Articles
- RELICS FOR THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
- SUIT FOR $20,000 DAMAGES BY A STREET CAR CONDUCTOR.
- CORNELL'S VICTORY.; THE LAKE CAYUGA OARSMEN WIN THE UNIVERSITY RACE. A SPLENDID RECORD FOR THE CORNELL BOYS--THEY TAKE THE LEAD FROM THE START AND HOLD IT TO THE END-- COLUMBIA FOLLOWS CLOSELY AND COMES IN SECOND--A DISAPPOINTMENT TO NEW-ENGLAND COLLEGES--HARVARD AND DARTMOUTH TAKE THE NEXT PLACES--POSITIONS OF THE REMAINING CREWS--EXCITEMENT ALONG THECOURSE--THE SUCCESSFUL CREW BORNE AWAY IN TRIUMPH BY THEIR FELLOWCOLLEGIANS.
- LIVE STOCK MARKETS.; SALES. RECEIPTS.
- ENTHUSIASM AT ITHACA.
- COMMODORE DECATUR'S RELICS.
- THE CANAL INVESTIGATION.; REFUSAL OF CONTRACTOR DENISON TO PRODUCE HIS BOOKS--HE IS ADJUDGED GUILTY OF CONTEMPT AND SENT TO PRISON.
- BOY BURGLARS.
- CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS.; NEW-YORK.
- Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
- OUR ARCTIC TERRITORY.
- DEATH OF GEN. DUFOUR.
- THE BOOK TRADE CONVENTION.; NON-MEMBERS EXCLUDED FROM THE SALES --RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED LOOKING TOWARD GREATER UNITY OF THE TRADE AND THE SUPPORT OF PRICES.
- THE CASE OF EX-TREASURER PARKER.
- STEAM-SHIP AND RAILWAY PIERS.
- AFTER THE FRESHMAN RACE.; BRILLIANT SCENES AT THE HOTELS--THE FRESHMAN CREWS AT THE BALLS--THE PUBLIC SHY OF BETTING ON THE UNIVERSITY RACE--AND, AFTER ALL, SLEEP. RETURN OF THE FRESHMEN CREWS.
- THE COTTON MARKETS.
- THE CORNELL GRADUATES AT ITHACA FIRE 100 GUNS.
- AID FOR THE FRENCH SUFFERERS.
- TEMPERANCE AT SEA CLIFF.; THE NATIONAL CONVENTION IN CAMP-- OPENING OF THE SEASON--LIVE DISCUSSION ON THE SUBJECT OF TEMPERANCE.
- COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY. SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS. Held by Barrett, J.; COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Held by Sutherland, J.
- BROOKLYN.
- Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
- MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED.
- THE CLAIMS AGAINST VENEZUELA.; THE SUBJECT BEFORE THE CABINET YESTERDAY--THE ADJUDICATION MADE BY THE COMMISSIONER TO BE ADHERED TO.
- THE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN.; THEIR MOVEMENTS YESTERDAY.
- MERCANTILE FAILURES.
- CO-OPERATION IN BUILDING.
- THE UNIVERSITY CONTEST SEEN FROM THE GRAND STAND.; IMPATIENT WAITERS--EXCITEMENT WHEN THE FIRST FLAG WAS PULLED UP-- VARIED CHEERING BY CORNELL, COLUMBIA, HARVARD, AND DARTMOUTH--THE LAST HALF MILE. THE CREWS STARTED. THE LAST HALF MILE. THE ENTHUSIASM AFTER THE VICTORY.
- FOREIGN MARKETS.
- THE FRESHMAN RACE.; REJOICINGS IN ITHACA OVER THE SUCCESS OF THE CORNELL CREW.
- LAW REPORTS.; A WOMAN TRIED FOR FORGERY.: THE ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD THE NASSAU BANK OF $19,400--STORY OF AN UNFORTUNATE GERMAN GIRL.
- THE LATE CAPT. ALFRED F. PUFFER.
- LONG ISLAND.
- Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
- ARRIVED.
- WISCONSIN POLITICS.; THE REPUBLICANS UNITED AND CERTAIN TO WIN. THE PARTY UNANIMOUS IN THE SUPPORT OF AN ADMIRABLE TICKET--MR. LUDINGTON, THE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR, A NEW-YORKER--A HARMONY PLATFORM--MATT H. CARPENTER TO TAKE THE STUMP--THE RAILROAD SITUATION--THE MYTHICAL "INDEPENDENT VOTER"--A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF FROM 10,000 TO 15,000 CERTAIN.
- THEIR ARRIVAL IN LONDON.
- THE AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL CONVENTION.
- BOARD OF STATE ASSESSORS.
- BROOKLYN QUICK TRANSIT.
