference between
oondenelng a play for atage repreientallon, and Impudent-
ly mutUaung a readable poem.

In all aget, eminent dramdtlata have gladlr adopted the
ooneoUona and alterationa of managera and actors of In-
ferior ablUtlea.

Shioe Bhahetpeare'a time, none of hla playa have been
played or even pnbllahed aa he wroto them, Foi tbe
Btage, oortallment and Interpolation have always been
deemed neoesssry. It la a fact, almott beyond iitpule, that
no aotor ever played Hamlet aa Shakespeare wrote it.
Henoe, it is merely a qaeatlon of taste and policy as to
which ccndensatlon or which edition will best please the
public, and make the beat acting play (or the present day.
This la the only real point at hsae— and it will be long
'before this point la enbmttted to a public teat, for the sim-
ple reason that the theatrical la the moat oonsarratlTe ol
all the profeaslone. Reforma are made in the legal pro-
featlon, the eolenoe of medicine advanoes, clergymen are
bsooming more enlightened and libera), InTentlon la ripe,
art Is maturing, aud progreaa le everywhere; save In the
theatre. The reason la oDviona, the remedy plain.
' In ooDdenaing a play tor the stage, the queatlons of sa-
crilege and preaumptlon are no( to be ooosldered. No
well Informed man, no scholar of good critical Judgment,
will raise thoae queatlons.

I have very good rraaou to believe (from information
derived from sources familiar to every school boy) and I
tlo believe that the MSS. of Bhskespeare's plays were all
of them bnraed In the great Are In London in 1613, when
the Qlobe theatre was destroyed: ao that what are now
called Shakeapeare's playa oootlst of about one line of
Shakespeare to fifty of some theatrical copyist or short
hand writer. , , ,

Qreat thoughts, great maxims, may last forever, but

Seat plays seldom retain posaeailon of tbe stage longer
an one generation. The language ohangea; manners,
lastei, oualoms, all change— the human race, coUeotivelv
I epeaklnKi Is far more advanced than in Shakespeare's
lime, what waa then ooneldered a good play, would

ised under the name ot tbe H. A. Perry. We believe It to now known
as Ibe UclropollUn." 41low me to live you a few parllculars aboot
Mat club. Tboy were organized under Ibe name of H. A. Perry, but
Ibe Kmpire club Joined wlib tbem under Ibe conditlooa tbal tbe name
waa to be obanged. Borne ot the Empire menbe'ra paid In ibeir dues,
sad all oonildered Ibemselvea members of Ibe B. A. Perry. Next
meeting nIgbt the President, Ur. Baglsy, wu absent; a ohali man waa
appointed, and It wu moved and carried that tbe olub ebould be
known u tbe Uetropolllan. Next meetlni nigbl Hr, Bagley attended,
and Informed ns Ibat the slab wu atlll tbe li. A. Perry, and that no
member of tbe Empire wu a member of tbe H. A. Perry. Upon
wbloh t velve of Ike Empire witbdrew, anil bnvs alnca re-orguttid
Ibemselvea. Now, bowUr. B spsel lbs resoJuilon tbal tbo club wu
Ibe Melrepolllan, and tbal the Eopliea were not member* or It, after
having paid their teea, Is something I woold mach like to know.

Tours truly, Qosbt'

SENIBAI, BCHKABT,
Charley Tbome and bis oompany were giving a lerlea of perform-
ances at Melodeon Hall, Leavenaorlb City, E. T., forthe beneBt or
Ibe anlTorers by lbs recent oODflagralloa Uiere. Tbe third enterlaln-
ment tor this purpose wu given on tbe ITita nil, Tba attendance at
tbne praiseworthy enlerUumenU had not been Oial-rale. Bpesk-
Ing of Ihe eobflagratlon It Is said Ibat <n aotor named Eaton, and bla
wife, bud been arrested on aoaplclon of being tbe Inoendlartes, .
^ Tbe Christy Uustrels, In London, were about to leave Iiondon, for
tbe purpose of fulBIIIng their provlnolal engigenents.

The New Orleans and Uetropolllan Suriesque Troipe, Bhorey's
oompaay, are al Rooky Point, Rhode lalaod.

By a notice to one ot the Ban Fraoolsoo Joimals, we Inter that a
"diffloolly" bad ocoarred between Ur. John Wood, and bis tuolnat-
log wife. AllLoagh no names are mentioned yet Ihe whole tenor of
tbe art ole In qaeetion pobits nnmlaUkably Is Ibis sonple. Tbe Isdy
bad abieoled berseir rrom her huaband's domlolls, and there were
muy rumors afloat regarding Ibe wbereabouU ot Uis. W. It wu
supposed tbal abe migbt have left fur Aoairalla, bat sobaequent
events proved that ahe nsd sot letl Oaliromls.

Tnmugb private sdvlces ws nnderstand that George Cbrlaty had
sni been reoelved wltb Ibat bvor wbloh It wu Ibooght woold at-
tend bis appatrance In San Franolioo.

Tne IfeiB Tork Ditpaleh sa;B— Some mnalolan hu Uken tbe trouble
to reuoro the ages ut aeversi great ooopoeere. Acoording le bla
Bialemenii, Sobubert died at 81, Bellini S3, Pergoleae 83, Weber 40,
Doiiiz4iii40, AdamaSl BeelhoventT, UndpainUr 01, BreluserSI,
Raob et, Spoullbl ST, PIcolol 70. Grelry 7), Oiuok nod Handel 76,
Baydo 79, fluie 78, Weljiel 10, ZIngareill 8S, Burney 83, Carlsalnl 01
and OemwDl 08 years of age.
Julia Pelby waa receotly married to J. A. Tboman, In OallfomU.
Buckley'a Serenaders wUl give an enterlalnmeot In Jersey City on
theSthlBBl.

Bomething new In tbe Ethiopian mlnalreUy business hat recently
been produced In Inndon, Tne oorrespoodinl ot tbe N, T. Sututay
rinui Bafs:— A few daya since, a "colored opera Iroape," eigbtiu
number, habited In the coart coetume ot Oeorge II., gawe a morning
oonoerl of refined negro nuito, vooatandlDatrumeaui, at the Queen 'a
Ooooerl Rooma, Hanover Ifquare, Is a crowded and fublonable
audienoe, Tne peisooal appearance of ibe par Ilea wai eiuemaly
ludlorouB; but they sang well, and many of ibelr melodlca and soiiga
are " taking," and likely to become favorites.

Ur. Bberiook's draraatlo oorapuy, wita wbleh Sallle St Clair Is
peir>rml>g, closed at London, 0. ff., on lhe2<th all, and are now In
Hamllloo,

Fraolc Howard's Ealerpean Ulnalrfli have been performing at
Flremrn's Ball, DelrolL Tbe loliowiog la a list of tbe Eulerpeans:
T. Gilllgan, Dick Bertheloo, frank Boward, Wm. Allen, J. H. Boraie,
Uerr Kyle, Herr Onell, and a«>. iViUod. they bava since appeareu
In Ohio, playing In Toledo, on tbe SOita ulk ^
.Rivers & Derlona* Ciroas Is said la be dolog ■ snog baslnesain
Canada West, especially In Ottawa City, the buaineaa ibsre exceeding
Uiat ot any snow tbal ever performed there. Ur. E l, Wood's Arao
male "Feather," belongUg to Ibia oompany, reeenlly went from
qgawa City to hlobmond, dialanoe 20 milea and one rod, la one hour,
2rmlnulcsand ITiecondt. Herownermadeawageror£Uttatabe
could do II In one hour and a half. Bbe aoeompllihed this feat oany-
Ing two men In a 8U lb, wagon. Ur. Wood hu Jaat pnrcbueo tbe
obamplon running bone of, the Canadas, " Maid or tbe Ulst," of Ur,
Wm. Byers.

Bignor E Edgar, the miglslan, gave an eihlblllon tl Long Branob,
N. J,, en tbe goih.

Tbe monkeys and ninatrels, (Billy Birch's) were sill In Eaneu at
lul acoounu. A parly ot yonog mon of Learenworib obartered Ibe
wbole concern, on Ibe 26lh alL, for an excursion up tbe river. Tbry
hired steamboat, monkeys, minstrels, calliope, "Bax-born band ot
beaulltui yonng ladles," and all. Wehope Ibey lad agoodllme otil.
Cubby's Tariotles, In Ullwaukle, wu doing* anug bnalness, with
nogro minilrelsy, eta

On Iho occaalon of Uia heueflt of Kate and Bnian Denin, at Water-
town, on the 28d, Baun's husband, Ur Uantinglon, appeared u
Ginger Bias, m tbe Tirglnny Unmmy, playing a btnjo solo. The
troupe have left Walertown, ■
Ur. and Urs, Barry Chapman, with Urt, A. Drake, and a fair

T BS iiif flSJsBisf « i UP. Miutaay, mil uw^t' ti'ss^

recently died, aged IT. ... ,„ .

Ura Hacioady, tba aclrest, and dramatio reader, was admitted
Into tbe New Jerasalem (Sweitenborglan) Cbarcb, at Ohltago, by lbs

rite ot DapUsm, a ab irl llm" since.

Tho panorama of" Dr. JJane'a Arollo Regions Kxp«)lllon" Is being
exblblied In FilnbbnrK, Mass., Ibis week, at lbs Town HalL

U B. Lent'a National Circaa wll exhibit al Qall, Ao|nsl (Ita, ani
Branltord, Canada Weil, Auguil Tin.

Tbe panorama of Busyan's PUplm's Progress wu In Eallllax, N.
a., laat week*

n» Howard oompany, of Boston, were la hare gtvsn Sin " sxonr-
slon performance" at Provldenee, on tbe 4lh.*
Father Eemp'a Old Folka" are In Boston,
• Wm. Coleman, lbs original "Ploaynae Batlar," U peiformbi| at
HlllUrv dill, Philadelphia.

AtOoaoordlaQsrden, Philadelphia, Obta. Fsrksr, oontntlonlst, I*
the card

k^f aldreas, and two red aUmpa, and be will latorM yes ct a an
malhot ot winning al all Ibe vsrioaa games, IC-lt

GAIUB CHICKENS FOB lALB.

BiinuoRi oonKiBRrnn, baltiuobi TOP Non^ HAOsns-
town Tarlatt, PliUburgb Red Domlaloks. It 00 Ibrstsg and jpai-
Viet, all warranted to bs dead gams. Orders sddrasse d to WK IL
, rOOOPIB, Wsstebeslsr, Ctasstar Oounly, Fa., Bex 118, F 0,

CANIREs

FANCY FIOBOJIS VOB lALB,

Or THI rOLlOWINQ DIFFBStNT SINOa : FAN TAIU^ OBOF-
pers, Gsrrlsta, Torblls, Basils, Bilvsr Bbools, Tbmblsn, Tm-
paten, Ustpis, Roogb.neeks.Qnakers, and Swallows, Far partlealait
addreu THOl BIABj, Foal Offlos, Philadelphia, Pa, It-tt

vIhm --f--'-i'

P.innT 110 Tim.— Tbe flgbl between Boberls' dog Paddy and Ihe
Doctor'a dog Tiper, SSibs. eaob, for SSOO a side. oameolTat Ibe boase
or Ur. Hues, Banaom atreel, btlow Bigbth, Pblladelpbia, on Tneadar,
27lh all. Paddy wu irtlned by John Harriott, ot this oily, and Ibis
match baa oreaied cossldeiable Interest amorg the oanlna ruolers of
Pblladelpbia and New Fork. It proved a complale dinppolnlment to
all parllea, u tbe Bght wu a moal mlierable arair, laatlog oily 17K
mlonto, when Tiper ictused lo sorateb, and Paddy wu desUred the
wbiner.

Bmin IBS Rock, for 1100 1 Bini.— On SaUiiday evening. Slat nit.,
tbe maiob for IIIjO a tide, between tbe Imported dog Ballet, owned
by William Barnes, (otherwise Wm. Donning ) and Levi Uoorhoase's
dog Book, took pisce lo Oonnor'a pit, Boaih and Bohuylklll, Philadel-
phia.' Ur. Barnes hind sd bis own dog, and, for the Bnl twenty
minales, nsver gave the other dog a chance, tlUioogta wllhrat pun-
lablog bim. Alter tbta. Rook began to pal It Into Bullet ratber atrong,
and al the end ot fbrty minntts, Ballet bf gan la iqneaL On Bollel's
second sorateb, bla owner bad lo fairly throw bIm to Ihe surateb.an I
on tbe tbird ho wu Ibrown folly fire feel Olilms would have been
made lor this, bat u olslms aeldom prodoca slakes, Ibe flght went
on. Rook evidenUy winning e^lly, which he did In one boor and flve
minnus.

Acoimnais or CHiimrais.— I will aceept Mr. James Dogery's
challenge, and will Sgbl my dog Trenbler agalssi hia dog Smoker ror
Sieo a aide, and will dgbt my dog at lbs. weight lo New Tork,
or at 24 lbs in Troy, Tbe flgbl lo come ulf In four weeks bom Ihe
date of tbe Irat deposit.

I will alao accept Bany Jennlnga' challenge In latl week's Cumw,
and will flibt mr red dog Ulngo, al 20K lbs., agaloat Jennlnga' XOH
lb, dog, fbr tlOO a side, to Sgbl In fonr Ateks from the flrat depoail,
and toes tor tbe oboloe of plaoe ot flgbtleg. A match In both the
above oaau can be nade through the oolomna of the Cinrai

J. B, Roon, Ne. 140 Cburoh alrcet, New York.

Tam DoLuu Rawiao.— Lost, on the 281b July, ■ blai^ and tan
dcg weighing abont SO Iba. ; answers lo Ibe name or Orcape; had on
aonalo coPar, wltb tbe owner's name on II. Whoever wll return
him to SS Bowery will receive the above reward, and no qnesllou
ulced. Oao. P. Wojmnc,

Gbiumas —I have a 271b. dog Ibat I will tgbt agalnat nsy dog of
tbal welgbi In Ibe Siaies, for tlOO a aide ; also, a 2>lb. dog for ISO ; a
SBKlb. for StO, and 4310. for (10, I will match my Ibree legged slat
Moalo, lejjiba , agalosl any crippled dog or ilul lo Ibe country, for
$100 aaldH, of tbal welsbt;orIwlll match her sgslnatanylSlfdogor
alul fbr tiCO a aide. It tboy will givs me one poond rur a broken leg.
A match can be made al any time, for any of these dogs, at ISt First
Avenoe, or through Ihe CuFTu. Jimbs UcUoaaiu.

FroEiixo.— J. HoUn|blln will give a grand nigbl'a apart to the
sporting men ot New Vork and Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, Aog.
sib, lesB Tbere will be tonr btndaome prliea foagbt fur on that
nIgbt, the dogs being pilled acoording lo weight. Tbiala arare obanee
tor gentlemen to try their game stock. Then will he plenty of rata on
band, tree otobarge. ?port will commence al S o'olook, r. n. Don't
forget Ihe Bth ot August, J. HoLsnghlli, 115 Fltsl Avenna.

Buniss.— Harry Jennlnga bu mtlobed bli nowly Imported dog,
Plaitaer, againat BUI Botti'mley's np lown dog, neilber dog to exceed
88lbs., for SlOO a side, lo come olT al Harry Jennings', on TSesday
evening, Ausnst 24. •» a side Is down In Ibe hands of Jsoob Boome,
who Is tbe final alakeholder.

JicoB Rooms hu mslobed bis red dog Ifbgo agalnat Barry JeS'
ninga' red and wblle dog Spot, tor flOO a side, lo lake pis'* on Taea-
day atlernoon, Angnit 81, between 2 and 8 o'olook. Tba dogs are
oonUoed to 20>i pounds weight.

Josira Viuss bu mttohed his tint Pet to kin ICO large alas rats In
one hour, for 1(0 ■ aids, to come olt at Jacob Roome's, 110 Ooarch
street, on Tiesday afternoon, Angost 10, belveea a and t o'olook.
The slot lo hs hudled by Barry Jennings.

FOR TVfZXTT-FITE OM^ifl

I WILL BEND TBI FOLIOWIMS OELEBBiTED Biaina:nn
tanking lbs Tsnkee Writing Fiald ; Bilvsr PlaUsg Fiald ; Aidlslal
Honey ; Patent Bornbi| Fiald ; Skavug Oiesm and Bnadi ; Faisv
Soaps ; Ooametlea ; Hair Dye : Oblhaas Alt of Caublng Fah | HMksl
of Breaking, Taming, and TralnlDi Wild and Biabbora Horse*.
l».lt D. 0. rooRHItS, mux Oaatas, Kaaa

THB TOBB HOVIB,

NTAOS, ROORLAND OOUNTT. —THE BDBSOBIBKB BDnDI-
fdlly Invite* the altentkn ot th* pnbllo is ths above boM, aol
aollolla Ibelr patroaags, oonfldeatly auoring them tbal no oars or ex-
ertloB OB his part, ahaU bs spared to render II the most popolar p)sM
otrssort In lbs oonnty, Hs also solicits tbs aitsntion of his friends t»
his large and admirably aeleded alook of ebcloe wines, Ufaotl, las
ales, o<gars, sla , with whlob lb* bar Is fornlahed.
To oonUlbnlo lo Iba amnssDeot ot hi* patroaa, the snbsorlbsr bat
cowls, elo

F. 0, DkTOB, PfoprMer.

Jait opened a well arranged sklul* alley,
11

s

■AlfSOM BTHBET HOVSB,
AKBOH STflEET, BELOW XIOHTE, FBILADILPBIA.
By JOHN U0a9,
Toraerly proprietor or the

OLD BELL TAVERN,

In ngbib strsel, below Obenil.
HewcnllrespsoirallylnT'lehls old friends and pslms,aadlfa*
pobllo generally, to eall ud sts bIm, wxsrs they will find ths sbolfiSBl
Brandies, Wines and l!<gsr* always on bud.

N. B —A Prirale Rai Pit tor the as* of gentlsmsn who wish M
praollos their Oogs, day or evening, with any nnmber of Bal*. II

now be tbonght very tedioua. Then booke and newapa-
pers were not so abnodsnt as they are now. Then tb«
theatre was the most available median fordlffusing know-
ledge. Then people were willing to alt five or elx hours
to see a play. They made it a serious matter— they went
to gain knowledge as well as amusement— they took their
note books with them to note down all tbe good things in
the plays, for playa then were nearly what newspapers,
bonks, secmooa, and lectures are now. Hence, through all
of Shakespeare's playa. Instances abound wbeie he has ap-
parently forgotten the plot eiltogetber for the sake of In-
trodudcg the brilliant thonghtt which alonebavs render-
ed him famous. Now, every great thibg ever attered by
Shakespeare can be read dailv In the Jouioals, the
novels, the magaElaea, that flood our parlors. To write
a good play nowadays, it ia deemed ueceesaty to have but
one plot, and that straightforward, simple and interesting;
conveylog some useful lesion, Ic is sillowable for an au-
thor to interweave with bis plot the great thonghts and
maxims that suggest themeelvea, provided he does not
maUrially digress bom tba main snbjeot to introdace them.
There are plots enough In one of Bhakespeare'a plays to
make five good acting plays of the present day. Scarce-
ly any of us but has seen a country store where were sold
Hardware, Drnga, Sty Goods, Orooetles and Lumber,
But when progress, improvement, and enterprise march
into the region qf that country store. It Immediately de-
velopes into five ooantry stores, and the different branch-
es of trade are saparated, yet the oroprletor Is not aocua-
ed of sacrilege. Kay not the plays of Shakespeare be
likened to these old stores I The unprononooeable words
and oorksorew senteoces may Im oalled Hardware, the
doubtinl, and tbe vulgar sentence! may be oalled Drugs,
tbe sermons and easays, the Dry Goods, the plots the
Lumber, and thoae nourishing maxlDoa and ideas so ne-
ceisary to iotelleolual life may bs oalled the Groceries.
All good, all benefloial In their way. For the olosat, vis:
for reading, I would deoldedly prefer a simple and pure
copy ol Sbakeipaara (If It were possible to prooure snob)
without emeBdatlSns or alterations. For than I oould
appreciate (without aid) whatever was plain or under-
standable, and^I oould let pass wltboot any great eioite-
ment or mental worry all those passages that looked mys-
terions or too severely olaaslcal to be comprehended by
any ordinary man.

Being latlafled that there la no luoh thing as a copy of
Shakespeare pure, I am willing to aooept tba edition that

oomes tbe nearest to it, and to give Sliakeipeara oredit
for whatever seems good; and toatlribnte to InterpoU'
tors whatever appears ridiculous. And wblle I take tbe
liberty (at the risk ct being called egotistical) to assert
that no man worships genius more than I do, that no man
has a greater love of «be beautUul, that no man detests
meddlers more than I do, yet I feel it to be the height of
lully and absurdity to grow entbualaatlc over typogra-
phical errora and blnndera which Shakeipeare never com
mltted, but wbloh are attributed to bin, and hence view
ed with great reverence by many of our old fogy actors.
I cannot restrain from repeating in this oonnexionthe
very old anecdote of the serenaders who stopped before a
large, fine, old msniioo, and plaved many sweet tunes,
alter whlob they were Informed by tbe ulght watchman
that <■ tuAoiy livtd there nov." This is ao applicable to our
old gentlemen, who, if Shakespeare had written this line

TraUi U ffllgbly and wUl prerall,"
wonld have reen nothlpg worth eapecial notice; bat If the
blunderbg copyist had caused the lins to be printed thus

Trath li nanghty and wUl rstall;''

they would have Ineu exceedingly profound in their
emeodatloos; they would have proved logically what the
immortal bard meant by " naughty" and " retail;" they
would have publlahed chapters to show that a line whlcn
in l>self is rrdlcttlona was beautlfol, sublime, &c.

