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The New York herald., 1851-08-25
rELEG RAfsiI.

MORSE'S AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.-NEw YORK,
Iva Albany and Buffalo Company Ufce. i6 Wall street.
up sairsThe extensive work Of rebuilding this line which
has been progress during last four i've
ing been brought to termination proprieors have plea
sure in nouncing to th patrons and the public
the fact that the New York Albany and Buffalo Telegraph
line In perfect order for busnoss and has capacity
doing amount that be presented The addition of
third wire last and the recent erection Of posts
give such increased and unusual facilities for business and
exemptions nom failures and that the
any confidently looks for the continued aud easd
tropnge Of the public under full conviction that IL shall
BY an aetye we'll use Of The appliances within IL,
be by the unanimous voice Of the pubc the dis
tnoton Of being considered the peoples telegraph. Bust
cston With every Once direct sai constant
thereby saving much time and avoiding liabilities to
This line s In connection with all the great lines
extending from Buffalo through Canada aud the Wcs Also
by recent arrangement with line,
been formed. via Clevelsnd, Cincinnati Louisville &c. so
New Orleans and st. Louis, which, 10 s believed will be
most prompt and reliable connection with those places It's
Arrangements with these nes we'll with others
Meeting 18th from Montreal 0swego. and the Geneee VAL
ley are Of such nature 70 ensure The most promps dis
patch OF business. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. superb.
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HlcEwsr RorHFnr ~ C,trroRNt,-Tbe Court Of
oesetns ior s6crnmento county convened Yesterday
m.rhipg afd empsnnelled jury 20 try the pri-
sn.ts INDICTED for highway robbery The counsel fpr
tne insisted upon the time allowed by Law 70
l,,leIe ther dcience-the court conssquently
ooe'a pu, en- the trial tl Tuesday next This desy
caus,d Riest deal uf Gsstisactiop e,nong the nns
sbd sis, ctopd some eight rei coli sstcd
mntuM.y IN 'front.' n The station house aud werc cis
hcit'sh1 having The piscu,rs hung 40 once Some.
hSEtN.r we're for their having trial vote was
Ahsn % was almost unanimous for lynchng. Before pro
'o's iu,'ner o. mn4ittte was appointed % wait on
- TOT the prisoners requesting them 70 waive
tke prviege Of fcry-eighs hjsrs DELAY, aud also
qo. me Juoee TO convene toe court io eJiaely and
poottu 70 W tae prisoners The court could not act
lbe tcr without the consent OF the nrisoner ounsa
a Nbtn me boat lft they waiting for The report
IL The general oTincn that the IA vs. sslay will not
~ '"efattc and That the tral go on without an
aolournms nt ard the punishnent will be equally sum
lie euilfy parties viii probably be hung bsfore
shc,her day gccs over their hesds-.4iia CriCrni1,
Jriy u.s.
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Arrival Of tho U. s. steamer Vixen at Pensacola,
REPORTED SUCCESSES OF THE PATRIOTS.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON,
The Position of Mr.. Webster ON
the Cuba Que sti ON.
MEETING OF THE CABINET ON SATURDAY.
Sympathy Meeting in Philadelphia
&C., dsc., &c.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Further from Cuba-successes OF the In
vadeIs, sc.

BY TELEGRAPH.
Further from Cuba-Successes OF the In
vadeIs, sc.
MOBILE, August q, 1851.
The United States steamer Vixen arrived at Pensacoa
the 2Oth In four days from Havana with further
intelligence from Cuba.
General Lopez it is said, had made stand at Marel
and had two engagements with the Spanish troops and
successful in both.
The spaniards lost so officers and 900 men in killed
and wounded.
The wounded and dead were conveyed to Havana, and
the latter buried with military pomp Friday last
The force Of Lopez increasing with great rapidy
From twelve to fourteen hundred new recruits join
his ranks daily
On the night Of tie l4th over hundred men left
Havana for the purpose Of joining the invaders.
There is report also that entire regiment Of 60
vernment troops had gone to the patriots
The people, too are rising in many quarters.
The last report Of the results of the two engagements
of Lopez is that general commodore, gene
raj Of marines with two hundred privates, killed,
and many wounded.
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CAMP NEE raNGs.

