The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1871, Page 12

S W YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1871.—WITH SUPPLEMENT, lawyers differed on 10 “Bat as course of a brief address, returned thanks to the watetogged and toJ 8 Brown & Co—veosel to PS Mortns & Son. Had fine shnpen on the 200, b ra YACHTING. |= thus; both sides of the water ne | captains present for the earnestness and efficiency betog jaye A ; Fidelta with as the spirit and. intention, an st tne , they had displayed since the start, aud for the 3,¥ Shatin Oo sed ad | So beavily 4S RED Rew York clab to refer | fab ianio to Jodge | promptness with whlch they had aided him in ; . ia (BT) Fi ash at cars | went dows ms few hours =""# an carrying out his views. Aliorders had beon moss . } clone Alor; the a pd GRRENOOK, A The fan, The Cruise of the New York | *gevt tne decision, depo eight ba smn | sueetialy eapontea a, and the reensot eae nar. | eects Of the Cy & ie Cot bona Fidern | ysrned sane af is Cre tan secu Oe Yacht Squadron. Informal Meeting of the Yacht Owners ‘which passed to and [ro May, 1871:— Loxpox, May 27, 1871. Commodore AanBuny, No. 98useex place, Hyde Commodore JAMAS GORDON HENNETE, JR., New Yor! ‘The question of your champion vessel being’ settied Tnow Purpose giving the stipulated aix months’ notice. fi the | Slul watves this condi York m Sept ition the Livonia will start for New ember. Reply paid. montous feeling which throughout prevailed was that the cruise had proved a great success. The ” ; Commodore then returned his thanks personally to Vice Commodore Dougias, of the Sappho, and Rear Commodore Osgood, of the Columbia, for the de- cided efictency with which shey had handled thar Southern Ccast. Great Destruction of Property—feveral Voszels ‘Wrecked—Damage to the Rice Crop in t winds and calms the entire pamed a bri seer souls ahowiag fn the centre, Left in port, bi jEPORT, VW) Roou wate Bark Tostor Non Thane vy, for 7, aad 4 on mud near Islo Madame, ap, Mileccliaucons, ‘We are under obligations to the purser of the City of Paris, Thomas Kinsey, Ke, for his attentions, hii Georgia—The Epidemic in Charleston a Fi {No 2] New You, May@l, 1871. | rogpective divisions fioweed ta for Nee Veck ton ton hace: Purser Walter Pym, of steamship Herman La 7 0.98 . a ya; Albecore, for do a ler on Board the agsnip. banners, In. New York, 10 Sanne Asinsiny, No. 9806 wees th ee Caused by the ftorm—Yellow ‘ ork ta i disin Becintahe Kod eck Gtate eho ‘our despatch bas oeen received, Fever in favannah. in 8 daya; br-g Iris, tor in Schr Ligsie Cochran (of Bangor Cocheran. Barbados 17 @mnolaasees fo If Tyoworndies Bone-—vese Notlve to Mariners, - ~ Have, bom Vice Commodore Dongias, 1 ty e anys, with aornnnnennnonnnrenrns the ant do by “If the club waly gias, in expressing the sens Ws HW Load te ida s aii F Ficase auswor immediately. Kep.y. Twenty words | of the mecting in reference to the movements of the stig HW oad 8 Go Had moderato weather. ait Martin's Industry Lightship was towed to Sevan Mr. Ashbury’s Twelve Chal-/| y.,, Loxnox, May st, 7, | et, offered the following resolution, which passea Wasurxorox, Augnet 21, 1871, | wih molames, D Rrowbridge & Go. Had ght ue wins ASHAURY to Commodore BENNETT, New Vors = unanimously :— Much interest was felt here to-day on account of | Yor, "° PAstase: lelt tn port brig Gem, loading lenges Received. Six months’ notice required. This condition ved, Lironta would leave in September, Resolved, That the club express to Commodore Bennett their appreciation for the able and eMcient the ramors that the cyclone had been very destrud- tive in the viclnity of Richmond. Nothing definite, Sebr Clara Woodhouse, Mor Brazos (Texas) 28 day with hides, ey to Wi Rtn all Rada, Hi wi on the north point of 00 een No. 4.) New Yorx, June, maaner in which he las commanded the squadron \ avy weather in the Guif; split salle, 40; Ang 2, int 82 inate proaches to Bi NESE, Yow York, to Commodore AGUBURY, No. YSus | Guring thelr cruise this summer. however, bad been received at the Signal Bureau at | lon 77 & iB ke ache H Lockwood, food ton ‘ th ab a er spa ee ‘ntrance to tue Beco Ucht, or The Club Decides to Run a Series of Races | wat, , Hyde Park, London: - ‘Wil cal! mecting of club and telegraph you result, What month do you wish to race in ? The Vice Commodore then moved a vote of thanks @ late hour this evening. The officer in charge re- Ports that the cyclone last night came up the coast 500 tons burden, bottom up; was unable to gain any further feot to the contre of tha lanteras 100 (ower of w betas of 10 to Captain Philip Scbuyler, Fleet Captain, for the ‘Schr Jenme F Witt Ney, Pensacol: jum. | _ The total elevation of the light abo ‘ Against the Livonia, a. Loxpow, Jane 1, 2001. Aten! ap of Florida and Georgia, passing through East | ber SC Louda Go” Vet ladarngabihenle Of visibiliny frome vessels acett vh Asin» BY to Commodore BENNETT, New York :— conscientious and able manner in which he had ful- Sebr Pa Maban, Washi ™ days, bepuatienes Propose racing for the cup in October, as the Lavonia will | ged his onerous duties, fh Tennessee and Ohio and Western Pennaylyanta and | stores, to ‘B hilte. an, Washington, NO, 4 with naval minntes of the hori: sens IRE yey" fret week in annie fo ad de sete aioe. New York, termmating its fury im the New England | | Sobt Mary Lous, Gaskil, Washington, NO, 8 daye, with tg of BE o minntes Rea to, aI JAM « BrNxrrr, Jn, Commoddre New York ‘o-morrow 5 Statoa, Its varlanco 13 attributed to the low | "Ychrd A dohnson, Harrie; Newbern, NC, 4 days, with The north pofot of Awad): Ites in utes THE CRUISE TO END ON TUESDAY, | “sic. 255 i PGR Zuatins, Eason, codes | wivsats prac ormeea the erewe the sebooner | Dreesre Inthe rection of the iakes, ‘Throughout | az log ietuaga Tr MOA GrNmAoer | lied Rhea creak 2 0 br . AT ER US Thg New York Yaobs Club consents to waive the six | yecnts Wanderer aud Columbia, for the handsome | te Southern district, however, great destruction of br BHaainns ton Virgina k UENKY BEUNTON, months notice, and acoapts your challenge as representative | roperty ig anticipated. pour W J Rose, Risiey, Virginia. Engineer to ine Government of Jap Of the Royal Harwich Yaobt Club race for Americal Cup chanticleer and champion flag won by tho Jatter at | Prope: » Sebr Win Henry, Van Namo, Virginta. Lighthouse Beabifsnment, Beuten, Yokouama, May Parting Courtesies Between the | tex Getotier. Name aay in October you desire to raee, New London, The course wiil be from the lightsbip | Late advices from the Southern Atlantic seaports | Sonr James