The greater a man's love is lor the enbllme, the keener
is bis perception of the ridlonlcus, wblch provei that
many of these Sbakespertan soholara. bookworms, antl-
quatiaos, and old logle^ have a very United faonlty for
kppreciatlDg the beautiful. Inasmuch aa they are ever
ecstatic, raptnronr, over the simply rldlonlous, and their
lives are passed in poring over musty books and parch-
ments, lor the mere purpoae, perhapa, of self aggrandise-
ment, or the solving of lome problem of no aooount to hu-
manity. They neglect ths beauUfbl of to-day ^they see
nothing In the glorious enterprises that are dally pro-
Jecttd, to enliat their attention; they look not to tbe fu-
ture, but to the paat, and Bod their blazon In their aaoeatry.

I do not wlah to ocpnpy too much of )onr space, there-
fore I cannot say all that might be said In aosirer to
those who oondema the new version; but who condemn it
without olTdriog om good ruun^ If any mab, I oars not
who, will show me one ^ood reaaon wby my vtrsloi ahoold
not be played, I will bum every copy that I can And, for.
when I am wrong, I am always anxloui lo be righted, I

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offered tbe oondeDeallon of Hamlet, not thinking it to be
a wondrona undertaking, or at all daservlog of OWllA]
comment, but merely as a step in the march of progrm
and ooe adapted to the wants of the age we llris u. I,^
raooied(and atlll faioy) that the best way. for an Mitor j
to honor Shakeapeare, and to perpetuate hu name In tkt
theatre, wonld be so to arrange and modify his playithat :
they might always be attraotTve and Instructive oi plavt.

There are trifling errora in tbe three act plece,-whIob
any competent stage manager will discover and oorreot
at rehearsal I have " out out" many flue things wbl^ "
no one can appreciate mors than I do, bat thsv are fbr-
eign to the main plot, and thsir absence woula not ren- '
der the play less Interesting (I have left enough to keep
busy the brains of any theatre-goer who seeks Instni/O-
tion), and the student of Shakespeare can batter leUsh
those portlona, alone in hia study. The stcdent will find
In Hamlet, lectures, critiques, Bermons, essays, and ds-
bates, to ponder over in his closet, bat the tbsatre-gotr
looki for action— he seeki the play, the drsma.

I do not wish ever to criticise Shakespeare— I tmsttfaat
I aball never insult his memory or detract from bis gsnlns.
He left ns bis plays for our beneBt, he gave us (for our
use) great maxims, brilliant thoughts, par J poetry, moral .
leseofls, all of wbloh It is onr duty to dlssealoate Initluk ,
way that wonld be productive of the greatest good.^|o
mankind, and thereby honor effectuslly tbe pan* jOS;^
memory of the Immortal bard. Bespeotfally ycrni^ ,,

Oswego, July 26, 1868. Waltu'Oat. . <

NoviL SnooTDfo Hatch.— RirLi vs.. FiR6£.r-0ipt. "
John Travis is dstermlned to keep the people altonlshed
with Us use of tbe pistol. Having abaadtasd his Idea cl
shooting orangea from a living boy'sheid, U has rewlyied
upon shoffbg his skill In a msaner do Mm wondarfbL if
not so dangerous. He has msde np shooting natch
with J. J. Breckinridge, ofEentno^, nbon the followIoK , |
terms :— Breckinridge is to shoot bis rifle at a dlitauM « i
200 yards, offhand, at a target, SO shots. Travis 11 to
shoot the pistol msde by Hornn James (a beautifhl pta-„|
tol, wblch we have before oetorlbed) a dlataooaoflOOt
yard) with a reat, the same nnmber of shots. The bollat '
holes In the target are then to be measured from the outKb '* '
with a atring, and the number nearest to ths osntra are
to determine the wimper. The shots will be msde at ttlen
Oakland Baoe Ooniie, near Louisville, E/., on tkf flnt cT
October neit

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!" VamtLYuni. TwrnNa Vatob.— Ub. Fjums
i.Qmr: <Id the lut Ourm I notice • oommanlcatloo
1 anr ttetlgottnre of" Argni," okergtug me Trlth nahlr
'oriaiiaDlIke oondnot 1b tnoe with Hr. SkUea, of
, „..ae».VBlIey, Lanbiiter ooonty. K lihonid enorouh
'zimjm^ good natore by the lenglh ot mj anmar to (heae
fmtgitfmj deMre (o vlndloate my ohuaoter u a isorta-
kuoi will, I tnut. be nifflolent eionte. If" Argus" bad
Mtmidetheie ohtrgea agaloat me, yon would ootbe
troubled with any oonuniuloatloa from me In legard to
' tU lAatter. for I make It a rnle never to tonoh tar leit I
' be AUHed, bot at tbe same time ihonld I acoldentaUy be
- witolted'bgr lllth of any kind, I aliraya try to clean it off.
*' 'To iAeariDyaelf oftbeie cbargea reqolrea bat a almple
' iHtitlTeofailmatttnoonaeoteawlthUiIflraoe. " Argna"
Mr. SUlei quite a puff, calls him an old and ez-
" fotaieed band on tbe tarr, and an honeit and gentle-
oakaly iportamaa. I tball not deny-hls title to this
ft^Uiactar, bot leare It to tbe public to say kow fairly be
■:<to«atltled to tke tfbuacter given to bim by " Argia.''
i>:» A inr ereDlogi before the raoa, llr. Doonan, or Fotts-
,ivlll«»Mittemotoootu down, »ylng that Ifl did not
e.0OM>b8:wonld loae:a bat of 910. 1 went down, and
foou In company with Vr. Domao, Mr, Bklleaand a Mr.
..Slaoback, WM were Intioduoed tomeastwohogdiarerr.
' Both of these gentlemen appeared to be ratiier the worse
"inorrl do not say that they really were In any de-
il^iiieated, bbt In iay opinion had only been In
j.siHuurwIth some one who really bad been drinking a
ilUiia.^ Tbeie two gentlemen had been round the town,
tUowlng dust In the eyes of people, say Ink that they bad
, "told all their hoM and would dicpoae of their horses at a
MOftot, to enable'itbem to go home. After talking
;• WitCk Mr. Blambaok latd he had Jast traded a horieto
life Ooman that'fae wouM back for a quarter of a mile
?S£59!Stti^aBl* ^''^^ ^ ^om,) for one, two, or
l^i^mliam. I told blm I would run Mm ilOO
pad s for < ae bondrtd, U he would show ne the horse be-
c^MMipA iip'tbe money. He agreed, and we went to the
atable to have a look at the horse; we found blm hltobed
Dp.tn an old ttiege, for tbe purpose, I presume, of making
me believe that be was only a common stage horse, but
.QadUting.np his collar I found that the hair under had
been shaved, and I remarked to Mr, Stambaok that they
bad a good barber aovewhere, one who could cut doee
wltbfflt-latber. We agreed, however, to run 600 yards
•tfoi one bnndrtd dollair, and proceeded to the tavern for
> thepuilpoee «l putting. up'the money. The only sUpoIa-
, ,tl()nl ivde wu that ueu horse should carry ISSponnda;
their answer was that they oooldnot ride so light, as'Mr.
Bkller, or Mr.Stfunbaok, would have to ride, they having
norUerwlthtbem. The money, $100 a aide, was then
I teen many men very onrlonaly effeo'l^d
F money, but I never eaw any one so effect-
or. Bklles and Mr. Btamback. They were
eoBpletely sobered. Now whether this sudden sobering of
theu " honest a|)d gentlemanly eportnoen" was caused

bad got a dead Bure thin
—jr — ^ ——X ' — ' 'l^Bve to others todeu
^i ivFnm ult to uedi^of running all thlnn w<

nonaer wiininei
"lot nb,- I have*
oSiliMgbtofm^
'.oM^at wereMr. I

a' the thought that they bad got a dead enre ihlngr or by
e walk of twenty yvoii * — — ^

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iilMt; bnton meetlng at II o'clock I found that they
I'Uul'fM anotbflT rider, who was not near so heavy as Mr.
'flkUlM'^BtaDlliMk:, This occasioned a dispute, as I ooB-
otn^fd. that either Skllea or Stambaok were bound to ride
V Mojmug.to cnr agreement, and offered to ride my own
oUtto, Mlbbbgli I am an overweight for him, and I was
_ wt^nBned 16 any weight They Insisted on their man
Ming allowed to ride, and alleged that he was two or

eluded to, have tbelr man weighed, and drove blm some
two miles for the pnrpoae. On weighing tbe rider
pmlded by this " honest and gentlemanly ntortsman,"
<!•• foondotbat with all bis rigging he weighed Jost lU
f MMM being tbna 20 pounds dort of tbe reqalred
''^wiilH'beslde the two or three pounds that he was said
vl9j.Ba above the weight All present were aitonlahed,
and amicus to know where the sort of man grew who
'I'lMll^ lose 2i or 23 pounds In an easy ride of two mllea.
r,Qj)6 ttlpg it proved, however, and that Is, that If
1, " Argnr' cannot juitly claim fbr Mr. Bklles the character
imfta- ''boneet and gentlemanly sportsman," he can fairly
^'^'blM'^n' ''bid and ezperleoced hand on the turf." We
tlwrnad back to the roanlog ground, being fearful that If
.^wedebyed ICDg on tbe road that this rider would be en-
■'Vtiar JOb(l,'«nd the 22 or 23 pounds of loat fleah was
inUleiip by an equal amount of gnvel tied In a bag, and
, flaoed upon tbe.baok of " Bklles sorreL"
•>'"' lohotoasjadge, Mr. Benjamin Obarlei, who has acted
l^'jjlf Jlidge and iUo W rUer In races on the Eogllah turf as
iwe]l ai In tbls country. Sklles oboae some man tnia
Berks Oounty, The odds at the start were tio to 20 on
-^ Ihe 'vinili and $20 to 121 wai offeied on two clear
lengths. , These cdda were freely offered all over the
tTMk, and aa Mr. Bklles had Informed bis friends that be
had a dead sure thing, the qars at noon brought hosts of
/S!.^.^/"? •'^ Lancaster, furious to Uke a
mUe tifawter from Schuylkill. Daring the nu, for the
llrat 400 yards the Bonel led some U or 30 feet, but alter
lblt,lha Sohuy IkUl Ooonty horse gradnally olcKd up, and
^iS,*! decision ofMr^OkHles,

aoff'M* least 99 out of every lOO who *riM-'Ii«porimn
toaM^.hcreeB use the toore.'rThtf jKdMjJttS^^
BUlea never ooold be hrooght to menuiZohSu to
BikfrlirdeeUIOtt. Tbetlditoftbeson«lsaldlo'Bo¥eof
tlM .tVBtuden>who Inquired of him, << that be bad' loat
or «ljw it'Was » dead heat" Thlg wag before he sot off
•hU'UMW. .; ■ °
^ In the abseooe of the Judge chosen by Bklles, no dedl-
. aiOB could :be bad, and both parties left the track. Tbe
■eitmomuglwent with Mr. Obarles to PottavlUe, for
.m pupon of havjo^ the matter decided, but the other
ja9|?-*nnot.to be B40D, andhasiiot since been seen In
UIM' Oonuty, either by Bklles or any one else. Mr.
^vuilt^^as well as two or three others who wer^i at \tba
^ISSsUfarrl'''*^*' 80 before any mtglstrato and beqaslUtd
uujMiboru won by two or three feet Mr. SlUesdo-
eUlmed that bis horae bad won, but only
^« wJ'FW?' ?L M« oira money, tbinklog

tbif he Mttld uve his own bacon, although be had
sold airUf b»» " Argos" aays that Mr. SUlea offered
, to run over Main, or to mn any dlatonca at any time for

back he did tome blowing, but when bntuglt to tte
soratcj). always bnoked down. He proposed to run 700
vardi for I70O, bnt, when I offered to. pat op 8800 as a
forfeit, ha treated and backed out In a Utile while be

Mr.Bkllet^Uqaored the crowd again, kbd tgalft backed
out He would than give me till October to find a botae
to mn him a quarter of a mile for 81,000, anywhere In
tbe State, to put up $200 In addlUcn to the f 100 already
down, which we had run for. This I accepted, when he
again backed out In tiew of this offer ofMr. Bkllei, as
well u all the olroumilanoes, do you not think I was
fairly entitled to tbe money 1 Pleaae answer In your nezt

Falling thus to make anything by bis gu, he wanted
the itapehotder to give him the money, offering to in-
demnify him against any losai After disputing aoma
time, tne itakeholder gave to this " honest and gentle-
manly sportsman" his own money back, as be was fearful
of getting Into dUBoulty blniaeU.

This " old and experienced hand on the turf," no sooner
had his claws on the money, than be departed, Ulobed up
the "Bklles Sorrel," which he had traded to Mr. Dontn.
and only bonowed for the race, and left SabnylkUl
County, If not a richer, at least a wiser man.

Now, sir, if Mr. Bklles Is entitled to tht character of an
honest sportsman, would he have come to make a match
with his borsa disguised In the manner he was, or wlU an
"old and experienced band on the tnil" get tight by
simply sitting In a bar room a short time.

Now, as to " Argus' " challenge, contained In the lut
paragraph of bis commnnlcaUon, I have to say to blm, If
he wants to make a match for " BkllesP Sorrell," I will
run htm Crom a half a mile to a mile beats, same ground,
same weights aa before, for^from 8200 to $600 a ^e, and
as the Sorrel was held In before, this wUl give them a
chance to let blm out ^

If "Argos," or anv of the backers of BUlea' Sorrel,
want to make a maton of $100 a side forfblt, they oan do
so either through the CurpiB, or by .letter to me at
BUverlOreek, Schuylkill County. It the Sorrel is the
horse he is said to be, he certainly ought to be able to
beat a colt that works every day In a porter wagon, that
does not pretend to the character of a running boise.

Tom truly, Dxvm.WamHossB.

ONIOX COOB8I, I. L— TEOniKe,

MosDAT, July 10.— Match 81,000 ; two mile heata, In
harness.

...........*• 1 1

.••*.....*.««• s. a

a. Weodmff, b ( BdSMulOB

D. T»lJaui,(gfitwl4r

Ilms,S:31i t:!S.

to roD 80O yards for 8800, any place out of tbe
\onnly. This I doted wltbfod offered 8100 aa a forfait

CDTBIVILU OOCBSa, L, L— TBOniKO.

FainiT, July I8.-Match $1,000 ; mUe heats, best 3 In
S, towagoDa.

W. D, Pttbodr, ro f Otptain Burr, rMelvad (bihU.
H. Woednir, i g Bnuieboieogb, t»U iMbll

OZrOBO PAU, FHILADELrHIA. — nOITOi'O.

MoKDAT, July ia.— Mile heats, beet 3 in 5, to harness,
Ffomlnm 8200.

J.'OstDerBaDediiiiJMiavLIiil ais^i

J. WlueUr Bamed i b Wbiubane 19133

Vm», til ; 8:03; IMX i 3:41 ; 8:08,

Track very heavy.

FODiT BBEna FABX, PHOJLDELFHU.— TBCTTINa,

Tbdbsoat, July 15.— Mile heats, best 3 In 6, to hameaa.
Premium 880.

0«o. Noitat B»m»d f g F!reit 111

W, Elif Bimtd'b h Burr Oo\l 933

TUne, a:18M; l:iS; 3M.

TBORIMa AT L0DI8VILLE, KT.

Satdbdat, July 8.— Parse — , mile beats, in harness.

81MP7 Dtvl* Ill

Filaae 339

IlOM, 8:01; 8:00; S.-OI.

TBoniKa AT oHioAoo, mu

Thubsdat, July 8.— Puree 8260, with $S0 to the seoond
best, for aeoond class horses, mile heata, beat 3 In 6, In
harness.

0. W. BdwaU'a oli m CUoaio BtUs. 818 11

Bobwt fliitinillB'a bl f LUU* Vosder (ror-
MTtf UMkMpb) 118 8 8

S•S!*^7!*\^1^^£F*f « 8 0 i 3

£ ItiW*,?' CI'mbMuiv dr

W.PkHtok^biTsaf Blploa dr

Vma, SMi iiOt 8:M; 8:14; 8:47.

BAOUa AT IOLWADUB, WIS.

Fbdat, July 9.— Forse 8100, for running honea, mile
heats.

CIlkia'tbmKmvlillM 3 11

Mr. OooflM'bmBlchliMHirr 1 9 dr

B.GtSMy'abriUuieFMt..... if

tUtt, Ui; IM.

FAGma AI FimiDBeH, fa.

W10MI8DAT, July 11— Match for — , mile heats, best
8 In a. . .

BK* Jupla /. 1 1 1

; Otey Bob 399

TBOniao AT Auunr, ir. r.

Thdbsoat, July IS— Parse and stkke $200, mile beats,
bestSInO.

J.BpitBtftead'iehf OeorgeDawMB.; 3 111

i.U, WiJtOB's Birrr WiImd 1 3 3 dr

time, 3:87; S J4;3M.

Said DAT.^Maieh for , nlle heata, best 3 In 6.

. J. 0. WalMo'i Bltek Obctt 111

Mr. Melbaga'MUknaid ...."...V, 3 8 3

now, 3:11; 9dS; 3:40,

TBoima AT FioBu, nx.

^SH^*^ Oorafli.-6atniday, Jaly lT.-Matoh for
$100 a side, mile hea^ In bamet;.

0. Wi Firker'a eb m Jeaal* GJartt (Baoar) 1 1

. 0,artfBMlr'sbBOon(lniu«r) 9 8

• n«,i:njj;i».

TBOTTDra AT'WOBOtSTEB, MABS.

TeuoAT, July i3.-rFor a backet of champagBe, mile
heata, beat 8 In oi

J¥V.5?!J?f «'f * SSS?" ^"^^ 1 • » »

Ctfi, OoBkllB'i b m WoidMtor OM 3 0 19

.Hoe, 8:18; 8:18; 8:U;8:II.

taonma in FaovmiNOB, b. i.
WAeniKOTOV Oodbbb, Wednesday, July 21— Match
tl,000, with an ioalde atake of 8600, play or pay, beat 3
- 6, to wagons.

D, Uaet BBBUd br ta Udv BbuBua , Bill

D. FUDrbamed bl ■ Nottt BUr ! . ' 1 1 9 3

11«»,'8:I8; 3:41; 1:44; 3:43.

•BAonca ta UitwAoxn.— Gold Spbiko Oopbbb, idly P.
— Qalte a large crowd aaiembled at the Oold Sprlag
Course to aee the promUad race between Little Flea, Kit-
ty MUea and Highland Mary, mile heats. After waiting,
however, till hag-past Ave o'clock, It tuned cut that the
owner of Little Flea reftised to mn him, nnlea the two
marea would Uke up additional welaht The owners of
.^^ to do this, LttUef lea was withdrawn,
'ud KlttylUles and Highland Mary had tbe race to them-
telvea. Thla materially dlmlnlehed the InUreatof the oo-
oadon, as Highland Mary waa net oonsldered a match for
Kitliy Miles. NevertheleasL they atartedaodrantweheata,
IngOM time, each wlnniog one; Highland Marr flrat
M% Kith. Wiles second. l:fl HlghSildMaWl^ tten
dnwnj There waa mnob.dbappolu^iQt kndl Blaallatho-
tliitt at bU three boraea not Sfoag, at announced.

THS "OATASTBOPHB," AN BIBTOBIOAL FACT.
BT "anma"
Os a iMtk Bial, 'aetth ib« old elnttee

Tbitahad4dlb*4aMdtU,
OTi^aaai Vr» nX wUh nv Betir Jm,

Aad "lev»4BlM" tbm did taU.
ViruB«arlrlmlv«aa*BUiO|blDl|bl, '
: W*MttD(«lb«rlb«re;
: n* Btraua b«lbr« «aa apukUif bri|bl,

Aid lb* radlial moon ib<n« blr;
Ina Umb I BBnurtd, I adore

Mr OWB awMl BtUr IM I
Oa* aaUaiToa ibM, dwr oaa, la mora

lBalli>llMU;MB«l"
Bat laddaBlj lb* old a«sl emked—
' ••ao*iott«B,"IdldBaUar.
' Wb«a M d»wB aba cant," to--t<ctM i(ip 1
>iid dniped M 4» U<fii0<r.