CAMP MEETING AT NoRTHPoRT. L. l.. CoxxESC-
~ ing Monday 18th and continuing for six days
The steamer CA1ALINE Captain Peek will leave Ham
gond street at oeloei Bridge street. Brooklyn, at
o'clock Delaney street at o'clock and Primes Dock at
% o'clock NJ each day Returning will leave North
ucRoroN, Capt. WOOD will leave Peek alp each day At
before O'Clock r. ~ for Northport; and
ing viii leave Northport at o'clock A N. Fare 50 cents
" B-Psasengers take the Croton at Of
comes. s Caaline her trip Northport wthou, extra
lafe.
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IHsUHAFCEs.

T,uE BRoOELfN FIRE INSURANCE coxrANr-
Chartered IN is2t; Oces ~ Fulton atrtet rrookfvs
iberchants ExshsuFe VEL street, New YorHhave tte
Wntal fec aso hsntfsne ssfplusl nvss''i l tta
1opbtsd securities ard continne N insure buiidn<s
shandis fusnture and other personal properly, vses "
ort and ther csrgce upon ~ gnrahe tev Hs say ohs
wILLrax sfIsueRrB. Pre- asrN
AfraED u HrrvrNs eecrctsxp.
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NATIsfMt,NIAll.

MAfRfhoNr MADE EASY, Or now TO WIN A
w Lover Professor LaUton. Of London having arrived
IN Boston. will ecnd address rcccit dollar
pest paid pian directions able lsdcs gentemen
win The devotd of ere opposite sex The pre-
Is simrc but 80 captivating ttat al be married ire
spectve d position, and laet. though
not least Sc arranged with suoh and delo,cy
that detection impossible Address Professor Lsvtcn,
Boston h Ne letters sahsn from the Yoss ocs. uaisss
ehs pestars u pail-
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RaRNUN's AMERICAN MUsEvn.-P. T. BARNUx.

RAHNUN's AMERICAN MUsEuM.-P. 7. BARNUM.
- and Proprietor; John Greenw Jr Assist
ant Manager Admittance, cents children, l2 cents
tnpsrais led success night after night with increased
piSuse OF the grand coDc romantic pantomime
shd such crowds the Mystic crss
Monday 1uesdsy Aug 18th and 2h in tho afternoon
at o'clock Dance curious Ladder Feats, the and
laushabe farce popular in London THE FIRE EAT
Ek and the comic antomime vf He RED AONSrER. In
the evening" at7s o'clock the Giidia the beautiful
DANA OF TBE NDERING Boy with Miss Mestsyer as
Paul and the utifu incomp lsughabe
magical and original pantomime,frH MYSTIC CROSS by
the Mnrtntt til Fnmythe most elegant ooio, and popu-
lar production Of the day. All the Curioses
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CLOTEilH0.

u EM0yAL-JOsEPH LEE, DRAPER AND TAILOR
N III Fulton street has removed 70 No. III warren street
4 f.x doors from BroadNaY.
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BY TELEG X A p III.

WASHINGTON, August "a, 1851
CUBAN .9Gairs IN Washngon-Cabinet Meeng-.4 Messe,-
ger Sent Jtr the President-ne u. S. Steqnssis Se,a-
mac, &c, &c
meeting of the Secretaries Of the Treasury aad Navy
Departments and the Postmaster General was held yes
terdsy and it is understood they decided send imme
date information to the President of the accounts from
Cuta notwithstanding that yet Official iuforma-
tion has reached the government on the subject
The sarspsc all ready for at Norfolk and II the
President cannot be heard from by Tuesday she will sail
with Governor Letcher for Vera Cruz, calling on her
way, at Havana. She will carry out special messenger
with nsuctons to inquire into the relative to the
slaughter Of fifty American prisoners explanation
as to the forcible stoppage of tie Falcon.
Although the government cannot interfere with the
course adopted by the Spanish authorities towards the
prisoners found witt in their hands on Cuban ter
ritoIy 1t has right to be satisfied that the Americans
thus dealt with were in fact in such position when
they were made prisoners.
The outrage upon our flag may be explained away;
and in itself could not ii spoogzed for be construed
into c0sus LeH.
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RxCUllNaOnA.

