The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

tie Secret took the lead accomplishing the fist round
as under -
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Phantom. ...............,........ Il 10 il
To second r,and presenci scarcely: any change of
tleir relative positions, viz
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In the third round the phantom gained {, small ex
latter had the issue eatIeiy her way The third
round was -
S S:ssSs
wlereupon Mir Bel as declared She winner aiding
another prize 10 his airsacy large number.
Brother Jonathan as represented By Commodore Ste
startling nature That il was the repes, Of the n.vsa
ton laws that did all there be Of dcuot
MIR O. =. Young will prove II SO to his able hands
resign tse congeni, task Bat things have come to
pretty PASS when New Yorker challenges all England
In Cowss Roads aud all England hesitate about accept
ing the challenge From tie moment Of our leaving the
Waterloo road station Thursday evening" until
arrival at Cowes nothing else Was talked OF by railroad
and steamboat psssep yers Good humored surprise
expressed By some III. natured annoyance By Others
but the most singular unanimity Of opinion prevailed
through all that he Yankee las she is most Improper
~ styled) was able 10 cutsail creation with the ex-
ception, Mt least, of another Yankee, the Maria
Yet still the lurking hope which flied MIR Micaw-
bers bosom that something might turn up to save
the honor Of the Old Land lingering round msny
heart AID now and then tha cheerful assurance would
burst firth that IL the America carried OF the cup
this time there would he hal Of English noon
ers this time twevsmonth ready and atse TO beat her
Then, She was only trick OF build and, like the
Csspsrs outrgger She wou6 only oncs and be then
found out Besides she $50 ugly and had $50 lit
tie in her" with hun sred other Of com
fort the very enjoyment of which only served mark
nov deeply seated The feeling Of despair II her
being matched a: least for tie present Southampton
allied with vis.ter,. Cowes orammea--scsrcely
bed to be had for love or money Wanderers
moving about the streets long sitter midnight knocking
at practicable doors and drcwoy nightcaDped heads
for win lows only 10 receive the unpieasns nforma
zion that there vas no room for them.
Towards morning there was c, slight fall OF rain for
shich the va htmcn extremely thankSnl az the
soa3y stDosphere bore pIon.se OF breeze Shortly
Tie Clnb House the America lying considerably astern
strange looking craft enough with her long low back
sort Of phantom ship that fennimore Cooper loves to
paint big boned skeleton she might BE- called, but
phantom Hers not the tai delicate graceful spars,
with cobSeb tracery Of cordage scarcely visible against
PREPARED FOR and Up to eTythng that be put
considerable ana her draSrbt Of water peculiar six
feet forward and elevenar Her ballast is slowed in
her sss about hei water limo and she IL said 10 be-
nevsrsesss deficient in head between decks, her
form Below the water must Do rather curious She
ries oretopmas, being parent dete rnied to do
this day will probably show better than any o. the short
and acsid tba. she has hitherto run against
yachts Of the Royal Yacht iuasron.
The following i the entry, With the stations occupied
by he yachts before starting
ing the clubs q all nations Courseround the lr,s
OF wight. To start al 10 o'clock. sta,iors-No being
l. Beatrice (.chooner), 81 tons Sir W. p Csrsw Bart.
2 ,olants Sssi.ss, ,. :sn5 r ; l.; Srsig.s, Esq
wyve-n (schOOneT). 500 tons tie Duke Of Mail.
S IOne (scSoonsr), 7s..on. AimOn Ha, Esq.
Constance ('oaOcHs')' 2ls tons the Marquis Of Co.
= Tiisnis (.chOoass) 100 tons. T. Stephenson, Esq,
MP
Gip.y Queen (sesooner) 10 :oas, Sir , HogAso,,
Bart
o. Alarm teut,sr), Ie2 tons, J. ssps we,d Esq
4 fredp
II. America (sch sSasrl, ITO tons, Stevens ESQ
IL. Brian; "a taEee uastei seSooner) Se2 tors II.
Is. Bacchsnie Ccatter), 50 tons , II Jones Fss
u break (cui,ar) 90 tons, " curling Ne
Is. stella Gutter, g. tons sranldsnd Fsl.