[bUred aeeordisi 10 Aot orOoBirna, la (ha jnr 1888, la lb* Olark'a
OffloB «r tb* DUlf k( OoBf I or Ibe SoBlbara DMriol oi Na» Toik.] .

THB WHITE WIZARD; ,

OB,

THE 6BE1T PROPHET OF THE SEfllNOLES.

A TALE OF

STBANQE MTSTER7 IN THE SOUTH AND NOBTH.

BT BED BVKTLIHB, ,

AtnaoB OF "Bivi siBtBuiiT," "iiau, iKD nsn>," "Booaa una
wooes," ita,

CHAPTER I.

Alono the whole southern and weatien ooaat of Florida,
from the ancient Fort of Saint Marks to Key West, there
were no aettlementa, and only a few Bpaolsh fltblng atv
tlona at Tampa Bay, Manltee, Boca Grande, and Sanabel,
at.the dot* when we draw the curtain of the drama which
we eflto to the reader, nearly forty years ago.

A gale waa Uowlog, a terrtio gale, from tne Bouth-eaat,
rolling up tbe wavea from the £ay of Mexico— aa that
portion Isolde of the Golf baa been named— and sending
them on the sandy ahore, where they broke In lofty walla
of foam. Bo Heroely did the tempeet rage that the Span-
ish flshermen could not pome their avocation I They
were obliged to lay tbelr nets out upon the Inner branch
of the point of Boca Grande, where their ranobe waa es-
tablished, and seek refuge inthelow,pBlmstto-tbatohed
hula buUt for tbelr thelter, which, though located in a
ravine, where the wind had not fall play upon them,
seemed bardiv strong enough to withstand the gale.

Here, smcklog their cigarettoi, they, huddled, soma
ourslng and grumbling at tbe weather; others uttering a
prMer, now and then, to San Antonla— oil discontented
and out of aorta. Suddenly, however, the booming of
caononry— and that close at band— startled all of them
to their feet, and with one idea thev rufhed slmultanecua-
ly ootrto see what conld be off that coaat in euoh a storm,
and why the oannon were fired. Oo reaching the elevat-
ed point that bounds to the south the narrow entrance
to ue bay, which extends fair back Into the swamps and
^vilda of the country, they saw a large schooner, foretop-
sail rig, evidently armed heavily and with a fall crew,
■landing in toward the coast, under a fearful press of
oanvae. And only about a mile neater, but so close to the
ahore that tbe persons of those cn boara of her could be
plainly seen, was a small but beautifd lchoone^boat—
no more than five or six . tons burthen, and but partially
decked over, yet she rode the aea like a daok, and seem-
ed to cut tbe water as a bird cleaves tbe air. Upon her
deck were three persons— a man who stood at tbe helm,
a lovely female, who dung to tbe weather shroud a few
feet before him, and by the hand she held a little girl,
whoce gloan rlogletsflutiered out Uke penons on tbe gala.

Against this boat and Ita helplesa crew, to tbe wonder
of tbe Spaniards, the cannonnade of tbe large, black-sid-
ed echocotr was directed. To tbelr surprise, the more,
because the lohooner showed no flag, and did not seem,
by her looks, to be either a Guarda Costa er a man-of-war.

"Eiwta Firala—li la a pirate"— they muttered, and,
oroealog themselvesj they prajed earnestly for the escape
of " ISI gtUta Aica" — the Uttle aohooner— and some of toe
more earaeet of them ran down to the point, and by beck-
onlngsand signals, endeavored todwect thefigltlves
how to run Into the narrow channel, whisb, having once
entered, would place them In safety for a time. The man
at tbe helm saw tbem, seemed to understand, and, keep-
log his craft ateady for the abore, eoon peiedved now to
Bteer to make the entrance. Meantime the ebot from tbe
■uraubg vissel were ploughing up tbe water all around
mm. TRice bad bta email sails been perforated, time af-
ter time had the spray fVom the hlaelng ahot dashed over
him, yet no (par was touched— nor he, or the woman, or
child nurt, and they now were very dose to tbe shore;

Though tbey trembled for it, yet tbe Bpaalarda hoped
for that bold steenman's safety, for he seemed to bear a
charmed lU^Death came so near and yet refh^Ined.

He was now upon the outer range of breakers which
broke acroisthe barr-nobly bis lovely boat rose open
them— reelbg and staggering liefore the gale, in she sped
through the yeast of foam: a moment more and she was
In smooth water. A glad horrah rose from the lips of
the fldiermen, but lis eohoea were huahed in the fearful
burst of the schooner's whole broadside, as she rounded
to, scarce, a half mtla off, and threw a shower of grape
and cannlster at the hapless fogtllves. With a shudder,
they tuned to see its effects. They groaned and beat
their breasts as tbey saw the lovely woman, who bad held
the child by the hand, fal) to the deck, and saw tbe man,
who, letting go the beiita, permitted bis boat to luff op
nnder the lee of tbe head-land, spring forward and raise
her in his armii, while great torreilts of blood gathed out
from her breast and ran in crimson ourrenta over ber
white dresa.

They manned aeveral of their fishing oanoes and hur-
ried Aff, in spite oi the driving gale, to offer their asats-
tance. They found the man, a young and noble-icoking
person, kneeling upon the deck and trying to ataunohthe
wound, bnt all u vain, while the terrified child olnog to
the corse and moaned--" Mamma, mamoa, speak to Ooal"
, It waa a pltlfd soena. Thev made tbeurrade bnt well-
meant offers of aid, and then, for the first time, he eeemed
to be aware that they were alongdde of bis boat, for,
with the fierceness of a maniac, he half raised her form
tnm the deck, and while hia eyes glared and hla long hair
blew ontstralght on the gale, he uouted—
Off I off I She is mordered I she Is mordsred I"

Then he laid the body down, Irlnuqed his tattered aallr,
then sprung to the helm, and, before another minute had
passed his boat waa flying like a guH before tho storm,
far up the bay amid the thouaanda of. islands which lay
between the sea coait and the " Big Cypress."

A wild mystery to tbem was in all this. Never bad
they aeen a more beautlfal l^y. She waa tall, ravan-
halred, lovely In feature, and perfect in form. And cost-
ly Jewels glittered on her fingers, braoeleta of gold dasp-
ed ber wiuta, and also were on her fafr round arms above
the elboW& By this they deemed her Bpanlah.

As soon as tne boat had InSisa in out of sight of the
schooner, the latter commenced makbg signals for a
pilot, having shortened safl«ndhove to aanear the shore
as she dared. But, had it been pottlble fo^ themti^gc
out to her, there was not one of thoaa honest fishermen
who would have helped to do farther wrong to the
wietehtd fagltlvei whoever he might be, by aldlos to bring
the Bcbooner In that she might renew the pursuit

Gnu alter gun did the tohooner fire, (ind then, with men
at her mast head, she stood dose In as If to reocnnolter
tho bar, to aee If it were paaaable; and though it was, and
for a vessel of larger else than her, lor the sea broke In
four fathoms water npon It, and the men on shore could
by slogns have easily guided her across, tbey would not
do it The sight which they had witnessed had sickened
their haarta, and mora than one nrayer was uttered that
night, that the pirate, for snob they deemed her, would
alnk berbre tht morning dawned again.

But, during the night, the temptBtdaokeotd, and when

momlBgeamethewlndhtdalmostdledaway. Thenthei
sai^ the low blaiik hull if the sehoontr rising and fdllo
with the swell of the aea, as she lay at anchor aboat
mlltf'frctB there— her tall spare, with the canvas clc«
fotled, ataoding In bold outline between them and rologj
leas sky. As eoon aa It was fatrlv light, a boat was Io«
ered Otom the veaael, manned with an armed orew. The
puUad in npon and over the bar, taking lonndlogsaii
Dcarloga as they went, and aeon found that their aohoont
could,, without dllflonlty, make the anchorage iodde
Tb«y retafned to Jier. and. In a short time, she waa got on
deM^ay, run in and nronght to an anohor under the sam
lee where the atranger'a boat had luffed up the day before
and Within musket ahot of the huts of the fiahermea

The latter were much alarmed, but tbey bad nothing t<
be robbed ofexcept a few thoaiand pounds oi dried 0tl
and their nets and oanoes, so they did not fiy, bat wlu
many prayers to their patron aalntr, awaited the result 0
whatever might oome.

In a little while an armed boat landed from the veasel
and one who aeemed to be her commander spraog to thi
shore. He was riohly dressed, etrcagly framed, thorough
Ir armed, and his feitnrea would not have been nnoomel
ll passion had not evidently made its throne wllhln h
heart His look was that of one seeking for a vlcUm with
the ardor of a Malay, wishing for bloody vengeance fot
some wrong or fanoied irj ary. His age was probably not
more than thirty— bis ligbt hair and complexion spoke of
Anglo-Saxon blood.' With blm waa a lean, sallow-faced
lodrndual, dresaed In blaok, evidently ten or fifteen yean
older, whoie email, snake-like eye»,thlnllpa, narrow fore,
head, and oloee ebaved face made him look, what he rarely
was, a villain; fniail^ a kind of Judas or Arnold, -read;
to b» one for any one. It money was In qaesUon. 1

The first comer, In an imperious tone, demanded of tbe I
flshermen why they did not anawer his elgnal for a pUoL
He was replied to by the eldest of the party, a gray-
haired Mlnoroan, one Pablo Conovas, whd, among hlacom-
padons, had the reputation of fearing neither man nor
the devlL

"We didn't understand your elgod," said he, boldly;
" and, if we had, we bad no boat wbloh could live In the
turf on the bar yeaterday 1"

" Tet yon could algoalizs tbe villain who cros^d by
your dircctlona, when we were nm of his oaptare I"

" That waa not half so bad as you murdering hla poor
wife I" said tbe old Bpanlard, bitterly.

" His wife T Did Aa say aha was bis wife, my dear fellow t"
said the hidlvldaal la black, qdckly oatohlog at the ex-
pression.

" Ask the ioBolent dog no qaeatlona, Counsellor; Jknou
that she waa married to blm; that'a aiough I" said the other.
Impatiently.

" Then, Captain Feblger, we mul have the child, or all
will fall through, odeaa we can prove Ite death. My dear
fellbw, the child was unharmed, waa It not t"

" When I know whether I'm tdklog to the devil or not,
I'll answer I" said old Pablo, gruffly.
- "Come— I UluCtat/" add he who bad been addresaed
aa Captain Feblger, smiling grimly on Pdblo. " Ue Is a
lauytr, and they're servante to tbe devil, as a general
thing, bnt I can ansjver the quesUon as well as he. Tlit
woman only was bnrt I saw tbat through my spy-gtasa P

" If your heart had been u good as your eyea, ue, too,
would have been spared I" said Pablo.

" Tou think so, eht Well, now, I have a better heart
than yon think lor, or I ebould out off both your ears for
yonr insolence; bat I like your spirit— It has a spice of
the devil lo it, like my own. If you'll come aboaxd the
schooner— the" JWijonM"Toall her— I'll give you as
good a glass of grog as ever met thirsty llpg 1"
. ".Seep your grog to drown the recollection of bid
deeds In i'' °

" Well, well, the offer wai kindly meant, take Itasjoa
wUL Do you know anything about the bay up which tbe
fellow went?"

"^'olAuv/"BBld Pablo.

" How far does It extend before the main Is reached I"
"I don't ibuw/" replied the Spadard.
'■Your men, beret"

" Know no more than I do I" contbued Pablo.

" What the devil do yea know!" cried Feblger, begin-
ning to get angry and show his natural ferocity again.

" JfolMig, wnea It sdts us; a good ded, when we want
tol"

The strange captdn's band was on tbe bllt ofbla aword,
when the gentleman hi black urged him to pursue the
fugitive and child, who were probably, fast getting be-
yond porsdt, nrgbg, for soma reason, tbat the person of
the latter must, at all events, be secured, even if tbe death
of tbe other was not accomplished. . Curbing his anger as
beat he oodd, the captain of the schooner returned to his
boat and went on board of Us vessel. In a short time,
fonr boats, fall. manned and armed, put off from the
schooner, rowing In the direction which the alranger had
taken on the day before.

. ".J*"' ijoly aalnta keep him and the child from their
devlUsh cintehes," mattered Pablo, as he saw them go oZ
•< They mean U no good if they do find it, and th«y aeeo
bent pa A<a life 1 Pdllke to know why. One thbg Is
certain. If ever I can aid blm any, I will I"

The old mau now set bis men to work, for he waa the
Fadront or master d the fliabing ranohe, thengh the pro-
prietors lived In Havana, where market wasfoundfor the
fish when oured.

The cootlnnatlcn of this splendid story will be found
only in the New Tobk Mbbovbt, for Satuiday, Jdy 81;
less, which la now ready at all tbe newa depota and
book Bloree; price fonr centa Tbe Mibodbt is the largest,
handsomest, and beat story, paper published, and baa a
larger corps of contributors than any other Journal. Ned
Buntllne and Qeorge Albay write only (or the Mbbcobt.

DI0E8TI0N
la that proeets which extraota from our food the eie-
menta of growth, repair and auatenanoe. If the digealion
Is Imperfeot, the bedth of the body becomes hnperftot In
a few hours; and If by any means digestion ceases alto-

S ether. 'aeon after a hear^ med, a man will aa oertalnly
le within a few hours, and aometlmes almost aa suddenly,
aaif a bullet were thot through hla heart Any great
emotion of paaalon or pleasare, aeon dter eating, causes
death! hence, no highly exciting or momentous news
shodd be oommnoloated, even to the hedthleet, let done
the sick and the flsehle, Immediately after a full repast

Scmetlmta tht wtaest of ua will eat too nnobi fbran
oooaslcnd Indltoretloo of this kind, two or tbne tea-
spoooafd of strong vinegar afford relief to some pertone,
bntagmvatethaevU In a few. The better plan la, to
take along Idtnrt wdk In the open dr, with a pteaaant
aasoolate. Keep oh walking until entire relld Is experl-
cnoed, and eat no more of any thing until next mordng,
so as to allow the over taxed stomach to recover ite tone,
vigor and elaatlolty.
If webeoome odnaclcus ofa surfeit over nigbt, and from
» wdk is ImpraoUoable, a good
substitute Is found. In standing erect with the dotolDg
removed, exoept the stockidga, mouth closed, andmbbibg
tile region of the stomach, and fbr a foot aronnd It, with
the open band. Very great rdlef Is often afforded, even
In serious cava, within half an hour, by a vlgorona mas-
ipulatlon of this sort taking for braabfaat, next mornihg.
a cup of some kind of hot drink and a sbgle piece of
dry bread; and for dinner, a bowl of soup witn bread
crust, aUd nothing else for that day. The stomach ahodd
always be allowed extra rest after overwork.

[Hdl'sJo arnalct Health.

Bbvival Rbtbv.- a New York poet. In tonohlog oa
the oonvertloa of Awfbl Gudnar, goatb it tbas :.
We ilBf iBd aboBt oar grataTal tbatka.
Tbat Awtal Oardaar'a Jolaad eorimska:
Ihtt, aa (be laaip bold! oBt lo bars,
T'TlW* f<»f»W<* HaarBO;
And M bla paiof 'Ball ndortBt, .
Wa mir av«a hope riir Jobn Vaa Bartn,

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MEW YORK CLIPPER.

BATUBDAT, AUQUBT 7, 18B&

. ANtWEKS TO OORRESPONDENTt.

itwwm, EkM, 1M-Orldm-"l, IT • baU li ilnek.iBd Ibt
bMl«r er vwkat ketptr ran la 1«U IL ou tbm biUiiMa UMapl la
Naarur llliHUitdlatbMr Uadtr a. 8dpii«m i„ u< B. iralbe
ktUBto, • bin k bo*M 10 A, Bid B. fdliowt tl op; A. lb«D driTM
tU Ml lUt'f bl btek, koo ktsg don B'l viokat wblle b* It oot ol
pttai, li P. est or ooir B. Boppow Ibt wlokd koeper, wlkb baU

to ktad, kaooti doira Ibe »l«k«l, to Iba baltmia ««it" I. Vniler

Mk ckeiMUaoei Ibar mif hi mtka Iba ttlaDpl: bat If It »u Iq Iba
tawlar'a btndi tor iba poipota of igtm btlsi bowlai, II wooM bM ba

Sto na. Mllbar woild ll be proper Is ran If II «u bilba wloktl
% haadt Ibr Ihe parpoaa of ralanlof U lo Iba bowlor. 3. B.
M ba OQl ulot Iba ball bad In lu ooona loDobM aona part
•f > a »ldtrVpanoB, wblab would tbtn baoonttderadiBOtlded. 8.
■ol Bilan Iba biltmio la oil ol bla grooad .

v., Cbicaio^ III.— (McU— "l, Vban a calota la mada, lad Iba
featnaa ttavia hia wnkal wlihoatao appeal to Ibe mpiii waaJd H
ka iMI fbr.iUhar iBptre lo oall bim book aiala lo Ibe bit r i. Urn
■aaHroB OBI, and ibe oppoilu fitrlr oall oaL oai I wllboal an ap-
faalkarlM been mida, oaa Iha umpire rtplaoe iba man at Iba viokair"
Da. 1, liwaildnolbarlibiroralibarnBptralolalarrera
toOlB aaa, aal; lo gire a man In or ool, la Ibe euo 017 be, tooord.
kf to Ibe iawi of vioket, If Iberara appealed lo. SearalalZXIX.
na ooadoel ol ibe parllea otUlig ool In aaob manner la very repie-
feto^ttla^ baverer, and tbaj tbODld be rebnked far ao doliy.
' '^<^' > WalUum, Haa.— Rob bIm IbaTogfhlj oilea a da^ wllb aa
atotoHbtaompoatdof cqaal pioporlloDi cf oompooid loipbarelet-
WMMd Ibe blue mercaitaloblnent. Bedoce bla qoaiuir of dally
toM^MclTablmloi.orBpvmatttierarrolbardaf, Krarjlblrd

A. B.-0., Ofwrfo.— ne nunbcorTOir jmag frinda to oredllable
" — > aid MbtbMa • tott Wr degree of amtd. With Broper

ElTBiOBDIVABT FoOT BaOB.— TAl FaSTUT TjHI OX

BnoiD^We i%n In type, ind will give In tar neil \ma.t,
a ftiU repori of tbe Great ll|le Bwyaa In Eoglind, be-
twMD tte twoodebnted pedealrlu^oupool udSmtUb
Oar readers will be astoDlahed to learn tliat the ooprroa-
dented lime of won uiKuns las Tif ■ntt-tbue anom
waa made hj Hoaepool, tbe winner ol tbia race.

Frevlooa lo thia great feat, Uie time of Ofaarlea Weat-
ball, who ran a allalnfonrmlaatea ^wenty-elghtaeeonda,
atood noparalleled, bat tbiaperrormanoe now eloka Into
Inalgnlfloanoe when oomparel wllh that at HoaqiooV
which we now record. In Amerloa, the laateat time for
one mile waa perrormed Barlow, who aooempllahed
Uiat dlitaooe In four mlnatea thirty-ali aeoonda; being
Aktm ttconit longer than HoaspooL

In the great raoe In qneatlon. It wOl be aeen that the
ttmemade by tbe loalog man. Smith, who waa only beaten
ten yaida by the winner, baa alao been moat ezlraordlnaiy,
and all moat agree with the oploton ezpreiMd by BMU
Lift, that << in oonteatlng the above dlataooo ao doaely,
and In aaoh nnparalleled brief apace of tlme^ he ought to
feel there la great honw In deftat"

OoNTEHTioN oT LiDT AkATieB EQinaTBUiiB.— W* have
been called open by geotlemen bavlog the management
of this affair, who Inform aa that they have received the
moat gratll^ylog evidence of the favor with which the cou'-
templated eqaeatrlan feaUval la viewed by the ladlea, and

'111 r*lV(A |ytn<«p-tl.. Ti > *9 .1 '1

TBB BiRC.

The Ohampionshlp.

