The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-24

August SCAT 67. made Csps Bon and tsuovipg
Gown the Of Africa arrived st Gibraltar At mid.
hight the % Of ssPenber making tas ruu ia seven
DAYS with bat two boilers In action.
sepishss Sine yscht lay Ia qusrsotcs; ard on the
DIS the party went On shore and put at the
September and were speat in visitipg tina fostid-
cations, resolving and rsturprg civtes and attsa
tone, and last Though not isast, picnic - -. -
woods Of Spain
sspterser g. AT 10 4 NJ the Yacht left Gibraltar for
Tapgsr 10 Africa; arriving ct place. tbs voysgsrs
wsre uSabe Ia lad in Consequence Of strong gala,
put 10 sea bound for Madeira.
Sept g. 10 wsIs pas at s,a and on the morning
Of The 1lfb arrived At Madeira Remained at Madeira
IN four O'Clock the afternoon Of rhe 11th which
tine the yscht put to bound for New York where
she arrived Sept 23 81 one :. making the passage
inside of eleven days.
The yacht has. stree the ooh of May last steamed
distance Of fifteen thousand miles
EXTRACTS AND INCIDENTS FROM MEMORANDA AND
OTHER RECORDS OF THE NORTH STAR.
The main points Of the trip are contained ia the above
rsuative but through the Kindness Of Mr. Cope 10 OF
the Merlin steamer, mate Of the yacht reporter
is enabled TO furnh condemned summary Of the chief
Incidents Of the voyage which he extracted from private
memoranda kept on board.
Friday, May 90 the ship left ssS York for SouthAmp
ton England having plsasan. ber aId clear beau
tiui shy She steamed at easy and the 23d
passed the hi shsr of Bath. The ship Mary Croker
from Liverpool bound to Phis delphia, passed
the 18th from which time up the 1st Of june the
period OF arrival 81 Southampton the weather
at iue cloudy and foggy but Nth gat pleasant winds
The all kept emplo, cd st their various duties
during the voyage.
Juns the 1st-yery early in the morning the yacht
passed through the Nseeles and having catsd Of the
bark mentioned above anchor in nine fathons
Of water, asout o'cl ok A. NJ the wind being then
sest by ore huff North From s,e ID 70 the 18th o!
Jure the 2loyed around the ship; had
excellent weather ard q very pleasant time.
JuIe 18th and excursion with an invited party to
s TIE ise Of Wait :, End upon the san' day. ao'u
Fem he 18th 20 the 18th Of Ju-e We had q v,ry
pleasant voyage. Tbs wind light and mild and Va
rad some ain The yacht large steamship and
About .loch ia the ST srnoon OF the 18Th of Jun.
na %ss ssns saa aosnt zen mn. past ns w
the bark Russian Finn. A boat was also sent on
shore fer fefre bnspts
Early IN the morning Of the 10 h C-psnha ,sn was
made tire riot discharged and tbs North Star left the
day for Cronsiadt
June 10Th Oe'ersarholm Lishtbolse beiog in sight
tbs yacht pssfed war squad Of nDe sa Of tbs ius
purng the day bad light b-eezes and upon tbs 21st
were hcareed by aleveuue cutter passed the gusrdshp
Crcnstsdt
After making anchorage all hands were buaily en-.
rloysd up he 30 h ship and the weather re-
maired good, which rendered tbs time exceedingly
pleasant.
Upon The goth tn. yacht go. up steam, stood for SEA
passed lie yacht made rice re- and the next even
rg the high steepe Of Copenhagen bore west by north
west.
