New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

since the commencement OF this work there have
been seventeen charges fred, fifteen of which were
upon Pot Rock. ard two upon Ways Rect ana AL
were successful The more recent charges were IL
creased nom 60 to $ pounds and To-Day 'hsY VIII %
Of IS pounds each.
Orr YAcHr-We refer the reader 10 de-
tailed accounts on another page, ana also below, OF
soEe performance of Stevens Yacht Ameucaos me
Isle OF Wight We only fear ihA. tals graiu't0as Us
play Of her powers has frightened our Enslsh inehlS
badly that they Will iechne a challenge. should
they 90 So Il Vii be TIE cause OF much tSappoln'-
ment on tbs SIDE We have beaten them IN steamers
nchPpers and packets. 10 say nothing OF var vessels
and o.Ier g. 90 the yachts surely. they
can afford 10 select one competitor rom whole Heet'
and on ihe.roWn ground Al that IT, by any sdydn-
tace OF currents OF winds The America should be
beaten "a most improbable event. We have here an
other yacht, BY the same builder. which has mase
better tine than TN \. Bu, We are quite wlhnS 20
RISK ON 81 p-bu.ldlng fame N the alter vessel.
Cows. l,lEoY wieHr. Aux IS. 1851
Supqosre iai az accurate statement ~ tae tac's CON
ttIest sour Ameucan readers. send H.
Immediately On The srNal II The Amenca D.; Cowes.
Commodore Stevens sent uaic copy 3 which rs marked
y. f - ADDRESSED he STA answer ws> receive
on he sh-up g. which time sle AZ. excepting ,au
under her i'rr>ni ana ID ce,h tu't-' AK ah'i, N
other sent 90 the Elri Il on COPY II which
an sent and 60 which note no answer ats been made
or the 18Th to- Royal cora Yacht Cub Regatta i.'S
'c'. o.. WIG. s.n' "a An ',,ou'. y ,i \, 49,
At.'rasf- oi August ON. va crossing i'a >sN'a-
ban tou q Cwts so he steamer Cen the 60 Sc ~ ne
lacs was g. te e9stNart ~ me- Ano Is looking ~ iAe
AreucHs her ahchcra-e when >aN her lols d'san't
tu the westward order asln- io. foreS and malSdA
>'ard1e 10 III eastward By the the steamer bad
arrived al West Co"fs, The America had opened he orr
and took her frg lh. 4 cutter called ne lalsman
ahead her. standing the same way The America
came up and asSed her A. p ,he Wa '' an anchor sn1
the people tfe qua, seemed t>ion,hcd one exclaimed
to atothor lon sre Bound - hove VOW "eAN nerves
shattered p, ihls NauNec. " No. was the answer Il
am prepared ar tha.
At eleven precisely lie preparatory gun 6red aud
tie ,achs. with q usual alaoni' tor which her crews
famed Speedily got iher canvas set AMI IN nYe NM
uic afterwards the starting gun proclaimed her depar-
tue he ny leHs n'tI nns ln immense o'ncoIr>s
e,chty yachts snd other era . to,inS about
The Anaconda t0oA Che lead. ana undera pressure o cam
va proceeded towards the Nab On passing the Noe
man,. w. marked Their positions ~ =,
Anac, nda. -.------.---.---.-.- a
Fernando II %
The Yachts thence Kept away before he vmd andJb>d
~. nj ine Nab a. follows - ,
Anaconda --le 10
Fernando Y -
From hence they hauled Their wind and wicked back,
and aiie1 making few iacks the Anaconda still lending
the, succeeded reaching the Calsnot ishi which tne'
rounded rs folo"s
N. VI :.
Anaconda. -..-. .---- ----.------.--L 10
FcfnnuOe,- ...-.---.. q q 81
The Barca was 50 considerably a>tetn that sc gnse ~
all idea q looking after her
F-m the Calshot ,shf vessel the race DAY between the
Yachts and they had 10 make several tacks 10 me
Nothward the Bambes before they could weather the
two Western buoys From theuce they earned the West
erv wind with them Fernando sainng on hex antagonist,
ANA both vessels passed the station vessel together At 81
SOM IA fact would have been difficult 20 have gneni
sac M o. either party - the Seenest umpire
Ih,s now continued thelr for the second round
ke,uus We n together Fernando however, shorty gained
Nu.n her opponent and gradually increased acF dstaI
A. ih I'm they Observed q pass the Non an MI
at tendance tow ard the yachts Withdrawn IN cun,e
cuence of the American clipper approaching. ahd ever
csc directed toward her, up she came. n Sppey As
an eel plsslns e,en rig. aud comp mcntarY, To- lceNad
Not Yacht apleaftd oppose her progress she pl,eu
them a. u 20 arclor Onward she went thTo "a Meet 81
Yachts and the of her passing the Norman We hn
her AZ ih BIN which her egh minutes hehind iht
Yachts m the match With the ald OF glass We wtch'd
Ter pr.eress-they bad all approached the Nab Al N.
Am the einaIdc wounded the light vessel ABOUT hhi
minute m advance Of the Anacooda. The America dd hot
go round neut ,gder not 90 interfere WIN the
match There as No. mistakeshc came Out 10 WindNhIu
and soon hecau the leading vessel There were now mp
waId Of forty vfchs returning IN the East (hahhr az %
which sho went ick through" and reaching Sphead
We timed her comparative distance h The Two compel
uois. aS under
America -.----- 2,
Fernando .---.. } -
AID The Anaconda about nall a mile m her wake
Another group Yachts were before her-onW ara she
went and all the only 10 oppose hef pro-
,rcss the Wyyem schooner under the norm shoie
She shortly afterwards about and IN few minutes
afterwards the clipper dad the saDc, and came ou on
" her weather" She reached IN towards the ls!ahJ
passing the bows II the Alarm and then me Com