Tbi aeeond 81000, In the match between John Vorrle-
aey and John C. Hefnan, la to be d^poalted on Ifonday
nezi, Aagoat 9ib> Both men are well to wotk, nod atrlv-
log by Inceatant toll (fur oarefnl tralolog la, labor of the
moat eevere derorlptlon)' to izet lhcni>elvea la tbe beat
pbyaleal coDdltlon at an eorly day. Uorrltaey la at pre-
sent taklog his breatblnga In the vlotolty of Laoalngbarg,
where be la .dallv vklted by nnmbera o( bla frlenda and
othera, ueairona orwllaeulog tbe ezerolaeaor amantrala-
iog for a great battle in the P. B. Shepberd, tbe trainer,
keepe bla charge In almoet oonatant work, and, In order
that nothing may be leftandoee to bring hIa man "fit"
to the rlog, aaotber trainer baa been engaged, aa a aort
of relief to Sbepberd, who flnda bla prbiolpal already a
tooghonatomer. Tbaa far Ur. Horrltaey and hla tralnera
aeem to' be on the beat terma with eaob other, altbongh
Horrleaev aaaeita tbat ha tbiaha they pile tbe work on
him a little too ateep; bat, of coorae, tbIa la aald aod re-
ceived In the proper aplrit

The Benlola Boy la fairly under way, having lor hla la-
tere Heaara, Jamea Cnalok (who acoompaoled the Benlcta
Boy to thIa city from Oalirorala) and Joe Cobarn. Hla
tralolDg qaarlera are In the locality of One Hnodred and
Tenth aireet, on tbe weet aide, at tbe hotel of Ur. Jamea
Hughea, formerly known aa tbe Book Cottage. Heenan
aeema to be setllog along comrortably. A few daya aloce
be ran from HoOomb'a dun to Bagbta' honaa, agatoat U.
M-igdire'a trotting hone; Heenan having, what waa con-
eldered, a Mr start. He beat the horae. Itwastboogbt
that Johnny Mackey would aariet In the training of Bee-
nan, bat aa tbat gentleman baa. a match on wl& Nelaon,

klod or other. Two weeka ago yealerday, Brown ud
Edmooaton rowed a raoe for 8S0, Id akttletoo.boata, dla-
taoce 8 mllra; Brown waa tbe winner In 42 minutes, Tha
baohera of Edmonaton net being aatlaHed with the reault,
Immediately matched Mr. Qrover agaloat Brown for $100,
to be rowed In one week, which aocordlogly came off on
Saturday, Joly 24th, reraltlog In favor of Brown. Brown
rowed the 41 mllea In 98 mlnatea, beating hla oompotltor
some 200 yarde. Brown baa rowed In twelve raoea, and
baa been the victor lo e'cscn of them— be la aboot ISycata
of age, and welgba 144 pcnada. Tha boat wbloh he rowed
waa ballt by Mr. T*. Donoboe, tha builder of tbe " Frank
6. Wood," tbe winning boat on the 4th; ahe fa 26 feetlooa
23 locbea wide, and la eveiy reapeot a perfect model. I
think that there will be three boats from here at the
Staten lalaod Regatta; tbe Frank G. Wood, four-oaied;
tha Joa 0. Gazeley, two pair of aoulla, and the Jamei
Uoderhlll, alogis aouIL Tours, OAiiiTtER.

TBI Obbbooto.— Fbiladelphla, Aug, 2, 1858 -F. Qoein :
In yoar paper of Slat olllmo, occora an article from oar
oily over the signature of " Reatlesa," who. In speaking ol
our Sobnylhlll boat clnbi, aaya there are one or two olubi
now organizing, one that la to be called the Chebnoto,
her mrmbera befog obkfly Novia Soottana,' Ao. The
writer baa been mlalnformed In that particular, as It b
onmprlsed entirely of Phlladelpbiana. From the tenor of
bla remarba, aod the impretslons tbey have given rise to.
It haa been Inferred tbey were caoug In the river as a
racing olab, and one that i^lll be onxluna to oompete for
the ohampionshlp; this la altogether Incorrect, the apla
objeot of the organization bebg to furnkh a pleasant
and healthftil means of recreation to Its members.

Chebucto.

AHiTSDR BoiT BiOB.— A race between two amateur
Oaremen of this city, came off on Saturday afiernooa

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TDEATRICAL BECOBD.

jroTtDtBli ■Bd OctnrrtneM In tli* neatiloil ud Kuleil
ProftHlaii Oixeu Comptnlt^ Ithloplan Sertnadtrt, «t«.

' OITT BDMHABT.
tanmmn m Jims Cwou^We BtnUwad la eir lut Ibtl Ur.
' Jinci CirioU, o( Diirlicl otttbillj, «bo btd bcco leTtral/ III ror
•onVltee put, «u tiNDlDtkiif trrasfemteU IbroDib bit frksdi,
Ar » btDtSl. Ii KU dniiDtd M flitt I* «D|iia ioidb lirga bkll, uM
^« a BUDBOib tDWriilDn«Dt; bu OD itfCBd oeuldenliOD, la Tiew
•ribs kbMDM rioB lbs o)t; tl pruent of attrt; tU Is lb« buliMi,
tnept tbota olitail; perrwmliii b«r^ U wu dg«p«d mon piodeoi
tt ntike lone (DiignotDt «ilb ob« or. tbe mlutral ooBpulM. Tbii
mtdOM, Iba biolbwa Brjtat, In Uu moit iaaen^ aad osamaDd-
tbia Buoar, oflariBg iba iia of Itatlr ball' ud conpaar M ■ naralj
aomlnal cbarge. Tba itnUtmao bavlDi iba nallar la btad bkTa
tbercfora laltoted Tunday eTaolsg, ITib loat, tlr tba b«D<Bt; and II
baacBllndaad. Dsa'l forgel Br/-

b la ba bopa4 Ibtl 11 will frvra a

•at'i Bill, 412 Broadway, «D Iba ITib Hat. _^ , ,

Va biTO rcoelnd a laog ooDmaalotlloa fMB Mr. vox, la ranraaea
|» Hr. Uoaworlb'a laller In oar lul, bat u wo bara glTan Iba genlla-
van asgtgcd Id Iba dli eaailon aa mnob tpaaa la oar papar u wa can
weU apate, bolb bavlog bid a bcarlag, »a mat ftlaad Vox will ra-
«elta Ibli u oar aiewe far omluiog bis lut aard. II migbt ba well
to tiTtbkl Hr, Pox mrobbcs mmtoukaabls avldcnoa of Uoavonb
UvtDg aobnowtcdgtd tbal Hr. Fox's raraloa of Iba "Vao Dili Dar-
laU'i" la orlg)ptl wllb blm (Fox), ' Ai wa flaw II, aaoh bu bla own
varaloa of ibasoDg.

niigs RDala al aboot " prerlooa qoolatloH." Iba oembtaatlon
ttmbls'a btvapkiktdop aomawbat, wblla Iba andlaaou al Wat
hak's conllms ■■ lilr to Diddling," aBbrdlng tba alavar noreacaa a
bakaea on iba rigbt ilda or tbs eicbrqoar.

Mr. Burlon, louklig, from bla cosy ralrtat at Olea Cora, lalo tba
(ktva, icct bol a poor proaptot ot maktaig blmielf "bank" for iba
haaea toilained by blm alioa Iravlng Cbambars tiraal, and, wllb a
aaaalsg for wblcb «a bad not liven bloi eradll, wisely dalarmlnia
to pamlt " loma ons elaa" lo tbtra Iba pnllis daring Iba " oexl
lena," ba, Hr. Barloa wbblag to rallra from tbs oaraa and trlbola-
UoBii of a managarlai life, Tk> lais and, be adTarllaaa bla Ibattra for
nia, Isua, or rant, wlih all Iba aoenary, ward rob*, ala., Ibaiannlo
tebiglDg, Iba pnrcbafcr lo bava and lo bold Iba iima. lor bli own
OS* tad ibat or bis bein, bareahar rsrevcr. Wa btva beard of one
Bibbia being mado, bit ddIII ibe roDor uaamaa • sabattntlal ibtpe
wa ihall bold oor pcaca apon Una aubJ«ot

Tbe tbttirs In Ibe Bovery abova Btytrd alreel, nairly oppoalte
the Old Bowary, known la ibe Sudi Tbntre, wu opened by a oom-
paay daring Ibe pul week, nnder Ibe mtnagemant of J, E Howe.
ABOBg tboaeln tbe coin diaaoKiiM we find Ibe namuot J. B.
lUaa, Qeorge Holland, j B. Howo, J. Herbert, Obu. Warwlsk, J.
JrmU, Cnnihiw. Lea, Foitar, ala. Uiisea Denrlll tad Bannell are
tko In Iba llat. II li oir optoton tbal ibia ealabllibmant mlgbt be
aads to pay; bat obiaie liia nioa, gentlemin oitBigen— ■■Sitdl
Aatba" la too I'oloby to aitnuA the rcetnentcra of tbe old Bowery.
Vby not call U Ibe " New Bowery ? >

Hr. and Urs. Clirence Boll, or AatlrsUtn calebrlly, oleaad tbair
«gigeDeni at Iba Bowery on Ibe Slit. Hanra. Jos. Proolor and
Bobtrt Jobnalon ue Ibe oirdi for Ibe preaant weak, tragedy being
Iba order oi tbe nigbt. Hrs. Prior does Ibe berolnaa. It will be
aaeeuary Tor tbe manager to keep a abaip eye lo windward If ba
bopea to eonllnne bis reoent laooeuea, Fox la ennnlag, and will do
Um beat lo cITeoi a combination liatweea Ibe pft-aat ealers of tbe
Cbalhim and Bowery.

Mm Ada Qitlon, Law perfomlng wllb tbs "oambbiBlloa" eom-
faay, al NIblo's, bu bean cogigad by Mlia Laara Kaene, for tba
wooing teuoo, By Ibo way, HIn Ada will plaaia tooapl oar
Ibuks for lbs beaaural pbolagrsph abe wu kind anongh to send u
a raw diya ainoa. It la a IrulbTal plolnre.

Tbe Bowery Tbeaire la aonoaooed for ra-opealsg ea Ibe 7tb Inal .
mder Ibe muigement of J. Llegard, and 0. L. Fox, bolb formerly
toaneoled wllb tbe NUional. It It aot elated oa wbit terms tba
IbaUre bu been rented, bat we preaome tbeae gentlemen bare loo
moeh good uue lo promise to pay tbe eiborbliaat demindi made

Sm Ur. Eddy for Ibe booie. Uu tbe oi poilUon bonae, tbe Btadt
atlre, bad anylbln;; lo do wllb tbe arrasicment.
Bare Is a cbince ft>r Sddleia Lturanca Dann rrqnetts at lo stale
Itall be will pity sgiloit any man In Iba Uoltad Btalea, on tbe TloUn
reels, J'gi, and bornulpei, rur from Ire lo Are bondrad dollan
HiB ud money ready at Robert Bnllar's, 192 Franklin strsel, Mew
Tork.

Tood's HInilrels are gelllDg Isgelbor a strong tesm lor Ibe sp-

ricblDi stuon. In addition lo Ur. Rl«e, one of Ibe ewly pioneers
Ibe Eibloplin boaloen, and tbe great repruenlailye of "Jim
Crow," tbe minigtr bu also engaged Ibat popalar dellnealor of
Negro (cccnirlcliles, Epb. Born, wbo, wllb Rice, Fox, and Bowera,
ea|bt 10 Dtke fon enougb to ault all lulu. We ue not adrlaad,
bowcTer, wbelber Epb. Is eogaged peroananlly or not

lanra Keena'a Ibcalro will re-open urif In Stplember. II bu
been allied itait Ur. Bliks bad been engiged u ilige minigor, bat
Ibk announeeinent wu prtnitore, no arrangement lo tbal eOtet
baring been made al Ulnl idTloci. Hr. Bomalt will probably illll
hold on. Tbit genUcman, we regret to learn, bu beea oonBnad lo
Us bed for eome lime by a loacb of Ibe rbenmalloa."

Bryanti' Ktnatreli are doing a clarer bulnera atlbelr bill, 172
Breadwiy. We bire not beard of any freab noreltloa being Inlro-
dated ilBcu Ibe roopcolof.

Among Ibe " Utile" of Ibe day, It is slated tbat Hr. Eddy, lile
omtier of tba Bowery Tbeaire, la aegotlatlng tor 'tbe Broadway,
wllb IBO Tlow or opening It wllb Bowery prioee, ala. Wa abonld bo
sorry tc bear ibat Ur. Eldy bad i ITtoled aaeb an arrangement, for
wa leal cocOdeni tbit the apeonlallon weald prore a confpiele fillnre.

We ware under Ibs/lmpreaaion Ibat Halt Pael'a Mliutrela wore to
relarn lo M Broadway, but by a bill oa tbe door, ll-appears Ibat
the ball lalo rook Wbu's Ibe troahur

Usdame Farodl relnrned to New York lut week, from tier tonr In
the West Indlea.

B. Ldlle, wencb dancer, formerly of Bryants' UniUels, Is per
rormlng at UelropolllaQ Girdeni, tieoond ATenae.

Ju. AnderaoD, tngedlin. Is innoanc^ to apjltar In New Tork, la
September, bnt at wblob Uiealre la not elated.

Tbe beneDl ol tbe Dramatlo Fand, at tbe Academy of Hulc, on
Monday evCLlog, wUl reallao •1000, It Is aald.

Tbe opening nIgbt of tba "Sddy Drama'.lo Clab" takeapltoaat
Bimor Ball, on tbe Ittb.

AHATEDR TflSATRIOALB
Tna J. W. Wjxuce DMHATia Afsoairon gare tbeir Int anterltiD
.Bent, eloci) tbe re-or|an'UUon, al Humor Ball, on Tueaday aTSnlog,
July i7lb, 10 1 very lelect audience, wbo were greatly annoyed by
' Ibe Tocirerafona »r Ibo noisy amateurs proieni. Tbo programme
«ontt>ledor " Tbe Uomnlont Qoetllon," "Cbailes Il,".and '-Toe
Bomb Belle." A cboloo bill for bol weaiber— ligbt to4 ipleey.
*< Ibe Uomenloua Queallon" wu a rallnre on tbe part of tbe male
itltyera. Ii U wlib profooBd regret we mUe ibe elilemenl, and
oaly wUh tbal we ooold spesk ol tba CDterlalnmnBl la a mora
fkTorable maoner. Oar readers wsnl tbs iruto, tod noibiog but
Us troth : coDBtquenlly, wa mnit be candid and Irulbful In ocr
remarka. Al Ibe oloio of Ibe Ont piroe, Mr. Belmont oime before
tbe ourliln Id reapon'io to tbe call, and dellTefod a apeerb, In wblob
ba remtrked, Ibat ha "bid wIlaeMod one or two oluba atlempl
-*nie Homenloos Qoeilloa' wlibont auearu, and Itaat'tbay (itae
Vallackt) BtaoBid to ezcuted lor Ibeir bad playlcg, u leTeral were
/bat new hudi. and tbal tbe piece coaid not be played by

HAHLEr IN THREE ACTS.

TvasB Queen : Id the flippant lotrodaollon to HamUt
la three aota, I briefy tald all that was neoaaeary (preeum-
log, of course, that every reader was Bufflclentlj Intelli-
gent to comprehend a shetoby explanation, and compe-
tent to supply the details of each skeleton aaggestlon), and
though I oaoMy no niors nov, it seems requisite tbat I
ehoofd urge the fact of the df olded difference between
condensing a play for stage representation, and Impudent-
ly matllaUng a readable poem.

In all ages, eminent dramatists have gladlr adopt«d (he
correoUons and alterations of managers and actors of In-
ferior abilities.

Slice Shakespeare's time, none of hls.playa have been
played or even pabllshed as he wrote them. Foi tbe
stage, curtailment and Interpolation have always been
deemed necessary. It la a fsot, almost ieyondiuputt, that
no actor ever played Hamlet as Shakespeare wrote It.
Hence, It Is merely a qaestlon of taste and polloy as to
which condODoatlon or which edition will best please the
pabllo, and make tbe best acting play for the present day.
This Is the only real point at Usae— and It will be long
before this point la submitted to a pnbllc test, for the sim-
ple reason that the theatrical Is the moat conservative of
all the professions. Reforms are made in the legal pro-
feslon, the solenoe ofinedlolne advances, clergymen are
becoming more enlightened and liberal, Invention la ripe,
art Is matorlng, anaproness Is everywhere; save in the
theatre. The reason la obvious, tbe remedy plain.
' In condensing a play tor the stage, the questions of sa-
crilege and presnmptfon are no( to be oonsldered. No
welllnformea man, no scholar of good critlcaljadgment,
wUl raise those qaeatlou.

I have vei7 good rrason to believe (from Information
derived from sonroee familiar to every sohool boy) and I
io believe that the USS. of Bhtkespeare's plays were all
of them horned In the great fire In London In 1618, when
the Qlobe theatre was destroyed: so that what are now
called Shakespeare's playa oonalst of about one line of
Bhaketpeare to dfly of eome theatrical copyist or short
hand writer. , . .

Great thoughts, great maxims, may lest forever, bat
Meat plays seldom retain possession of the stage longer
Uian one generation. The language changes; manners,
tutos, customs, all ohange— tbe human race, coUeotlvelv

BpiAyiuDB, Is far more advanced than In Shakespeare's

time, what was then considered a good play, wonld

A asi*D irviia -Oa Wedaaidiy truing, Jaly 9tlb, th« Siadt
Tbral'O wu Ibe loeos of a drtsialioemt wblob will be long remem-
bered Is tbe blatory nf New Tork aoiatrur Ibailrtcaln. Ton wu oa
Ibe eocwion of tbe dedif of tbe A H DiTurui* DaiH.m Sasnou-
ntdi. Tba bonae wu ilierally Jiain,ad by tba luny filtbda of tbe
iooiely, aad tbe la'enied gentleman wboae Bams It bean, among Ibe
aoditora we observed tbo well bBown fiots of tereril profeaalorala,
wboieemed laeijiy ibtmielrea amtiogly. Tba programme com.
prised Ibiee exceiiint piece), BUck Eyed Suaaa," ■•Tba Idiot WiV
nets," and •• Bombulot Farloto,"gamUba4wlib a fewexlru, fbrm-
|gg a rieb, rioy. and itlrullTe bllL lo tbe opening piece Ur. Adams,
formerly d Ibe T, D, A , appeared u William, la awredliabia manner.
Tbe lenlleniiu la vixd < I raolly, ud all catenlallooa ibow, aad teeios
Kifectly euy on Ibe itige, and apparently rrgaralna tbat be la b«-
ore an indlence. Ur. adami. In ibe ooaraa or Ibe pleoe. danced Ibe
Baltor'a Homptpe," Inlrodao ng many new original tUpa, wbkih
wu ealbotlialloaiiy encored. Tbe remaining ehiraolera were ably
analainad by Maeara, Oiilio, Plerton, Booti, Banell, Fuber, aiorer,
Colllu, Boey, HsUory, Orabam, and Lewis. Tbe ladlu, Httea Wat-
ion and Laiih. were blgbly oomBeodabla la their readlUona of Soaaa
and Dolly U«} flower.

Afier tbe flrat piece Hlises Haggle lelgb aad CTneU dsBCtd a polka,
wbish wu waU rccelTed. Tbe play of Ibe •• Idiot Wllaeu " met with
a tilr reeeplloo, allbouh II (tiled to pan off ao imoibly u tbe for-
mer. Ur. Uailory, u G'lberl, wu ftlr Tbe geatlemaa ibeald be
more oarefal In bla dreu, tbe one be wore on tbia oceulon being
ralbar ont or pi ia«, Mr. Plerton enacted the part of Panl tecmlngly
wall, albell we obterred lereral riolia allandiog the rendiUoa. Hr.
Utoialey abonld BTold " rant " In apaeeb, It la an erronaoas Idea
wllb many amalanra Ibat. le became a great aolor, one mail posaen
aa eitnoidlnary amnant or ■■ iQBga," Ibat be may roar ont lo a man-
ner becoming a alasgblared bull. At some other lime we win glr e a
few remarks on Ibis siijsct. Hr, Jobnalon wu erediuble In tbe par 1
of Bobert, yet ho soled m a alyle lomewbal forelin lo Ibe nb Hiu
Walaoo appeared ai WaiU>r Arl ogioa, dolag Ibe rote wlUi ib arllalla
Salab; Aer euilie up on IMi mooitoi icoi CBcd'enC Haggle Nelaon, a
wall'kBowa fsTorlie, appeared as IMoa tugaoali, one of her oboioeit
ebuulers. UUa Eilotr alao appeared. Tbe playor"Bomkaatai
Forloao " concluded the enlartalnment. Hetars. Barnalt, Flaber and
Bcoil, doing their pult with eclat. Uln Leigh u DuttOna wu ner-
llorloos. Tnis club Is worthy in every rapeel of the genilemia wboae
name n beara, and we oongralalate Ur. DaToaport that be la honored
by ao lalanlea and ule^med a bony af yoong men,

CiiD.— Vb. Fonos : In tbe CuFm of Joly SI, yoo answer Pblla-
adalpnltn," tbat " There wu dramulo uiodau.-Mi In Ibis olly organ-
ized indrr tbe nima of Ibe B. A. Peny. We bellere U la now mown
u Ibe Uelropolllan." Allow me lo give yog a few parllcalara about
tbit olab. They were organized nnder Ibe name or H. A. Perry, bnt
Ibe Empire club Jobied wiih Ibem nnder tbe coadiilose tbat Ihe name
wu lo be cbinged. Some of Ihe Empire membe'ra paid In ibelr dnea,
ud all oeuldered IbemselTU membara of Ibe B. A. Perry. Neii
meeting night the Prealdent, Hr. Bagley, wu abaent: a ohalrmin wu
appointed, and It wu moved and carried that Uie dab iboald be
known u Ibe Hetropolltan. Next meeting nigbl Hr. Bigiey allended,
ud lafoimed ns thu Ihe olab wu still tbe U. A. Perry, and Ibit no
member of the Empire wis a member or tba B, A. Ferry. Upon
wblcb t <eWe or Ibe Empire withdrew, and bare alnce re.orguittd
IbemMlvet. Now, how Hr. B npul tba readntlon that the club wu
Ibe Helrepolllaa, and Ihst lbs Eopliu were not members or li aflar
havlig paid their roes. Is something I woald moch Uke to know.

