The New York herald., 1851-09-09

IN point Of distance to tbs Ansrses- In cosss- |
oueucs Of an intimssion that the Queen wished
10 inspect the Yankee clipper daring the day suocsedng
the race ths American clipper dropped down to the
choraee OF Osborne House (the marine residence Of
Queen victoria) and in the afternoon her Majesty
comp rsnied by Prince Albert the royal children, and
their suite went board In the State barge under the
command Of Lord Adolphus Fitzclarencs The Queen,
during her stay, which exceeded half hour made .
close inspection o: the yacht attended by Commodore
Stevens Colonel Hamilton and the officers of the vessel
end expressed the highest sdmrstion Of the general
rangements and character Of the famous schooner Both
nearing the America and departing the American
ensign dipped Of compliment TO the distinguished
visiters The Queen five guinsas as present TO
the crew Of the America
The America was ent,ced sail the Royal Victoria
Regatta at Ryde on the 2oth August for cup value
one hundred guneas given by the Queen, and open TO
yachts Of nations her Msjestys express WISH out
In consequence Of wind falling very Light or Ms the
London Times says perhaps from motives Of generous
d,cscy the America did not start but weighed with
pleasure party beard shortly afterwards TO watch
the actually beat ALL the vessels engaged In It,
upwards OF an hour.
The Morning Herald Of the 27th utp publishes the
following paragraph in reference to the yacht
America -
The great surprise and consternstion which to
prevail in many quarters account Of the perform
ances OF The American clipper viii perhaps subsde in
degree when is considered that this yacht has
been built with the especial view OF oompet ing
with the Euglish yacht squadrons whereas English
yachts OF large tonnage have for the most part been
constructed combine fast saiing qualities with the
accommodations for the comfort and convent
sbce for long voyage Of their owners aud their faml
lies The and the British yachts do not there
lore compete on equal terms. and may just we'll
expect Lord w.ons carriage horses 10 beat the Flying
Duchmsn as the Xsrifa to have suy chance witk the
Amcrics The only thing TO be depiored that know
ing the Amercsns were building yacnt TO race With
M nrtlna nI4r anAva hnlfa had
not rucis Mt national sprit TO lay down new vessel TO
csnpete 9th her
triumph will be shortved. for understand that no
Aess thsn three yacht builders have offered construct
vessels TO against h. and one OF these Is Mr. Charles
Mare, Of Bsckwai the builder Of the Mystcry B-lve-
dere, and the justly celebrated Morqoito this gentle
man IL IL said has Oer,o TO build within tea weeks,
yssht which shail se against the America for too0
We feel assured that II either Waterman Of Mare s.
Go Is nrm. Pasco Miller & Ravenbiii's firm IN the
Thames. Whte or Ratsey, of Cowes, or WanhlL Of
Poole, ahcried the opportunity Of building yacht
for rsoipg purposes only the Yankee would
rirk fling borrowed pumes before she recrossed
the Atlantic
The greatest excitement existed the result Of the
single match between the America and the Ttania NE
stephensons YACHT The latter vessel being htted
with spars and other Improvements but NO day had
been fEed fer the
The Irish accounts mention that the harvest would
be mot beautiful one that the potato disease had
cessed it's ravsges Tor the present and that super
abundant quaLtity C that esculen would be produced
In Dublin, trade very dull and the agitation
that bad cmmenced very detrimental to the best
Interests Of the country Some Of the provinces in
very disturbed state ana serious fears enter
tanned for the tranquility Of those paris where the in
1uencs Of the Popish priesthood very great
The Catholic association in Ireland having defei
the goverrmen in the open manner, ani having
formally set ut raught the anti papal bill, 4,
said that the English cabinet had determined prose
cute of The Irish bi-hops for assuming their terri
torial titles Great confusion in leland result from
this religious psrsecntion
From The FIenct metropolis have nothing new.
The metir es Of the ccuucil General had commenced
and tbeir reports looked to with much in
terest The trial c the Lyons consplrstors st in
piogrers The Psrsian trade reports are favorable
The hOpb init that this is the beet they
hsve exp~ri need for years The manufacturers
continue 20 receive orders from abroad and all articles
otiuxury were ip good dnand but The diculty Of
vertipg mercisl bills int elh tended restrict the
amount Cf their operations The accounts from the
agricultural districts that the almost
entirely eoncIudd d. The wheat crop excellent. TIE
crop q white VINE will be better thaa pccted and
the rcd fully equal TO lst year The grapes rieen
ing fast
The from Lisbon and oporto are to the 10Th An.
gust Portugal generally Tranquil great drou ght
prev-ed. which had destroyed half the viu,a:c
The overland Indian mail with dates from Calcutta
July lc and Bombay TO the 26th had arrived in London
The import trade represented rather brisk while
the expert trade very FAT. Money was abundant
ExehsDge Tn London, At Calcutta p GA at Bombay
q esd.
Our sdvices from Vienna Of tie e2i August state ihs.
The resi- ance which the cabinet of year. has with
relative 20 The annexation OF all her provinces
Germanc Confederation will doubtless indu,- her 70
absndon the prjs,. Tn. cabinet of St Pstersburr,h 1t
opposed 10 the prciect IL Il true that hithcr
to Russia has confined herself 20 making destination
TO the cabinets vienna Bern that t1e reaz alton
Of THE plan does not to be dsable nevertheless
1t doubtless prepared % set with energy,h Awtrs
SHOULD psrsev~-s
'Frsnee ard England persis. in their protests Lord
Covley second note 10 the President Of the
Diet which he declares that the project Is not nation
O. tut Eurtpssn.
DcpmsIk demands the evacuation Of Uolsten by the
federal troops urging motive the establish
Of the uaEguiny Of the country but II is considered
that the Diet will not secede 90 this desire.