The New York Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1870, Page 5

NEW YORK’ HERALD, MONDAY,’ MAY 2, 1870:—TRIPLE SHBBY. Metallic wouk, when iron, is galvanized, an@ | EUROPE. YACHTING. The New York Yachts at New London. ‘ ornivoticaie ir, he's absence fia n &@ great lose ta hi irk tate ‘or aminghan, iy ef of stength, and had he been by his chief's dag the past three weeks matiers wi have much Moregnnoothiy with the bill, and an (lea! of valuable time would have been saved, cai ‘acottonn on the ti artes byt mn i Whole body of the conservatives. “Had ner TMainmast has now f rake of.only Hoven inches, Qnd embellished with bird’s eye _ma- ‘Formeily jt had an melination of over Fix fect. Six Tollet and reti OM iN” for. feet have been cut trom ‘er mainmast, aud the main The a ia. ulead in culeraa’ blocks: has been leng:iened seven tect, cou fe are wood lockers aud coal bunkers ‘abreast grits dalton ef eat alone ee Pe sake as Hi vo; Whe piping and water arrangements en out three foxt, tue forerdast tas >, the drinking element boug pu beep, oprtie two feet six inches furthey for- @ 1,200 gation tank situated aft. “vate ing ward, r tra the rake of the m: thy & Cook ANd steward require is at haad. Glass neu Srikousber the baland® c: the ai nem! ‘of whieh co may. be outained her an menst "ins dne bore wit an ou Rem. We her crini fagetiimnromaes oan hy aae Bull further “aft her sides, toweling ihe nlp ection, become lout inden the » jer Dot oy Aphis able and bohm ym d March of the British People Towards e | u the. alterations. forward | pemirles and gilver lockers ave available. 'Yhe fore. jculnted to be disiarved by | castle, iorward of ie galley, ts large ahd comfort- og ea sive m the mainsail. Jt should be m jt ahio aa red that @ foot of canvas at the end of Mr) A The Rambler cavrics three boats—a piv, entter and wesent during the dige uh - aad a coke, uae Democratic Self-Government. the ust a mi ie =“ Fach 2 Retard " ‘A LONG LIND ' @igy—tho latter a metailio Hiebout. sie di t papacy at. : Fitting and Repairing for the |", st Teuves a Wake Mko an |v here ak iho ed of a shorter ono, Bro foet Re inohes att, Aud soven feet, forwards ts cane of Mau aewinet im. A. Lowe Agall, ig . f, She draws, four Vided thé distances from the fulcrum permit sdch a | pered; her masts rake One meh to the foot. "She has adi fn | Teceut. deviaics, tor the: stiapi "rede hut 8 : Coming Season. carries but twent, ‘tous ant ‘Tho alters! Tal ir mesial sheet oe er can neers mats from the farses’ ‘She ee ee tne Radical Reform as Interpreted DY] bat misciiet wad caine. <] tote inary would al ty a a SI ph “A ‘ raed to the nicety by wi end “The ant, formerly: thirty is now forty | tventy-elgnt tons of baliast. She wsrather in ict than England and Iveland. Fesulted from his co-operation. Gutortunt Lowe, when the coor shade of os at tor iT Several very conservative 3} on ied very land r the smalier the weight of ball required vo make Yoot buv iT ar. The f oversparred, she is andidate for fare, Lin iam oo Pal Spin jemarcty, tip Rg eats. FRO Taree ovat: rag for fae. Ler ®@ vessel stand her capacity for | mast has I. hog master ts Edward $n; ~ e8 whic! | The Bonoomers Phantom, Magic, Fleetwing, | speed. ul skip sad : one demanded i chan, mn ver 4 rap a gon ob onvin “ m wocutve of poitey. the very teveres at thet Malas : stowed a also have new jin topeail ot mense roperty of ire 8, Dor and les near the U re aI ow Date. Palmer, Rambler ‘and Gilvio—Their Models, | teneth amidsiive aha to ether side of ile keelson' |p lon fare balloon tage Teashing one naif | Tiines Dry Bock. She’ mensuses 109 tons roots | THE IRISH PEASANTS’ “CATECHISM.” | tuveusen euccn io", cuty tog ont hese orations ’ Calling Qualities, Rigging, Sparring, Can- ere Pi some tans. ncomaieie Ot flat of) rete Sasges tre ie Goa, Sek ike, Wilh: NOON | eR MLAS. AGS, ERTINR. a: Che Of twenty-turse ponents, and the Premier has ben compelled A 4 ‘and Ballasting—Among Their Ca- | toose and two thitas 1s ave sags ry Powovner in proportion te her beam. Sle i olgiiby-Lno order to guve his government. {rom embarra Vine-Subdued Tints, Soft Colors, Gilt fe cept Sart ef , hese nn Now there, te about Phy tong stowed along | feet long over nt Bix tect denth Fatt ene ENGLAND. Fence eee Phas bone that Me oseaie ; i ; ke i worke us on deck. The rudder amidships for a distance of twenty fect, with a] three fect breadth of bream. Her other dimenstous WAnrnrinmnann ahs lost the services of in two best men vie cen Ee ee re Nevaee Faint of bree-quarvers or ariuch. v0 the toon are hewn | Tee heehee Tec ee atta eae The National March Towards National Dee | {Héy, lave be-w mos! needed, and he has si i ings, French Glass, China, Sily er, De- from white pine, twenty Inches throngh at the sage ew of “atonéy itt ung Wy rheuy, at Teas Paepest Labdve deat 64.5 | Bowen: mmecracySketches iu the Imperial Parliae fi ies inelt aad’ to ane ees iis thomdent mask Drapery—The Gens of the fea, taper vo, the eyes, of the rigging, seventy fee! iron. Fifteen tona of stone have { poset (Ae Geime vaisese miont=WUI the Irish Land Bil Pause? heavier burdens than they can bear Tio igh he baw p . f leva a taken out and twenty-eight tons of iron have | Mnboou Moist of matnaaii LONDON, April 16, 1870, | NO setually succumbed, bhe work has wit upon hing i): en eenmae hie Rs repeang booms and gatfs | been pur in. ‘he after point, wiere the, ballast bee | Mainga Hoint of foresa! a ; i ‘ April 16, 1870. | very severely, Pale, wan and haggar, he has been, a New Lonvon, April, 1870. race ms ES ie eee oe may pet nenes P ging. rents LORE Leet, azom the stern post 80, ee Foregag.. flout of bee i ! the Trigh Lane bill pass? ts the question which | ever since the strife began in comm itee, and the 5 x porith 8 are Bow beginning serlously to ask them- selves, Who prospect is far fvom assuring even (0 Mr, Gladstone’s most enthusiastic adinires. Easter has come, honerabies and right honorables are away enjoying themselves by “mount and stream and sea,” and comparatively little progress has been made. Looking with his sangaino giance toto the future, the Prime Mlalster at the opening of the session ex- pressed his b f that he would get the measure pushed through the Commons before the commence- ment Of the holidays, Here, however, the holidays are, and ail that has yet M pushe! throwrh is a clause and @ half out of w total number of sixty. holidays have come Just time to save him frouy utter prostration, ° HOW THB LAND BILL WAS ‘pisteteenn’ FOR TAE HOLTe DAYS. The Easter hoildays, as | have said, haye surprised: the bill in the middie of the third clause, Hard did Mr, Gladstove strive, imploringly almost dia he plead, ‘ that honorable gentleinen would for once hang oi thelr bagpipes and allow che clause to be passe before the setting in of the interregaum,. His plead- Jngs aud remo fell upon deat ews. The Lory squires were angry, and they resolved to humllie ate the Premier by ta King against time and preveut- fag the clause being carried. For this purpose they seiected one of thelr very best talktng machines, to wit: Lord Clanae Hantiton, and cheered and encoare aged him whe ho made Philistine sport, This good, old-fashioned city, though not having found the