Judes, Oranmer, Virginia wei. ; “Commodore and the Club. bgp s gunz, 1, 167, | around Goats’ Island and thence across the bow of | SOW that the first passage of the cyclone week | ont sii Soguinc, Prenen, Tegan MAMK ON STRUTSKAKRES, pImeztanta pon. e 6 Chub. Berwert, New York Yacht Club:~ | the flagship, ‘The start for the Newport Cup takes | S!fce waa very destructive.to shipping at sea, Tho | Sehr M E Taber, Aldridge, Alexandria for New Haven, Toston! of the former fixed mark on Sirutakrakken, eight javing beea waived, the several © nb schooner William B. Mann, of 226 tons burden hr Helene; Weeks, Alexandria for Bridge fathome SSE from ite ahallowest part a pole with @ ball on ‘will shortly send you the necessary certificates for the Livo- | Place at ten A. M., and, from present indications, y e W G Atwater, Parker, Alexandria for New Haven, fi yp has been fi ’s match and same in Ootober. Y yacht owners will be afforded every opportunity of | 0W#ed at Philadelphia, was wrecked north of Frying M C Farr, Conwell, Georgetown, ‘rom thé Di Newrosr, R, 1., August 27, 1871. At noon to-day a meeting of owners of yachts was eld on board the tagship to discuss and deiermme ‘what action should be taken fm regard to the cups which bave been sailed for during the past week, but which, owing to the very unfavorable weather ‘which marked the coutests, were lett undisposed of, ni Agrecably with the | intimation contained ip my telegram of the 16th of June, E | | now beg to inform yoa that twelve royal or recognized yach\ | clubs have honored mo with cortiteates of repressatation, not In any degree as Indicating that 1am the owner of # champion schooner of England, but asa conveyance of one | Of the stipniations in the deed of itt. ‘The clube referred to | areas under Wwsting the weatherly qualities of their vesseis. Yachting Notes. Tho following yachts passed Whitestone yester- day: sloop yacht Gracie, N.Y.Y.C., Messr2. Johnson & Pan shoals, N. 0., and the crew rescued and taken toSavannah, The Norwegian bark Hilda, from New Orleans to Bremen, stranded in the same storm off St, Augustine, and the Spanish bark America was towed into Savannah completely disabled. ‘The damages to the rico crops in Georgia and in the blowing up of gates and the tendering of the » DC. Schr Franklin, Beil, Brewster, Baltimore for Newport. Schr Dantel Holmes, Burr, baltimore. Schr J.J Pharo, Soper, Schr Lilly, Brantinghim, Baitimove for New 1 Schr F Merwin, Pierce, Baltimore for New Lo Behr Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven, Schr 8 H Dennis, Verey, Newtown, Del, Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SoUTIL, Mroctor of Lighthouses, Christiania, Aug 3, 1271, ie Whalewen. Franklin, of New London, wii q pedis return tn's leaking sondignr wan thoroogury repaed by M Hi and will prob A new crew was sbipped tor hor, lorison & Co, 18 Bi e be The sobr To now tight asm poitle. sho goes a a whalla sealing and sen elephant vo Islands. |The following ts a list o A ait Honees, gE & ~ s Kreds, from Boston for New York. the vicinity im South Carolina has been doubtless mectt 0, mn Glass, of New London, mate ani ste cf : a rs y Steamsbip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford for New Yor! Gassidy, bt : 5 The unsuccessful attempts made to race for those : i Sica Yacht In Time, Mr. Cheeseboro, froin New | very great, The accounts received here have been | witb mdse and panscngers, to Fervuson & Wood, ocead H Sonisbesianisr hgoingion spoons mais aod boop marti prizes, mainly the cups presented by Vice Commo- z YI ‘ork for Greenport. Schr Warreu Gates, Smith, Mi'letone Point tor New York, | Jas A King, of New York, boatate ‘He Hi rob = i gl g ‘Phe yacht Juliette, Mr. Furbush, left her moorings | discouraging. In the Ogeechee district the crops | with stone, to Taylor & Oo. Tonic, Wr Hees, Jou Mokay, Fedvo MDaciiva, Kiemboe, Gore Douglas and Mr, Loula Loriilard, of the Wan- : = at Whitestone yesterday and proceeded eastward ou | are all under water, although water at this season | , Schr Florida, Jordan, Calais for New York, 8 days,wita | Jos Bahtista, Manuel Fassek, Chas Johnsor, Geo ‘Chasey? derer, and the Newport Cup, offered by the cltl 5 : @ short cruise. - Jumber, to Bimpson & Clapp, iah Gray, seamen, : zi * “ . may not prove a positive injury if not attended with | "Scar’h F Hraiuanl, MeCurdy, Portiand for New York, | | Spoken—Atig 91, lat Bi 10, lon 71 10, echr Kilen Rodman, of Bens here, have caused much disappoltment, The S with stone, to Bridge Co. Fairhaven, with 151 ‘Biatietet ay | 2 other circumstances, such as the breaking of banks, ‘Rendin, No 44, ‘arti fe ‘airhaven, with 101 bbis sp. persistent edorts of the yachtsmen to venture forth E 4 THE TEMPORAL POWE2. an acpi augind nese peach ell niaad Spoken. under the most averse circamstances have shown, at all events, that the generous intentions of the Gonors were thoroughly appreciated. SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS, however, were made regarding the cups referred to. The Newport Cup will be again raced for to-mor- TOW; and should the sp.endid breeze now blowing oo gueg preg] porBug masa ‘emaqusy soumer “400m8 “H sroe-bag ‘commOTeRL oo beg ‘uopemey sourer stseseeyn010q8apUOT ET Views of a Franciscan Fri: nm the Relations Retween ttaly aud Rowe—The Italian Pro- ceesion and “Roma Capitale’—The Omi- nous Silence of Mazzini and Garibaldi. ‘The attendance at the Itallan churoh—St, Antho- ny’s—in Sullivan street, yesterday, waa very larg: stalk, which upon the fall of the water will leave the grain prostrate, Both on the Savannah, Biack and Ogeechee rivera the gale hasbeen very dizas- trous, The epidemio from yellow fever at Charleston is wholly attributea to the eifects of the recent Schr 8 E Nash, Nash. Westerly for New York, with stone, 0 order, Schr Henrietta, Lyan, Portland for New York, with to D Mcliwaine, ee Behr Pell 8 C Vdught, Hallock, Huntington for New York. Behr Mary A Wins, McDonald, Norwich for New Yorx. Sebr Champion, Clarke, New Haven for New York. cbr AU Buckley, Buckley, Greenport for Philadelphia. Scbr Circle, Hulse, Hulse’s Landing tor New York. Bebr John 149 Lawrence, Hart Isiand for New aot Bark Omer (Sp Brekine, from London for New York, Aug 10, off Blahop's Wentworts (Bry itom Neweastlo via Palmouth Providence, Ang lat 41, lon 67 45 (by pilot boat I Webo, No rig. Miasisaippl, Marchmont, from Baltimore for Dema- Tera, all weil, Aug'l2, no tat, 40 (by brig Annies Seymour, "rig Leal, from Richmonde Me, Tor Baltimore, af [sat ‘rom Richmon le, for imore, A\ i 40'60,400 e040 (by pilot boat Abraham Leggett Nodes