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London, England, 1866-08-08 00:00:00

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TKKATKK--8010146" TgLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. 1 ing to any royal yacht club ; a prise of ten sovereigns for 1 THE CHOLERA. I 111
IeING.--11CrilarKit SEASON.— I four-oared galleys ; a sailing match for seven sovereigns a-
romances commenate at 8 o'clock ._._,,,—,_. COWES, Avatar 7, Erotism. I for fishing and pleasure hosts ;an open race for skiffs not
il during thewasic a new and • (nkrrealt PELSollamil.) This year the list of prizes is not quite so full as exceeding 18, Ter Prizes of Si. t.• a deck heat " • prise of I The number of cholera patients; admitted to the
by Matta MEM, Eu., tattled ten sovereigns for ronr-oared galleys belonging to Eakkaatkopr. , London Hospital during the 24 hours terminating at noon
Principel cheracterst—Mrs ddr- GREAT STORM IN 'IIIE ADRIATIC. before hut yet they are of sufficient importance to make
a Thompson, Mr. George Honey, the tan interesting meeting. First in the list is the I West Cows,, ii, be rowed for by the ?A.
! ?Title... residing_ in either town ;a _ race for boats dye::: yesterday
these,persons, was 22, being six more than had been taken in t
I Bobsteleas, In which Messieurs DAMAGE TO THE ITALIAN FLEET.(
prize given by her Majesty, for schooners belonging
and a oeionging to zest or Welt Cowes for W. •: • priZe of 10.0
tad Normand* will appear. New FLORENCE, AMMO 7. reeths Royal Yacht Squadron : the queen's Course 1 ~,,,,,gea for fo,""al galleys am„d ihy tale crew. ; a reales, were attacked with cholera. The deaths during
e race. The raoe for to-morrow (Wednesday) is open • i
A storm broke out yesterday in the Adriatic. to an cutters of not less tban 30 ; more than 100 toes, '
sesond duck hunt ; and an open race for skiffs for 5L the period mentioned were 11, as against 12 on the pre-
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BLY BOOMS, 218, High Several vessels of the Italian fleet were damaged, belonging to any royal yacht club .7610 to be sailed for I These races created great intermit, and were exceedingly vious day. The recoveries were, from cholera, 4 ; from t
set sad favourite establishment over the Queen's Course. The first ' 701. ; second, well oonteated, the duck hunts exciting considerable diarrhea, 6- total OTh applicants for out door frost-
spool bead, seder the &Teuton and the Affondatore sank in the port of Ancona. 201.
and . Yacht price. . einneentont. . e
; third, 101. The Royal dinner meet for premonitory diarrhea fell to 200 yesterday.
_eWiir ae entire', new selection The crew were saved, and active efforts are being will alto take place in the evening of this y. On Thur.-
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men at half-put 8 : close at 12. From about the 11th July, when the outbreak fiat set in,
made to raise her. A committee of inquiry has day there will be a race round the Isle of Wight open to THE ROYAL ALBERT YACHT CLUB.
1 the number of sick patients steadily increased from 3 or 4
all yacht' of not leas than 30 tons, belonging to any royal —.--
I E hi, cheap and pare ; been instituted to investigate the causes of this ' yacht club. Three to start or no race (a hands. PORTSMOUTH, Acorn 7. in the day to the maximum of 554 which was reached on 1
st ; AntithistannaZolls7. a 6iL ; disaster. cap). The first mize, 701. ,• second, 20I.• and third, the 23rd July. Then • comparative lull took pkce, and •
ie. per dosen ; 18a. ed.; 101. The Royal Yacht Squadron ball in rho evening. The The regatta of the Royal Albert Yacht Club was the numbers fell to about 270, but the disease • again in-
ea. ; Chablis, ilia .• X Ha to PRUSSIA. usual display el fireworks will take place on Tuesday even- resumed to-day, hut the wind continued to blow se strong
I Moselle, 48e. a dorm ; Cognac in on the e which Mr. Pain, of Waworth- from the W.S.W. that only one price was sailed for. The on the 31st ult. 497 persons were prescribed for ; )
dozen, bottles included. Terms BERLIN, AZOINIT 7. g . Pared , and for • , . co . and
oath...