Tours traly, Qcsar

Kuford'a Iroopa opened la PiUabarib on •''J'" SJit
Tbay re.«p«B el Ibelr bell In » J*"'^ "I?'5si!i
DoiUg Ibelr abteaee, Ibelr opera bonae bu beaa alagutly n Iliad,
au). lor Ibe Ml aad winter otmpalga w., _t„i.i,«..i. I

Sayi B. P. B.. of B*|iimora-Uatt Peal oloaai his aaUrlalameals 1
to-Blgb^ Sill., wllb a banell lb hloMlf; bb lUy T'Ji^I.^
lehdSd wlthOTly middling pronia. a a e FfWia^*' '^i'JSS^^
open Wllb what Ibe iliy M'a eall a "monalar oompany.'' (Jbcie
■ menlloned la year lut) bat owing I

uTorr'la'li.. rnHS FBMCH 8AFK IB MADE OF TBE FI»M T

amalTiot remTeraSog them fi Uia muifeat palsaUiey bate tijen I g.bbar ud QaUa Pareba ; Is a rsHablsBrat

lo MriSr ma ooiSny tl anting on the " ooBBOBwaalih" pto, aiieue ud pm«»B«7. «>• beallh and aafcly

i • • Of the eawSl draBatIo itoolatloBt In town Ihare are joje ni'gbt ba endangered by enah a aUU. One Bifaeia, «ta an, M

that duerve DiiUotlar multo . except the " Bbakipeare." which, need repeatedly , aad with ooaOdenca. Tb ey cm be esat bypsat (s^

on^b??IS.J5?of Hr. Leas?! bweSI, oB Jolj », wu amlaoaOy oare from obNiVatlca) aay whara la the OalM Butaa or (kaada, U

iSeXuasOT. £• a'airi isths putomlmUl »» »M f «oat vsrv strui. InTariaWy giva ttllafaoltoa. aal a^

BuSet ««ai;e"bnl. dirtoi bla lelaar^ wiala la the BaaageeoaBt af erVs par d<aen. 0.11 or tddraaa, HI DABBrjwh; tuf

fliTMi Tbeaire bnt dorlns bla laUarSi sssisis m me mu>B>n>» « I or as per aoseo. utii er aaaiw, ua- iiii.rB ■j«i.o«jiw»»
SyuiSSuM • • • SSttt aompion, the low eomediaa, la be ecMtlied eoaldaatlally OB all oemplalalt,) No. 6 OmUmmr,
ue asaawwo. ..^ a'e • The "ahow bBitoaa"la allNewTork. " *"

ratllcatlsg In Carrol Co., Hd.
low abb In oor oily, , , „„

The Obrlaty UUiiireli, la Londoa, aeem lo tooreua

SBNEBAIi 8UHHABT.
Cbuley Thome and his oompuy ware glrlsg a series of perform'
encis al Uelodoon Hall, Uarenaoilh Qly, E. T., forthe beneSlor
Ibe tulTtrera by Ihe reoent ooofltgralton Ihera. The third entertaln-
menl for this pnrpcae wu given on Ibe aiib nit The allendanoe at
tbeu praluworlby onlertalnmrala bid not been first-rate. Spuk-
Ing or the ootfligrallon It la laid tbal <n aolor named Eiton, and bla
wife, had been arrealed on auploloB of being Ibe bicendlarlu.

Tbe Cttflaly Uinilrals, In London, ware abont to luve London, for
(be parpose or folSlllog their proTlnotal engigements.

Tbe New Orlaana and Uatropoliian Barieaque Tronpe, Bborey's
company, are at Booky Point, Rhode liland.
By a notice In one or the San Fraadaoo Jonrnals, we Infer Ibat a
■diOcoliy" bad ocoarrad between Ur. John Wood, and bla fuclnat-
log wife. Altiioogb no aamu are menlloned yet Ihe whole tuor or
Ibe arlola In qnulion points nnmlauksbly to this eonpts. Tbe lady
badabienUd bereeirrrom berbniband's domicile, and there were
muy ramora aSoat regwdlsg the wbereaboula of Hn. W. II wu
soppoied tbit ihe might have left tm Analralla, bnt sabiequut
avenia proved that the htd not left Oalironila.

Tnroagb private advices ws naderstind that Qeorge Christy had
not been reoelved with that Ikvor which It wu Ibonght wonld at-
leiid bla ippeiriDce In Su Franclioo.

. Toe [few Tork Dbpatili uys— Some maildan hu lakea Ihe trooble
lo record tbe agei uf leveral great compoiars. According to bla
•laloments, Sobubert died al 81, Betllol 82, Pergolue 8S, Weber 40,
OoDiitilHO, Adams 62, Beethoven S7, LIndpainier 01, Rrelozerei,
Rich en, Sponllbl ST, Flcolol 70. drelry 7], Oiook and Bindel 76,
Bajda 7S, fluie 78, Weljtel 80, Zlogarelll Si, Burney 88, Ckriulnl SI
and acmitnl 96 years of age.
Jolla Pelby wu recently married ta J. A. Tboman, In Ckllfomla.
Bucklay'a SereniUers will give an entartalnmeni In Jertoy City on
Ibettbloit.

Something new la tba Elbloplaa mtnitreliy baalnen hu recently
been prodoced In London. Tne correepoodinl of Ibe N. T. Amday
rimauyi:-Arev daya alnce, a " colored opera tronpe," eight la
naober, babllad In the ooarl ocaiane orOeorge II., gave a morning
concert or reSned negro mailo, vocal ud loilramsaial, at Iba Qaeea'e
OoDoert Booms, Buover Ifqoare, lo a crowded and rublonable
aadleooe. Tbe peraonal appearance or Ibo pirllw wai uuemsly
ludlcroua; bat they lang wall, ud mioy of Ihalr melodlea and aongs
are " taking," and likely to become bvorltu.

Ur. Sherlock's draoatlo eorapuy, wltn which Sallle St. Qalr Is
peif.'rmlag, oloied at London, C. V., on the 24ih ulL, and are now In
Hamilton.

Fraok Uowirii'E Edlerpein Hloilri)ls have bean performing
Piromrn'i Hall, Detroit Tbe loliowlog Is a list of the Eulerpeana
T. Gilllgan, Dick Bertbelon, Prank Boward, Wm. Allen, J, B. Bonle,
Ucrr Kyle, Herr Odell, and Qm. tViljoo. fhey have ainie appearea
In Oblo, playmg lo Toledo, on the 29lb ulk

.Hfvers & Derloas* Cirou la said to ba dolag a song bailneiiMii
Caoada ff eat, cspodlaUy In Ottawa Clly, tbe bnatneu there exeeeding
Uiel of any abow that ever performed there. Hr, El. Wood'a Aran
mire "FeaUier," belonglbg to Ibis oompaoy, reoently went from
qjltwa Qly lo hlobmond, dislaaos 10 mllu and one rod. In one hour,
2nnlnales and 17 aaoondi. Bar owner mide a wager of £10 imi ibe
could do It In one hour and a half. She aocompllabed Ihia reu carry-
ing two men In a B14 Ib. wagon. Ur. Wood hu Jnit purchueu tbe
obimploo ruanlog hone oti tbe Cuadu, "Haidor the Ulal,"orur,
Wm. Byera.

Bigoor a Edgar, Ibe migldan, give an exhIblUon at Long Branch,
N. J., entbeSOlb.

Tne mookoys ud mlaitreli, (Blliy Birch's) were still In Eutu at
lul acoounta, A party of youag men or Laarenworib obarlared the
wbole ooncern, on the 2eih nit., for an excursion np tbe river. They
hired ileamboat, monkeya, mioalrela, calliope, "Sax-born band of
bwuurul young Iidle9,"and all. ' Wehopetbeybadagoodtlmeoflt,
Cobby's Virlelies, In Hilwsukle, wu doing a snog bailneu, wllb
negro mlnilrelsy, ela

Uo tho ocoailon of tba benelt of Ette tnd Snstn Danin, tt Waler
town, OB tbe 3Sd, Bcnn'a buibiod, Hr, Honllniton, appeared u
Qloger Blue, In tba Tirgbiny Hammy, playing a banjo sale, The
troupe have left Walartowo, ,
Ur, aad His, Barry Chapman, with Urs, A. Drake, aad a fair

en Uooday next. The noble ball wu iioBpUWy „ . „_ „
lonable aad apprtdatlve aadlenoe, ud tbe I*''*?""" I*''^!"^?
nlblketonly u Ihe darkart 'nin*'' moreatloa oonld aavedarired.
Tbe Iral of the programme Inoloded aavsral new sonp; ool lbs oM
songs, sner all, lbs favorites, ■ Elu me qalok udgo, »» Boney.'
belJgenamd, and 'Come where my love ''TJSS'fll^lI^w !
eecaimg a almllarrtta. la Iba second park Hr. po""" ' "'"J*'?
duoogled loan nnanlmooa reeaU en each ooauloa of bli appear-
ance. Hr. Joe BrowB reoelved a similar onmpllmeot In reapeolor
his sUver belt J g, u aiao did Hr. Wambold Id ihe aoog, ' I m laartng
thee la sorrow, Annie.' The 'Boop-de-docdemdo' ol ■'•
drew down, u niaiL petfoet lorrula of applaose. The tblrd part
oonsUlsd of Ihe barieaque, a la Jalltan, which wu rendered lo ptr-
feeUoo, snd ellsited sbooM of laogbler from Ibe aodluoe. The per-
formiDce of yeaterday diaplayed Ibe asoaitic properUee of tba hall ta
(ml advantage, and we nnderaund thU Ihe ' Hlulrela' IhefflielTes

ocnalderllagiorlooapliaetoelngln." . ,,

Tbe oily dughur or Ur. Haoready, Ihe great BagUah tiagtdlta,

"SrVVS^adyl'lhe actreai, and dramalle reader, wu idmlUed
Into tbe New Jornialem (SwaaenborgUn) Cbaroh, at Chicago, by tba
rllacfBaptlim, aahirlumKaloes. „. i

The panorania or " DrKanea Arctic Bagloai ExpedlUon" U hetog |
exhibited lo Filohborg, fua., thia week, at the Town Ball

L, Bi Unl'a National Circoa w<ll exhibit at Oall, AagoalSlb, an^
Bruirord, OuadaWeal, Aa|nit7ib. ,_„..„
The panorama of Banyan's Pilgrim's Frogrenwu In BiUhx, N.
8.. tut week- . ^ ,, ■

The Howard enmpany, of Beaton, wore to have glvao an " exonr-
aloa perrormuoe" at Providence, on Ibe 4th.*
Filber Eemp'a •< Old Felka" are la BoelOB.
Wm. ColemiB, Ihe orlglaal •■PbAyoae BaUer," Is ptrfomlBi at
HUlUry Bill, PbHadalphU. . „ „. ,

At Oonoordla Harden, Fhllidelpbia, Ohas. Fuker, ooatorUcnlsl, la |
the cud

WIUIAM WILLIAHf,

BItL POSTBB AND DIBTBlBarOk,
tl Aai tirael, IVatt room, third fleer.
NIATI QOIOSIt OBIAPIII
AD erdan by aola cr ot bsrwiis paaetBaHy allaBdad la. Ifrto

PRBTBHTIOR BSTTRH THAN OOBKI

TBAKVABINT
iTaaUvaagaltal
ofibelMialt

\t-tm

•TATEB MLAHD BBOATTA OLVB.

CANINB.

seoosdboiltorseslvetU. .

». Aparaaor|IOOrartbewtBnhigbaallaaalB|topBlrnaIlfBSsr
the Mooad boat to reeelve SIS.

I. A pnrseorfltOforthewlaBlsgb«allaaniirMninsa;a*
teeend boat to receive lU, • • • • . '

Tbe entruoa fee hi each cflhrse laees will be 110 aaeb heat ; Bs-
tanoe rowed » miles, and all boaU lo be ularad at Hr. I {Bia^i
It the above hotel, before 11 o'clock, ■., oa the day or the FajaMb'

From the extaaalve groaada allsobad to tba balal, aa aalala il S f lsl
view of the eatlie ceorie rowed over, eaa be obtatted.
Jstsaua "monoa, President, Bossn Bisuwooa, TrsMOSi^
Itoarstn VuruvBiT, Tice Prat. Bat ToDsia, meietarr. ■ >
liut Lunna, Btalea Iilud, .M

HOW TO WIN AT CABDll

SBHD TO flOWABD H, OBAVIB, BOSTON FOIT OTmi, TOVB
addren, aad two red alanpa, ud he wlU lalm yot al a ta«
maUiod of wbahic al a U the varlaos ismat. 1M>

flAHB CBICKBNB FOB lALB.

BALTWOTIE OOUKTERFntI BALTIHOHB WP;N01VHA08m.
lowB Tartars, MlUborgh Bed Domlalcka. IS M toMjif aadj^
lai, aU warraalad to ba dead nm*. Ordmt addraMd i« Wlp 1L.
-"DfEB, Weal ^ulaf,0bularQ>onty,fa.,Bi«»8,PO. IMsi

rANOT PieSONB rOB lALB,

Or TBE FOLLOWING DirTERENT SINOB: FAN TAILIb OBOP-
psrs, Oarrlefs, Tarblts, Saalla, Silver Bhoola, Tsmhleit, Tnm-
peters. HtgBla,Itosgh.Beeks.t)aakers, tnd SwtUowt. VarptrUaalM
addrau TBOd. BIABS, Post OOat, Fblladelphlt, Tk IS-lt

FOR TVfBNTT-FlTB OBN#l

I WILL BEND THE FOLLOWINB OELEBBATED BraFBllOI
mtklsg the Tukee Writlsg Fluid ; SUvar PUUM Fiald ; Aitllalal

PiDOT Aio Vint.— The Bght between Bobertt' dog Paddy ud tho
Docior'a dog Tiper, 88 Iba. eub,for SSOO a aide, oamsolfuiha hoaoe
or Ur. Huu, Baniom atreet, btlcw Eighth, Philadelphia, on Taeaday,
aiUi all. Paddy wu trained by John HurloU, of this olly, ud Ibis
mslah bsi oreaird coneldersble taitemt among the oulne faaden of
Phlladelpbia ud New Tork. It proved a complete dInppolBtmant to

THB TORB HOVBB,

NTAOE, ROOELANO COUNTT.— TBE 8I7B30RIBEB
IbUy bivitu the aUutlaa of Uia pabllo ta tbe above hotel.

Ihe match for tltiO a aide, between Ibe Imported dog Buliet, ewneJ
by ffullam Barnea, /otberwlaa Wm. Dannlng ) and Levi HoorbooM'a
dog Bock, took place In Oonnor'a pit, SouUi ud BchaylUII, Fblladel.
pbla.' Hr. Barnes hand ed bis own dog, ud, ror tbe Ont twenty
minules, never gave Ibe other dog a chuoe, allhoogh wlibont poa-
lihlng blm. ■ Altar ibia. Bock begu lo put II bito Bullet ratberatroog,
and at ihe end or Ibrty mlnntea, Ballet begu lo aqaeal. Oa Bullet'a
aecnnd acntcb,hla owner had lo rilrly throw htm to tbe aoratoh.uJ
on tbe third be wu thrown fully Are feet Olalmi wonld have iMai
mide for Ibis, bat uolatmi leldom prodaoe alakea, tbe Bgbl went
OB, Rook evldenily winning e^lly, wblob be did U one boor ud five
minnus.

DBg VBHV| viU I Wlwaa vuiaraa waav mrwm wm *mt mi — »™

To eontrlbnis to the tmuemrat of his natroas, the aabsoribsr I
Jut opened a weU arraaged aUUle allay, apwli,j

II

F, 0. DiTOB, Preprtslor.

■ANBOM STREET BOVSB,

SANSOH BTBEEr, BELOW EIBBTB, FBILABILPHIA.
By JOHN HOBS,
FoTBerly proprMor of'lhe

OLD BELL T ATBBN,

la Eighth itraet, belaw aesBSt '
Be would retpoelfany Isv'ls his old friends ud niroat, sb4 r
pnblle generally, to eaU and aea blm, wnare Ibey will Bad lha

irOIT BKAi>r,

StrpBE BOWEB'8 HANOAI., AND BOAT CLUB BBHRIB," BT
X J. D. a rDtHAN) prepared nnder tbe aaparvMoa ct BIB
FBBN B0BEBT8. hu,, Praldeai of lha Implre Oty BsnttaOlat', tea.
lama two bandrad pages, lima. It Is lha only beak ef tba klad e —

IZliZ "Mt^-J, '.i, WhtK^kSM prllUV^oS.X^"i,Sfu,rwruru,'BamhercrH,U. U

*^'^^^l^.» X'fc*B»l«g.' oballe.g. m U.t week'. Currsa, I " »OWBR.B BIARDAl."

and wUI Bgbl mr red dog Ulngo, at 30K l>>s.| agabial Jeoalnga' lOM
Ib. dog, fbr f ICO a ald^ to Sgbt la four 4eaka from the Bnt depoiii,
and toaa for tbe cboloe of pitoe or Sibling. A match In both the
above ^i ti can he made tbrongh Ibe oolomne of tbe CurrsB'

J, B, Rooai, Ne. 140 Cburoh alreel. New York. , . ,

TBxaa Douua BawisD -Lost, ob Ihe m July, a blwh and tea | pabitolisd Is Ibis oounlw, aod o^
dog, weighing about SO Iba. ; sniwara to Ibe name of Ortepe: had oa maiton lo the membef* «- Boat daha ud Rowers gaaaiau;.
a onaln cellar, with the owner'a name on II. Whoever wl I retoni ** '
hlmioiS'Bowery will receive Ihe above reward, ud aa qoeallaos
ukod. Oao. P. WosDsi.

Ckiuxsos— I have a S7lb. dog Ihit I will Bght agalutaoy dog of
tbat weight In tbe Stales, for SlOO a ilde ; aUo, a SSlb. dog ror ISO ; a
SSKIb. ror S60, and48lb, ror SiO. I will matob my Ibree legged alut
Huilo, KHibB , agilosl uy crippled dog or alut m the coonlry, rur
$100 a eidp, of Ibat welsbt;or I will match her agalnat any 18^ dog or
alut fbr SlOO aalde, If they will give me one pooad for a brotea leg.
A match can lie made al aay time, for any of tbeu doge, at 166 First
Avenna, or through the Curraa. Jahb MoLioaBin.

Spostdo J. UcLaugblln will give a grand nigbt'e sport to Ihe

sporllog meii of New kurk aod Broollyn, on Tbondiy evening, Aug. i ^i-iV VreiiMt book of Ibe'aaa. Tn Uiaaiioa Bid. or. Wiadto
6lh, 1818 There will be /our hindiome rooght for o* Ihil g*J jyj^M by tte TmS^
alglv Ufa dog. being pilled according t^J^Z^^,'^^,":^'^^ «K mttrtoo?lSrd;ito?orT^^ briS!groom « lbs m 3

forgeollenuinlotry IholrgmeiWot^T^^^^^ Oonlalnhig baUof vital ImporUnea to Ibe muiM aai

!;?.?L'„Vlf,t„H uS^n^i? iM 1^^ nnmarfted. wlU> practical remarka oaTla proper sausas » howto

forgot tbo 8ib of Auguit, J. HoLanghUa, 165 FUat Avenue. ^ ^^^^ ■ myaterlea of gaaeratlon ; caum ud ear* of tissll-

SuSHsa Barry Jennings hu milehsd bis newly Imported dog. I |u • tbnie aad ecoacmy of the generaUve orgua ; ellecis at axew

Pluher, agaifiil ' BUI Boilomley'a op lown dog, neither dog lo exceed I if « lodolgenoe ; coueqaiDces or total absUneaoa rrom dolUeB, ala.
SBIbs., for tlOO a aide, to some olf at Harry Jeinloga', on Tieaday I DlictoaUig teorela ud binia lo lovera, hoabudt tad wives, wsitk
evenlDg, Angnat 24. Si6 a side Isdown la Ibe buds or Jscob Booaie, I knowlog*. Illuttrated with ilx colored engravings, prioled (ran ttsM

. Blsles, neatly ud htadiomely boond, Price flfly oeott,

A ocBpealoa to the above. Wcmu's Foim, oa, Flwu BiAiflHl,
belagaoompletsutlytli ud deiorlptlcn of every pul of womaa'a
form, ud abowlng bar perrecl captdllea lorlhaparpcaeeof lova. pi^
dreatlve datlea ud bapplueu. Illaslraled with Ave beaallfhl eswroi
...... I. ■ pictuiaa of Ihe moat perfrcl female Ibrms. OoBlahilig aatrlr W

7*!!^J!y r I Dsgee of readlsg, handsomely sad neatly bcBBd.
' Vi" '^HS^ ^rloe oaly SO eaols, Ooplea milled to uy ptrl of lha UsMs* I
ud 8 o clook. I ^ ouitdt, poat-pald, on receipt of Ibe priee. Addrau

^BOUAS nmiUBy. n«Mral Pfrehuln^ Aweanr.