Reed, Orleai storms, and every precaution is bel taken to Schr Jas Cunninghan, Eaton, New Loudon for New s hold out the prospects of an exciting contest to- Pj and itdid not seem that the national Italtan pa- Sravect the pilaf verine Gudecas! Theanteance: Sour ate Kaahan, Avery, Provide mee fur Newbury. rip ine 3k OO lon bb ie? 9m New abpeiiacIee morrow are mies encouraging. Nearly every yacht H i e geaut and jubilation of the 25th had had any 1 | ment that the fever had assumed this form induced Bolu Facon, yeoter t, Derby far New york.” a Forcign Ports. ip the feet will enter, there velng time allowance 1 x effect upon the Catholicity of St. Anthony’s congre- | the Board of Health of this city, at its session last chr Dart, Wiliams, Stam! for New Yori ROUANGEL, Aug 4—Sailed, Mary, Law, Boston, given. ! i j | gation. Anxtous, therefore, to learn the views of | evening, to adopt easuatosirs sanitary and quar- midse and passengers to iesacOaatee new rome WH | OB Foritand, ug, Ss enlles ret, Bowney, fevud, to oad After some discussion it was finaliy agreed that | salt = the good Franciscan Fatners on the Italian proces- | antine regulations looking to the prevention of the | muse rat paceetsee nrlacae aie fF New Lore, with NyANe 1 Arrive: Louw, Glover, Kew the cups given by the Vice Commodore and Mr. 25 i sion and festival, a reporter hurried to the vostry of | introduction of the disease in this city, At Alex- ingroad li , James ry ti wae” Lorillard should be sailed“for on the next favorable day. ” THE TRRMINATION OF THE CRUISE. It was then resolyed that the cruise should termi- hate on Tuesday. The meeting this morning, though eutirely informal in its character, was very influ- ential, THE FOLLOWING YACHIS being represented :— Sappho, Vice Commodore Douglas; Columbia, Rear Commodore Os200d; Madgie, Captain RF, Smsopo mie 2014 E ¥ i i so oee-pudeequreRg o--—-aeaxy Jo subse [oo -—soompreRD “A dns Sea the church a short time before the mass hour. ‘There he found the venérable and kindly Father Leo, an old Franciscan monk of Neapolitan birth and @ strong adherent of the kingly rights of the ex-ruler of Naples, The good friar was just tying the snow white cincture around his sombre habit when the reporter entered the vestry, “Good day, father; you must pardon my intrusion for Tam of those who in thew bour of duty recog- nize nothing as private and no place as exclusive. andria similar steps nave been taken by the local authoritiea. It has also been ascertained that there are fears of the appearance of tA ad fever at Savan- Dab, making it doubly necessary for the authorities here to exercise the greatest vigilance in checking its introduction through the crews of vessels con. stantly arriving from that port, SHIPWRECK ON THE SOUTH COAST. z BOUND Rast, Brig L Field, Emerson, Hoboken for Boston, Schr Adele, Felicia, Smith, Eltzabethport for Newbury- rt. Pbebe Amos Falkenburgh, Hutchings, Philadelphia for Providence. Sous Charles H Northam, Hubbard, Port Jobnson for ue Jouenk Rogers, Dickinson, Port Fohnson tor New Schr Francls Arthemus, Mitchell, New York for Shulee, wll E Nlekeraon, Rickorvon, Phitadelpite for Porte. Behr B Diamond, Goldsberg, Elizabe!nport for Now Haven Vobard Walsh, ri Kew York for Gloucester; 10th Marcia @. Day Chase, Wr sine A, Aug 12-—~Arrived, Filomena, Taxonere, Mo BaRBow, Aug 13-—Salied, Adiar, Niemass, Philadelphia, Brewupa, Aug . : plies in ne por brig TH a FAy Bulth, for ry + Miller, from Hal 1» Ie, wag doarted of thes laude ip lust call wah neues See CaRDIFF, Aug 15—Salled, Alice Mf Minott, Crowell, Rew Yorn. Cleared Ldth, Wetterhorn, Landerkin, Mopile. Ent out 14th, Costello, Monte, fur New York; P © Merry." man, Young, Rio Jangiro, CaRironts, Aug f—Arrived, Luigi C, Bexza00, Savan- f % Tam a reporter,” said I, Ja Father Leo’s vernacular. ¥. ¥ | Loper; ‘Foam, Captain J. 8 H. Homans, Jr; suBonvenuto, Agtio, Dentenutoweloome, iny son. | T2 Lose of the Steamsblp Lodoua—The Cape | s-iahiyt Waller Boot (Br), Srpbers, New York for St | yee May’ sare kant” Nan tak Pleasing, 7 NO Alarm, Captam A. C. Kingsland; Vindex, Captain if i 4 e Schr Mary Elizabeth, Borden, Elizabethpors for Fall Dover, Aug ood, Moorborg, from framvurg for Ban R. Center; Enchantress, Captain George Lorillard Hi Dreadnaught, Captain 8. Samueia; Rambler, Cap- tain James H. Ranker; Tidal Wave, Commodore | yoram voorus, Wanderer, Captain Louia Lorti- ard, and others THE MAGNIPICESCE OF THE CRUISE. In the course of some conversation it seemed to be the unanimous opinion of ail present that @ mofs brilliant or successful 1enaion on the water, so to speak, had never taken place since the formation of the New York Yacht Club, the representation of | first class vessels being greater and the general feeling more harmonious than the most entbustastic yechismen could possibly have anticipated, USTERESTING YACHTING DOCUMENTS. ‘While the pleasures incident to the lengihened ronees< ORBLE “H | so-sgrey ‘a0oug 7H} -aewstawed 2ofeR cussed “KD | -—-mEEdNE s0M0; | “-*"*" BOPIOH “D UTEydeD | **--—---qZmqupq Jo eaUq, beg “nS “mM MOU ION C“P T beg ‘my “0 Strictly by tne deed of trast six month: | required, which I was not in a position until the Livonia had been in several races or | triais, in order that I might know if her saliing and Weatherly gaatitics were at least equal 10 those of the Cambria. Having come to the conclusion that she might ultimately beat the Cambrif, I decided to i enter for the ‘61 Cup, but, Inasmuch as six months’ sald the courteous mot “Say how I can serve you.” Reroatae—Fathor. I wish to understand your ‘Views on the Itallan celebration of last Friday and its effect upon Oatholicity, FaTBEn LEo—My dear friend, if you now appeal to me as a priest, or expect any dogmatical opinion of the parade of the Italians through the strects of the city, Ican only tell you that it 1s none of my business; that the Italians have as mucn right to their opinions and to have procesions as any other class of people. With their political views I do not presume to Interfere. If they feel proad of the unif- cauon of Italy it is consistent in them to glorify the event. J, though an ardent upholder of the temporal rights of the Pope, do not blame or love to a hospitable tone, tain and Twenty Men Drowned—Other shipwrecks, JACKSONVILLE, Fia., Angust 27, 1871. The steamship Lodonajstranded six miles north of Oape Canaveret. The beach for thirty miles is strewn with her cargo. The captain and twenty men were lost. The first officer, second officer, chief engineer, first assistant engineer, the cook, one fire- man, Captain Harvoy’s