elixir of life yet, seems to topple along on accommodating sea-legs. Pcrsonified, it resembles an old tar who, having travelled to the odd ends of the earth, delights to sit down on the forccastie and spin a yarn of his bituy days, Thus New London Teposes on her history. Formeriy she was one of the leading whaling ports on the Atantic. seaboard, and gixty gail were engaged in the frnitfal seas; now but twenty-fve clear from her harbor. This heavy diminution has resulted from the scarcity of whaies, from the discovery of petroleum and the stagnation of Americin shipbuilding, Yet shrouds ofhemp, and the trunk is protected by a reatest amount is aba't ih where it water tight covering. Her deck, betug wide” is at the aber foer: Oy OE bas and prescuts a fine area for working. ‘The Painer draws seven feet eight inches aft, and ‘he Phantom does admirably undera mainsail and | four {cet eight inches forward. On deck she looks jib or foresail and jib, Which 1s not a universal | neat, Mer inou work is gaivanized; her skylights quality, and here again the exact balance of her | are mahogany; sue hasa cabin truuk, topgeliant, irhu 18 evident, else sie woull be hardiy manages | foregastie, ‘gratings cockpit, with seats, the usual losin mae lg aaulide Ie alpine Airy oe Phantour | syle of riguiny, aud the meh are now ab Work giv. e1 wd 0! ee mAjorii, Q , erke fi n - of schooners, She spreads @ lal cloud; all her pane 0 APE ORR ROP MaDe Rs ks are of lighum vitw, with patent friction rol- scout down the after companion. Jers; her salis hoist easily, and it takes but a small fray ot raves a ahha feet in width. ‘To either side eifort to put her abo egies ding to of tho: ladder ang gtaigronuna ae ap fos gussia, carpeted, painted and finished fa becoming the visitor finds a sa!oon fone fect long, six- | ‘me Tohésarraageurelits are 2g complete as tr teen wide and seven feet high in the clear, Two | a Fiuth avenue mauslon. Bird's eye maple has beou Beeldes theae sail tho Silvie spreads two. gait top. galls, one jib topsatl, and, atl told, 2,000 yar oh inch duck. There will be no aiterations in the rig of the Silvie fox the coming season. She is a beantiful schooner on deck; has clogant spars, a white deck, semi-clr+ cular cockpit aud her hull oalboard is palnted black, Wooden jacksiays ave uscd on hi ooms and gata, Mer tron wor ed; she carrics lignumvite block; wire head tiggin A fore ie aft stays and hempen shrouts, conire board is “goven- won feet fons. draws six feet aft aud threo foot forward, and with her centre board down, fourteen feet, Butsix feet ol the cenire board is ever permitted to leave the slot, Centite boards, ib shoula be unders'ood, increase the resisiance, prevent leeway, inake a quick in stays; bat “ ‘, ry 4 2 v x WHO 18 LORD CLAUDE HAMILTON ? ‘ the signs of her former glory are visible through her oe Lasers be starboard and port, softly cushioned employed with tine ettect by the artist who fintsi when too much aren is submerged tho vorsol gripes, | Hee Clause one is, tu fact, the omly oae that bas | Ae Is the brother of the Dure of Aborcorn, and on@ . stroetsand ulong her plers and wharves, “See that | S2a Spholstered in green velvet are built owt drum | the cabin, and the bookcases, wine aud linen lo stocrs like a seventy-lour frigate, aud at last becomes | been passed. Number two has been postponed inor- | of the greatest oddities in the House, Hatliton ti the Piantom's side; and to the starboard is the wine r 6 ant locker, Wwiiky Era lacker to pore aie cabin pane 1 egg all bear evidence of a cult! Ons wafuily pane and le acl The cabin is twonty fect long, el@hteen fect wide Co Sates is TOSTO NE a el in of | and seven fect pe the clenr. ‘Phe mainmast ts eve pape abled Hf closely. grained we gus- | jnirrored, and its aiter side supports a rich fireplace. eee a uligbe nt i tho oie areecate. Sue, Overhead the Mnish 4s in sicy blue, gold and white, ba oe nae oo the side of the trdak serve | the panelling betwven the cariings exquisitely oxe- ation ed as ve ae Sen. The bookcases are | euted and the geerul ornamentation appropriate povidadiod thecabin ine tere yee ale with that aneeuent i tarh is Captain s! 4 : Forward of the cabin to starboard is Captain Stay- ae cee to fe td oe Be sly yi vesenv’s room, with bath, was basins and toilet ar- panelling overhead id throw back fh pe ticles, Opposite, on the port side, is another static. Tig lightand Subanee the cleeanes ee Shan se room, Between these two is the slot for the centre ne ote ul 2 elegance yet slupiielty Of | hoard, Partier forward to starboant is tive yachts 1 paniry, Abreast on the port side dre the cabin pan- Leaving the éaloon, the starboard approacn forward | HA" TNs salting master's poor (Cant gers). th enters the large cabin pantry tilled wit the lag- mates’ yoom, then the galley, Outboard of th Ro Crogkee Mg ry a pret ‘orwara, to star} iey to either hand, aro ie toe chest, boat for thirty years a capable, cmmerain FH. Comstock | iockers aud reuiring room on the port adc; o y Years 4 capable, eilicient and succedsiul | rraryoard side the slaward’s berth, wood lockers and yatchman, and tor iourteen yours the sailing master | Cour bankers, Way forward is the forseastle, Rewetenleigie. ge epg 5: h one meer During last fall, when some of tho alterations r RR on Gatcome cm 18. nies hyde fr eh mentioned above liad been completed, the Palmer fue rooin aud stewards’ room lead OU'the } mace twelve Knots dows the Sound, ‘steered well nS forecastle, with six berths, 18 enpacious, and aaa INADA CE NESE REO bose | wight abate Shs ergy mE eat so aise boat, single has two gets of light satis, ‘orward, on the port side, is the el Biatez007 “4 " F 2 Der colors re a Stevbins, couhplcte ‘in i tice at Gnd wysal, aud Wil soon be out with her colors ends and jarge enough jor a tainkvture throu rt . room Qn the water Gn aad aber ts tho State- second in me ov iret Tao, owned TOO O: Cosumodore Sebbits, OF back walnut tnwh, | errr a see TO noatirres wilt flag China Croc ery, handsome ornainents, mir- feet Mid ia Bi ‘owed twenty-eight m Tord, dG and containing just te requirements O! the | Py ul tweniy yar is from thy Poimcr, ahd her fargo Rocompilahed Commovore of the New Sore Yacht ack Dull es prowlly on. the Water, wile wo Club, ‘The doors arg of the sliding pattern, painters, riggers aud carpenters ave filling. her out wae Fhantoin. ae ties two brass lour pounders jor commisgion. She is 102 et lor . he ancisoinely mounte:! wenty-two feet beam aud t Suchis the flag Schooner of the finest squadron | H¥euty-iwo feet bosm at afloat. Last seasou, in the June regatta, sie was | fe. Ser o-her dimensions Jeading two mies when she carried away ier wain- mast, thus losing her advantage, Under a good | Mainmact. breege she Won a cup on the August coarse In a race | Lorewast from Fort Adams, in Newport harber, to and around Block Island, distance avout forty miles. She lod the Idler four minutes. For three successive years she has won cups in competing with the whole synadrop, She 1s undergolwg no material altera- tons, utterly tnmanageadle, Tie hull of the Stivie is fing and bellow forward, has a very round bi'ge and a short ae alt She ls a rapid worker and siéers with a wheel. \ Her cahin is 