The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-09 00:00:00

Queen Victoria

Diamond
Fidget ~

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kidgct
Cynthia
Fidget.,

ey rounded

Water Wyvern

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'he v esse

red rac

17

n the Cynthia and

at 3 34
~ 3 36

, 3 47

again rounded the Plas Brereton

mark, concluded the ray.
Cynthia
Fidget

at the ft

.hip as follows
.... at 3 591

The differelce of time allowed the Fidget bring' 8 minates,
she won the first prize, with one minute to spare.
The Fidget unfortunately grounded twice during the
race, which delayed her at least tire minutes.

The Cynthia is the celebrated vessel of that name known
as one of the fastest yachts in England. and winner of
~.....i.,00 nnzi hniinna by Wt,nhiii. of Poole.

114: .4...46,40 40 314 *A v .••••• •-• •
Birkenhead, on a new plan, with 3 lons, Hollow bow, and
round water-line aft. Her principal bearings are also
abaft the rigging. She carries no bead of water forward,

but. throws a rpple off abaft the rigging. as the various
published reports describe the yacht America to do. Since
the Liverpool •and Kingstown Regattas, her trim and
roasting have, we underetand, been altered, which, no
doubt, partly accounts for the good position she took in
the Carnarvon race.
• The race was a fair trial of speed, the breeze being so
good that the Cynthia and other large vessels were just
able to carry their gaff topsails, while the Fidget had to
take tier's in and strike her topmast.
The proceedin;,,,s terminated by the presentation of the
£4O prize to the owner of the Fidget, and of the £2l prize
to the owner of the Cynthia.

Arr. Charles Burr, of TLitigsl
was thrown from his
the spat

nd -bank, near Shrewsbury,
- and killed on

futeday Ia

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. MONDAY.
The Standard says the intelligence from Cuba has been
perused with great-interest in the city, and the conclusion
drawn from the accounts received by the Africa is, that
other powers besides' Spain and the United States will be
implicated before the subject. can be finally disposed of.
Spanish Stock is heavy. The adviees of the alleged
prozress of Lopez and his followers have caused sales to
be effected.

The Globe says that it is well believed, that if Spain loses
Cuba, the authorities of Madrid will probably show little
inclination to observe, in strictness, their engagements,
limited though they may be, with their foreig►, creditors.
Mexicans are gradually receding. The scanty remit-
tances made by the packets, and the prospect of fresh
troubles in the republic itself, are circumstances creating
dissatisfaction in the minds of holders, and they conse-
quently throw their stock on the market. Sardinian
scrip is depressed. •

The position of business in otber descriptions keeps
buyers in abeyance.

- - .
EXHIBITION REPORT.—Total number of visitors td-
day 58,052; and rash taken £2,252 17s.
THE HUNGARIAN- REPUGEES.—".
in this country will probably '
6th of next month. The

lore in Smyrna B

l'he arrival of Kossuth

3Ut the sth or

steamer MiFsissippi
lie reported cause of

['tie Appollo steamer. fr,

'orn Rotter-

ng, at two

six, when

Christian.

a bank near

itinue to decline. Tl:•

Families ar•

to of excha