messboy and five seamen were saved, Tho brig 8. & W. Welsh, pf Philadelpnia, went ashore fifteen miles south of Cape Canaveret, Her cargo of sugar was washed out, Captain Watson .Was drowned, The brig H. G. Berry, of Baltimore, went ashore fifty yards from the wreck of the S. & W. Welsh. River. hehe Southgate, Shropshire, Kilzabethport for New Bed- chy Renton Railroad No 8&4, Adams, Philadelphia for Schr Lookout, Pomeroy, Etizabethport for Schr Mary Low, ilsburr, New York for Rockland. Behr A J Bentley, Robinkon, Philadelphia for Provilence, jchr Ney, Brizea, Ponghkecpale for ence, Benr Sarah, Morton, New York for Ro Schr Bronx, -—, New York ior New Haven, Belir Anadir, Corwin, Rondont for Jonesport. Seur Belle, simpson, Hoboken for New London, Behr Tecrapin, Wookter, Eltzabethport tor Fortssiouth, Behr L1G Hall, Hall ENzabethport for Galford, Schr Eliza, Taner, Blexandria for New Bedtord. Schr Oliver Scofeld, Disnoway, Baltimore for New Haren. Schr J T Manson, Manson, Baltimore for Bridgeport. Schr J Furman, Gibbs, Philadelphia for New Bedford. Schr A E Sanford, Powell, Philadelphia for Pawtucket, Schr Forest Hoe, Wooten, Haverstraw for Providence, Schr Hallie, Barber, New York for Wester!s. eur Fores Pendiefon, Port Johuson for Koc) i Cont ymerde, Terry, New York for Portlan ohr Alackn, Claaka, Gh chr Clara Norto PRUASORE, Aug 12—Passod by, Ladoga, Willy, et » Avy \—Pasees Ys iy, Kew atk os Gras , in tow. pa : HAvaP, Aug 16 (not 25)—Arrived, Annie M Smut, Packer, Ban Francisco, Sasled 2th, Wile Hunter, Kelley, Cardiff ana United at Havers, Aug U4—Arrived, Westphalia (s), Bobwensen, ew Yori pbated ih, Kensington, Miler, Philadelphia: Tyro, Baker, Egland, Haiied from Cuxhaven 12h, Zniel:a, Hansen, New Yorks UEevort, Aug 14 -Sailed Sine Nose, Yuill, New York. Livenroor, Aug 18—Arrived, Loch Ken, Carrey, Pisneeeot ® Qe ts Duulevy, Philadelphia. 4 Ibn, Roth Hall, Portland, Mo; Rochester, , Bath, Me; St Lor Gillan, New Orleans; i Adapo (8), Price, New York na, Russell, Mobile, Ent out Mth, Balace, Young, Flower, for Gab on ; Vt, © H Soule, Sipret, Boston; Colorado (6s) Fi men, and Courlor, Mohr, New Bynes do; Coldstream, LONDON, Aug 16—Arrive: York. Cleared 1Mh—G H Rich, Hopkibs, New Bedford; 18:h, Sud yi New Orieat ¢ She ts a totai wreck. She had a cargo of sugar and arke, New York for Portsmouth, Sbase, El < my countrymen less on that account. My mission Behr Clara ‘errin, Hondoat for Balen, ‘Chase, Hartlepool ai oY cruise were thus being pleasantly talked over tno | Rotice would Dring moe in January, when, f Knew | is onc of peare, which my Divine Master teaches me | Molasses. Fehr Pomtere pout Liawmucx, Aug ie—Galied, Julla A Hallock, Briags, Bal- cI mails arrive!, bringing some documents to the | Commodvre interesting to every yachteman in the Jana, Among cther communications was AN OFFICIAL NOTICR FROM MR. JAMES ASTIBURY,; Gated London, August{l2, 187), and adaressed to the to appear asking anything unsportsmanuke, or | that you should specially tlie out your representa- | | tive, or, I may gay, champion vessel. The club having elecied to accept it in tiew of January, the Livonia will leave for New York in September next, aod on arrival she will fortnwith ve prepared for the races. and with which He inspired the great Pontuf of Kome on the 20th of last September, It is my mis- sion to love, cherish and keep within the told those | men whom bigots say we.hate and persecute. No Italian, so far as I know, has committed a single The bark Wilda, from New Orleans bound to Cowes, wont asbore 81x miles south of St. Augus- tine, Her cargo of tobacco and stores i8 # total j losa, One man was drowned. The brig Pomona, of Richmond, Me., went ashore legate, Eliz: for Bohr L ar Beunett, smith, Pulladelpiie for, tiazitord. Sehr Sarah Lloyd, Lippiacott, Philadeiphia for Fall River, Behr W C Atwater, Burke, New York for New Haven, ‘hr Ocean Wave, Bilson, Hoboken for Weymout hr H E Maloy, Bulger, New York for Providence. . Corey, out for idence, B Braky, Muillgan, Philadvinhia for New Haven, idence. maore. LONDOND! ¥, Aug l4—Salii Fiort M Hnribert, Miu Glaagow, to loud tor New York.” f ery rte ‘dug 10—Arrived, bark Honduras (Br), Sutton, ee RSGINA, Aug 4—Passed throuzh Dennell, froma hed York for int ug 12—Baite: MARSEILLES, Aug 1, Au 18th, Porian (e), Young, New York. Commodore aud members of the New York Yacht | |] purpose leaving on or about the 28d ot Sep- | anti-Catuolle act in the festivities you speak of twenty-five miles south of Capo Canaveret August | Bebr Depury. lst vet ken for Ren Hoven, Rwront (Mon), Avy Galventon. Club, partly recapitulating his views in regard to | tember, and shall lose no time in paying my respect? | qney nave merely declared their political oplaion. 17. Her cargo of cotton can be saved. Sehr Lot ARTI, Aug 8-Salied, Moniasicco. ‘the Cup of 1851, and known as the “Queen's Cup,” | to the Commodore, in order to discuss as to the | course and days most conveniont for the series of | races under the rales of the New York Yacht Clab. | ACCEPTING A FANTASTIC IDBA of Italian unity, they resolved to honor it and show THE YELLOW FEVER AT OHARLESTON. ais, Waleh, Port Johnson for Now Sehr M A Pratt, Post, Elizabethport for New Bedford. Schr M Wandeet, New Crab Meadows, Sureips, Ang 15—Arrived, Kate Davenport, ag me he te Pavenport, Otis, Brownesss haven ; Leonor: bing. SwaNska, Aug 12—Arrived, bark William (Br), Harderig, largaretia, and giving copies of the diferent telegrams that A Schr Loon, Jobnson, Flizabetijais for New & * the people of New York that they were capable of Behr Unton, Airey, ort Johnson for Belfast Marre, e between himself Cor 9 Ladmit the right of the New York Yacht Club to 04 i 3 7, \ . fast. \ Bs O i ; © passed ree and the Commodore send any yacht they please for any or all tke races; having & proceasion. CHARLESTON, 8. 