16 feot long, 12 fect wide and 7 feet high tu the clear. ‘fhe finish is in white, gold, birdseye maple and satinwvood, Freseoed panes, mirrors, elegant lockers, paintidgs, damask up hoistering, tolet room, double passages forward, the Dhe galley, large forecastie are some of her noticeanls features. ‘The Stivie carries but twenty tons of baltast, tou to1s being stowed bet veen the timbers amidsh'pa, ‘she js sated by A. T. Quinn, CONCLUSION Let the reader examlue the dimensions and potats os to the modclling, canvasing and sparriug pre- sented above and he will find a vast vartoty lor ine vestigation in marine sclei It will bo seen that the Flectwing is the nearest approach tothe Euglich prineinle of tho six vessels doseribed, and that tue *hantom is the complete emboditrent of the Ameri- can idea of construction, ‘There is much food for refiection in the tigures and outlines given, for they show with what precise capital New York yacht! Wil strive to retain possession of the cup of 1: Certamly there are vessels which are equally de: ing of consideration, but this half dozen comprises all iying in the quiet waters off New Londen. URDER OR SUICIDE, WHICH? the family name of the Abercoras, who have alwa: ‘ taken @ very prominent part in politics, The has at present tliree sons and one broker in Parliae ment, and it was for the services which he reudered vo the conservative cause in gaining four seata for that party, that he was made a Duke and Lord Lteu- ‘enant of Ireland by the late Earl of Derby Lord Claude is one of the wildest aud most-violent 4 speakers in all the Lower Chamber, He scveams and wy roars when he is Sire ho whigs, and gesticue lates more like @ maniac than one Who 1s c.osely connected with the highest rank of the English arts. tocracy. Mr. Gladstone he detesta with a crue! de» testution, and never loses an 1S drab of railing at him in language akta to that employed by Shame, winst King Davil. Apart from lis eccentricity hia chies characteristic is his volubility, Me can talk, or rather screech, for hours without Sngying, provided he has a bottle of lemonade by Dia side, Tis ts What he did upon the last night when the Land bill waa under consideration. He liverally (aiked it out of the House, Wien there 1s a morning sitting the House must adjourn at seven o'clock, aad Lord Claude, by talking rignt up tll the clock was on the stroke of that hour, prevented “i the third from being passed. The tory squkes, having rc rd previous mnumation of the SLOct that Was exper » Crowiled In wil 100K Pos 8 ssion of wl the seats; and Whilst ils lor !ship pure sued his headlong and holay Career they cho Toured “uke higatiigeles.” Por a tme M stone sat grim and angry, Wrath was on t and yexaiion in his soul, and IT vertly be had he had the power he would have had t brotier removed by the sergeantat arms aud com- imtited to the er, After listenfug fo, ubout am how aud a hal’ to the meohe.ent tore yent of declamavon he at length ars uy disgust {stalked = impationtly out of the House. The conservatives Whuessed bis exit, aud they seit up a shout (hat ma ie the very root uag—a shout that was aqua and again repeated, when the inevitable seven o’clock arrived, aud Lor Claude Bad accompisued the feat of “tlkmg oul? we claus Tian; he was an old whaler!” “Look! there goes a retired wea captain! and exciamations of a like obaracter dispose of almost the entire male popula tion, But it 1s gratifying to obrerve that progress is ® popular word in this maritime city. Trade ts brightening and commercial business ig assuming @ lively phase. On Wednesday a whaler arrived from the South Atlantic with 70) barrels of oil on board, reporting, it is said, gho discovery of a valuable eruls- ing ground. Tals will be a boon to shipowners, and ‘will promote the shipping mterests of New London, ifs prove true, In immediate local enterpitses there are mone Wortlier or more public-spirited than ihe completion of Prentica’s ¥ SEULLONAL DRY DOCK, ‘ uuder the charge of Mr. Chailea Prentice, 24; and this brings us to the immediat> absorbing ques tlon—yachting., This sectional dock, though not built expressly for the reception of yacits, has ben. adapted so that schooners drawing less than ten feet of water can be buoyed up for repalrs or gleanipg. ‘The dock toself has been constructed tn hollows ¢- tions, with appropriate valves, and by the simple ad- mission of water can be suuk in twenty minutes, Force puinps operating under motive power from a Doiler on shore discharge the water from the tanks, and after the yacht Is floated oa the cradie the wor Of raising will occupy less than an hour, By em Ploying a dock of this kind vessels bulit with sacn extrewe nicety for speed as yachts are not strained 4m thoir lroes or thinbers. At the sail lofts there is much activity, but in ma- rine building there are no evilences of enterprise, All that 1s interesting concerns the six schooners, Phantom, Magic, Palmer, Fiectwing, Rambler and Silvie, which Jie off the shore to either siae of the river, undorgolpg repairs, alterations and the intro- Guction of udw features, which it is believed will have no inconsiderable influence upon their future performances in competing with the Cambria for the Cup of 1851. These six yachis are among the fines: and assuredly among the fastes: in American waters, They vary from 106 to 200 tous, New York Yacht Club measurement; have most of the peculiarities of what is known as the pure American model; are historical for their aquatic triumphs, and are owned and sailed by gentlemen of der to be remodelied, and numer three has only had some of its sections agreed to. Mr. Gladstone ts indig- nant and threatens to make the House sit till the orack of doom, should it be necessary. The Irish national party are in raptures, because they hope to profit: by the confusion. Those who occupy the opposition benches profess to be grieved, put are smiling and hugging themsetves in secret, for they hate Mr, Gladstone and all his house and would willingly sell all they have to humiliate thelr great opponent. Tie bill, in short, is deeper than ever in the rut, sn? all the efforts of the ministerial team will be required to get tt safely polled out. THR CAUSE OF THE IMBROG110. ‘This is very simple. My. Gladstone is too seasitive and generous 19 Lis impulses, He lacks poiltical strat- egy and the aris and blandishments of the traditional party leader. He is carnest, high--ouied, passionate and impuisive. What he believes himself he strives to make others believe; and, fatiing to couvince their Treason, he gets angry and attempts to cram down their throats by soul means what they wil not accept by fair, In short, be cannot lead men; and, ailing to do tits, he seeks to dive them, This haughty, defiant and independent manner is ils first and chief characteris- tic. Mis secund is am extreme senstiivenesa, which causes him to try and please everyyody. Unlike Disvaeil, who is most in his element when snufing the smoke and turmoil of batie, he is best pleased when he is making peaceable concessions and promoting everybody’s comfort. He is head- strong to a fault, but he 1s weak ia will Strength of character, by whomscever displayed, Is sure to overcome him, and