The price Is ONE DOLLAR. All orders sut lo 4. D. B. 1 ^
Berald oBce, New Tork; Blephn Roberla, 888 Booth strtsL N«w
Tork: or to ike offloe or the Mew Tork CUnaa, will ba BttaaMd Is.

capias may be obtained by appUcallon al thu oDoa. IS

TWO OREAT

rNOT TBE GREATSar BOOBB ETBB OIEERED TO THE BBAD-
J .....

and I

pigeai

dreia (elibar by mall or aipreu) Ibroogheal Ihe Called I
Canadu, free of poatage, on receipt of the price.
BIX oolored plalaa ud 880 pagea of reading, for SO aula I Bay tat

r NOT THE OHBATKfT BUUBB BVBH uriuiiKD iu TUB naao-
hig poblic t Eleven oolored esgravlngt, printed (torn atsel pMt^
1 roor hundred peges or readlsg matter, fbr f I, or two hiadfta
[ca ofrudlog ud alx colored plaiea, rbr SO oants. Beat lo aay sA-
iia faliber hr mall or aspreu) Ibrooiheal Ihe Called BUIsa Sr

wbo Is Ibe Anal stskabolder.

JiooB Rooks hu Dulcbqd bis red dog Ulogo agahist Barry Jsa*
ninga' red ud while dog Spot, for tlOO a aide, M lake pliie oa Tau-
day aflemoon, Anguit 81, helween 2 ud 8 o'clock. Tbe dogs are
confined lo 20K pounde weight,

Joein Hoara bu milobed his slot Pet ta klO 100 large she rals Id
one boar, for 160 a aide, to eome olT at Jacob Booau'a, r "
aUeet, oo TBmday arteraooa, Aog oil 10, betweaa 2 and
The alut to be budlad by Bury Joulags.

now be thonght very tedlons. Then hooks and newspa-
pers were not so abandant as they are now. Then the
theatre was tbe mostavallable medinn fordlffoslng know-
ledge. Then people were wllllog to sit Sve or sU hoars
to see a play. Tbey made It a serlons matter— they went
to gali^ knowledge as well aa amosement— they took their
note boohs with the'm to noto down all tbe good thbgs in
.the plays, for plays then were nearly what newspapers,
bonks, eermoos, and lecturesare now. Hence, tbrongh all
ol Sbakeapeare's plays, instances abound where he has ap-
parently forgotton the plot altogether for the sake of In-
trodndog the brilliant thonghta which alone have render-
ed blm famooB. Now, every great thibg ever altered by
Shakespeare oan be read dallv In the Jonrnals, the
novels, the magazines, tbat flood oor parlors. To write
a good play nowadays. It Is deemed ueoessary to have bat
on« plot, and that straightforward, simple and Interesting;
conveying some nseful lesson. le Is allomtble for an au-
thor to interleave with bis plot the great thonghte and
maxims that aoggest themselves, provided he does not
mattriaUy digress from the main enbject to introdnce them.
There are pTete enough In one of Shakespsare'a plays to
make five good aoting plays of the present day. Soaroe-
ly any of ob bnt has seen a country elore where were sold
Hardivare, Drogs, Diy Goods, Grcoerles and Lnmber.
Bat when progress. Improvement, and enterprlEe march
Into the region of that country store, it Immediately de-
velopes Into Ave coontry etores, and the different branch-
es of trade are ssparated, yet the proprietor Is not aeons-
ed of sacrllsge. May not the plays of Shakespeare be
likened to these old stores t Th; nnprononoceable words
and corkscrew sentences may be called Hardware, the
doQblfnl,.and the vnlgar sdnunoes may be oalled Drags,
tbe sermons and essays, the Dry Goods, the ploU the
Lumber, and those noarlshing maxims and Ideu so ne-
cessary to loteUecinal life may be oalled the Orooerlea
▲U good, all beneflolal In their way. For the oloset, vie:
lor reading, I wonld decidedly prefer a simple aod pure
copy ol Bbakespaare (If it were possible to proonre snob)
wllboat emendatlSos or alterations. For than I oould
appreciate (wlibont aid) whatever was plain or under-
standable, aod I oonld let pass withont any nreat exoItC'
ment or mental worry all those passsgsB thatlooked mys-
terious or too severely claisloal to be oomprebended by
any ordinary msn.

Being satlsflad that there Is no snoh thing aa a oopy of
Shakespeare pore, I am wIlllDg to accept the edition that

comes tbe nearest to It, and to give Shakespeare credit
for whatever seems good: and to alttlbate to interpola-
tors whatever appeare rldionlooa. And while I take tbe
liberty (at the risk of being oalled egotistical) to assert
tbat no man worships genlos more thskO I do, that no man
has a greater love of «he beantUui, that no man deteste
meddlers more than I do, yet I leel it to be tbe height of
lolly and absordltv to grow entbuslaatlo over typogra-
phical errors and blunders which Shakespeare never com-
muted, but whioh are attrlboted to him, and henoe view-
ed with great reverence by many of our old iogy actors.
I caimot restrain from lepeatbg in this oonneilon the
very old anecdoto of the serenaders who stoppsd before a
large, fine, old mansloo, and played many sveet tunes,
alter which they were ioforffled by tbe uight watobman
that " no&oi^ lived Ihoe now." This fs so applicable to our
old gentlemen, who, if Shakespeare had written this line

II TruUi Is mighty ud wUl prevail,"
wonld have seen ncthlpg worth especial notice; bnt If the
blundering copyist had otused the line to be pnnted thus
Troth Is aaaghly aad wUl retail;''

they would have been exceedingly profonnd In their
emendations; they woald have proved logically what the
Immortal btrd meant by <* naughty" and " retail;" they
wonld have jpabltshed chapters to show that a line wblcn
In I'self Is ridiculous was beaatlful, aubllme, &c.

The greater a inan's lore Is for the labllme, the keenec
Is big perception of the ridlcnious, which proves that
many of these Shakespeilan scholars, bookworaa, anti-
quarians, aod old fogies, havs a very limited faculty for
appreciating the beantlfnl, loasmnob sa they are ever
ecstatlo, raptnrona, over the simply rldlonlons, and Uielr
lives are pssied In poring over musty books and parch'
menu, for the mere purpose, perhaps, of aeU aggrandise-
ment, or the solving of aone problem of no aeconnt to hu-
manity. Tbey neglect the beantUbl of today A-they eee
nothing In the glorious enterprises that are dally pro-
jected, to enlist their. atteDtloo; tbey look lul to the/u-
liirs, but to the past, and find thsir blazon In their ancestfy.

I do not wish to o«npy too moch of yonr spaoe, there-
fore I cannot say all that might be aald In asawerto
those who condemn the new version; but who condemn tt
wlibont otfdnng oru gcod ruun^ If any aab, I care not
who, will show me one good reason why my weraioa should
not be played, I will born every copy that I can tni.Mi
when I em wrong, I am always anxious to be rlghteo, I

offered the condensation oi HamleL not thinking it to be
a woodrons nndsrtakhig, or st all deserrlog of owUdt^
comment, bat merely as a step in the march of progrsaL'
and ons sdspted to the wants of the age we Urie u. I,^
fancied (and still fancy) that the best way. for sn Bototi j
to honor Sbakeepeare, and to perpetaato hu oasM In tit*
theatre, wonld be so to arrange and modify his plays that :
thev might always be attraoUre and InstniotiTe « plan.

There are trifling errors in the three aot place, which ''■
any competent stoge manager will discover and oorreot
at rehearsal I have " cnt oat" many llae things whlob '
no one oan appreciate more than I do, bat therarefw-
eign to the main plot, and their absence wonla not ren- '
der the pUy less Interesting (I have left enough to keep
buay the brains of any theatre-goer who Beeks butniy
tlon), andtbe stadsntof Bhakespeaire can better relub
those portions, alone in hia atndy. The stcdent will find
In Hamlet, leotores, erltlqaes, sermons, essavs, and d^ ■■
bales, to ponder over In his closet, bat the tneatie-goar
looks for aoilon— he seeks tbe play, the drama.

I do not wish ever to criticise Shakespeare— I tmsi tbat
I shall never Insult bis memory or detraotfrombls gsnlu '
He left OS bis plays (or our benefit, he gave as (for our ^
nse) great maEuns, brilliant thonghta, pare poetry, moni ,
lessons, all of which it is our datv to dlsssDlflaw InilM, ^
way tbat wonld be prodactlve of the greatest gooMQ
mankind, and thereby honor effeclnally tbepas^ pw.^
memory of the immortal bard. BespeotfoUy yopift
„ * .... ffAwrn'OAT. . :<

Oswego, Joly 26, 18Aa

Novel SBOomo Hatch.— Ritlb vs.. FDMjLr-OMk
John Travla is dstermlned to keep the peop}VaMtatsbed
wild Us ate of the pistol, HsvfngabandtaedlilaMstot
ahodttng oranges from a Uvhig boy 'sheid, M has resolvM
upon showing his skill In a manner no MM wonder/UL If
not so dangarons. He bse made tip b' shooHng Batch '
with J. J. Bieoklnridgs. ofKentacfy, Upon the followlDg. ;
terms :— Breoklnrldge u to shoot hu rISe at a dUtanoe n i
200 yards, offhand, at a target, 30 ebota. Travis If to
shoot Ihe plitol made by lIcrMA James (abeaaUf)d'tiU>,.i
tol, wbloh we have befoM OMCrlbed) a distance of 100 h
yards with a rest, the saooaamber of sholo. TheboUM '
holes in the target are then to be measared ttm tbe oisntiKi
with a string, and the nanber neareet to the oentn^wt
to determbe thjl iflmer. His shots will bf made st tUlBr,
Oakland Bace OiltirH; near Lonlsvllle, K/., on tHi flnk oir
October next.

1128

NEW YORK CLIPPER

LATEST SPORTS ABROAD.

thm JUl'tHfH» Mm, /tiflL.

I THI niNQ.
TieBIS f 0 OOMI.

WfUtti 1»W tad Mpr OnUbitj-UO • iMt, Lndoa.
. r, M.wMoUa ud BaI«T-£tt • tlda, Undoo.
t.:vH.-J4MhaBdBaUiTW-itOI»<SI,L(adcn. .

ain,ll.-B(«UI* ud BnwB*! NotIo^IM t Ude, Umdoi.

~ ' Vtawt BirwBK Fuen of Dudlit imi) J. Bitub (ilus
Itai Dmiaeki) or Wiisiu.— Tlien Uldlud Dtatilot men
qm mJCumty, at gitob weight, foi £20 a aide, on the
opt WMM unttle ud Ocjae and othen bav« contended,
nwallet b^ond Btratrord-on-ATon, bnt the blast being
OS tin alart, a more mu made aoroaa the conatr; to
OooabeWairmi, where an eioellent ring waa pitched.

mUe'thglr ^ppeannoe In the ring at onoe, Fleet at-
wi|UM:l)jr.0«n Tenj' (ander whom he bad trained) and
rdia Pnoo. aiid Barlli eajulred by Bodger Omtchl^ and
JW'Bodgilab Fleet wu la flnt-rate trim, whilst BtTlIs
nw too fleibr, although Brattle, under wboee care he nad
%W. \ii reilaoed his snperabnndanoe of f seh bv a etone,
•■lu.loakedanjthing bnt In flghtlog condition. The
bating WV erea; a good deal of money wu laid ont The
ittbA&ilB'eaoeA oantloiulT. Fleet la a good left-banded
> fljpiir/Bnd hard hitter. Ba7ll6fiaoUve,bntwItboatthe
Init aelaDee or taot. Id the third ronnd Fleet planted a
fteavT left-hander over the right eye, catttoa the tkin and
4RinarjMl bteod, BajIIi retnmed allgbtlj oil Fleet's
aMTgo'l down. Jn the 28d roand Fleet racceeded In
■uUng tne kaeA-dem Noa by another epuikbg left-
aaader on thedde of the aobi After the llret qaarter of
^hfu tay odds were offered on Fleet—no takers. ' His
mtmat s^le gaTe Baylls no chance, and the latter nln*
MMy tesortea to the dropping system. Bnt It wee ap-
jpveat to all that he had no chance of winning, for Fleet
u 9fery ronnd was on him, whilst hie retnms were of so
*ttt'k natoVe as to leaTO no mark behind; and his phU
l^aile showed seTcre pnnlshment They fonght 43
_ IMS, and In the last Fleet planted a rattler on the right
4*w« which sent his man to jmis, and apon time beug
'OaUed Baylla d(d not bear. Fleet was therefore declared
tteiwlnner la 47 minutes, thi ring was'well kept: and
m hhTO also the aatlsfiutlon to state that all was oon-
4i^ted In a qntet and orderly way.

The Lin ^on fob tbi CHUinoNaaiF.— The battle
)« fo^ iUS event ii to be handed to Bayers at hU
pt iM^th^ yiotoria Tlmtre, on Toeedav week, when,
iMdltloaito theOhamplon's belt; his Mends Intend to
vteaoit hlni^wlth Tom Oribb's belt andcap. Paddock' no
•aotfM^-wllI bb present, and we hope and tnst so brave a
fioxer will not be forgotten; It mnst be recolleoted that
lM his left off > loMr; and that aa there Is no chance of bis
^tin entering the P. B., the pnbllo wiU to the ntmoet of
i^.powei assist In establishing Urn In some baslneas to
— I a livelihood.

havlns undergone preparation for this event In the vlol-
nl^ arObalford,theablre. Lorell laastoat-baUt ytaog
man, and waa mnoh too fleshy for the task. The betting,
wbloh opened at 6 to 6 on the Qerman Ltd, closed at 2
to 1 on nlm, and a oonstdertble sum wu invested Kr.
Holden having taken his position as referee, the ocmpe-
tltors proceeded to the mark, Lovell havbg hit oppo-
nent on his right. No time was lost, a tolerably even
start being effected, bnt before they bad run for many
yards the favorite came In front, Lovell, to all appear-
anoe, never poeeesalng a chance. The Oeman Lad

S lined noon blm almost at everr stride, and onpiitlog
a Stana he was at least half a aoisn yards tdviance,
and here Lovell, seeing the race waa over gave np the
contest.

Basnij INS Giobob Bbown's Novioi.— A match has
Iwen nade between Bob Brettle and George Brown's
Noyloe to fight at lOst 21b, for £100 a side, on the 21st of
September withhi 100 miles of London. Alec Eeene, who
Is stakeholder, has (eoelved the first deposit of £2S a side,
andithe next, of £10 a aide, is to be made at bob Brettle'f
White Lion, Dlgbetb, on Taesday week. The men are to

gto scale at George Brown's, BaU, Bed Lion Market,
twees twelve and fbar the day before fighting. Brettle
waauxlooi to make ibe natch for £200 or ££00, bnt the
NtivlM cdnid not rain cmh an amondt.

Lthcr in> BoLuviH.— Another deposit of £t to £2
lOs for this match wu made on Taesday.

■,FoBvn».— Ned Donnelley having forfeited to Trav-
fgt, Bob is now open to a tteBn engagement, and Madden
tevioB^ Btated that he ahall not die happy nntU he has
hlffl hi' the ring. Bob, sooner th^ be a bar to Hike's
ftapploen, will give hhn the first chance, and fltdit him at
lOn. 41b., In three months' time, for £100 a mde. Bob
waning boslnesa hopes IDke will olose with this offer, or
to ever else be ^ent

< PEDE8TRIANI8M.
.''f rn Oi'IlO tme.— At the SaUotd Borongh Gardens,
^tllO 9th of Jaly, the various approaches leading to
WWe :well-iBown' gronnds presented this afternoon a
eome of bustle worlbv of the most palmy days of pedes-
Miliifm; pi>ny vehM numbers of foot

Mi^geits,' thronging Begent-road, and the " rail" was
•lao eKtensIvely patronised. On car arflval within the
4iielosDrewe''foanda large conooorse of persons assem-
Vted, upwards of ajOOO visitors being preseat, many of
whom had travelled ccnalderable distances, and most of
the pedeetrlan*lovIng portion of the Manchester public
MM op'the grouod. ' The event wbloh has caused snob
<aeto Interest !wu a matoh for £26 a side, distance 120
Twii^ between EUu Greenwood (allu the German Lad)
HuKhester and John Lovell, ot London, the provincial
^||Mil| the metropolitan £8 for eipensea. Before des-
^)ifl4ngl6i the raoe it may not be oonsldered amiss if we
aatjtdn a brief sketch or some of the performances of
-QMAwoM: whiQh show his career to have been a more
Hua nsualUr^Bnooetsfol one, and also has justly earned
isff him ft'ingbt page In the annals of pedeetrlanltm.
SUu Greenwood (aUas the German Lad) is a native of
Uaschester. He is 21 years of age, weight 8 stone, and
Ut'UQfhVIs 6 feet d Inches. He oommenoed his career
'«a the course by competlnc for smdl sums, and one of
Us.eulle|e( , efforts wu his defeat of Oallahan of Manohes-
In a race of 120 yarda for £2 10 side at Bellevae. He
v«a beaten by James Tflford, of tiie savie town, Ina 6os-
tertof 110 yards, for £fl utde. upon tbavconrae; tiA he
not defeated Asplnall, tsdeuDeeqaently Batnes (both ot
Utnehester), the distance In eaoh raoe being 120 yards,
andlthe stakes a wide, at Bellevue. The German Lad
inU'then beaten byHowartbcf Bury In a race of 110
. wds^ for £10. aside upon the same course; and the game
uHu pMeetrian then defeated, In succeealon, the follow-
iuLm!n,:amongstwhomwu Howarth himself: W. King
-«f]IaDchester,ln a race of IK yards, for £6 aside, at the
•Satford Borough Gardens; Pickering of Bolton, 140
wttdl. fOr'£10 each, at the same place; J. Boothr(»d of
■Uwestto, 120 yards, for £16 aside, at Bellevue; Smith
9r£|took£Ort, 100 yards, for £20 each, at the Salford Bo-
iBlibf'.Wrlarley of Bowlee, 100 yards, for £28 a side, at
tfe%a«rile'"jplaoe;. George Deardenot Birmingham, 120
;vtil||tCTar!^2fi.eaoh, on the same course; and John (alias
IletaiyOlarke of Salford, 120 yards, for £2{ aside, also
^n tint groand. He was next beaten at Bellevae, by
^ooA of BtUbid, In a raoe of 440 yards, for £10 eaoh;
<™^Fawoett of B'righonae, Torkshlre, also defeated blm
^u^same coarse, for £25 aside; distance 160 yarda
Be thti beat Falrbrotber of Hnnslet, In a spin of 160
suds, u £20 a side: Famettof Brlghonse, ISO yarde,
^^i'i vA, at Salford; Landon of. Mllford, 130 yards,
tne sam>Q]^. Booth of Newton Heath, SO yards,
^ Geimi. Btakbg £16 to £10, at Oopenhagen
S*^?*" ?>»«e8ter; HTA. Heed of London lOO yards,
«w £26 aside vflaifo'rf; J. Booth of Newton Heatli, 120
yttai, in ^h, at Oopenhagen Grounds; and bis last
woe WM this altCioon, when he oasUy defeated Lovell
nf LoDdon In a coCgt for £28 aside. We

kave'thns named tWsi..two of his engagements, of which
be baa won no leat?™ eighteen; not bad work for a
, Ti«i n4 whose stature la only 811
ZIn 1 Shprtty before fl^plgij^ ckman Lad

' bla.tralner, Kenvon,

wBmuKo AT HAoxmr wiox.
The nnexanpled snooess attendant upon the celebra-
tion of the recent sports of wrestling— Justly said— by
the late Pierce Egu, to be the oldest m existence, at Mr.
James Banm's, the white Lion Inn, Haokney Vlok, in-
duced the spirited proprietor of that estabilshDent to
Issue an extended programme for^lay In the Oumberland,
Westmorelaud, Oomuh, and Devon s^lei, with the
reward ot good prlcea to the winner thereof: and oertain
other complimentary and pecuniary consfderatlons to
second andrthlrd Lest men, "doable playen," and
" standards." The sports wtre extended over a perlsd
o( five days, (although, through unavoidable ouQum-
etances, not consecutive ones,) and terminated on Mon-
day last Never wu a gatherlog of athlels more Inter-
esting In all Its bearings ; and with fine weather and a
constant repetition of highly respectable oompany, the
sports ptswd off with an alat which refleots nuob crtdlt
on the worthy host. It is not our Intention, for want of
space, to enter Into full ptrtloalarB''of eaoh display of
skill and science ; and we ^hall confine onrselves to a
brief recapltalation of the entire proceedloga.