6-EDAR GRoyE-THE GRAND EXCURSION OF TIE
~ Members Of St. John the kvsngoliss Church. Fifth
nne possPoned from wsdnssssy 2gth instant. si ,shs
will leave the foot Of Grand street. East River at o'clock
Twenty nth street. North River. at IA and Forty third
street. North River at o'clock. The barge Washiagton
will a. fortythrd street dnr the landings shelton
Band will be In attendance Tickets ~ cents and other
rsngement, the sane A. on the k'th.
GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
u every day except saturd,ys f,re % cents each
The we'll known steamer BCFFALO, Capt Smith, viii
leave Hammond street at ~ NJ Caual street 7 Grand
street Sd; Catherine street M Pier No. North river
M returning by Y. Refrcshments, fishing tackle,
Sc, provided on board.
GRAND ExCURsi0Hs TO COMFY ISLAND, LAND
Ing 81 rsr, ssn,lssr s ssss yaEIfsts iax ss,
sally sssurson. ssyins .s iooyE- hornins TripIrro.
IL and ~ 81 Prom pier 1, N. r. - hAfpsst 10, and
<oelcck Morning trip IRON Yort asmilton ste A. Il us
rlaif price 70 children.
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1Q61 FALL CLOTHINo.-wE WOULD REsPscr-
loO fully invite Western And aoutharn merohAnt n


1871 FALL cLorHIHo.-wE WOULD aEsPscr.
a fully n,s ws:.sS s az srs S s1ss'r1 %srShs4 .ss
assortment prepared for the approaching season will
S'ss @
% sSr ssprs 20 s.r s sn, sDS
n. best custom worh 10 proved 70 be duly aprrecssd
oounry we esnssntiy receive from sussouSrs sEs
assss sy ss We
by house in the trade allowing for the
'fi'' the make jsss s
CoMETHING ABOUT CHEAP cLorHrNo-TaE
- Strangers Gude.-Ws shall imasne you have only
cuba s ma I oS s sp % zen % srnr S &
and Bestman Streets and there VIII aad "a lss1s
enty There you will dud such an assortment Of uars.
y o Ss S ss ..a nS s Ss. & s
Tas vs ssi' ,U@s % thirty sS,r no. :1s
Indeed an ssausin.,ses bought thers
Another fact purchssst cloak for sir dollars
tel ard p,SSs = IT, sss for zen ss We Ssr,s :.
eater ,..ersd aud torn and come og dressed 70
they can suit all sizes, tastes, and pockets
CAST orr CLOTHING, FURNITURE. FANCY
prs.ss. Trssr%s ws,ehss s sGS Jewslry was,sa
above on nskins apple 20 the su scrhe wAo will at
tend By 'p'HiS1%ScSo EToS %s
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
; o. asa Ss sYSS ' ss sy s. Gr %
rrni'ure &c. by rssEh St sss Ress g =, ~, reel
MB-Ladics attended 10 by Mrs. Dusseldorp.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURSIrURg WANTED.
l'9' a. e sn,sTs% VI s1Gs any cast 18th "a sS"s tn Or
bs ser ps Ss r the 'sS'sre1S y he e or
N. B.-Lsdies attended BY Me. Cohen.
CAsT or CLOTHING, &C.-LADiEs AND GENTLE
men can obtain the hislost each price for clo
~ tery description, ard supernnous personal articles IN
ra y endng their address through post or cailia on
AFfS nuhVNLf At his Clohing Store II Orange street.
.AIlEs or GESTLrNsN HAVING ANY LEFT OFF
- erirR Apparel or description prop RI
Ttse OF Will hnd ready purchaser bv making ,sa
undtrsignCd, who will rive the utmost
article Ladies wated on hy Ms Ptipips -
y u. PHtJtiPs. pa-s place.
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IyRlpIER MALL.-THE wONpERs coMNeNCE Ar s.