0., August 27, 1871, Schr Lacania, Hall. New York for Portland, Me, {NG APORR. Aug 94—Arrived, ship Cutwater, Huliett, Care of the New York Yacht Club in reference to the sforesaid much-coveted prize. Among other lengthy @ocuments were twelve certificates of different | echt clubs of Epgiaua and ireland, certifying hat Mr. James Ashbury is their representa- tive for the purpose of sailing for the cup B questivun. Tue clubs thus giving bim power to Face in their behalf are the Royal Albert Yorkshire + but, Juasmach as centre board yachts are not ad- | | miswbic nd, Tam satiefied ® powerful | cencre board y id generally ve looked upon | j &8 not being a fair test against a sea-going keel , | yacht. The New York Yacat Club possesses many j | large racing keei yaciits of about the same size or j ltger than the Livonia, I therefore suggest that | the club fixes on one as near a3 possible the same | 9ize as the Livonia. As regards ine course for the | series of twelve races, for which certiticates are Reror7vER—Then, father, after hearing your 1tb- eral opinion of the Itgilan national aemonstration, would you decm it am exaction on my part to ask your views as aman concerning the Italian situa. Uon—you have already given me your sentiments QS @ priest? : Father Lto—Do you ask what I think of the tom- poral power, or do you merely wish to know what I persunaily think of the Italian unity feast? KerorrkR—It would please me to fearn your Since last Friday threo new cases of yellow fever have bech reported in this city. Ono of the cases previously reported has proved fatal. The excite- Ment occasioned by the appearance of the disease Is subsiding, and the feeling In the community is quiet and hopeful. THE MAGNIFIOBNT METROPOLITAN, Thies grand caravangary, at the corner of Broads Schr Delaware, Coles, New York for Portland, Sebr W: wid Kement, —, Philadelphia for jence, Schr Forest Onk, Fauikuer, Baltimore for New Haven. Schr Herbert Manton, Crowell, Port Johnson for Boston. Behr Justice, Clarke, Bllante!npor for Narragansett ur Onward, Wheeler, Vort Jonneon for Providence, Scnr Prealdent, Bratiey, New York for Clinton, Schr 8 J Hoyt, Arnold, Virginia for New Haven, Sobr C'P Hallock, Frisby, New York for Newbu Schr J 8 Terry, Raynor, Philade!phia fi Schr Apna L Saford. Powers, Philadelpt Behr Rainbow, Green, Fizabeth; Schr Elirabeth 1 ‘St Jom, NB, Aug 92--Arrivod, schr Ocean Belle, Brané com), Now'York. Cleared 85th, schr Iris, Buckard, New York. St Jonse, NF, Aug 2—Arrived, biigs Mary, Morrieh, Ne ‘ork ; Ata’ Harvey, 4 ; achrs Little Dorrit, Sheara, in, doi Mary, Murphy, Baltimore ‘Ratehforil. New York; scnre tngland Hall, do 10th, Jothair, Elewelling, do; 24tb, steam ‘Archer, ow. MMBAGOBA, Aug ll—-Atrived, Francesca, Stabiil, New. Orleans, 1 rast ry cas |. Ielosed, I must ve allowed to object | Views on both, but I will frst hear what you have 8 Amortcan Porta. : Yacht Club, Royal Victorla Yacht Club, Dart Yacht | -herewita enclosed. I mint fe Sle varse as nor, | tsay on the fallon unity tenst. way and Prince street, under the proprictorabip of | Sehr Emma (Br), Bradiey ALEXANDRIA, Aug 28—Arnived, schra Open Bea, Boston} ' Club, Royal Harwich Yacht Club, Royal Western | fh ‘my juagment, being a fair course for |, ATHER pone then, on the feast 1 have | soserg, Tweed & Garfield, will be open to-day for Price, New York Mazgle & Lucy, Providence ; Joseph Baxter, Howton, Yacht Cin, Royal London Yacht Ciub, Royal | a foreiga. yacht; and {therefore propose we sail | OF aasening af ie Tee ruc ofthe. oan tn inspection and to-morrow for the reception of gues Fi is, Port Johnson for Safied=sohre AL Butler, allyn'a Point; 3 © Braun, Jereey Thames Yacht Ciub, Royal Mersey Yacht Clay) | een re eet Took Lighianip. aad back, ee ; Boi of aly —T ean only say that it Is ove of those | To-nighe thera will be, & grand opening «upper, 18 ty Randa tor Provide, Aug 26, AM Arrived, brig Hite Eaton (Be) i 3 i o! ople in which there is itt! reparin . Luain, Bloop Ri Na, Elzabethy ‘Bag Harbor. er, Demararn; #0 igang, Wi oD, NCE pide Dane vig Yacht Club, Ireland; Barrow Yacht | ciyy naving the power to modity the course. i teat | Taumenc dicot ore Pookie it Mone chon, ‘ir italy | sald, spent soveral days and mghts dreammg aud | sloop Apsils, Freeman New York (oF Uriggeport | Alcora, Dennison, Punladeiphia; Franconia, Jarvis ‘Eitsa: , MR. ASHBURY'S LETTER ‘Was as follows:— Svesex Pack, HYDE Park eee | London, August 12, 1871. To THE Memegns or THR NeW YoRK YacuT OLub:— COMMODORE AND GENTLEMEN—In Augnst, 1870, I ¢ Bard the pleasure of competing for the Cup of i851 in | American waters, ander the Royai Thames Yacht Oiub fag, conreguent on having been honored with ther will be no difficulty in confirming this sugges- | Uon, or arranging one on my arrival to the satisiac- | tion of all concerned; the committee to be formed by the club to 1x beforehand the days on which the several races shall take place, and if the Livonta | shonid win the majority of races the cup would | then go tothe club under whose flag I saiied In the | Jast and final race, and would be held by the Com. | modore ex oftc'o until won by sone other royal or | recognized yach club in England or eisewhere. a beg to remain your obedient servant, JAMES ASHBURY, 18 80 truly united, and the Italians gloat over the ac- quisition of Rome as their capital, It le dn tbat those who ate: so vigorously for that fulfilment have not offered @ single word of congratulahon to their compatriota, ‘azzint and Garivaldi have been strangely silent. The Ministers of the Italian Cabinet, who urged Victor Emmanuel to hasten to ome, are now the most unpopular men iu Iteiy and vilitied by the epithet of “GEBSR OF TUE CAPITOL” Remember | devising dainty and delicate dishcs to astonish and appease the eyes add appetites of those before whom they may be placed. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New Yors-Tils Day. puilo, a Bloop R H Bourne, Alien, Hoboken for bridgeport, Wirrestone, Li, Aug 37-8 PM. Moat of the southern bound vessels whioh passed here since 3 1’M have anchored off Flushing Flats to awalt a fair tide through the Gate, BELOW. Bark Ebenezer (Nor), Bieabredh Carey. July a Bark Frieheniel (NG), Wachter, Bremen Juyy Bark EH Duval (Br), Larkin, Leith July 19 (ail by pilot Al a) bethy ; Emp Ferguson, Rondout; Exeter, Pendleton, Rada d HlearedGteamaiipe Siberia (Rr), Harrison, Laverpoot William Lawrence, Hallett, Baltimore via Norfolk ; Normang Nickerson, Philadsiphia; ship Kentrick Fish, Waite, Ne pene; — May 380 ae ir), Teague, Surinam | schr Mary jason, Roberta, C 04. Ang 37_Arrivel, spin, een inion, Shields; barke Har. viet, Demerara; ‘Allen, New Orleans; brig Daphw et, Dern HA all aphae, ‘Cronatad’ CHARLESTON, Aug %-—Arrived, sclr Matilda Brookes, Cook, New York, (in Italian, "Le oche det Campidogtio”), boat Isaac Webb, N Ave. 21—Salied, steamer Manhattan, for New York. i ty f{ re} tation 1 *f 1 ty i 3, FORTRESS MONROE, Au TP din for Baltimore, Pe oat ana TeoMRe ee UN eivIDg ter sora | Commodore of tho Roya! Harwich Yacht Cla) ana | BUW that Lam not expressing any but the opinions | Sun rises. BIL) Fark Btorkodder (Nor), Ramloff, Leghorn May 29 (by | parks Liverion, from Najardo; Carrie I Long, from Liv palienge | claimed that a champion, or representa. | mewber of the tweive aforenamed yacht clubs, aS ey 5 Oar alee it uae