We shall first turn our attentfon to the (JumberlAod
and Westmoreland transactions, light weights, nnder
lost ; judBes,*M;es8r8. Bobbhis and Hetheringlon ; re-
feree, Mr. Leggett

LioHt WxioHiB.— First round: J. Jackson threw T.
Barnes^ by swinging hype ; J. Sanders (Penrith) threw
T. Barker, by the. hank; J. Newman threw T. Watts,
ollok; A. Moore threw J. Tiffyn, oross-battcok ; J.
Thompson (8rd Grenadier Guards) threw J. Bell, swing-
ing bype. Second round two falls : A. Moore threw
Jackson twice in succession, by Inside click; J. Thompson
threw Newman, snlnglog.bype and cross heave ; Sanders
odd man. Third round, two falls : A. Moore threw J,
Banders, swing and Inside heel ; Thompson ,odd man.
Final round :< Thompson threw Sanders. Betting 2 to 1
on Thompson. Thrown by the cross-buttock. Thompson
thus received the first prize of £10, Moore £6 u second
beat man, and Bandera £2 for third.

Haivr WnoHn.— J. Thompson threw Elliott, cross-
bnttook ; J. Francis threw J. Atkinson, Inside hank ;
Hetherlngton threw Barker, latter gave bis back :" A.
Moore threw T. Banders; cross-buttock; P. Bobinson
threw T. Watts, swinging bype ; J. Wilkinson threw 0.
Thompson, latter gave a " back ;" Blrkett threw Barnes,
gave the "back :'~ J. Jackson threw Newman, gave the
•I back ;" J. Smith threw Tiffyn, swlnDlng bype. Second
round : Smith threw Blrkett, click ; Hetnerloiton threw
T. Bobinson, orois-bnttock ; Bnnsklll threw ThompeoD,
oUok ; J. Francis threw A. Moore ; Wilkinson odd man.
Third ronnd, two falls: Hetherlngton threw WllUnson,
Bwinging hype, hank; Bmnskill threw Stands, avlnglng
bype, gave a "back;" J. Smith odd inan. Final round:
Hetherlngton threw Smith, swinging click; Hethsrbgton
threw BruDsklll, twlos by the swing. Hetherlngton,
(who likewise won the Heavy Weight Ob^mplon Prize
at the Cumberland and Westmoreland Society's meeting
on Good Friday,) now gialned the fitet pnae of £10,
Branskiil got £6 for second, and Smith £2 for third.

The second and third days were occupied In making
" standards," and on the fourth the double-play com-
menced. Tuoker first threw Oammlng, alter an hour's
play; Blokle threw Beecombe; T. Bartley conquered
W. Buokland, and Thompeon Dyer, by the orass-battock.
In forty-three minutes. Slade threw Bond In an hour
and a quarter, the former being the favorite and weighing
list. BIckle, (who won thirteen prizes lut year,) next
oame to face Beaoombe. The former exhibited most
play, while strength seemed more the demonstrative
principle of the latter. Both are noted men ; eventaally
BloUe.galned the falL after a long bout of one hoor'and
forty-five mioates. S. Bucknell then overcame Morgan
two tiUa by the hip ; and Dyer sncnmbed to Thompson.
Bartley, (who won the Ohamplon's Belt at the Breoknook
Arms, June 4, 1849,) next threw Thompson (Grenadier
Guards) by the heel ; Tucker wu also vanqolshed by
Blokle. TnoN remaining at the end of the day were
T. Bartley, Taoker, Bucknell, Slade, and G. Blokle. Mr.
Hake, of Old Ford, Ylctorla Park, was referee ; and the
umpires Mr. James Trescott, and Mr. Books, of the Jolly
OaulkerS, Deptford road, Botherhltbe ; aatisted by 8.
Stears, Ship Inn, Ivy lane, Newgate Market.

The sporu termbiated on Monday under the moat fiivor-
able auspices, and the most dextrous and noted Oumbrlan
Weetmoreluid, Ocmlth, and Devon athletee have lllnstra
ted the different oppoaltlon styles of their req>eotlve
counties, and the same bebg so well underatocd by our
eportlng readers, we shall abstain from allndlng to them.
The premier light weight priae for men under lOst In the
Oumberland and Westmoreland mode of standing or fall-
ing wu awarded to J. Thompson, of the Grenadier OnardSt
Sanders, of Penrith, taking the second, and A. Hoore the
third. The first heavy weight prize (ISat) fell to Heth-
erbgton, the present cnamplon player, the second to Brun-
ekll^ and the third to T. Barker. Play oonmsnced at
three o'clock to decide prizes for the Oornwall and De-
ronddre wrestlers, the sports being then resumed with
much spirit of emulation. Some of the moat scientific
points of the putlme were exhibited, at wbloh the specta-
tors testified frequent approbation. Those remaining In
were T. Bartley, G. BlcUe, J. Slade, T. Bnoknell, and
Tucker. Greater interest than ever wu evinced In these
final issues, before a highly respectable company. Blade
and Bucknell played for nearly two hours and a haU;
when they tossed for " the back," which was won by the
former. Blokle threw Taoker " two hips and a shoulder,"
according to the decision of the three offlciala. Blade and
Bartley next came together, Blokle being odd man,
Bartley wu the ikvorlte at 2 to 1, u Slade had snob e
long bout just previously. Bartley tried some oboloe
play, but he found a wl^ adversuy in his opponent
At length the latter wu thrown by the cross-heave, and
this brought Bartley and BIckle to handy grips. Thsre
wu a very abort struggle between them for the first prize
of $10, wbloh UVL to Bartley by the fall heel. The eecond

Srlze ot £6 wu awarded to .BIckle, and £3 u third fell
) the lot of Blade. Handsome douoenrs were also given
to " double players," Tucker and Bucknell, and liki '
•< standards," whose names we have already pubM
our colqmns. This bteresUng felt thus ended ln¥i

satisfactory manner. The prizes for "fallen man?

thus decided :— Gumming threw Morgan, Besoombothiew
both W. Baoknell and Oammlng. Beecombe matched for
a £60 slake to wtestle Slade, two back falls out of thne, hi
a month's time.

_ desperate resistance when attacked by dogs. There
ware five more cubs In the hoM, one of which wu caught
In • trap on Sunday morning week, and la now at Pont-
vane. The men dug 40 yards into the grcosd belore the
animals could be found.— [Hereford JonmaL

BACING FIZTUBES IN ENGLAND FOB 1868.

JULT.

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NawBvket Joif ,. e | Unrpool U | Oocdwoed 31

AUaOBT.

Rlpea siUwts eiTork U

Nortb SUStedihlM 8 1 Wolmluaploa ... 9 1 Hirabrd «

BrlflilOB « I Bea dlBi | Bteeklon M

Derb7. 1 1 LelOMMr 991 KoithAUutoa SO

Wtnrltk 1] ltiaoh«M>r Atit>ma94 1

.IslNewaArM r.0..ia|
OOIOBER,

. S|M«watrHtao...U|Ka«iiitik<IU II

MOVOtBSB.

Wonertar AQlsma. 9 1 UTtrpool AotomB. 1 1 SbNinbBrr Aal>n.U

Cbestar Aalama.

vabered the donrte acooS,

wu soon followed b^^i^^^^j, attended by

Harry Beed
ttoQeraao

two ot thA of Us metropolitan fWends,
appearlnl^^ elfcoUfint condition, he

EZTBAOBDIKIBT FlOHT WTTH BAOOIBa.— A few davi

since the gamekeeper and ooscbman of Mr. Thomas Lie
welly n, oiFontvane, were in search of seme oubi for Mr.
Powell, of Maesgynne. On entwing Gam Wood, one of
the dogs, a tetrler, msde a onlok bolt Into a bole; after
being there some hours, the men oommenoed digging for
the dog, which wu contlnned'for jipwards of a week,
when the poor animal wu found aeid,' together with two
badgers, a tmf, and a sow, one on each side of the dog,
dead. This boar weighed 861b., the sow 801b., ud the dog
801b. There must bave been a tremendous confllot be<
twees the terrier and thes^ fercolcos animals, who make

lia TSN BBOIOK'8 STABLE IN KKQLAND.
NuMi d iDiUih lumi la Itillci.
JnTlT..a«odwood. UnalBtakM. H4ir«mlle, Woodbsm.
2S..Qoodwood. Dra«la(Boom sukei. One mUeandaiBir-
ter. ■' £4St*

te..aoodwood. Moltoemb Blakas. Thne qurteis of a mile,
Bonila,

as..aoodwood. Gotdiroed Cap. Two mllM aad a lull.
ObulesUo iBd PrlsreM.
Aca. d..Brl|btoa. Briibloa BUksi, TwomDo. Aartartfy.

8,.WoTT<rbtmpton. WolrerbimptoB Bandletp. AtMjpt.SV

mllM. Avtoily.
d..BrlgbUm. Brlsbun SUkti. TwomUet. LniStotay.
CBnibtoo. Brl|bloi Olab BleBBlil SukM. OatoUe. An<.
16.. York. Beoond Nortb of BDilaad Blculil. Tiro mile*.

lt..Tork. Tb« ubtiUrdtId Baadlotp. Oia mtlo. FriorNS
tad Btbjloo.

90..Ore*t Bbor Hudlap SUkes. Tiro miles. Frioreia sad

Bdk.

Sin. I6..Doiieut<r. Portlud PUIs (Btadlfisp). lire (bflosp and
Its ;trdi. BibjrloD.
lI..Daaoutar. Donoiiter St. Leier. One |dU« C farloiili 183

jud*. LitiSUIeli-
18',.NewDtrkM St, Ugcr SUkes. Two oUesiBd lU Tirdi,
Bittt.

Oot. Il..Keirm«rkeL Ifttob Ibr IDO ion. % side, 300 son. It, bo-
Iween F/lftran, t in. tad Beidia i B, 8 jn ; eteb 10
ttrrj Stt 7lbi. RU (I mUetnd U /tfda).
11. .Mileb (br 300 torr. b. fi.tMtwcHi Doke of BtdTord'a Btnr,
ty BtDdeDt, am'or Auptob, SiL 71b., iftlut Mr. B. Ten
Brotok't Woodbnro tad B«nllt, 811. etdb, T. T. 0., one
of Ur. R. Tan BroMk'i to Iba pott.
13..Newiiiuk«t. Utlobfor tOO iOTf. tilde, 10 eon. IV, lie-
IWMa Babjioo, S yrt, md Tblantm, 8 yrs ; 81. libi,
•Mh. DM (lOTdilMithtatinlle).
80..Newnwkol. ItMoh Ibr lOO ioti,, to mts. It, between
Utile Foedla, tied, ind Friorca, t ;n.: eioh to otrry
llti. T. T. IL Qwstn to ride,

CUBRAOH (laiLAMD) JDNS llESTIN0-TtlE3DAT, JUNI tl.
Scarry Btadlotp— Artb lUld, 1 ; Beba, 1
littob, SCO Sot*. Eub— Btrbtrltn 0 , i : Fenataf Uutar, X
Ear Wjeity'a Pitta— Bordarar, 1: Tba Ttttlar, S.
Euwin BtUai— Tba DtM Klrg, I; Altro, &
Uilob, 100 BoTl. Eaok— TOD Quia, 1; Eulga, 9.
Coffae Boom Sttkat— Konataln Dear 0., I; Flibjdtr, 9.
Blewtrdt' Pltta—Baokitona, 1; Banbind, Z

WEONETOAT.
Nananr BUkM— Mrs. Bpode, 1; FuU Orr, 9.
Ear MajMtr'a Flala-Daaboroe, I; ArtQlaTr, 9.
Blawtrdi' Pitta— Art|nlbtbeaie, 1; Kttl/ ntai|ta, 9.
SalUng Bttkca— Bicora, I; Flybydtr, X
Bcorrf Oorlnthliri Hlbboamtn, 1; Iba Htwk, 9.
EUdtra Budlotp-AilUUon, 1; Hlu LaUr, 3.
Bar H/Ontyl Plata— Borderar, 1; Knl|bl of lUIlt, X
Blawtrdi' Pitta— Bttiy fltotito, 1; Btu Colaita, 9.
Oorrtsbmora Bitkai— Btrbtnta 0., 1; OeolOfr, %
lUldan Sttkat— KUmorry, 1; Tatrtwty f , 3.
ChaUanf* or iba KIrwua— Altro, 1; Dtliy Klsf, 1
rSlDAT.

Ike Irlib Oikt— Vlzta, 1; AUnsUva, 1
Ear Hi^ttty'i Pitta— Bordarar, I; Danbonia, X
Mttah, MO SoTi — Oaorgia, 1; Alfarbi, 9.
Stawtrdt' Bttkfi— Blbanlt, I: Mr*. Spoda, 3.
Irlib Otki (3d Olju)— AttrtatiTt, walked over.
riylBs Etndlcip— Altro, 1: Zildaa, X
Ogrintbltii Btodlotih-Btiaanr, 1; Blbbonnto, 3,

KEWUARSET JCLY HCSnNS— TnEBDAT, JULY t.
Bwaanrtikai ol 10 8oTi. Eub— Lidywail, 1: Lt Boane f, X
XtO Btndlotp BwaertUkaa— UTebori, 1; Whilawtll, X
JalyVttkai— Cynrloni, I;8lookbtm,9;BltakBaiiO., X MlaartD

won by a lanilb.
Hindieap Swaapaltkaa— Tbaodort, 1; NoIiaUa, X
Mttob, 100 Bon.-Qaeeii lily. ifrUmty, X
Ktlab, 800 Son.— KUUfrew, h Bomralaf Bird. X
Mttob, 300 Bon.— aia tsd Ftadort rta a daad natt
WEONDDAT.

Bwaapilikai of 10 Son. Btab— Bniioek, 1; Sotpdrafon, X
Bammar Btadlotp— Torktblia Gray, 1; Btymtkar, X
Bmdktp Pitta— OfbaUt, 1; Dalotlou, 9.

THDtODAT. .
Cbartarflald Pttkaa— Ctntlna, 1; Klig-tt-Armi, X
Bwaepattkat of 10 Son. Bwh— Olympni, 1; Btdiwortb, 9,
tW Pitta— Etnock, 1; Fuoy Boy, 9,
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£40 Btndletp Pitta— Eii
Mttob Ibr 900 30TI.-ML

nnca, 1; Potobtr, X
it,l; Btdiwortb, X

WORCSTXR BACES-TBDBaDAT, JULT 8.
Trltl BItkai-UlUa Cob, 1; BoblaakI, 9.
Two Tatr Old Bttkat— Joay arlmtldl, 1; ladllTaraaae, 9.
Woracttanblra liltk«>— Mlily Horn, 1; Frlnotii Boytl, X

LIVERPOOL JOLT MBET1NO-WB0NE3DAT, JULT It.
Crozlatb Blikai— Fubarntn wtlked OTar.
Mariay Bttkea-on 1 ; Awtal 9.
Bttb Wtkea-Btsa Onlotlaa I; Sbamrock 9.
BtntlBCk TeatlmoBltl— Hular fintot 1; Qoabotl X
Eaowlaaly Fltta-Pato 1; TarriOoS.
Nonary Fltte— Btrt Arli 1; Solomon X
TBUBBDAT.

£100 Budlotp Fltla— Ltdy KligiiOB 1| Btbylon 9.
Llrarpool Oa^BtuWtx 0 1 ; Jallt X
Bwaaptttket of U iort. eteb— lara AtIi 1 ; Blaokham 3.
Qaeaa'sOalBtM— FUhemta walked orar.
Btadlotp Swaepatikas— Hra. Stowa 1; Tba Dear 9.
£10 Btadlotp Fltta-Ainred l^Waa WUUaS.

TEE LITTLE FIFER,

A THEATRICAL R E M I N 1 8 O E NO E.

Pum m Btck tf a Bdint PromiUr.
vainn roi m nw Toai duma,
BT J. 0. FOfB.

DtiBiKa the winter season of the year IB—, when en-
gaged u " prompter" at the Detroit theatre, I had become
on terms of lotlmaoy with a spruce Ittle fellow char-
acteristically known u "Johnny, the little fifer," who
harbored In his breut a particular aversion to the stage
mi Its adherents; hotwlthstandlng, I wu his bosom
Hend. From sbhool boy days. Johnny wu anti-dramatio
In his opinions, and verily believed that the greater part
of the "stage people" were open teachers of evll;and,
conBcqnentJy, never would allow his ezqnisite, though
dlmlnntlve form, to grwe the interior of a play house.
Aware of bis aversion towards those of my profession, I
formed a determination, that, through me, he should visit
the theatre. I wu not long In forming a plan, i^hereby
to secure tiie desired effect.

The patrlotio horse drama of "Putnam," the delight
of JnvenllM and verdant countrymen, wu announced for
representation, on Monday ev^nug; and during the oonne
of ^e day, meeting with my little friend, I fiacted from
him a promise, under tiie plea of a favor, to call at the
stage door on that evsnhig, at 7 o'clock precisely; where-
upon, I affected hurried business, and started off at a
quick paoe hi the Alreotlon of the theatre, congratulating
myself on the feaslbllily of my well-matured scheme.
Bnt It wu" Diamond cut Diamond," u the reader will
shortly perceive. Night came, aad with it a crowded
house; and u I wu about to ring up the curtain, "John-
ny," with his conntenance exhibiting amazement at the
strange sights whioh met hb view, wu ushered to my
stand, where be relaotantly remamed, at my request,
until the play wta over. In one scene of the play, to

give proper effect, the Amerioan soldiers march on,
eaded by a " drummer and fifer," with a Yankee com*
mandant. As the scene wu on as arranged between the
"property-mas," and myself, "Johnny's llllpntlan body
wu suddenly enfolded witbin a great coatof Oontlnental
patron, a hat with a goose feather in it wu then placed
uiion his head. A " ue" wu next placed into bis nands,
and ere be bad time to consider rlgntlUUy be found him-
eelf before an andlenoe, playbg, " Yankee Doodle," his
favorite air, on bis favorite InetmmeBt, the << fife," at
the head of a file of his cowntrymen, u personated by
the " sopex" During the baslneas of the scene, " Johnny'*
had snfflolent time for reflection, and I knew by his coun-
tenance that he contemplated doing mischief. I was not
wrong in my sapposltlon, for when the commandant
ordered blm to play up " Tankea Doodle," for an exit,
with a wicked glance towards the "Prompter's side" did
the vengeful little fifer Inappropilately strike up " the
Rogue's March." The characters and " supes" made good
their exit, bnt " Johnny" remained steadfatt, while play-
log the Inappropriate air, which brought the house down
in the most uproaroas applause. ''Go off I Go off I"
shouted the manager. Go 0'— hia voice was unheard
amid the deafening shouts of the audience, who were con-
vnleed with laughter at the ludicrous appearance of
" Johnny," u he marched and counter-marched aorots
the stage, his mnilo becoming more Impetuous and violent
the longer he tarried. " Go off, d— n yon I" thundered
the now enraged manager, but Johnny's only response
wu a Bbrlll blut from the fife, and the tumultous
shouting of the audleDce. The manager at length grew
wrathy, and losing all sense of propriety ruahed upon the
stage, selaing " Johnny" by the collar, who was In the act
of bowing to the audience in return f er the favors ebown
him on the oooaelon of his itbui, and coming In contact
wlUi "Johnny's" " efter-plece" sent him headlons through
the entrance. The audience roared—" Johnny" vacated
the premises immediately, and Is now more vehement hi
his condemnation of Uie great moral school, so ably de-
fended by a mloltter of the Gospel.

A Hakouan'b Buj,.— a Dutch Journal recounts at the
beghining of the lut centnry, the city of Ameterdam was
in the habit of employ big the Hurlnem executioner, and
with a view to save travelihig expenses. It wu usually
contrived that a good muy executions shcnld be fixed for
the same deiy. The following bill, showing the amount
earned by this fortunate and pains-taking functionary on
December 17tb, 1712, is preserved In the archives of Am'
sterdam : " To beheading a man, I6i} to breaUng e
man on the wheel, 9 blows, at 90 the blow, 27fi; to hang
Ing the same Individual afterwards, 6fl; to bangbg two
others, with swords stuck in their he.ads, Ufl; to hanging
four more atOfl eub, 24fl; to hanging two men and pla-
carding their breasts, (N. B.— The placards appear to have
coat nothing) 121fl; to flogging 24 persons, at 8fl. each,
72fl; to flogghig 8 others, and fixlngswordson their heads,
9fi; to putting a man In the pUIory, 6fl; to brandings
man In the baok. £fl; eandrles, 24fl; fur my assistance, 120
for ropes,- 49., 27fl.'^

A SriLLDio Match.— A match of a novel character was
decided in Ban Franclaco on the SOtb June. It wu a
spelling match between sixteen pupils of Metsra White
and Well's schools, eight on a side, wnloh resulted Infavor
of Mr. White's scholars, they only missbig eleven words
to seventeen of Mr. Well's, out of 1406 given out. The
i;etul( exhibits a remarkable degree of pronoenoy on either
side. The words vfere taken from Sargent's Speller, In.
discriminately.

Girmta a Lift.— A lad, of fourteen qr fifteen years of
age, wu enjoying himself a fbw days since, on abl{
swing, up LloKing, in Ohio, when he missed hit hold anu
went kiting through the branches of the trees, dashed
through a recce and fell upon a plank which he broke
through. After this exploit he looked u mnoh worried
u a steer totted by a locomotive, bnt wu scarcely hurt.
He landed lull a hundnd fed from Qu poM vlure hi ttarlid.