uALlA-TbE WONDEkS COM3ENCE AT d.
Doors open at 7Ur paraleled success Professor
wek has met with the most enthusiatio appreciation and
has been he nored with fashionable delighted
audiences which the best d he advance Of the
eeepoe OF ais prand Ora Soirecs
bis wonders illustrative falacy of croman-
CD, aud sitcheraft Professor begs to i'm
press the public that his elegant entertainment is the
same Performed by him repeatedly before nearly all
courts o EUROPE and that his cosy and
raa coupled with the attention paid mort his
sion 90 ts Juveniles under twelve Of 5
One ofPrssoue grand pianos ui be used. Tickets
procured at the hotels also ut g. Joes 80 Broadway,
q city ticket Office and Mt the Hail. from A. NJ p II.
Carriages n ay be ordered at ten o'clock.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE ONE
IL block above the National 1heitre.Georxe Les sole
prop ittor Saloon peri
ing entertainments in the afternoon at three
oclok and In the evening at eight o'clock The
other Psce of In New York consisting Of Leas
Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
ers being the largest and at the time tne talented
tand In the United states; troupe Of Model Art who
are selected for their beauty and figure and who
numer OF beautiful tabeaux taken from the pictures Of
ancient aud modern times; company of lb Girls, who
90 through variety Of ea OF strength and dexterty
eompfny 81 Male and Female Artists who will give exhi-
hilton OF Marble statnary In the world together
with variety OF interesting performances afternoon
tion-seats in Private Boxes 50 oents; stage Seats SIX
cents Boxes p cents; Parquette. TX cents.
DANoRAMA OF CONNECTICUT RIvER FOR SALE,
Cheaper will be exchanged for real estate goods;
or to man of enterprise IL will be ieaued for exhibition
upon giving good security, liberal terms Also let,
c. @. sToPPANI, s9s Broadway.
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H forrs via the 1s'hm-s Of Panama by Zachr Nell
d Co. Fer partculsrs, apply to E.ZACHRIS50N g.
Co, Agents, 81 wall street.
RERFoRD co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
~ Parcel and Paelsse kxpress, BY steamship Illinois;
and Mr. W Starr Of our New YORK once. Our good. will
Phas 18th September Frcghts should be sent 70
cce before 9th inst Small parcels received Till two
@ i'ss ,s rs s S"s must Sr o.
shippers will bear In mind that charges
twenty dye cent less than those OF anv other
exrrsss-BEkfohD CO, 2Nescy street. Astor House
PERroRD 4 cos GREAT CALIFORNIA ExPREss-
Poe, Once laws by csrryng letters United states mail
steamer censequertly seizure OF letter mails Our
s % lsh tSy from san Francisco we're delivered IN
.sprestes sps the United States mis THIS Is tbs only
txrress a hs brsnch of their house the Nearagus
San Juan, are our SCENTS We viii send ST. O. r. Hayt of
cur NOV tsrs case as ,psssl the
viii taks our mails and packages up the Juan river
rcross Lake fearhsus and Lsnoe 10 Juan del Sur
We confseuty expect that ais Tth will arr In
Ssn Francisco ~ o. sd Of Septembs Pcs1xe only three
Sn p pound c.p bnss sSS 81 thirty
BhkF0hDS q CO.. 2 Vescy street, Astor House.
ERTooRr's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
husust 18th Dtspasch guaranteed freight rsturhc cd
viii te Forwarded tv above ssesmers Tor Uhagres snd
san Juan, Tlurday, August sV rarely
SSrss sss u those ~ All br ~ raSa%s
rely With certainty that their Goods will forward
~hovt any dei ten on tne ithnus. Parcels resolved
uni az NJ Psctsrs which aust be pat M perfectly
yhier proo should ts delivered at ones before
furnished on tie above te1mer at 81. lowest rates
THOMPSON nfrCHCOCK,
Nsna1en and Agents. l49 Pearl street.
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taking by committing to Mr.. Saunders Minister In
Madrid the task Of striking advantageous bargain
Meanwhile the thing blown and the want Of dplo-
matte skin and tact in Minister lost the whole
Since then Spain declares that she will not sell that
IL is matter of honor with her. TO show TO the
world that she able TO keep possession of the island
&c. The British and French governments, too, may
have given Spain assurances Of cooperation but
doubt whether, when the worst comes to the worst
England France both, would seriously attempt to
enforce Mr. Guzos foolish notion Of american equi-
hbrium" The great idea of this continent Is that Of
unity Of government (e p1i5us mn), and not of ba-
lancing State against the other though some mad
men, even here have at times INDUCED in such dream
some eight or ten weeks ago. before Mr. Webster left
washington, the British and French diplomatic func-
uonares here limited, in semi Official ner, at the
necessity In which their respective governments might
DC placed 10 prevent Me attempts Of citizens upon
C"od TO ~heh Mr. Webster feiiere gaze rey comprete-
SIRE reply stating that the government Of the Unitd States
DONE and hourly continued TO do all in its poper to prerent
other expeditions agai st Cuba Tut that government ,oas
not TO be threatened by any foreign poue ooud not listen
TO such threats Mr. Websters note remained unanswered
by Sir Henry and the Minister sent Mr. Louis Bona
psre Mr. Webster may bsve progressive IDEAS but the
administration, of which he is the head and ront has
none, and Daniel Webster stand any longer on
the Albany platform. He must quit the concern-the
sooner, the better for his reputation
commercial treaty has been agreed upon between
Mr. Webster and Mr.. Marcolets, the Minister from
Nicaragua but the latter refuses sign it until the po
tca treaty between the two powers which is not vet
definitely agreed upon is about be signed Mr. Mar
coeta wishes to sign them both at the same time and
has written home for instructions. 1t appears that Great
Britain, condition for abandoning the Mosquito
coast requires that Nicaragua should recognise King
Ganipper the First and that Nicaragua refuses to do
so. Iod mot de F6mgme. You will comprehend the
cause Of the otherwise delay the part
Of England, in the execution of the Clayton Bulwer
treaty. P0ZZA DI BORGO
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DROUCHANs LYCLUM-DREss CIRCLE Ann pa y

