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


close She could ana shot he fore thefn sicceSsion
coming TO anchor OF Ryde a lsas' tao nies, . p,
scented TO ne. ahead al my OF the Graz she bal
been running AZ alLst. Having lanced the Nc7srs.
SievCns ior the cal - tie c4lohodse s1e hale s'h
n the evening FOR COWes, and lo%led away Ike q
seagull Leaving sli me ooa'usn and facn.nen WIN
fco- sense .1a, shc c-ag TAR r. the former. n
particular. Delng duly offended with Inc liberal L.
ndy q Stars and stripes on her ensign ana rlrgee On
such 2 crack craft and lrrfafef Hit1 t1H retii-e
men Fcr 70. acre-'ipr her rnaile--o. luCcet-
hear ore lcerai oGcr Is made oy oclt1.tn oA oe-
haf n his mates. 10 man era a ci'.el y y az Se.-
tenen- would nss iheR money. IN ne lnsf' ~
CAPE Clear and hack. me worse the ''ai-eI ne -
rer and crack on I'll the rnasis went'o --' Inc
urorosftion vas not acceded 70. greatly Sd the t-
gust OF these naval curtin
dar KIN meeting o. the committee. Who. hope;
vii DO something 10 MAKE maic1 "-tl olf fleA4
al COwes. and Niih d" pf0ile IT, D. ~. e .ls ~
Urinary. IN the grounds Of - A 'iior1 Al "esf'ei'
u which Her MAJESTY actually made her appearance
and was received with suitable marks Of respecitW
delight Thus ended regatta, which was not re-
maTgable for success, though the Royal NictoflA
Yach; Club most certainly deserve i.
Tie ROYAL Yacht Squadron Regatta oeglns al
Cowes on Monday this day. The programme Is as
Ref Maest, 5 Cup VII be I'M for n ths dly By large
class cuttefs the Royal Yacht squadron oj TINS and
% be oiea 70 Ro5 Ysc, snafan cutters rom So aad
under 100 90 close a. m'd,lsi', "a fda Avg =
on Tuesday. aug 70, the ROYAL achi Slnairons aann
dinner On "wednesday, Arg 20. las Rore4 Hshness
Prince AleTts Cup. 1y large class ROYAL Nacht >1uat-e
Schocrers mo tns and aboye} Il Three fnier before md
night Aug Z no.. 10 VIn be oqcn 90 tie sual class
Roya Yacht Squadron schooncs under lio TINS 20 close
midnight. SATURDAY. Aug O. On / hIIsaly Aug -
2 tie R0a Yacht SCu-frns 500 lrpt ofen - FacIs
belonging % the clubs 4 all nations T. close Il Ids
ertersnd s,art r eacE pr7e OF horace re"oIas
The last will be The race Of The regatta OF ne year
Of the Yachting WCF.d As far a. any Isl can % rehed
on-vachtne being as uncertain a horse-rac ng-the
following vessels nave entered for the cup
MGR 1XTE- --------.- So 30. b = JoNs>
FfHRSANDF+-..---- US - MAJOR vi MAsRYy
k X9EANIE aercaa I'D ;s & : $40 saSl.
The Ttana is an non bod, won nothing last year,
and will II Is SAID be drow ned" she sars against
the Yankee IN bad weather The FIeak won moth
lng las year tie Bac han.e ditto The Fernando
- fine schooner won twice last year. once TINS.
The Arrow is splendid cutter for isnt winds, and
the Foianfe IS very fast and worthy little cutter,
which VIII have excellent chance u INC great
schooner cannot get her much, vaun'od desieratum
81 strong breeze and q rough sea. The anxiety
attending THIS race Is deep and earnest All can
say IS. MAY the best man Win but would recon-
mend ore 20 think he can be conqueror oy getting
another TO steal the wind Out ofthe Americans sails.
for y that Is his only chance OF getting away ne "u
be lamcntatly beaten The original challenge was
only TO the l7th OF August, but heTe is 40 doubt The
Nessr,. Stevens vail extend II II any one desires H.
The Great Exhibition.
The number OF visitors on Friday the l5'h vas
% $50. Amount OF receipts t2lf6 :. On Monday
the receipts were f25ll 10 number of visitors d.
s25
Among the visitors ON the 18Th came party Of
four IrOQuois Indians, VINO, besides inspecting the
interior of the building had "paaycf' with thc
Executive Committee. and were less reserved ana
more sensible than from American romance might
have been expected They expressed great lsionisn'
ment not a. the hohnoor itself, tui a. rs value,
and the WhOOp which they raised when hr 'hlh,
their guide. told them this for a moment suggested
fnrf he S4fefr nf M -
guards the treasure. The machinery IN motion also
produced strong impression upon these WA men
Of the woods, and when one of the Scii-actlng
E" mules as suddenly arrested IN ~ course, the
mantOu" great spirit was the cause Their
palavcr' with The Executive related. We hear TO
some things which they had brought over with them
from the other side of " the salt Lake and which
they wished admitted INTO the Exhibition.
Within the last few days an noccuped space Al
the west end of the building. close to wnere the ag-
rcultural implement display terminates, has been
filled up very tastefuy with specimens of those de-
scrpiOnS Of goods which form the staple manuiac-
lures OF Manchester In strong contrast TO these
Manchester goods are contributions from emma bv
MAJOR Edy, among NhichlS included sci OF reudrN-
able bTonzes. sad 20 be 5000 years old.
II Is announced tOut not officially that saturday,
the nth Of October next mas been fixed for closing
the Exhibition that her Majesty and Prince Albert
VIII return from IdmoTal To take part IN the closing
ceremonial, and that the principal prizes VIII De
presented 20 the fortunate candidates either by the
Queen mpCrsou, or by Prince Albert a. errePreSen-
tdt.ye. AmCetng of the Commissioners willb held
al the CRYSTAL Palace on Wednesday, Oct. lj 10 ro-
ceye the reports OF the several Juros &c Onthls
occasion The attend ince OF the exhibitors The Jurors.
and Tie Foreign and Local { Omm >soncrs, and the
members vi the Local Committees, j. required I'M
medatoiy after the close OF their proceedings leaye
viii be gwen 10 exhibitors 10 remove thelr goods
The reports OF the Jurics, and the names OF the
persons receiving prizes, VIII atierward be published
in Tue ICad0H GQzfffc Medals viii also be gwen
10 the JUricS. the foreign and local Commissioners,
tho Chairman. Treasurer and Secretary oi the local
Committees and other persons who have rendered
services, accompanied by certificate and copy OF
the reports OF the JuTos All the memorials viii be
presented simultaneously, but 80 date Is yet hxei
American Contributions TO the Great EXhi-
bitiOu.
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