Look Oct.— A farmer reports that green Obbieie 8u'
gar Oane b poisonous to animals fed upon it. It will kill
a cow in thirty tnhntex

THE SEEBIFF AND THE DOG FIGHT.^
Thbrb Is a tolerably good story told of one of the »•

Sheriffs of , and said story Is a tine bill, not to be

doubted u to veracity. It wu relatedby a friend of ours.
Sheriff — (we pubuah no names) Is a man of the right
stripe, and Is u food of a good joke, when not played
open biaseir,u any person living on this half-civlllEed
hemisphere. Now the sheriff Is one of that kind of men
who always go in for peace, and aoytUng in the way of
fighting— whether man or beut— he Is particularly down
on. The sheriff wu the sole owner and' poaaessor of a
splendid oanhie, of that species known u bull dogs, which
weighed about 76 pounds, and could whip any four-footed
animal, from a bear to a ground-hog, that would dare in
anywise to offend bis majesty. Notwltbstandlog bis
ability so to do, Oaric (for this wu his name) wunot
generally of a pugnacious disposition, yet he liked a
rongh and tumble fight u well u he did nis dinner. He
had the guardianship of a large mill, store and garden,
and woe be to that unlucky strange canine who bad the
audacity to set his unhallowed teet in either of these
places; tor he conld never be healthy after It, If he should
be so lucky y to escape with bis life. To proceed with the
etoiy, one dark rainy night In the spring, after the family
had retired to rest, and were In dreamland, they were
suddenly awakened by a fierce growl— a yelp— and then
a slow.gluttural sound like wind coning out of a broken
bellows. Two of the sheriff's sou at onoe started down
stairs to see what waa the row, and in going Into the yard
they spied Carlo performing a beautiful yet very patnfUl
surgical operation on the body of an unfortunate canine
who had dared to enter the garden without an invitation.
Carlo bad him down in a large patch of stinging nettles,
and bad about two-thirds of tbe neck of the aforesaid
oanhie In bis ospaclou mouth, and wu dohig bis best to
slop tbe wind ttom coming np the windpipe. The canhie's
testing sppBTatna wu sticking out about four inches, and
his eyes looked like two pigeon eggs lying on a dung-
heap. The boye rememberbg that " blessed are peace-
makers," commenced trying to part tbe belligerent ca-
nines, whom they saw were very badly natched, u Carlo
wu havhig It all his own way. They procured a large
pall of cold water, and sensed It on the warriors, which
water served to revive the spirits of the dying dog, and
he raised to Us feet, caught one «f Carlo's ears, and the
fight then commenced In earnest 'Twu " nip and tuek"
for five minutes, when Carlo succeeded hi selzhig his an-
oigonist by the left fore leg, which caused the stranger to
>^Tp in imitation of a half doaen Indian wa^whoopx At
this Juncture tbe sheriff, who had been looking out of the
window, oame runnhig down stahrs, minus pants, coat,
bat or boots, and rushing out, commenced belabcrlog the
dogs severely; bnt flndlog that of no particular use, he
Odught hold of the narrative of Carlo, and one of tbe boys
canght hold of the stranger's narrative, and then com-
menced pulling; suddenly the sherlfTs " tall hold" slipped,
and he found himielf Iq a sitting poatnre, in a large
patch of ttlnging nettles. Now, reader, I suppose you
know what stlogiog nettles are like: youmlgutjuetu
well sit down on a' red hot stove, and then put camphor
on the scorched plaoea Tbe sheriff wu not long k gain-
ing a standing position, and u there wunothfig to In-
terpose between the nettles and the cuticle, you may
imagine the pain which It canted blm. He ran Into the
house, got out the medlolne-boz, seized on a bottle ot
liniment, and oommenoed rubbing the most painful parts.
Buffioe It to say that It was about two weeks before he
could reinme a sitting position; and now he Is more than
ever down on fights of any kind, but particularly dog
fights. A

Novn. PBDBBTmNUii.— At the Bangor, (Me.,) Trotting
Park, on tbe 21tt IntL, James Smith, of Albany, ran round
the track (mile) four times, drawing a light sulky, hi Sl:9l.
A toot raos then cams off between an Indlai^ and two
white men, wbloh waxwon by the red (kin, who made
bis five miles In 90:12.

Vol. VIr-N* 17.

NEW YORK, SATDADAT, AUGUST 14, 1858.

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PUBLIC GYMNASIUMS.

Now that Indlvldaal enterprise hoi done so noob to-
irards ppalatlslog oat-door aporta'ud aihleilo «x«roleea,
1 It not time that the pabllo anthorltlea ehonid do aome-
ihlDg towaidj or«atlog a atill greater Interest In naltera
)f (Uf kind, In vhloh the pbytloal atraotore of mankind

la eo deeply lorolved t Why not oooatrnot pabllo gym-
naaluma, where thoaa who are aoable to pay for private
iDatroolIoa oan have the uae o', and eojoy the eame, wltb-
oat prioe. Oar engravUig repreaenta one of theae pabllo
InaAatlons In London. The apparatoa la koloaed, and

a keeper is la attendaaoe to preserve order. The regala-
tlona to be obaerved by the pnblto ere Inaorlbed opoa a
large board wltbln tbe ground. Among theae, no peraon
la allowed to oooapy aoy one part of tbe apparataa ex-
olnalvely longer than flfteeo nlDatea; any peraon wllfally
djunaging the apparataa wlU be proaeosted; nse of groea

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or aboalve hngnsge fa to be pnntabed by exolntloil ilmii - >
the gymnaalam^darlog that day; and Iba pabllo an k^.^'h
qneaicd, by another regalalloo, to Matit tbe kaeperJlf*
required, In maIaUtQ|ag order. We hope aoon to ■•« • '
move made here, by wbloh the pnbllo gymnwlam mtf "
beoome one of the flitnres of the Weitem World. ^ i

FATAL INDIAN FIGHT.
wutiEt roi TBI nw toii airrn,
BT BTD. SBAFRR.

Thi BoeDPS I am aboat to derorlbe happened In tbe
lOtiaty of Venwert, Oblo. Clear through tbe coaoty
:ana a beautirul eandy'ridge from eaat to west, Tbie
Id'ge la biglier and more dry than tbe reat of ibe ooanty,
md for this reaeon the land le now more valuable tban
n other portions. It la called Sugar R''dge, from the
)leasant eager maple grovea that court tbe gentle
)reezeB, and refreah tbe weary traveler with a anmpiuoua
ihsde. This ridge la eeveral miles wide la aome plaoeK.
md tbe roads are never very had. Tbe nortbrro and
reatern part of ihls ooanty la atlll «lld and anaopy, wltb
trge foreeta. Tbrongb theae foreats atlll roam ibe deer,
war, wolf, and wild oat. It was oa Ibia lonely ridgp,
ibont six miles ttom tbe pleasant town of Yaowrkt, wbiob
lonnty seat la eltaated In tbe oeatre of tbe eounty, that
me of tbe most terrlflo haod-to band struggles ever wa«
oaght. Tbia fatal combat ooonrred In iha year 1837.
md many of oar oUlzena have a vivid rronlleotlon of tbe
iloody trantaottoD, Qalte a number of duula have been
'ooght by ladlana In thia coonty. Among tbe nnmber,
waldeB the one above referred to, waa a oootfat between
Beartkln and Cherokee. Thla light only leatfd a few
Blnutet. A apeotator of the scene iDforms as that tbe
itrokea of the knife end tomahawk were eo rap'd that It
ras Impossible to follow the blows wltb tbe eye. Uaoy
ilowa were waid«d off with tbe dexterity of a boier.
Iparriog, parrying off, and preventlDic tbe effeols of the
)10W8, was a afllenoe among the ludlans, carried to a
[Teat degree of perfeotlon. In Ibis Bubt Cherokee waa
mooked oat of time, and after beldtc hacked np bsdiy,
;rle4 "ago," and tbe fight ended. Cherokee laid arouod
alth tala aorea for a long time, while Seankhi received
inly one savere gash on his arm.

On this dellghlfal ridge, where we now tpark tbe lovely
^alefaoed naldeo, a fine foang chief wooed and won the
leait of (he beeatirol, Ark eyed lodlaa belle of Sugar
lldge. Their honeyed interviews ot paaaloDed eoetaoy
md para love, we will not attempt to delloeate or nar-
rate ; bat, as other lovers, they eijeyed a good tine gen-
irally, and rambled tbrough flowery grovee, and made
kappy vltlts, and paaaed tbrongh pleaaant actines. But It
b said " the ooarse of tne love never rnoa smooth." An
irll day cane upon them. Another youog chief, of tbe
kighest lodlan penonal attraotiODS and tasoloailona, fell
Into her soolity. Her cbarmlog, lovely conotenanci),
tlaaUo step, One form, bewitching oDtloements, amiable
Ismeanor, Intelllgenoe, and pleaflogooDvers«lloa.oaaai'd
bim to admire end then love her. He offered her bis
band. She told blm that It was Impossible for her to so-
eept blm,'48 her heart and band was alven to aooiher.
Bla lofty prldejeas mortiSed. In ralky glcomlOFsa be
Iras seen waDderlng abont He soon began to bate bla
rtval— then Tengeanoe Bllsd bis boson. They met, rage
i&d Jeoloosy mode them enemies, and then revenge—
iveet revenge. The diaappolnted lover cballeogrd tbe
other to ttraggte In deadly oonba^liad the Tlotor take

the beauty. Bravery, and a eonse of lodtan honor, caased
tbe other to Immediately accept the challenge.

Three weeks previons to battle, lbs time and plaoe
were eppolnied, aod tbe prellnlDaries of the fight ar-
ranged, and both men went Into aotlre tralntog. A part
of iba coDdltlons were, that tbey eboold fight with knlvea
and tomabank*, and that they aboald Bgbt nntll one or
tbe otbpr eboutd fall In death. Tbe two heroes of our
oairatlve were noble' yoaog oblela. They were modele
of pbyaloal perfeotlon. Tjiey were near one size, and
about tbe eame bodily pr6portlons and strength. Stand-
ing near six feet— weil-muuMed limbs, lined with corded
elnewe, and mnaolea of a texlare that would vie wltb the
muaoleof tbe dlsolpleaof tbe prize ring. Broad ehoal-
<tere, fine cheat, narrow lolnii, and every other iefyl
opoitiut of .maaole that could ooottibute to beanty,
Ktrengib, activity and endoraDce. Thua they atood at
Ibe bead of their Irlbea— In valor nntqoalled— In acbleve-
meniB tbe Brat of tbe moat daring— laden wltb trophies
of eavage honor, and the heroes of tbe lodlan prize ring,
tbey appeared the pereonlSaatlon of courage, nerve, eel-
enoB, strength, activity, nutole and endoraoce. Aa tbey
met, tbe Ore of their eagle eyes fliabt d ea they glared at
eaob other. At the appointed time, a large number of
lodiaos assembled to wltneta the conteit, and see an open
field and a fair figbL Also a few white men were rpeota-
tors of the aoene.

TBS noBT.

Round 1, His two oombtltnia nma tofclber ilk* Itooi, «Ub *
lerribl< itaook tsd motl ttrrldo blows. BoUi blows were piRlsd off
wiib uuiDlibisi iklll

i- Torriflo O(euo(. Blov alter blow wltb Itnubiwk aid kDira. Now
oaUlog a|ub upno ifa« boa— now npoD Mw arm. bow gpoo tha brml
—DOW oaioblDy klowi— now parrjlof off with Uetomtbawkor kalfo,
•• It wu ooDTODicBl, aod loneUnxa wbsn ibcM filM, tb«j oiofbt a
blow opoD lb« •rm, to ibleld a mora hitl ipol at wbloh wu tiatd Iba
wetpoD. Tbna ibtj roggbt with Ibe datportUoo aad ftirj ot Ultra,
aod ai Iba- aama Uae Iba skill or Ibe boitr, for aotr bur aa boor,
wilb roDod asooerduig rouod wllb Ibe rapldil/ of Hfblilag. Tbn
wore oorered with woaodt aad drlpploi with blood. Ibeir faoM,
breuia, abnaldtra ano arioa all ool op with Daof faibia— with
woood) tll|blaad 4>ap, all nlaoded lo(«tetr-« moat bloodf apeolaale.

Lu). ariar aome baid Bibtloi and nasf Ibrosis, wonodf, aad
aparrint, bolb taw Ibe marfc eipo«(d hi lb* olber, agd wlu a atroka
lite a Owh of ll|blolDi, ib«r tptd Ibt drlppiof koife, wblob, borne
b7 etob wllb all Ibtir oomblted ilrts|tb, wtol bona to ibe betrt or
eiob, Jiwi alta'og a wall maiDl i arrj or Iba arm. With Iba oootdI-
alooaur tiroog mra Ibej nuilared an«tlbalaaotaalber,4Uid bolb
fell dtad togeibar opoo a well roogbt fltld.

Tbey were taken np, and after dns preparattons, with
all the honors of Indian oustoni, malted and going from
tbe death rtroggle, tbey were burled apon the i>pot where
they lelL Tbeir graves are to be reen to thla day on one
of tha moat pleaaant pieces on Sagar Ridge, "near tbe
pabllo highway leading l^om Vanwert to Delphos. Tbe
traveller and paase^by polnli to their resting-place, and
narrates Ibe glories of these two Indian bravee. Here
slumbers the pride ol a doUog mother, and the blaeted
bnpps of a atrlcken father. The fair boy grow np a noble
youth. Like a well-onltlvated tree, aeekiog a deep base,
and bearing a high and floarlsbleg bead, as he wu be-
glnolDg to bloom with the glories aod vlrtaee of man-
hood. Like tbe lofty pine that waa beglaolog to rise
In ila grandeor, and overlooking the aarroandlog trees,

beoontng tbe glory of tbe forest, when, alasl a fiery bolt,
let loose l^om tbe floating batteries of the olonds, lays Its
aymmetrloal form and branches in a»bes. But does be
perish alone t Ab I tbe hopes, joys, and prospects of tbe
mother who dandled him upon her knees— of the father
that looked open blm with a bosom swelling with pride,
and tbe fair maiden that gazed npon htm with eyes of
love, were crashed together with his bleeding heart and
laoereted body, that has lon^ since tnrned to dost, and
over whose heaid now smiles the green f od, regardless of
tbe hf ro wboae breast It coven. What a beart-plnrolng
spectacle, lo behold tbIe solemn group wllb their friends,
aa la the agony of despair they olothe that hero form
with tbe clod— ebroad-mantle of death. Ton behold the
beart-reodlog convulelons of grief, as they gaze upon that
face for the last time. At ibe base or the mound be
sleeps bis last sleep, while the gentle zephyrs wave, tbe
bloomlog flowers and nodding groas, softly aod slleiitly
oaatiog their fragrance over thla mighty chamber of
death. Here now la pillowed the poor Indian I Tbe
battle-ground was near tbe cherished graves of tbeir
fethere, whose rplrlts were gathered to view tbe oonteat
Behold tbe beautiful monnd that riees like a temple- the
massive heap of mouldering olay, where sleeps the
mighty warrler, tbe fair iqaaw, the beautiful maiden, tbe
mighty ohleftalu, and friend and rival, la one everUallng
bed.

Tbe fair maiden returned to her wigwam to die of a
broken heart. No noble, youthful chief, retomed from
the bold feats of war to wrap his .love In strong, bnt ten-
der arms of affeotlon. No love-beaming counteDance,
retorned from tbe suooeeafal pleasares of the obese, laden
with wild game to be dressed by her finely moulded
bands, while her smUIng, obarmlog face painted the glo-
rious love of an lodlan maiden hear^in all the parity of
nature. No majestic and symmelrlcabform to real when
weary apon the fura spread q.ut apon the floor of the
oabla by gentle bands, and lolled to sweet repoM by the
bird-like oarrolling aonga of the gentle voice of the queen-
Uke.lll|,pf Sagar Eldge.

T h e fcj gf of the Indian maid Is Inoomolable. Her
frluidik\B7''to cheer her up, to make her happy) bnt,
alas I sm.spenda her time weeping upon bla grave. She
talks of blsHoblenesa— of his love— of his greatness— of
bis mslanoholy death.' Uaoy Indian braves wpire (or her
levely band, bnt tbeir attraotlons fall at her feet na-
nolioed. She has her besrt entombed In the cold grave.
She dreama of meeting him In tbe splrlt-land, where they
oan forever roam over celestial plains, grovea and splen-
dors, and repose In the lofty wigwam oftbe Qceat Spirit,
and drink from the guiblog (ooDtalna of Elyslan's rosy
moantalni, and loiuriate on venison brongbt Iron the
hnntlog-grcund of the lodlaa'a Heaven. 8be ia seen, like
a ghoet, at midnight, weeping open tbe bero'a gtave. A
few more fleeting months and the fair Indian girl dlea of
grief, and her friends think she la now bappytritb her In-
dian lover In Heaven. Frnos (b their asnes t

The gravea of onrobteftaloi aito a'lil held itored by the
Indiana. They tan waned tli«>d« face, who owns the

farm open which these relloa an to b« found, twrart*
plow over them or diatorb their remalna, for If ha doett
death, tbey threaten, will be his portion. Tbey ar« lilU
Qodlstnrbed by the plow or the wnlta nan'a rads baniUl
And oocessonally at the present day, some lone IndUa
takes his tarn, and Is aeen^a lonely wanderer, from hb dl»
tant home, paying homage to the lUaatrlons dead. F«ti
many yeara tbeir blood red emblema ot the tomb, stained
by some roots known to the lodlaai^ were remalidog '
potted.abovo their gravea— a flt eoalga of oaroage.

These are the relics of a ones bold aod powarfnl natloo.
Thiaraoeof beings Is fast passing away. A few mora
yeara and the poor Indian wlU live only In hiatoryand
aoDg. Howtbesoenebaaohangedl Oaoe, where wa io« /
live and eoJoy the blessing ofoIvUlEatlon, was an ImBieua
forest, where roamed tbe fearless Indiao. Here with
active limbs he porsaed the leaping deer-bera he ptdi ''
died his little canoe along the banks of the St U»tj$,tSli ,
bathed his noble form In Ita dark water— here the.blulu./'
fire gleamed npon the aoalptng knives aod the dark eyw '■> ■.
of the chief and warrior— here the ieloqnenue oif the oblld' " i
of nature waa heard— here tbe tawny eons and daa«bl«m '
of the forest gathered aroond the flreiide of tbe wigwam
•ad offered op their prayer to the Great Sptrlt—here waa ."'
the theatre of tbeir national dances, their war iuatt,
love danoea, tbeir fierce warwfaoopjtiietr bloody flglita^aM
their death songs— here they amoked ibeIr pipe of pea^,.
and here iheyouog lodlan lover wooed and won bla dark '
maid In tho smiling aantUoa of fe anomer'a morn, or be- '
neatb the refreshing ahado of aome wild romantic grore, or
arnand the wigwam blue, or «' Jy nocritthl <il9M." '

Vanwert, 0.. July 20, 1888. ' ^

VfBWTtaa roB THI' OBiMrioiiSHiF.— Hiwi8wom'<'>v
itiDLoKOiiui.— The match between these men, forXloa '
aod theobaDpIoDsblp,oametoBaatlatactory termloatloii
last week. In a field adjoining the railway station at Ka(>
dal. In preaenoe of an Immense oonocarae of speotatorairTi/;, ,i
Bopnd 1.- After a long struggle, Hawkswortb havlnp
the better grip, and befog mnob the alronger man, '
bla opponent by a " bipe."— Boded 2. HawkeworUt
tiding the bipe, bat was oompletely foiled, and wi
tatlly thrown.— Bonnd. 8. Loogmue topped bits'
sllybyacrosi buttock.— Boond 4 aad loat.-'U
afteraaevera attpggle, greased bis manolevwiy b^ i
Bwloglog bine, and inns matntahis bla poetUafi as Oham^'
plon of Eoglaod. Tbe belting was S to 8 U LoogoM.
m'tLjf^Julf 18. , /

Hnivr WnoBT Bions.— In reply to tbe Pongbke(p<'
sle challenge In onr last, we haV«i;r<iMlved tbe following,.
In reply, with tbe materoiU panat'a Donia appended:,^ .

. ' . BoasovViAagtiltlbiUIH, ^
Ma, qtnsF: isoiioed hi ibeOMhlbe bat waieb •ppMiadaaiir.
tbtrbted or ••btarr wtltbl babfii"

IwllltscaplUiebtl. Tba paMaa ekaDtstlaf , wbeaa Diaie rea dli'.
Doigife,iiti<d ibalaaaaaaaaihe batwaa a£«jpMa.abrltHerM
dailtra woold be potud. AH»waialo|Ofi«iUHllilHaHiabrbe|ial
DpIelbabaidtofiaaadUaref ibaHiwToai (kiMB /latoaa aa
Ibt Olber fatly for wards lha IbrMt, a bka earn wU tomfdiaWf B4*

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