he yields toany doctrine which Appears to have Movolty or plagsibilily upon its side, Twenty resolute men, If they but speak suf- ficiently loud, will often turn tim from his purpose, and cause him to chanye hts policy, He cannot leat as well ashe can follow. He 1s too easily Inuence |, too quickly acted apon, aud is often persamied to give up a posiiionor make @ desperate revstance where neitler course is politic or wise. Backed up as he is by @ parvilamentary majority of upward: of a hundred, he ought to have had no diMfcalty in making of the Irish bill anything which he himsvif liked, Had his rival Disraeli beeu placed im such @ favorable e 2¢ 2 To S a {by Mv. sat horrible cy der, as the case may be, was revealed yesterday in asmall set- tement about two miles from Hicksville, Long Isiand, which has greatly aroused ihe populace, and many and conflicting stories are advanced In support of the various theorlea of his death, ‘the victim has long been @ resident of the village and was known by the name of David Nostrand, He was possessed of a handsome sara of fity-iive acres, weil stocked, and also kept a dairy of great maguitude, sending thousands of quarts of muk to New York and Brooklyn, He was con- sidered to have been worth at least $75,000, but ib has been ascertained that upon his fara there was & mortyage of some $5,000 or $6,000, Yesterday morning, When one of the men in his employ went to the barn to look after the stock, he Was omazed to observe a human form suspended from the great oaken beam in te Nayloft, and now and then a drop of blood falling from his person to the rustic Noor below. liastening to the dwelin: THE BUDGET Less interest than formerly was manifested upon Budget 1 and the utie.daice was very suall compared ‘owds that used to flock down palmy daysof English idaanee, a ty charm ali ears with bis ‘Though gifved ag ew are in Parliament, Mr. Lowe ia not possessed of the . and refinements of oratory, atid 1 dealtog with sta. tistics espectally he 13 dry and common piace, Bit oration was a mere string o1 figul relieve at lon; intervals by Hashes of the wit lor which lic is 86.3 markable. It fell rather fat upoa his audicace an did not create 4 sbred of euthusiasin, ‘Lhe fact Waa he had no surprises in store for the Howse, His whole budget lay iu @ nuishell, and wien 1 was cracked the kervel was found vo ve very smal. A remission of one-half of the sugar dutics, a revistom and consolidation of the stamp duties, the abolition Besides these THE SCHOONER MAGIO topsiiis aud stays lies just astera of the Phantom onthe Groton side of | 8 twelve inch av the river, She is one of the fustest yachts in | inch duck, America. Her length over ai! js 84 feet, her depth of TUB ALTERATIONS hotd 7 feet ant her beam 21 feet, Above the deck | going forward on board the Fleeting consist in her mainmaast is 64 fect high and her foremast also | lengtheuing the fore and main masts six feet each, 64 feet. Hertopmasts are 25 feet cach. Her other | togive more polni of sail, and in genoral repairs, dimenstons are;— The Flectwing’s bottom is slarp aft, where she Fat. Fest, | araws ton feot of water; hollow forward on the ex- 52 Outboard flying jibstay... 2 | terior lines, wh she draws five feet of water, Sue $25) Hotes of sasinest has forty-dve tons of iron ballast siowed ami Holst of jibe ships, six tons having been put in to pay i Piying ator the adtitivnal canvas provided, Under her former quantity of builast She carries two gaff topsails, jib topsatl and stay- | Was desirabie. The Fieetw ing never dregs water, ie Epreads 8,000 yards of No. K aud 4,000 yards of Uventy-two to Westminster in 19 pee she did not stand up as much as 3 The 0 Ci 2 row wake and Works beauthiully to | house be aroused the inmates and then several | situation he would have suapped his fingers at tie | Oy license and the tnposti ia tax of high repute and long and valuable experience as | saul. ‘fhe Magic looks neat and capacious fore and leaves @ very narrow wake at 4 m S . si ‘1 of tae game license an @ unpostil 3 windward. Sle is fast, and has made sixteen kuots | Of the neighvors, who assisted jin ent- | minority, and carried things 11s own way. But ther a ei seamen. ‘That among them will lie many advan- | 26 Her deck planking consists of pine strips two . ’ 2 of ting tho xope which had been fastened lority re Ys © | one pound upon ail persons who Dear iirearns, the ana haif incies wide oud laid firmiy, and so that ) Funning down the Sound. Sie ts one of the few keel ihe seains give @ flush surface end-to-end. A trank | BChovuers in the New Yor Mache Chay euaaaron, covers her eubin and is eighteen mehes high. | dust Delng beond anid long, Bhan sorward 18 the win orking tie centre ws sprite ty 9 . board, ,anovany coverings, skylighis and hatches | imarrorwar, Tuore laa break in” the dock faut head wire rigging and ‘fore ‘and ate stays fort forward the main hatch; lignumvite blocks are oe Gg pT on gear fake her a pertect matine gem. of sare pounders, wooden jackstays on her boous aud galls; HER MODEL eee heey be bl EN ear HA + ~ ghts any oh aNunS ADC rt foresail. every seaman and bales, pe mg oy: pg She Descendiug ‘the companlouway two staterooms are has very little concavity forward, bat ler bows are | found, one to starboard and the otner to port—Lhe Phe Tact ishy tiem t hth loath im ts forward | former for the sailing waster (Randall), the latter the mainmast. She draws six fect six inches water | for the wate, Through aut ele ards liv has hole Emiadesenninn ni ‘TIE OABL Rae eee lea no oheee Te | doors, fitted with cut glass pages, we stand in one of the large safl room sbaft; she bas no wheel, but | tig Shest saloons in te aqua ‘on. it is twenty sive steerseasily with a tiller. A glance at her booms | root tony, eigiiteen fect wide, and seven feet six eae ares Bore ens ee ie Are scoured along the | inches nigh in the clear. It {9 almost olliptical tu ey rr by SEAL tases Uspaeetiooy ‘edad he outline, With a semi-circular terminus forward, coi rors corres yt centxic with the clreumierenee of the mainmast. Tue apelin eps ome ay ee ae ae sofas are wide, and the lockers, to starboard ond Tipsy ‘and has no lore than eight tons of balaat. | Port ave larze, commodious and exquisiiely iuished, Let the reader reflect upon what conditions bring | Te architecture of the cabin fs artistic, superb in 7 ‘ae irable stitfaess without stowing lai Aira execution as it is harmonious indesign. Finished in ater we i Te rgee acan. | wie, gold and lavender, it is bright and gay, Utles of pig iron, here will nes cane 1 And while to make the cffect more dazzling Oa a hor’ bese trig Ske is euorveay | aud yet preserve the richness in. treatment both ends, has @ flat counter, drags no water, | 20d general tone there isa luxuriant application of she is hung with precision, and = with | hard woods—biack wainut and mahogany wrought these qualities aud a fine sailimg master | !to chaste panelling, The cabin is lighted entirely she has achieved the Fiotories now kuown every- | by the Cg te Ra as hare in yachsiiia choles. sai tage &y in paling ig one of the most elegant pieces of furniture ever schooners, good judgment is demanded in reducing | Manufactured for un American