RROCGHAHS LYCkUM.-DREsS CIRCLE AND PAR
- 9u tie ~ cents Family Circle 25 cts; Orchestra
81 Private Boxes. So Treasurer Mr. Martini slant
DSSrs open a to begin olock and Ma
dae Stage Manager Mr. Lynne Musical Director. Geo.
Loder This elegant and popular place of will
ana tseys company nPng most Of the old favOrtes,
together ith pquaut addition Of faces the msg
niheent Orchestra Of solo performers directed by George
oder The will with grand Over
tnre to Wi liam Toll by Rosn, with solos
s,i'e fuss and ,SIOneso After xhich the comedy Eve
L, Asper Manly Mr. Chppendae; Frank Msredith Mr.
Geo Loder Lavender Kydd Mr. stephen Leach Swift
ierret Barbara Manly (her first here) Mrs
by Miss Nayina ter first appearance her To conclude
with rev lcsal operate coloauiay the high pres
sOME HING new in which will be indlstincty recognized
occasional glin from La the bretto
music BY Brougham and BellinMr Chippepdale Mr. Chip
peneae Domley, Mr. Lynne; he Ghost of wilkins uicaw
her Sr Brougham; Mr. Skerrett. Me- Skerret; Mercury,
Mis- Julia Gonid; Mrs. Buzzard Mrs. Brougham Promper,
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GxPKEss AoENCIEs, Sss.

ID EDUcED RATES s,-TRANsPoRTATToN TO CALL
N fornis via the 1shm-s Of Panama by Zsehr Nell
son Co. Per particulsrs, apply TO Il. E.zACHRISSoN
CO., Agents, 81 wall street.
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IN IBLO'S GAkDEN.-HANAGER, Mr.. JOHN SEFTON,
Tickets, ~ cents Private Boxes, S. open 1,
to commence at o'clock. Monday August 25. The won-
Ssss Sssiu RsVs Family First nFh il Amsrca Chi
an Aer naut composed by Mons Rave which the
following strength OF talent will appear-abr Rave
Fran co.'s Eayel Antoine Rayel Jerome Rave NM Brilliant
Golet sl9ndn harzesti ASsl Lehman. Lehman Jr
pei Nine Aarzet &c To be preceded by Tight Rope
and the comic pantom ime Of the FOUR LOVERS
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ANUS e VENTS.


BROADWAY THEATRE A. MARSHALL. SOLE
lessee most grateful for the patronage which has 90
this opened for the fourth
inK, August 9th, 1851. with grand ballet Entitled "a
LELs i.E or. THE CAkNIvAL DAY IN vENiCE-ths prn-
R9ussst Nile Theresne Rouaset, Nile Adelaide Rousset
nle Clementne Rousset. and Mons Rousset comedy
IL Which those popular artists: Mess Conw,y D.vdss.
W Mhitinf, Fenpo, Shaw. Madame Ponsi, Mrs, Vernon,
Mrs. Seton. Miss Cape. Mrs Abbot and other smi.
nent performers will appear During the rsNess extern
elve alterations have been made the interior of
Theatre At an expense Of many thousand doiisrs-ths
Parquet has been enlarged than double its org
na sze the lever tier boxes has been rebuilt the house
has repainted and gas fixtures
been introduced throughout the building new stage has
been laid and other alterat made both
before and behind the curtain With oonsu the
Of the audience Engagements beau en-
tered into with Native and Foreign Stars most dstn
Ruhed reputation and the will the season
to the public the first talent of Europe
New pieces will be brought in quick
regard to expense in attaining the fidelity historic
iustatop and the Lessee pledges himself spare no
pains but to c0ntaue for the
promotion of public amusement. ~
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AMUSE MEN VS.