-- road, utak to the squadron, has been prizes offered by the committee the a eras observable after that li
General von Mantenffel has arrived here Hearl • ' specially is for Portsmouth' tlt • o hies Regattanotcompeted f
• . prepare on en extensive scale. The Queue's Course or , Moo and ut were -
a into the oountry.
ut SONtt, Distillers end Imposters, was present at a military council held to-day in the ta to start from off the Royal Yacht Squadron castle. I a postponement until the weather moderates having 'been hers of those attacked, hut to the opening in various localities
dished Mt ordered to the eastward they will round the Warner 1 ealT properly decided upon.
palace, after which he had a farewell audience orgo .
the . et dispensaries where medicines and advice are given gra-
sant, pans to the southward the Brambles (between I The prise sailed for to-day was the Albert Cup of the taitowa to all who 1
RAPHIST, INVENTOR the King. He is said to be entrusted with a ape- shoal and Cowes), then round a flag-boat moored to the value of 50 guineas, presented by the deb, for cutters of chapel t ' Workhouseccent
themselves. In the White-
kP.,-. the 17th of November, cial mission to St. Petersburg. Baron Werther - ',award of Lope Buoy ; back to the castle, passing between 135 tons and under 80 tons, the course being from a starting aatieate Union the horse. tiler." Ilre.„_aboulLwav°,__,___lera
„ HANOTUAHUARE, and for , .KM tugboat and male flagstaff, keeping outside all buoys , vessel moored off Southaes beach, round the Warner light ;;„ nen,, fin male ."--- "n"“' ••••" ••• "'"
it HEREFORD LODGE, GLOU• leaves to-morrow for Prague. The Grand Duke CI eib 4119 shoals (Peel included), except the Middle and Stew- , ship, then round the S.R. buoy of the middle in the West De.-o— tempts:, and they are under the care of I
mr-ROAD, sada' Bm`wvard dm Saxe Weimar will • here to clay, 11;19C1 the pie bridge, leaving the Warner and the fiagboat off Lepe en I Channel, re techape district has been very
hum BALE 6600 CARTES de e arrive y, to the starting vessel after rounding iewerekr xtzt and the (titre '
me poverty of a portion of
lent band. If ordered to the westward the course wall ' the Spit buoy time.
la of 131° Pak and PANORAMIC nipotentiaries from Munich and Stnttgard to nor- hit. stall O7 . round. Five yachts were rte population hes united with the pea to produ
in LONDO , PARIS, MADRID, merely reversed, leaving the fiagboat off Lepe and entered for the race, vix : whence of mush misery. It is no uncommon thing for the
sap to Ma size. row. Waller on the port hand. In both MIMS twice round the Yachts. Tons. Owners. medical men employed under the Local Based at Works
BERLIN, Amuse 7, WripriNG. course. Christabsi Si Mr. A. C, Kennard.
MAPIIIC ARTIST to Te_any, in the upper Heine, a letter nee lent dilineV for the prise sewed tbe Wand the smiling eon- lions to be called up Ave or six times in the seem al a 1
sPblex '''''''''' R fel tilt`66,. night he seiend parsons suddes# mikes withal", slieemer— ae•etwitiataigmhesil
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Dime ,lna house in Spring-gardens, six children belonging to one
t, to Y. L MAJESTY the EWE- from the Count of Westphalia, a mexabei of the the yechte are to go round. The yachts moat pass outside
U. xmilwri th° QUEEN 61 R d laring that the oath of all •ce he had Vanguardfernilzets; been seised with diarrhuia. width
all the buoys and marks on the shoals extending from the , - in ohs case
LT :to H. MAJESITY ths KING OUR°. ec Wood slime, finishing between the fiagboat mewed off the The vessels slipped their moorings about half- has developed Into cholera. In a house in Dunk- I
the KING of HOLLAND: to H. taken to the King of Prussia Iss to a Federal castle and the entitle flag-staff. The committee will also de- twelve o'cliolek, and immediately tacked round towards the street,
, six deaths have occurred.. t 1
OETtIOAL ;to the IMPERIAL Warner lig t ship„ having a splendid on the star- N 1 ith the view of affording separate accommodation for I
!OGEAPREE of the PALACE of Prince was no longer binding, in consequence of aide by signal an We morning of the ramie which way the
NofDM An laorder to avoid fouling when starting. quarter. Me Sphinx got round first and obtained a cholera patients, the sanitary committee of St. Marylebone
his Majesty's withdrawal from the Germanic Con- yachts
roads are cast, . good lead, followed by the DM e, Vanguard, and Chris- have resolved to erect a cholera hospital in the Stone-
full of yachts, and prominent amongst
PAINTING.—In oil on federation. The Upper House has unanimously them are the Dagmar his Royal Highness the Prince of tabel in tlts order named ; nthe Fiona, owin to the slyyard at the northern enspsdaterl than d oLitehre partriiah, writ ia more
being this
Wee adopted a motion for the presentation of an address Wales ; the royal ykkht Victoria and Albert, and the time occupied in getting. leer head roan
considerably in the rear. They maintain their per e purchased an 7 a house,Po Boat taorha e lb:- I
Alharta ead Elfin, royal tenders. The other yachts here
n
IRAPHII ma SILK.—His to the King. Before the departure of the Crown an the Cecile. the
, marquis
of Dooo.hada ; Fait Ronatmonth !dative positions with . but little change to the formerly used at Bethnal-green aa a cholera hospital, and
w 17100 Set Prince of Prussia for Heringsdorf, an address 111111 117. F. P. Deka. Saddifie--- -louses, Colonel J. L Warner, the Sphinx having hauled up to the wind- at 0600 transferred two unloads of the material, to the
Nitholl • Te isohore Captain Tatnall R.N.Queenward of her opponents, and shaped their course westward stone yard, where disinfectants were freely used.. These
IRAPHEE EMAIL.—New presented to him by the principal authorities of nue; Nike rePt __, ~,_' , „A' bos,,. in the midst of a heavy sea, with clouds of spray beating steps created great alarm in the neighbourhood, already
=ea. this city, expressing the deep sympathy of the inha- C.B. ; Dream, Mr. Marlborough w"ei `'''°"" -•' over their bows, and the smaller venlig'
G. Bentinc ,k P. ; Brilliant, N. G. H.ded
appeared at times from its crow state very unhealthy, and the inhabitants.