wen tact 6 49 | Pilot boat Abraham Leggelt, No 4). ool; Young America, from ' Woonuncen; brig Concord, five ‘vessel, should be sent agaiuat the Cambria ai | Enolosed are tweive certificates of representa- | Worldiy question. Bear aino In mind that the {act Wind at sunset 8W, fresh. rom Ponce; Agnes Barton, from Matanzas; Red Wing, true and sporting interpretation of what 1 believed the deed of trust justified. The New York Ya: that @ fleet shouid | ton. | Upon a perusal of the above some conversation en of Ita@ian unity interteres With Catholicity as little as the death of a pope or king, or a new election of president. Belief inthe eMcacy of the temporal OCEAN STEAMERS. Marine Disasters. m Rio, Passed out—Brigs Lizzie Troop, for St Thomas; Alpha, for New York. ae Be © eats 1280 1, reaed tow ft. power of the Pope 14 not imperative. It snot a | DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THB | Bank Brmorrony, Morgan, at Philadelphia, from Gal- | (NEW ORLEANS, Aug 22—Arrived, steamship Crescent pet*, and not a’ single vessel. 1 entereq , *Ued among the yacht o sage brane Qogmatized scuth Of the Koren Gecnolle tat the MONTHS OF AUGUST AND S#PTEMBER, vesion, reporte:~-Left’ Galveston let Inst; gy city, Crowell, Sew Work Simpson, Belize and Puerto Ca- he race for” «sport avd = with = fuint ee ee eee ee tewporal power ix impregnable to the force of the | — | Oj ‘| Aba ght wings up to Wednesday, 15th, whon, between Jupi- "ney i if = A Se aaa Re ae ae | The meeting betug informal, the proceedings were, | arma of its enemies, or that the Popes should always | Raman | WE Ot nal Nationa Rest eemersenees 6 ter lise Kesrieay PHILADELPHIA, Ang 38, AN.-Arrived, steamer Panther, * “; _ | of maintain those royal prerogatives which they bor 2Y Broadway. * ‘ag . Mills, Boston; bark byitgepo: forgan, Galveston ; brigs fp iannnral interpretation on what may then have | °! Course, not regarded as being of aregular or bind. euvions {0 tie eniraise oF in Ttallan armies int T Bowling Green | Wart, ending at BSE. lasting about twenty pouee. one be: Wille Goodyear (Br), Bryant, reeadorus, Parr,’ Pe ] mu looked wv0n as a vague aad uncertain docu- | Ing character, but the following resolutious was sug- me. €4 Broaa at. Ho; the fury of she stoka wae tearful; salle, were blowa | and; Frank E Allen, clark, do; achrs Gray Hagl 14 Ment. I did not deem it necessary or courisous to | gested and received unanimons approval:— REPORTER—When do you expect, if ever, that a away. | Fomhe'yards and sper broken masts spring, deoka kwope | Fiymoutls; Queen of ¢he South, Parsons, Boston; Jenn! ! Gall under protost, OutT sailed with a stroug ontalod | "11 response to the destre expressed by Commodore | Change o/ aifuits will occur In the Evernal City? away. | gnu the vonsel rendered perfectly unmanageable. “On Thur. | Gerhard, —— Providence; WO Irlsiy Terrell, do; Jonn W | as to my being right, and with the fixea inten- Ried th Bes Gialiotine for te Ge 1861 4 Father LEo—I cannot say when; but I am fully Gay, the orm harlag abated, the bark was found to be Ingo | Woodrutl, Hnakell, Boston}, TG Irwin, Sohnagn, fos 7 \ Lon of again reopening the controversy ater hay | Nats It Ns cialis ier no ercumstances for { confident that ali will be yet right at Rome, “t place Larne ate Bet east Ep igh ee arked beta ce | det aruett” do} Henry, Merril, doy Mary, Francie, Ing discussed the matter with my yachting friends | B's ba Creatas unienn 7 y hopes there! (pointing to # cructfix). He will | ped des set was got up and we worked off into the | Adims, Richmond; Everott, Hooper, Salem; 1! 1m this country and taken eminent opinious as to | stugie race, which might be won or lost by a fluke, | My hopes 1p c Guit Ip my Bante Wheeler, Weymouth. you with such opinions, Inasmuch as Mr, Schuyler’s | ¢! a - 4 ” 4 | . Petrel, Dick, Dubiin 5 Hild A E Heuer of tne smh Apri im the, ew 2Ork | tvs Utne Hosa Tarwich 4aeRt Chav eatye aud | Hey, fis’ most poweriul~-auxilty, cor" the i AOwnE Greed | sirup etal ue Tain Toe, Gttrentn, Weicar cf SN | ac Frinel oPN fastamt Seti rex Beam, balee Spirit or the Tins, has already specified | t9) the victory in tue majority of said racea shall | spiritual ruler of many millions requires per- 19 Broadway. Jost of the above vesse :-The steamship San Salvador ‘Howinan, New Bedford JW ‘Coftin, Stroup, What he velleves the’ tnteniion of the donors | that the victory non the-cup, the Rosal Har. | fect independence im his government. ‘The \o8 Broadway. | brought yesterday morning to our port Captain Henty © Hoitinan, Hoitman i dV Wellington to have been: and ater wach 8 aratemnens | gem Yaent Bran seing the ‘only foreign yauut Cub | Italians may jiously say, “We will not interfere Rogers, of pea Soar Win i Mach, und Mr Cnariag Boston) DR iy, Bast Cambridge} Was no surprise to me ind the New | Wic ps A. x rit a if Denes: te: 5 i A passenger; Benjamin tvainwright, Gret mate; ontont York Suche club umeuimouts paseig’a resouition | Whote shailense has Leon accepted by the New Yorx | win the gplciual acion of uha\/opes; ‘hey My UO, | PORT OR NEW YORK, AUGUST 97, A87t, | Hiwatl ater s Wile usin four colortd tame sat ATENECOLK, Aug USArrivad, bere WM Haven, Rote Tapert be glipmlipnte ne reg pk bat eae, ‘This motion seemed to be based upon the answer bat ranting that Victor Emmantiel, 1n the delica By Tas from Jacksonriie on the 13th ae it 00 fat of Tan i ‘Cieated-Schr M A Coombs, Coombs, Salem eg ay f “4 3 presetut position before the Catholic wor! ARRIVALS, aed at $4,000, bound for Philacelphia. [Had light easter. PORTLAND, Ang %5—Arrived, scars Hattie ing worid generaliy. If the former vote had been | made by the Commodore of the club to Mr. Ashbury, | ; of - a weather, with heavy sea, for the hi ne 19¢l . ja: Pr Ue Toned tt iret teal sas taientiea: we have tokee: will do all in his power to establish concillatory a. forthe BEAL woven day i-0n the i ke, hia; Pa’ the Livenla to New York, but under no circum- in response to a telogram from him stating that the reiations between THE SKYEKED OUURCH A STATE AT ROME, REPORTAD BY THE HERALD ATRAM YACHTS, inst, when north of ‘an Shoals, at noo! it rying was by @ hurricane, end at four o’clook was \ying to unde: il, ok, if “ial fon, Winslow, New Yor » Brown, } on RICHMOND, Aug &—Arrived, brig M Hall, Geyer, 1 , 2 New York .Yacht Ciub consent to waive the six Steamabip City of Br), Li 0) storm trycall and close reef tu i fort by 8 dike, bot for asmhaay an f tent wave cece ths’ notice and acceptea Mr. Ashbury’s chal | SHother king may come—a Nero perhaps—who, to 7 ana quesnatowa 18 Wh saiec non oeassonere Gosobee | schooner pitched into sca and. carried her cath rere ot mark John Zittiosen, Fitchett, Marseitten. {umeaten for, taking can tons th 5 ean rh fae months’ notice and accep! 