yacht. Abaft it co! canvas wien closehauled. Geuerally the lignt | *ists of a fireplace constructed ‘of polsed and bur sails Will now draw on a wind, thoagh some yacnt. | Wished metal, black and silver in jaxtaposi- meu persist in spreading every stitch aloft. The ve- | ton, with an elaborate framework carved from and Bult has frequently been that yachts following thia | Cmbellished in the most costly woud, Flanking the practice have oiten lost aracee Too much sail is a | treplace are two mythological figures sculptured trom retarding power. black waliut, winle avove the circular rim the frieze THE CABIN and copsicg Oo ree ee hates woods—satin R Wood, fosewood, ebony, black walnut, orgeon and of the Magic 1s an elegant gniopn. It 18 29 fect long, | Tiras oye maple, delicately woven and bleaded. to- Brite tioan meskes sein sea velvek, Wt sether with raro beauty. ‘hosewood 1s the prevail gen eons Leite i pleletidels he ath wee i color, Two bronze bugiers stand at opposite Pek ee ay si . ace ant Limes “fh He tides of the bookcase immediately above, ‘The Tie Aeon laneaa Of aot Meenas Heyl Naby glock itself is a gem, and a hound 15 chasing the be siowed the necessitics of a voyage on the “vasly | hauds about the endless cirele of time, ‘tuts deep.” The companion way to the cabin 1s flankeg | Pieco of | furniture contains silver liquor remission of a of several trt is too much of tho feminine character in Mr. Giad- stone's disposivien to allow him to adopt such a course. He ioves to please everybuily, aud be harsh to fono one. Tis he has striveu to accomplish in coa- Hection with his Land bill, and the consequence is he has pleased nobody, and his bill is for tne present stuck fastin the rut. First of all he made friends with ihe tories, His bill, as ariginaliy iniroduced, was so thorougiily conservative that the opposition, who had beeu full of foreboding regarding violations ofthe rights of propery, could not heip ah their approbation and thei de-ire (iat the m should pas, Then, when the raleals gruuibie threniene:t and tossed hard words gout. ne turnet round and conciliated then. ‘The conve-sious which bought over thelr support, however, lost that of ihe conservatives, und ihe Piemler suddenly found himeeli confronted with the feree and united oo. sition of Mr. Disrvett and is friends. in’ this predicament he azain chan zed front, avi threw a sep tothe conservatives, which iost him tue support of the exireme section of his own party, withow saim- ing htm that of his opponen's. Nigh’ afier nigat ihe thing Was repeatet. Alterations were mace in ihe clanses—gomething was put in here and taken out there—{his point was modified io hamor the tories, andthat point was al yt to reconcile the radl als. ‘There was & general age ab every siting in the ministerial front. THE RESULT OF THE INPROGLIO. So far as the result of this varialle and shifty Dolley has been ascertained, it Nas béen very diss: trous. Members on bo'h sites beyau to cry out that the whoie qoestion was being maddlod, and that the debates were go fail of windings and tuvhings as to generate confusion confoundel., Every misht the Ministry snbmiutied a new proposal ia the hope of compromising matters, and every nicht weee thelr efforts balked by the concessions belie in iguant'y rejected by one or oiler of the purtics, Ministers have cons tly only Bucsecded tn Making a wil- derness andcalling it peace. Of real peace, how- ever, bere i4 none, nor the likelinwod of auy. he tories have resolved to fight (he ineasure siey by step and iuch by inch, and the frisi drecoucilales have washed their hands of the whole busine Trou the tleld in disgust. PARLIAM. euny of Income tax aid the abolition al imposts made ip ali is features that are wortiy of son Simple and jis) 1a Me mali provisions, 16 has beea recived wih much more Sulisfaciton than the somewhas Biar log Bad- get of last your around the neck. When the form was lowered to the tiovr a sickening aight presented itseli to the eyes of the astonished group. ‘The throat was ent from ear to ear and the windpipe and arteri severed. What most astonished the spectators w the stall piece of flesh which held together the head and the body, as It was not more than two inches in width, The rope was a thick hompen one, and had been made into the form of a slip noose. Had tt not been for the tightness with which it encircled the peck the head and body would have beon severed, itis a mystery not easy of solution how he came to his death, soine believing that he committed sul- cide and others that he was inurdered, It is stated that he went so New York on Friday to raise suill- cient monoy to pay off the little mortgage tnat rested on his property, but he did not succeed ana came home very Gesponiient and troubled looking. A little boy who had beew ptaced in his employ says that he acted very strangely and wandered about the premises as if intent on mischie’, and observing that ho (the boy) was watching fim ordered him into the house. It 1s thought by others that he received the money after which he went, as he talked very hopeful after his return. Those who are inclined to beiieve that he was foally deait With argue that he could not hang himself and cut Nis throat, nor cut his throat aud then haug him- self, If once suspended by the neck his nervous system would cease action, and if he cut his throat and then placed the rope around his neck tho drop would have severed the head from the shoulders, a3 he was fully six feet below the hayloft beams. There is certainly something mysterious connected with his terrible end, but which no human agency will ever be able to explatn now that he has breathed luis last. An inquest will be held to-day, tages for triumph iu the coming coitesis any one who gives them a careful examination can scarcely doubt. They certainly realize in most every sing]: model those desiderata which, on this side of the Atlantic, we claim bring speed, seaworthiness, easy movements under the heli, stiffuess under a press of canvas, elegance on tie exterior and great cabin capacity. Canvassing, perhaps always underrated in im- portance in this country, is reveiving a great deal of attention on board the schoon- rs lying in this harbor. The spara are eliher being lengthened or reduced and the leverage forward increased or duninish»!, according to the opuion of the owner. Generally, in these six yachts, the tendenoy is to reduce the amount of canvas and get rid of a snperfuous quantity of ballast; for it is manifestly advantageous to obtain the highest speed with the least sail. Of such great importance wili be the mindtest particulars concerning the schoon- ers which are to enter for the cup of 1851, and aiso in the regattas and races of the coming season, that we give a detailed statement of the condittons, dimen- sions, alterations and peculiarities in the construc- tion and rigging of-each. 108 PHANTOM has the reputation among yachtmen of being, under all conditions of wind and tide, the fleetest schooner in this country. She is the property of Commodore H. G. Stebbins, of the New York Yacht Club, who is one of the most popular and genial of men, Every- where one goes {n pursuit of yachting miormation she is spoken of a8 a sciivoner