~..,„. S. he almost buried by the sea. The Plena, however, soon who considered the vicinity a moat erous and Moon-
RAL PHOTOGRAPHY, bitants in the loss sustained by his Royal Highness Ackert. ; Florence, Duke of Leeds ; Titania She
--- -.- Zariel it.'"..'' regained the d she had lost, and took the second ve *Olt one for the erection of a cholera h •
groun o.apital at once
Lufra, Lord Pooninby ; Velma, Lord Colville ; °skim
Ilw°°°°4l°°4 and bilarg•menrr 4by the death of his infant son, and eulogising in Lord Berner, ; Lotus Earl 'Vane ; Shark, tkp Earl of place, the Vanguard also heading the Dion() ; and on called an indignation meeting to protest agamet wiat they
i . roundin the flag boat off Boutin.* beach the first time considered to be the favouritism of the sanitary
glowing terms the personal part taken by the Cardigan ; Northumbria and St. Lawrence, Mr. Gi.,‘-: they wereg timed followsas':—Sphinx, 2h. 4 min. 45 •info • the district
oellent Situation of Mr. Prinoe in the military achievements of Prussia.- Stephenson ; Pantomime, Colonel Markham :
• Rain— 'Fi 2h 5 • 4 -V I2 h. 8 • 10 cc"'
k forcing upon poorer . that which they
ona, . min. . sec& , engem, ~ min. secs.; ept from the wealthier districts, although the latter were
toles him to OPERATE REGARD Colonel Finch ; Hoh-i-noor, Captain J. A. Lewd, R.N. ; Diane 2h. 22 min. 26 sew. The Chrutabel was con- far better able to contend successfully against its effects
The Crown Prince, in reply, thanked the municio Algeria, Mr, J. Mulholland ; Hirondelle, Lard Henry •
&.—By anew process of Mr. polity, and concluded by pointing out the joyous .
Lennox •• Sir rt. •
, Questioners, J. B. Guest, Bart. , Nympn
Sir J. Bley, Bart. ; Intrepid, Colonel de Monosaax ;
" y in the rear, and she therefore gave up than the former. The meeting took toe
' the contest, into • . in a 'very large
and went Portsmouth harbour. This room attached to the Pluton Tavern, orth-street, Grove-
order was maintaind throu bout the second round, road. The room was crowded, and the test 'tem t
lune CAST= bs visiTr• are prospect that all their just hopes, both Prussian &aside, IL. J. Paulson ; Cabman, Mr. BAsendale ; Owns., the . .If . , . gm elm ea
i The public can thus obtain a Colonel B. Bering ; Syren, Mr. A. H. Davenport ; Avoca, • two leading vessels 'hotly drawing upon those prevailed throughout the proceeduigs. Mr. Fennell coon-
by means of which sentel ewess and national, would speedily be realised. in the tsar, and on agate completing the course the pied the chair, and Mr. Goddard moved, " That in the
Mr. T. Walker ; Pauline,. Mr. T. Then till ; Sabrina, so . (Ltio, i 34 seconds 1
i simple indications, such u the ahead of the Fiona, the o• • of this meeting' the stoneyard Is a most
....1 11,a. 1,... natal.. artlona- MTH= AMY Mr: J. Naylor ; Amason, °l°' J. P. wabib.; 851-.; Mani former- :telfc tined at- 3-h. 58 - ' 30 secs. and the latter ineligible spot to • ' the intended cholera has-