cents seats in Orchestra so cents. Doors open -
& , rs 81 issS S Aa's's Il s
Emperor Paul, Mr. Iton; Ivan DanileG Mr. Eddy
Catharne Soltk.G Mrs. Jones. To be followed By the
Hibernisn drama styled sHANDY hcGuIRE-Shandy Nc
Suire M b. Williams Squire Cantwelt, ~ Moore; Lieut.
GoodsouI Mr. Jordan; Frank Conner Hamilton; Dick
Mrs. b. Williams Mary OConae Miss Inert. To conclude
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ID NHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL NO.
az Brosdway, above Grand street Open every night
Icring the week Til further tice Tse original
knowh Chrstys Minstrels comprising efficient and
sste corps Of talented and experienced performers
under the management Of T. r. Chi isty whose
III; city for succession Of 1--WE have been received
With favor by highly respectable and fashionable
Tcke1 70 cents Doors open at aud will at
The Iarons Of Christys Nnstres respectfully
contin ned for the fntn ~ =" ~ =
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Sporting Intelligence.
1HE AMERICA AND TuK ROYAL YACHT SQUAD
RON Tho present season bids fair to outvie all
previous attractions since the formation OF tho
Royal ltcht Clxb At the yads Of all the enli-
ncnt builders on the southwestern coast, the ht-
ngs and rcfttings Of the yachts Of the royal squad
ron (more especially induced by tho exps cted ar-
val of the America schooner yacht as com petitor
for the championship Of the world), afford ex,cn-
sive and highly bcncdcisl employment both To me-
cbanics and blue jackets. The chs IN pion yauht
Alarm has returned TO her moorings here, after n
short sr aiso as ayswl 20 alter her rig TO a cutter
with n new mainsai, by Eversdeld, of Gravrsend.
ard new bowsrrit, from spar that has been OBJ
tai1od fftm POrtsmouth d1ckysrd. The dis
tiueuished honor Of accepting the Americlu chal-
ledge dovolvce on Mr Joseph Weld, of Iulworth
Cestlo. IN ight Of bis championsbip Of the Ro,ai
Yacht Squadron. Tbat genilcm tn is evidently re-
solved 70 gnswcr, "ktady, aye ready" 30 any and
every challcrge that nc may receive duriag th, ao-
Uoadiug as,emblsrc of the yscts o. All na;,,ns
Ills thamF'cu Yacht The Alarm Ia l9s 'gns all
utesuUmttt 1be newspaper reports ot tae cliP-
IrschoOuoT I Amerca, state h. n tonnage 20 be lSt
tore; aud it IS expected that the grand mtt,h %
the scasta Will be n contest for $500. or Gt.Out
sttslug. bltwccn these vessels The Aner,a wih
have ga CgportuDuy afforded for trylng her rate
Cf sa iiug m the race Of yasbfs OF all natlons, 70
tsit place 81 the Isle OF Wight regatta during Tho
ensuing month This will bo preliminary 20 tho
sraf q n stch With the Alarm and will tend to In
erase the interest 50 generally felt on the coast
to the rates Of sailing Of all the first class racing
hts-HamYsaaf (Eng) hdTvstssf, Ans, D.
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JJoBoxES.-A GRAND CONCEPT CONSISTING OF
IL Two Orebesras conducted by renowned Professors;
s,o na ihent tpl,y ef Fireworks IN the evening viii
tske place at Louis Beeke vauxhal Gardens Hoboken
Monday. 18th August ISL commencing a clock r. Il.
Admittance cents each j. W. kANKES, Director Of the
Chapel Of Sc. Petersburg.
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RURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr-DREss
Circle and Parqpst.e 80 cents second Tier cts Pr
e begin st o'clock Monday evening Aug @ will be played
w. 0kIlss 1S%sdy Sd M,.s CodSs ns
nsl Lynx MI Blend nrs Lionel Lynz Miss Weston; Ne
Mary Taylor Henry Dove, Mr. Burton; Mrs. Henry Dove
nrs Dyott; Mr Dismal, Mr. Rea; Mrs Dismal Mrs Blake
TO conclude with the farce Of GkIMSuAX A0SHAW
AND BRADSHAW-Nr Peter Gri msbaw M Ilurson
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M LIE NATHALIE FIrZJAMEs, THE CELEBRATED
AVA danseuse from the of apes Venice Paris and
London viii have the hon.r Of making her appearance at
The Chinese Concert Bail $50 Broa1vay Monday Sept.
j. at Tie gral Booner Co1eer which occasion she will
surg some OF her favurite airs and dan several dances
m magrihoent ttumss expressly these