irom Which may be expected a brilllant recoid ior the season of 1870. She is by no means a large yacht, She carries a centre board, measures but ; tons; has an area of 2,063.4 square feet; as allowed @ crew of twenty-six men. Her three principal dimensions disclose the extreme principle upon which her model has been con- structed. Her depth of hold is seven Icet; her IRELAND. Tho Now Catechism ef the People=Radicale ism Getting Ahead of the Pape. The first arrest under the Peace Preservedion (Ireland) act was made at Dundeik, county Louth, April 12, a3 announced in the HERALD special cor- respoudence, wien a Mr. Jolin Mathews, printer and newsvender of Uiat town, was taken inio custody by tureé police constables on a charge of having oi that day “soid uw prinied pamphiet eniided the Farmers’ Catechism, contatniog divers seditious and treasonable words and sentences.” Constable McKee deposed to having purchased a copy of the ee alg in question at Mr. Mathews’ 5: ‘> ‘The risoner deciiued to state whence he ovtained the parmpilet, and was remanded to enable tie authori- ues (o be consulted with, bail jor hia appearance bel ng Ken. ‘tne following is a complete copy of the publica- tion referred to, witch for some Lime past has becu fete circulated in the duverent Market towns of reland:— What is your uame? Oppression. Who gave you tia names and agent in the days of iny youth, wh & culid of tail, & niin of sorrow and an inhefitor of a buadie of What did yonr iandiord aud agent then du 1 did promise and vow three tarage in my nw » that wvould renounce ali the comforts of this and al tho pleasures (ound therein; secondly, that 1 suould ve » hewer Ot wood and drawer of water; and thirdiy, that I shall be siave for them ail the days of my life. Dost thou not think that thou art bound to believe and to do as they lmpored upon you? No; verily, and by Goda help L will eudeavor to shake off the chains by whlca I at bound, better my oe ion and Cuntig: a tue sume waotil iny life's end. iehearae tho articles of thy belief, I believe that God tn no reepecter of persona and he t* King of ings and Lord of Lords; und that Hi ir the good of man, wad that every man < his labor, for the laborer Ja worthy of # taat do ARY FOOTBALL not enjog the fruits of my bi LiDEPENDENT CLPiZE859 UNION ASSOCIATION. The Fifteenth Amendment in Fall Swing— The Great Conglomerate Political Faction. On Saturday aflernoon the General Committee of the above named association, held a regular meeting At their rooms, No, 23 Union square, Mr. Charles K. Deutsch, the chaivinan, presiding. After transacting some unimportant busin Mr. Deutsch offered the ro id Retired wuld enjoy the is bire, f algo beli , for J ara compe! breadth of beam, measured from the yacht’s skin, Hogi) : lockers, starboard and port, aud on tho | Sowing resoluifons, which were adopted:— This term ts, ins! tie best aud ios! correct Who reap where they do not sow, nnd gativer where, Ash with the deck at the muta haten, twenty-four | by #llver Talis, and from this solitary instance Of | For ‘Ge ia a hook. “casa, filled, with | _Rotolved, That there shall Le a commaiites of colored citi. | slinile for Meseroiuy What has irkon place aver lice | they heranet surown why are better known 4a tue banaue feet, and her length over all 100 fect. This shows huagined, ~ = pe y nautical works, ‘This fixture cost over $2,000, | *e%4 sppoluted to form a Colored Ceneral Commities of this | tke bil Went date oyinmile Kiohet f re ton Thigh in ety at tits pow far tity the als! at that, trampled umier tndinous Reofs here, struggied and syuabbiec carried away from this 8 how broad and shallow sho is, her beams being about tliree and one-half times her swell. She ex- coeds in her tendency to great beam aud shallow hold an; American schoouer yacht, except the Silvie, Now, the Pnantom is very fast, very easy at the command of her, helm and has the property of forging ahead in stays to a charming degree, These mne qualities—indispensable qualities—come, un- association, to act fully in behalf of the same in eullsting such colored eftizens a8 may desire to join, Resolved, I sal bo the duty of the port all progress to the goueral col uw corner io that, tos ‘Vn: doors are heavily panelled with cut glass ana | The starboard: stateroom sorward of the cabin 1s the mainmust with Frenen mirrors, which to the | Captain Osgood’s, 1s richly furnished with totlet arit- eye multiply the dimensions of the intorior, The | 1¢5, Unen, a cunning lite bureau, ornamented with glateroums arc finished 1m black walnut, and the | Verde antique medattions in bas reliel, iniaid, and sides of the cablu of the trunk’s bulkhead are rd uh te Tuurble slay, 1s counterpart is the elaborately decorated in verde antique bronz po MVeroom, 0 ith tl bel eadlights. ‘A passage way runs amidships forward to the gal- Lied na Mabie ted att ted alt hte ley. The staterooms connect with It by latticed “Damn nt from the produce of my farm, and iy Of those men, who, like birds of they yet the last grain of cora; men w 6 and" indolence, about in purple and (ine linen, and faring sumpiuocudy every day ow the toi ant sweat of their fellow creatures, ani revelling on the bread of Mleness—Lave reached {8 me they would be bronght coramittee to re- tee of said asaociye ou. Renolved, The committee shall consist of the following gentlemen > Koy. Wiillam H. Lively, Middiesworth, Slevo Ales, Joreph Paimer, Buztern Alexander, Sanucl Ph il, J. We wo Joba Vay, 8. H. Brown, Rovers E. Spull, John . sey : a iuds, Noise, uproar prevailed, ana the pio: now mor disiant than cy tighiang ing ‘he yout Is doubtedly, trom the outilnes of her hull and from @ A Ds, doors. ‘The galley 13 provided with everything drew Storia, James H. Combe, Alfred thompson, J “ Radstone ainck tall enaunant of the broad (in a doubie sense) | shooting their irresistible arrows to all quarters of } mao Minny anette ‘ite water, and Rerciontace Do trayiony ret. James Mgenyech Dy. James -M, Henwiox, | U7 the wieasure us he fir-t inivoduced 1. the prot. v they wlll no Jong Americun principle. As she wiil compete with the ae in; oval miebnadee ap lid Se on shoye, The Kleetwing carties 1,800 gallons of Bev oer Ae Tripple, pean J the fh Walters Tyson W is y ig that pa TY hada mrvied it within ra * or sh fe pievar 0 naval scenes; 1aythological deities, fables and ple- 5 gee iam Hazzerd, Jobn Vincent, Geo. Washington, Saline taka, | sonabie ime. AS it 18, he bas merely opoued th y Ss eherats fr ats eRe Bee ead i ta aaa | Bavabaconct: y a es, water. She is having an entire new suit of rigaing. | Trey ene vanderbeck. J. Fe Vorsia, " » rents and the ivwerin, tres of the imaginauon; rectangular bas-relless, t, representing sentient and passion—these are ali | LOX ourfor her, belore the visitor's eye, and On distant waves serve | one might think, hasamomadic tendency, but in a to inhabit the mind with pleasing images. Over-} race she never strays from her course, her patro- head the Jinish is in wolte and gold, and throughout | nymic to the contrary for alltime. She is 100 fect the same idea of elegance ene ned. over all, has @ depth of hold of 9 feet Lt inches, aud Forward on port side i3 the cabin pantry, | a preadih of beam of 28 feet 3 inches. Her other di- filled with fine china marked “M3” and yet forward | meusious are: is the stateroom of Mr, Andrew J. Uomstock, one of Feet, the best saillng masters in Ainerica, for his reprita- | Mainmast (above deck). 