The New York herald., 1851-09-12

wind then " cloes and beat beck to the Nab
At eleven both competing yachts together the
Nab-the America undsr whole msnssn. forsssil. and
ib having in hsr flying jibbom the Titans under
fcrsss mainsail forestays ss and o, with gsntopsal
ready for setting At a quarter past eleven the
Nkris fired preparatory gun aud Ut 1lh 2on showed
the signal for starting Both vessels bore up slmaits
neouf the Ttania had her square topsail aud gad
topsaI set In moment The America set her dying
gsatopsa with her fore and aft sails wing aud wing
from the NNw. which will probably send them through
the water the sf eight nine knots The Alarm,
cotter went with them but not competing and 1t Is
sad that should she not hold with the schoonsrs
Mr. Weld her owner intends iengthsning her fourteen
feet by the bow
The Xarina and number Of yachts followed In the
wake OF the This day the wind being fesh and
tie weather hne, viii decide rs to the speed Of the
America.
The Queen, Southampton steamer, that went out In
rca to round hove in sight at five o'clock aud NJ
ter the America hove In sight, beating up At half past
live she iuside the Nab light while Ttana
This has been decisive affair there has been as
fresh steady breeze all day, and doubt fair for AL
parties We do net know which the FL st vessel when
From the London Times Aug 2ol
This exciting contest In which oil the yachting wori
has evinced such deep interest came of yesterday oil
the lsle Of Wight The America unlocked Ports
mouth dockyard half past Wednesday mig and
of that barber at half past yesterday rning
and at 10 she started from Cowes and down TO
the Nab which she left at H. competition with the
Tiania iron scheoner loo tons the property Of Mr. r.
Stephenson " P for OF forty miles out and forty
niles in They started stee ring with strong wind
from W n W AT O'Clock. the America returned in
sight from Portsmouth when about ten miles outside
the Nab but nothing could be seen Of the rtanis at
that time
psi re omen this 10 saw the America has completed
her course and 1, the winner by a long distance.
The French Republic.
rso p.;. - s,-,l ., a r, norted riot at Ivors.
49,. s ais ~ pis ,nsti,uted there an,ssr.d to he
- - -. - 80" 49, - 80 ,hs stst.m.nt
10 r.nsns dsys have already been consumed in trv
in, r. ,,.ons CHARGED with being concerned in the
ne, vons 10 destroy the government apd 20 excite
- ;,I ~ sy,d.nr. hsv,n, h.. N hs,rd -, hn,n
sides the counsel employed for the accused threw up
tl.i briefs with che uent of their cl-nts upon IA.
rouDa th.t The enity aud liberty Of defence did not
exist such ur. ctsd con iuct upon the part of the
learned copnse caused considerable surpr;se in the
court nd has since created great sensation in the
public mind The CO urs was thea adjourned in order
that the President who was asst onshsd at the c)urse
hy the legal advisers of the prisoners should ap-
point other counsel whether Il accused would accept
them or not
Much upeasness IL felt in paria caused by the reagi-
of the questions Of the election Of the President
ana the OF the consttuion-topcs which are
exciting deep pteret in the general councils rhe ap-
preL. which exists the present OF tran
quilliiy is destined to less disturbe
h..n aera az.