- ON BOARD THE COMMODORE BRADY.; A MORNING OF FOREBODINGS--WAITING FOR THE START--A DYING WIND AND SPLENDID WATER--"HERE THEY COME"--FOLLOWING THE FLEET--A NOBLE CONTEST--VICISSITUDES OF THE RACE. A START AT LAST.
- THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.; TO-DAY'S AUCTIONS.
- RECORD OF COLLEGE REGATTAS.; FROM THE WINNIPISEOGEE CONTEST IN 1852 TO THAT OF YESTERDAY--THE VICTORIES AND DEFEATS.
- COURT NOTES.
- OUT-DOOR SPORTS.; ANOTHER DISAPPOINTMENT AT CAPE MAY. THE SWEEPSTAKES AND STEAM YACHT RACES OFF--THE FLEET THINNED BY DEPARTURES AND UNABLE TO START FOR LACK OF WIND--A HOT, HAZY DAY AND DIMINISHED CROWDS--THE YACHTS ON THEIR HOMEWARD WAY.
- HAVANA MARKET.
- STATEN ISLAND.
- Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
- SAILED.
- MINNESOTA CROP REPORTS.
- TENTS FOR THE AMERICANS PITCHED AT WIMBLEDON.
- THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE TRIAL.
- THE NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILROAD.; MEETING OF THE BONDHOLDERS--STATEMENT OF THE RECEIVERS--A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONSIDER A PLAN FOR ITS REORGANIZATION. SECRETARY BRISTOW CALLS FOR $10,000,000 MORE OF FIVE-TWENTY BONDS.
- RAPID TRANSIT.; MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS--SOME OF THE PLANS SUBMITTED.
- WAITING FOR THE BOATS.; SIXTY THOUSAND PERSONS WAITING FOR THE RACE--GREAT EXCITEMENT OVER THE EVENT--A GOOD-HUMORED BUT ANXIOUS CROWD--INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. EXCITEMENT OVER THE RESULT.
- EXCHANGE SALES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14.; NEW-YORK.
- TRIAL OF A STATE AUDITOR.
- UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.; THE TRAFFIC IN COTTON UNDER THE ACT OF 1864--VALIDITY OF THE BONUS EXACTED.
- TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
- THE STATE OF TRADE.
- NEW-JERSEY.
- Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
- FOREIGN PORTS.
- ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE CENTENNIAL; COMMISSION.
- SPAIN.; GEN. DORREGARAY UNABLE TO PENETRATE INTO FRENCH TERRITORY--HIS REARGUARD ARRESTED ON FRENCH SOIL. THE ARTICLE IN FAVOR OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY TO BE SUPPORTED BY A MAJORITY OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE. CHINESE CONSULS TO BE APPOINTED IN CUBA.
- THE PRESIDENCY OF THE CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.
- BETTING ON THE MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
- AID FOR THE SUFFERERS BY THE FLOODS IN FRANCE.
- THE SCULLER'S RACE.; KENNEDY OF YALE BEATS WELD OF HARVARD.
- THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF CITY WORKS.
- POLICE COURT NOTES.
- CRICKET.; INTERESTING MATCH BETWEEN THE PROSPECT PARK AND STATEN ISLAND CLUBS--THE FORMER CLUB WINS THE GAME--EVENTS FOR THE COMING WEEK.
- "A SHORTENED YARDSTICK."
- ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
- MORE DEMOCRATIC "REFORM."
- LATEST SHIPPING NEWS BY CABLE.
- THE RED CLOUD AGENCY.; THE INDIAN COMMISSIONER ON PROF. MARSH'S LETTER--THE MAKE-UP AND INTENDED WORK OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
- FRANCE.; M. ROUHER ON THE RIGHT OF THE ASSEMBLY TO ANNUL AN ELECTION--A DEFENSE OF THE LATE EMPEROR.
- STORM AT NEWBURG.
- WASHINGTON.; THE WHISKY FRAUDS NOT TO BE COMPROMISED. A STATEMENT BY PAYMASTER M'GREW--THE GRAND JURY OF ST. LOUIS AT WORK--A FULL DISCLOSURE BY THE MEMBERS OF THE RING EXPECTED--THE MEXICAN BORDER DIFFICULTIES. THE RIGHT OF WAY OF RAILROADS THROUGH PUBLIC LANDS. THE CHICAGO PUBLIC BUILDINGS. INVOICES OF CHINESE GOODS. BIDS FOR NOTE PRINTING. ARMY ORDERS.
- THE KEHOE MURDER TRIAL.; THE PRISONER TESTIFIES IN HIS OWN BEHALF--THE CASE TO BE GIVEN TO THE JURY THIS MORNING.
- THE WORK OF THE CREWS.; THE WEATHER AND THE WATER--DELAYS AT THE START--A FAIR SEND OFF--THE STYLES OF THE VARIOUS CREWS--NEARING THE FINISH--A MAGNIFICENT STRUGGLE. THE WORK OF THE CREWS.