61.5 Between stays.. ton, afier the brilliant manner in which he haudled | Foremast (above deck).. 64 the Magic last season, can never beshaken. A large | Main topmast ice box, 16x10x7, ly stl) further forward, and out- | Fore topmast. board ot it is the steward’s berth. Amids' and more to starboard is the galley, with coal bunker and wood jooker. To the extreme forward part of Ee ee pobre four bertiis, arranged with pendant lamps and conveniences 10 She also spreads two gaff topsails, the after one make the men comiortable aud contented, clubbing out twenty feet, and autepant She carries A new suit of satis is belng made by Mr. Barry, of | 2,000 yards of twelve-luich duck in her fve lower lew London, forthe Magic. She carries two guns, | sails, ‘The Rambler is @ rocker-kecl selioouer, owacd jour-pounders, made of by Mr. EB, 8. Hidden, by James H. Banker, Vioo President Bank of New Of her performance last year every one interested | York, and is a sianch craft in every detail of her in yachting knows. Her contest with the Rambler, | construction. Her keel is twenty-seven inchos deep, Moodgates of talk, and how they are b> be clos a Again Cannot be eastly predicied. Pernips no assent bly ia the world haa a greatcr power 0} iple ta King than the British Hons. of Commons. Given a subject of controversy, it can debate it hiterminavir-—wiih@ giibness, volubilily amd tediousness such as cannot anywhere else be equatiel. Upon the gq fon Of | honest, independent men mu reading @-bill a secon: ume the strexm of or avd a fair pricé lait oa according to quality; and U invariably cut short by the whips forein, Jands must exceed twealy-dve shillings per acre, sion after the important men have d i for, according to tne tears OF thy speoches. ‘There is, however, no means of wyilins & Ji, ag-all ts. owing to the labor ot bridie upon the tongues of Sepators when 0" | the indusirious far further, that proper security commitiee stage is reached. Accomling to a stunting | must be given to thy farmer that he or his heirs can- ae eure House oan member can tien speak a3 pot be pred 80 lon Cad ra atal eeabere at ean Y 7 nouselves us becorn o . tage of, ates gentioien be van and thirdly, {hat ail aan wit go baad im hand and stan prevenied froin expreasihy their opinions W090 th) | ee eet dung tebmae on a clowae equality amt, Becon| reading, take oyre, under the disvaise of | if noe H speaking upon & pariicwar ciaise, io disborden | bale, to: ¢ rime, aod tie emancipativn of all The Cambria is 248 tons (New York Yacht Club Upon motion of Mr. Stewart a cominittee of throe measure! Nes 102 feet over all; has a breadth of Was appointed to Soviienome plan jor collevting funds for tie support of the association. There being a number of colored men present who wished to know the object of the association, Mr. John Barnett addressed them in a few ‘brief re- marks, stattug that the association was formed for the purpose ot WaT 3 the corrupt political com- binations and rings which now control the city gov- ernment. They were independent of any and all parties, and would welcome none to their ranks bus pure, honest and upright men. He sai the associa. tion now numbers upwards of eighteen thousand of the best citizens of the city, and nas iu Its treasury upwards of $40,000, which amount was being daily Increased by liberal contributions of members. The colored men seemed well entisfied with the ex- plavation, and all of them handed in their names to the Committee on Membership to be acted upon. The meeting then adjourned to meet again next Monday, when a day and piace will be appointed for holding a convention, articles of thy belief? hw state us th that tenantright rm people, no matter the seeptre; and second beam af 21 feet, and a depth of hold of 11 feet. The Gsmbria's hold is therefore more than half her breadth of beam, maklug a deep keel model as Opposed fo an extraordinarily broad-beamed centre board schooner. No one will fati to appreciate the difference ag shown in the figures. ‘Ihe Cambria is just twice as large—ilint is, measures twice as man; tons—-aa the Pnantom, and the Knglish yacht wiil therefore have to atow Commodore Stebvins very 00) er en ume, As the Phavtom cau provaments of the spin along very easily at fifieen kuots an hour, and Pita sti is evident, that as we can now regard ou sc eviden: a cs the r it f¥otn all the facis betore us, there neea be jut littie fear that the American Cup wiil cross the road Atlantic. The Phantom’s centre board is sixteen fect long, pivots well forward, and has roved efficacious ja rer the amount of javeral revistauce. The dimensivds of her spars are as follows, taken from the draft of her sails, and therefore correct to aceurucy:— tier run nider the most iavorable cir- onents to the f. in \be hour oP n re : ile, tor ¥ not ight for his breau would pot themselves of che oleervations that have, ji may le | tight for his sovereign. for woeks previonts, heen pressing upon ihe.r minis, ‘ou suid that your landiord and agent did bina you to keep Discussions in commitiee iherefore, espec.aily ul ths | $l! pbee wwe aud eommandmente, ol me bow Suny cere 4 en. cases of important bills, are like the ‘ering oat of sich pe they? The same which they spake in their of) waters, They sweep onward in @ deep, angry vn) bey vraught mu out of the iaad of woe ino tbe las 1 Feet, for one thousand dollars, was won by the Magic; | she lias hollow lunes forward, greatest breadth THE SHERLOCK CASE. turbulent cufven!, no one knowing what is to ve (ie | of boncage. 7S” Hetween headotay ié | the next rave was New London 10 | abreast the maiumast, aud the wide beam continues — result or when the end will gone. Sat Poremenaelt create ve Ceo eee eects ob th 77 Gatvonrd of fiving 4| Fort Adams, Newport, in which the ¢ | to the quarters, and below the water, she tapers to New York, April 30, 1870, MR, GLADSTONE'S GREAT FALLING. farms, wor poy Aur sell, wilbouteue sae raroeenty 3 kik oe poet 4 poe Caer ae o Giatance Gra sien 4 Sie nd not. a counter stern, Teh Ng ga To THE EDITOR OF THE LERALD:— ‘ ie Se ae fecha ork ee cone euenee againet us for rearing game thereon for our we amusg) “pt fore f stays are wire. She has hempen shrouds, her top- Pee i i jo this evil. His tongue is bown fils streng U1S | on coursing days, uor ke Bor TF ent, %0 Rotor dying iio: 2 | scrub race—that 18, without any tine allowances— | masts are held aloft by tumbling tlds, by which uiese | Noticing in your paper a statement in relation to } Woaknoss-clis sthength when he Mayan vuporiwit | funn leaky way, no wake whee dance thay me BO Hoist of jib topaail. im BTU dhe ll gt fe) Bree rea eae & | spare can be strack Without. any men ascending the | the death of William Sherlock, in which his brother | principle to enanciste—lis weakness when be his | sustain thereby; thou shalt bow down and pay obslasnce 92.6 Hoist of aquaresail 38 “ rigging, These fids are fitted with lanyards and tom, Palmer, Idier, Fleur de Lis and others, inna from