10. Eclipse (cst,rr), 80 tons, u fearon, es.l.
y. Fernando (schooner) i27 IONS, Major " Martyr;
Is Aurora (eattrr ~ tons, lie Marchant Thomas Esq
At ave minutes before ten the sIgnai gun to heavs
short an prepare for starting was fred and moment
Afterwards oresas and lbs run Up upon sif or
se7en Of sIusiron Within three minutes all
Tesiy but tae America She was not only astsrn, brt
enormous soresai was displayed and os TO shos how
smart her could 10 when they lEed her b, 10th
her fore and AFT mainsas and gal tossai on her main
were sprtsd LIKE lishta.ng and whsn the second Sun
fred q little befcse ten ocloc) she trpped and
went away will the res.. The Beatrice led tue Arrow
being second the No.ante tiri. Gipsy Queen fourth
the remainder pretty close tOgether and the America
Last. A Light breeze wa then Rowing from ". W
UI''ia ne trst ainu,s ns i.pnenss superiority Of ths
.as-1ei I-tom, riasL She begrn at once TO glide
up 10 the feet and then 20 pass one yacht after
another until eli O.ieastle Point and before the
steamers that were going round TO Nentrer bad got
their pssaen1srs board abe had taken the fourth
place the Nosnts ben; first Arrowsec,nd and Bes,riee
thiri AID 81 that could be said for them vas hst they
dclnyir7 her nom taxing the lead little longer
than the Others The only question nov Is what can
saI that thc car 60 20 vindsard with any Of
them al; indeed heard yesterday that she beat the
Pearl 70 wndwari bot diis are good for little 'hsn
there ia regular match But mat nov close thu,
dsspsieh and go look after her; and a. 60 an oi sea
dog observes for my comhrt 20 his r1e,s mate Dyss
that steamer I'm bcs ed u the YANKEE dout beat
her cut Of sight arout the issnd aud the Signal
ms.sr At the Club house says e sgsns@sa vas sss.
ser st bull dog to oa.eh shars nut not si;Lst.sd
ing IN. speed It is scarcely probable that tue viii
be over in time to send up particulars to to~aL
Co1ts, Fridsy-io 3oPM
The 500 cup, Tor si nations for to- dsy and
after most exciting coRtess was won be the America
which beat all her comsitors with the greatest ease
The day was fse and a. ssarting the-s wac not much
wind
Eighteen vessels entered for the crsss and went o
beautifully a. 10 ocock ~ ne Ma ~ .5seTioa s's;
ol,as end ~ Neras eseh siis ahsud 81
| re nsrya ycsh. So es',ied awsy ,y iib,sos.
The Arrow ashore at Nen.sor There vera NO
other casualties though IL blew rsshiy from $. a W
outside Many of N. yachts bsys not yet retur oed.
The Queen went OF 10 the Needles TO see TIE race
America shs rounded the Needles at eight fanutss e
secock, after Which the vis5 aisd away saa the RESI-
\ vas lou lily chee-ed By all ashore aod afos.
The America arrived at the starty a vessel at IS
| M; the Aurora q tons oatter, Mr.. T. he Marchin.
| at s5b.
svssseria, "a.
letter from Berne, dated the 18th nit published Il
the Independence q belgium, .stss that the egssdv
councils OF the county have ven the discussion
sectd the whole Of switse' iand This resolution, II
said Il perfectly nexplit able after the proposition
for the execution o. the work by an English ,m
psny. II appears, how ever, that such an ianovato
upon the existing MODE OF travelling IL not popular
the country many ersons believing that the visits
tourists instead OF oeiDg thereby augmented would
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