- SUMMER ROBBERIES.; FRUITLESS EFFORTS OF THE POLICE TO CAPTURE THE PERPETRATORS OF THE DANSER AND VAN SLYKE ROBBERIES-- EXPLOITS OF PRETENDED PLUMBERS.
- DECISIONS.; SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS. SUPERIOR COURT--SPECIAL TERM. COMMON PLEAS--SPECIAL TERM.
- BASE-BALL.
- A CRUEL DECEPTION.
- A MODEL VERDICT.
- AT SARATOGA.
- LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.; GREAT BRITAIN. THE CANADIAN PREMIER ON THE RELATION OF ENGLAND TO HER COLONIES.
- GREAT BRITAIN AND BURMAH.; THE BURMESE KING ASKED TO PERMIT THE PASSAGE OF THE TROOPS.
- FREIGHTS TO THE EXPOSITION.
- BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
- THE REGATTA BALL.; SCENES OF JOY AND BEAUTY AT THE HOTELS--THE PRESENTATION OF THE TROPHIES TO THE WINNERS--THE FINAL BLAZE OF GLORY.
- A CUSTOM-HOUSE SEIZURE DISPUTED.
- THE GRAND JURY AND THE LOADER CASE.
- MONMOUTH PARK TO-DAY.; AN EXCELLENT DAY'S SPORT PROMISED-- THE GENTLEMEN'S RACE.
- A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
- THE DETECTIVES.
- INUNDATIONS IN THE VALLEY OF THE SEVERN.
- GERMANY.; KAISER WILHELM TRAVELING INCOGNITO.
- NEW COTTON.
- COL. STEINBERGER'S RECEPTION AT THE NAVIGATORS' ISLANDS.
- DIED.
- AFTER IT WAS OVER.; THE RETURN FROM THE LAKE--THE JUBILATION AT THE TOWN--AN EXCITEMENT THAT WAS UTTERLY BOUNDLESS--DISCUSSING THE DAY'S ACHIEVEMENTS--DARTMOUTH CLAIMS THIRD PLACE--THE UTMOST CORDIALITY BETWEEN EVERYBODY, EVEN HARVARD AND YALE.
- TWEED'S BAIL.; THE MOTION TO VACATE THE ORDER OF ARREST. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD'S ARGUMENT IN REPLY TO MR. PECKHAM--JUDGE BARRETT RESERVES HIS DECISION.
- A NUMBER OF CHURCH BEQUESTS.
- CAPT. M'CULLAGH'S ACCUSER ARRESTED.
- A FOOT-RACE AT STAMFORD, CONN.
- AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
- PASSENGERS SAILED.
- OBITUARY.; GEN. GUILLAUME HENRI DUFOUR.
- THE MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST THE GRANT TO THE PRINCE OF WALES A FAILURE.
- HEAVY RAIN-STORM.
- SMITH COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
- PIGEON SHOOTING.
- THE SCENE OF YESTERDAY'S CONTEST--POSITION OF THE BOATS AT THE FINISH.
- THE NEWS IN THIS CITY.; INTENSE EXCITEMENT THROUGHOUT NEW-YORK--THE CROWDS IN PRINTING-HOUSE SQUARE--COMPLETE SURPRISE TO THE MAJORITY OF THE BETTING FRATERNITY--CORNELL IN THE FIELD IN SOME PLACES--SCENES ABOUT THE HOTELS--COLUMBIA CONGRATULATED ON HER GOOD STANDING. AT THE POOL-ROOMS. ABOUT THE HOTELS. IN BROAD STREET. THE VICTORS CONGRATULATED.
- LEGISLATIVE INSPECTION OF QUARANTINE.
- THE COTTON CONGRESS.; INFLATION, DIRECT TRADE, GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES. WHAT THE COTTON MEN AND GRANGERS ASSEMBLED AT RALEIGH WOULD LIKE--SOME CURIOUS RESOLUTIONS--WHAT THE DIRECT TRADE UNION HAS DONE--CONGRESS ASKED TO REPEAL THE BANKING TAX, INFLATE THE CURRENCY, AND SUBSIDIZE THREE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAYS--THE CONGRESS UNANIMOUS FOR INFLATION AND MAKING GREENBACKS LEGAL TENDER FOR GOVERNMENT DUES.
- RIGHTS OF PRINTING-PRESS PATENTEES.
- THE NEW-WORK AND LONG ISLAND CITY BRIDGE COMPANY.
- PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
- PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS.
- MOODY AND SANKEY COMING HOME IN AUGUST.
- FALL OF A HOTEL.; ONE PERSON KILLED AND TWO INJURED-- A CHILD MISSING.
- DEPREDATIONS BY HORSE THIEVES.