4 ry’ indulge some vile propensity or abet some petty | Dale. bm 18, Of Kivsale, abip 8 C Bianchard, from St | 6ad ss supposed to have burst open forward: threw SAVANNAH, Ang 27-—-Arrived, ship Roswakt Sprague, Have tie. eda kiny cate to ace that each clay duly | lenge, as representative of the Royal Harwich Yacht | interest of his own, will pronounce his veto Upow | Joan, NBL fcr Liverpool; 19h, 90 miles W of Festuet, | board the deck load, tovk in the sorm trysail, furied it, and | poston for New Orlenua, in distresd; bark Nouveau Mexiqne Fardthe Decessary SIX Monihs! notice, twas i | coy ‘tor ie America’s Cap, This telegram, as will | ANY Sacred edict from the Vatican to the Catholic | steamship Virginia, hence for Livernool; dad, tat 48 27, ton | Kevt pumps constantly qoing: at 7:80 o'clock PM what day, | (Ve), New Orienn for Mordaaux, In Aetzess, jew of having again a feet to meet which caused | » J J world. That instance, I hope, will show you that | 849 ship Melita (Br), bound west; same & Gulon | ten mites BW from Frying Pan Shoals, she rolled over on her | — SALEM, rrived, steamer Norwich, Hs We, in @ speecd at the Harwich dinner, to say that | be seen by the above, was dated June 7 of this ! x Ps ri steamship, bound east; also bark Eliza Keith (fir), bound | starboard side and capsized, in which condition she Iny for ork Florence, Lipping, Phila claimed us many races as. | night posses: certit- | year, " pe RY power Is by nomeans treat Ht nt 4 oon ey are Nana Bail bound tea minaten the offre hn 'erew “taking fo, the male Herta Steclinad, 0% £1 . west; b, E nt ‘ate Dt ging, were t ¥ ‘was con- ~ 01 . . 4 erase, Own extras Rom Days TA, ‘Set Oeonie wie ‘Then the honr for mass had arrived, and the good | Brovkivn, Abyseiuias Italy and Britannia, all bound east, | stabt'y mating a breach over them? the spar. were broken | CRPCE TEN ore eckrrived, sche Henry Rome " 6 friar, after vesting hurriediy, betook himself to the Steamship ‘Spain (Sr), Grace, Liverpool, Aug 16 and iso jibbvom, topmant and both mi at the eyes of the | gen, Allen, Bridgepo ‘ann, to load with new raile for Con —_ A uink he m= ye in friendly controversy with the ‘This resolation ended the discussion regarding | performance of lis sacred office, In the sermon qu enelowe 17, with mdse and 1,180 passengers tod N J Eigging; a frsinmmest unstepped and fell over the quarter, | nect ‘Wertern itaiway, ’, {ecup kudwn aa the ‘Aimeridun Cup, us should Satieguinat | Mt Ashburs’e#communication, and;the conversation | preached on Inadvertent reference was made to the | Ani" jatar is; lon B69, pamved bare Alaska’ (Bri; for | and smidethp house and ail the morre and wever were gone, | PNASICiAe tor itowont Saban, Kiizaverhport for dy Mar es veael Or brant Sony ae wt | in reference to the proceedings of tho fleet was {tallan celebration in tis form: "No, master whas | ceri NH, A ae vi eisai rc : to, | sg then went fo the main and fore rigging oti next morn: Lint, Hort, gohason for doi Bea meet wb we pund to sen rn por i and 4 i s ‘0 a eataship Ex onder, NI ug 1%, | ing (Suosay morning). the ’ ‘or a fan} ‘ie construction wan supparies in opiciong | Fosumed. Having already decided that the Newport | hover be denied that thereiexist all the panclity, | andthe Bal fin, with muse and pabscngery, to Fredeiek | quarter deck sill reiaining on the, reese, tue wind FeO at Eri aie “Glonerater, do; Mogale Onin, an 1 Cou. | Cup skould be sailed for to-morrow, it was agreed | learning, art, beneficence and glory of LA and fn ne amin Svinte. Chalaesates Svianil te Sobonien smcuncte it Monday eros jas weet, L Boston for Philadelptl HE Qpetie, Palare {vai ion ° ve nan Livingston, © in nm joo the pr . a Sininent Judges and the only surviving donor ot the cap-aed { that what 1s called the Ocean Race for the Commo- | that they never exigted more conspicuously than | s/"imenip Merran Marne en eta FORA Con se | ail that night the seu was maaiog a clean breast oeek oa ee | ptm Fee Et Sohn: Deleware, Sonth Am Abeir reply was that the intention was tuat the New Yor} | dore's Cup should be postponed ull the 1 ; - fas 7 Aeamstip South Carolina, Beokel, Charleston Ang ‘caught water to our hata from showers, which sattafied ‘our ‘for Thomaston; Agnes, Philadeiphia for Holiowell should send a single vessel, and not # fleet, aud It wasnal P a be postponed ull the 2d of Octo- | reverend speaker then announced that that Was the | with mdse und passengers, to Hit Morgan & Co. Aug Uuirat, Saw two steamships, which passed us in the | Georgietta, Lynn for New York; Active, Hillshoro, do, uject of inserting the clause requiring u six mouthy notice | ber next, the course being the same as previously | last time he would have opportanity of addres+ | 4:10 PM, paased« bark boand north, showing a white flag bat could not rignal them as our lghts wore | Julia and ‘Martin, Calais, do; Kila raneta ipdegps fo the decd was that in tue event of tGer | announced, with the exception that tho starti ing an Italian congregation in New York, a3 he | with ietter Win centre. ‘We reraitied in tiie situation nnti! four o'clock om | o "Aug #7-—Arrived,. brie Maty ene fad Ida) yactt was coming which was too pow al | . rept © starting | would leave to-day to take charge of the Franciscan St hip Teaac Beli, Hakeman, Richmona, City Pornt and afernoon last, whon we sighted the San Salvador, | Philateipbia. for,’ Portsmonth; schra 8 B Clayton am bey had to compete with, they might bu: Point shall be from Sandy Hook lightship, the con Norfolk. with mdse al oI sm ‘ est the New a) to refer the point at {asus to Judge so-and-Bo and fhe surviving douor, and accept their decision, TAE CHALLENGE CUPS, Monastery tn Cincinnati, Rerorter—Father, I expected that you would have spoken at Jeugth on the state of Rume and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steanship Fanita, Doane, Phiiadeiphia, with mise, to the Lorillard Mteatnship Co. Piha? ‘overedt ome signain which we had in the fore ripped up by the muinmast going, the sea washing cl over her} bilwarks and rail gone al the forward hatoh bia for Boston; M H Stoekbam Bat tho iawyere differed on both “ ° Steamship Co A bore down t Kc us a | ding Star, gt Joln, NB, for New Yon} , iat the lgeryere dfered, on, both oa testants proveeding thence to Brenton’ Reef lignt- | , AflOF mags the reporter again enocuntered Fatner | Meee sin Gina, wintery @oorgetown, DO with to'Bavannady ‘the Wm B’Mann cost. #16005 | LasOR SOLE Lambgaans for New Yor Hand intention, and should req | ship and return. 