the deck. Besides tne two on boatd is expected irom the Magic for 18670. the Fleetwing, these are the only pair iu the country. THE SOROONER PALMER, They are an English invention and very usefal, ‘The owned by Mr. Rutherford Stuyvesaut, les in near | Rambler has yery scooth sides outboard, like the the wharf, and is rapidly undergoing repairs and | gurface of glass, and ail her ornamental work is oi ee ee eet S receeningy tment diy ehatires wits boary Renta, noviees and Ponsequent!y be inaists ti x , Keasoning, hs b elucidauing, arguing, expanding aud ‘ampiifying, Qdeotment processes, if Luou dlaobey us of neglect to pay thy 5 wher it is beither prudent nov necessary, Thivd—Thou abhait not take the name of thy landior’ nor to make long spesches and Cannot make a short ggent in vain, nor speak lightly of us, nd ouatter What we day ‘or va F Stephen Sherlock is cruelly and unjustly implicated, lask you to publish this, in which I say such charge 1s both unkind and unjust. It is true that Willlam Sherlock brought an action against Stephen Sher- Besidea these sails she spreads two. jib headed gail topsaila anda staysaii of a Sromortenate hotst > the dimonst giveo. For her tive lower sas she has 1,809 yards of No. 8 twenty-two inch duck, ‘They are made by Mr. Barry, of New London. one. The most trivial port, the most insigainegat we will not bold thet guiltiess who taketh our naine in alierations, She is a centre board schooner of | the finest quality—coamings, skylights, ladders and | 10Ck, in relation to property left by their deceased | argument, the Weakest aud most biundering oppo- a ‘On Deo 194.2 Long, 2,871.9 square feet of area, and is allowed | gratin, ak ao being pcrinteny Painted. | fAther, and obtained an order of arrest on an ex hebty he wil ‘ake up and cxiaust upon them wrehe phir ihe Remientae Dany enoy art 8 tendot aS. wits ee) ae, i the Phantom is 0 most beautifnl craft. With the | urty men.’ Hey dimensions are:— fe willbe remembered that theRambter did very weil | porte Statement, ‘This order was set aside and wis | power und resources of his g fied intellect. Where | Mal tioulabor and do ail that thea bast to 495 vat tha at ay graceful widening sweep of the rail as 1t go0s for- Feet, im several races last seagon. mutter decided in favor of Stephen Sherlock. An | Mr. Disraeil woutd speak once, he speaks as | ghaitdo no manner of work Uil you raacy our olllce vay BELOW THE CABIN is one of the finest in the squadron. Ita fluor 13 made of alternate strips of biack walnut and ash polished and off ‘The sofas are upholstered In appeal was made from this order to the General ‘Term, where it was affirmed, ond Chauncey Shaffer was employed to argue the appeal. This was tho first he had to do with it, and now wari from the eigt g the nairow and exquisitely laid deck planking, the inclination of her masts and the saucy Stave of her bowsprit and head booms, there is an “up ae » style to her ap- 3 106 least half dozen tunes: where Mr. Disracl won'd | us to the uttermost fartht Pry employ a joke, a quip, & Pleasans bit of banter, be Fisth—Honor thy iand 4 thy agent with bat fo bent, employs ali the forces of his highly trained falonjtios, | amt be punctual in your payments 04, hat tay days may be He 1s too ponderous and consclentions, never Khow. | 100g i the fare which we give anto thee. ; 5 rh Jim how sinajt not iil any o' INO. pegrance, rig, , trim, pore upon the velvet, and trai lockers extend from end toend | we understand he is the chief mover | Ing whon his work ts done, uevet ieeling satiiied warp é if by violating avy of ‘Walet, making @ picture never to be forgotten, underneath. “the suloon 19 16 fet ton , 12 wide and | of these unjust charges. William Sherlock had un- | elther with what he gocs or attempts, He worrles agg tis aaa Aya CL ealive Coaaal A tine vessel at afty tig is the most Mopreasiongahie 3 5 ie. 6% feet under the carlings. The cabin 1s not over: | fortunately been much given to dissipation for se himself, and Misqnitets his soul ur vain. even to the obeying of oitr whippers-in, oF Dal, ns ee SSSRIaEs = ph PS AE Re A A REE EDN iE PETE TI A eR AIO at Png i AERO LOB A iT A a ER IETS NII EI EIS OR SERRE IESE RRR EEE Dg eS oe ‘of all works of art, DNt the Phantom seama to have tapped by a trunk; thus the spar deck is flush. | cral years, and had been three times iu the Asyinm ADSTONE WEARING HIMSELP OUT. Fighth—Thou shalt cnt down OF TemOve Angee oue ‘: ils afffatus in @ guperior degree, Being painted Her canyas comprises 1,950 yards of No, 3 twenty- Overhead the oabin 1s finished in hinc, péagreen and | for Inebriates at Binghamton, ‘fhe decision of the Hing with terrible effect upon tie Pres | trees or tarbary Sty epee Bien Bok ‘ white, with no sng or Ugly breaks, bat through. | two inch duck, oe gafi-topsails, etaysall atid pearls it Is panelled on the sides, lighied by sky. | convt in favor of Stephen Sherlock was made before | micr’s physival health. Tt ksnoexaggeration wiat- | they {peobreel ali that grows there nurs OD maid? wao plant out beigig & #ories lending curves i her hull, and | jib topgail. The Palmer Ninth~ibo " Very fast, aud last year in ighte, weil ventilated and roomy and comfortable. William was missing, hence the charge of unfair 2 system iy atraigtt “in ft her ger: part, | Southera waters outgajled the Norfolk st ey by A passage Way extends forward of the mainmast | dealing In relation to his dvatn is absurd. Lhave rp Courrast, Js the | Wwo hours in running from Barnegat lightto Cape |} to the galley for a length of twenty feet, and with a | known alt the circumstances about thelr diiterences 08 Mh if, a aleeping. di ity, and Chav evertosay tat he is itterally wearing Ever since the Irish bibl has gone invo ¢ Himself out mittee he uur or compigin against Taw at avenge the Pits job ing pel i jonce, forbewrante an or 4 pruiitable variant zi been living at intelicctual Ligh pressure, literal! y wel of 4 #4. She had a beam wind, Width of thirty mches, Mr. Banker's room is to } 23 counsel, and am confident that thero was no stuning himself with his restiewsness ald itriia- eaget expression for ar’ hatha make hy Heretofore tid Palmer hag had too much atter sail, marooatd and handsomely furnished. ‘Iuseounter- | cause of quarrel. MX. Sherlock authorizes me to | Lility. Me has had to bear the full welghi ana shock | a crhon atts wife, Bor hin Sorveatay nee Mie TaOUUe of white pine aaa ter hacien: ney ght she Would gripe and stow wish great dimoully. | pad id on the port side. An unusual feature Je | say that ho intends to Uold all persous who make | of the sirugwle. Ho has hud scarcely avy ong % | sure oven, ary Mis avek, HOF AMMAbIOg thal by isy . Js bUIt of white pine; afidher hatches, pepitgnts Aildsations are {hn progress to obviate there draw- | the messroom, forward of the cavin, on the port | these false charges against him accountable fof | help him, und had the Hasier receas not iilervenet | Riis capprried and procure by the toll wud aweat of hie tells Agaulngs ayo wroughy Hom polished mahogany, } backes The mags have boom stayed Iwan aud te, Bile, PUY lange, wpheisiered, ' tnjed apd { thew Achy, LL BREWHTER, Avurney at Lyw. his Irame Would uncucsionabe have saccumbed. | anuy.