4 9 y hureh mdse passengers, to GB Merric] as partially insured. Whea abandoned her main deck wai in, Dennisport for do; Florida Howes, do for Catharine Curtis, ‘Calais for Pawtuckats Newport, Majestic Fama cena, MM Weaver, Aldana, Roc! he woula pe tot tae eas, Mugtettinagtitl | | Rear Commodore Osgood briefly calied attention | the italian esievrauicn here, rrantable ine | with sugar vo bract-veurl YorWapsell 4 Cor tind, ighe | Capiate Kozers desir asus nabtian tee tetiowing xed ot | Alsauoter SGutkem 0 Geitore, RJ Leunetds bark? Ng Ae fine “cay “coming | tO the condition upon which challenge cups should | pXATHER—Such wotld be an unwarrantable ime | vii ahd calms. Aug 9, int 37 06, ‘an 40, epoke beigtda | theake: “Ge deare te blicly acknowledge our rescu far tiopence Nowell, D. Brittain, Spring Bird. MH StoeW- | Pradence on my part; for if | spoke my private | YY) Jen, of and from Ebilavelphia tor Qalveaton im from sulpwreck bj FB Ciagto \d BW, blowing heavy, thic! Prete Joana ; Ve Mailed aol moved that 1 fatare.the two ghal- | views in the pulpit they would prove so many fire- | Wit tossct epars, baving lost them ima veavy NE gale 10th | tieak most. warsniy: Castaic: Nietorsom and alco’ Fravicle ener k place, gad he had only vve | /eDge cups known asthe “Schooner Cup” and the | eit io caend my people, whom { have no wish or | fst Lett in port bark "Rnmid Ag ita for St Jago, to inish = a - Ofieer Quiles Rioketaon ane aaa hee iy MISCELLANEOUS. ub a “Oe ton" 7 | - fox Nev wi ern: ba La a BLAS ie amet, He was Raper sa Mat’ eeendy recall ieasets ta haste be held by the winning boag | ,iten the good monk gave ihe renorter a cour. Bare Unga BM omy Mite, River, Je, at days with ioge | Bint (or olanteering (on fr tai Fea us ce mi ep ne HAT ey ST ‘ouriese of ceitificates ii t of it | subject to tie chal; Y ol ” eI e ~ | wood to jomon & Co--veasel to ine, win Nickerson and all his ‘treate: ith the greatest SE R 2 NIS te Fivba fp Eneina? and Trslandapyototing bia the reprene Seok, ete ‘reedic ee Sot other yacht of the | teous «adil Jgt:0, Which terminased the Inter fitquat i as Ht baw henry gale trom Ae, Tasting 44 | kindness. ienr Hons, etre eT Line passenger; | AA. plenish at the Great Centra! Housekeepers’ Ltaverlua tive in, Aine an waters ‘od the consequence would be i e resolution further stated that the chal- i (qtncctinenrnatticetstnanninmnneats ore Left in port brig Ramarez, for Delaware Break- Rares iret Oicer, and four evlored ‘edamnen and EDWARD D BASSFORD, though @ fleet would be seut ayainst hhn he | lenging boa’ Would bv required to put up the vaiue water. . ; ward.” o . DD, sbould Lave a more powerful vesse'; ant sustead of one | ~ ss WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Krig James Coppi!) (Br), Coppiil, St Johns, PR, 15 days Sonn Many RS Provi- | xe Lp eooper Enatituen, hance rhould have eight, andthe ume of year instead of | Of the chaienge cup, whica, In the case of the i with molas fad V Onksini 6 ee tpimaster, ul dence, before reported put a re Merle ten torre: | China, Glass, Biiver ee Pirate aa omer Sasigaltte wens” ctat'c weaid ve Janua original he lder proving victorious, should be de- Write SULPHUR Springs, Va., Angnat 27, 1871. +i C Willams, fof Arecioo, in two days, 2 | PA's Bes lost nats, water a jeak and with At lowest prices, forge revses were, ou it wotid ve ‘tne ee An (yo | Voted to the purpose of @ pleco of plate, to become | As faras heard from this portion of the State | Meeple. cr), Dow, st Thom BB dare with | Bohr uy tar ont a the ME eal on Ue aor PO MRR NEAR rreecr Pevah vith SU Pivopia towel ot conn in tray wg nt (¢ | the bona We property of the aforesaid orginal | has gone for the calling of @ Constitutional Con Wy Comer rena to Femnvem a ee moderate | crew from sehr Sab no, of Hath, Me, she, belng 1a Ae Sin empanadas Linen 20m pout ‘briny . 4 eereliton a : ,, oust a a > putt é it, barr sccidects pout itt wontber, be fied made uy hve | Molder. In case (be challenger should prove vic. | vention by Mig PaowAidered smaloritios:—Greenbrier- | Brame Antibes (Fr), Ranquer, Bt Pierre Mart 18 days o ad onic’ we one Fc Re Bid | free ‘Notary Fanibyand Somalssnaae wpa ¥., Whee PCT me norione | Wrlous his deposit must be returned to hiw, and he | °°Amobe tne late arrivals are Judges Chrssuiak and | “Bria-devoy (Dany Laurentaen, ‘Pore Catetion 26 deve, | HM. Atom at aly terua! uaatitien of felow. pine | — shan rasan etheianerintbden pnturned to Would atti be subject to the challenges of other » Staples, of the Virginie Supreme Court) Hav. Dr. A Md eMedia ind price hed ay a teh tae iuinger and parte of cabin: ht at 00 ih Fain vent | (JMOLERA, DIARRA ANN DyerNTERY IMMA gp ‘ veasala ¢ same 0 Curn, Rey. Dr. Jeter, Rev, lr. Norwood, Major D. 0. ¥ 18 days, with sngar, " infos diatant, panned a q , | Uy diately cured by Dr. TOBIAS VENLTIAN I Now, ipasmuch a3 Mr. Schuyler’s letters only ap- te ts a Seca) tae aks mee Brady, of Virgina; J. i. Mickener, iedtenant Gov- « Nevuet to Miler Hougntons Had mace Ret be ple ) Malomaat, lying o@ tafrail, and bull quite | woen first taken. Sold by the drigy!sia everywhere eps red in the Spirtt af the Jumes ot the meeting with geueral favor, Waa passed’ unanl- | graor Marye. m “Aug 2A, lat 28, lon 72 20, saw a brig, party | 1oW In the water, piace, t is clear we would bave no* snow) mous.y. At (he fancy ball last night given to tho children | dismaned, ctosring Ni.” Left in port sche dohn Rowe, lig | | oun Bantro— Capt Corte of the ache Sabino, who = ——— nih r F and for ( CAUS slugle yacht would be settled up0n, wad that ay re- THR THANKS OF THR COMMODORE. no grown person was allowed to dance without a | fR.AeR Nin atten gna: lege, Port aa Prince, 16 dary | Tiyont Rate laoas, for Surotuky timtntay Plog AnaTke Ws to sailing 80 ofte: y oe} Al matters appertaining to the cruise baving thus hitle boy or girl px 4 awood, to J Tretmotte- vessel to master, ‘Had i ile, Fla, with a part cargo of rallrond {ron ; Diseases of tho Pelvic V Diseases acd Hoformitesad ficet: and, furvhermore, tat I had po thongat of bo- & ne It has been raining heavily for the past twelve | Qeaser, Lert in port brig MO Blane, for Boston { Ni on'the 1th tne Wo Fy, Noss, Fag and ern i, dug guided by Court legal decisious, vat Wat my ree, been agrecably arranged, the Commodore, in the houre—the first rain here for a month, A" Brig Maud Potter (Br), Sbields, Nassau, § days, with salt, | watil the 20h; om the 14k blew away ENRY ACDANIELS, M, Pia Lexington aveous,