About O'Clock in the morning Of the thi,d Co.
rei hagen was reached. The yacht hove to Ia seven
fstsoms Ct water, With her small bowE and the pilot
Having left Copenhagen, thu Fourth of July va o.
served sea in manner worthy Of he day, ADD we
for stiff breeze and upon the 9Th the yacht took
pilot from f. hing boat but at O'Clock in the morn.
exchanged sxuts with the United S.atee mail steamer
Franklin The weather was rough, and the brsezes
tnued very sti Tne record rns'e and ster
were and some trouble occurred of
thirteen OF the frenen refusing TO work at taking in
coal. The difficulty was soon settled, however The
her voyage Upon the Goth of July the steam got up
tho weather being clear and calm and o. twenty minutes
the 9Th -.--' w. -
Care Fis sterre about ten mile, distant ppm the
2sfh About bali past Eve O'Clock the morning Of
the 2eth r. o Flat, second mate OF the yacht was
suddeny knocked ossrbsard by the main -paaker sheet
y cd but before it could reach him the DIOR fell
low had psrishsd At Of this day the rock Of Lis
bon bore s 8 Z, and was about eight miles distant
The North Star say q large English propeller, when
near The mouth OF the Tagus upon the oo:h
Tbs weather was very hay upon the morning Of the
heading in land the fog was 20 thick tina. the aht
houe coaid scarcely - SEEN The yacht made Malaga
From the LIST to the 5th of August duty ard pleasure
engaged all the psrAons board a. before stated sai
upon ne latter day we sncho,ed at Lsa horn after pass
sultry.
The North Star reached Civia vecchia upon the 18th,
get up steam and left the harbor.
Naples ras reached 1t daylight in the morning Of the
i3th The bIsezes we're light during the passage and
ss well as the dome OF st. PETERS Caurch at Rome
which latter bors n. E. The weather was clear sed
IN the morning tie yacht was ahead OF Ischia
tie-h supplies were taken in sext day, and the party
no. being permitted 70 land the .t:.n. sts the B.y Of
OF VeIetta wa Afterwards entered coalnz cleaning
ship and reguia duty occupied the until the yach
LETT upon the 18th, and stood to bound for Con
stantilopls.
The party had fine view Of Point M,lsa, in Gre.ce,
ard sailed through ssutng the combined fleets Of Egg
The ship abreast of ths Isis II Marmora upon the
23d. and the city of Constantinople She was
Afterwards run IL TO the Godcn Horn and lor
early on the morning OF the oath, in eventsen fahons
Of water The weather exceedingly sutry aud the
shi put to sea upon the 26h passing tbs
The "a Of September very rough aud squslly AMI
tie zach. came in cOIison with brig which stand
irg north Neither sustained any serious danger The
bay Of G.barit.r sas n, sds about midnight
Upon tina sth Of September the was taken to
Sec and hove to at Porto Sauto Madeira upon the IL h.
She vss cast loose from Fuccbal Roads upon the 18TH
and steamed away for New York where she arrived yes
ts,day after doom, as We have stated above.
We have thus given q continued account Of this almost
daily progress OF the yacht from the hour Of her d.
partus to the time of her return Nothing occurred to
HaI INC " Inc Inc noAtn or O0tn the
company and crew wss sxesllent the weather most do
hahtiul eseryhtdy happy, and ell went merry .
ma rage bell the elegant conception OF tina Commodore
being natuIsd without tho event Of single untoward
incident 70 ar The enjoyment hs feel Tue strict
est Discipline WA observed board during tbs voyage
srd the Oldest seaen that Atty of the same
route may be made without the traveller ever enjoying
30 pleasabt run.
puri the ladies' appeared to reporter as
Wrtathed Ia smiles and doubt they have carried
aesy large thsre Of snnosled sentiment from their
visit to
. fbe land Of the cedar ard yins
Where the flowers BIO SON. the bea as ever shine
Ard although in that feline OF this EAs.n its fair
daughters raid to be
"soft IS the roses they tsins,'
doubt II any fair grAced its soil than many
Of the happy passengers Of the American yacht.
Tie absurd reports which circulated ia the Italian
States relative 10 the passengers board the North
Star and their suppo ed intent only to make
apparent the unhappy political condition OF that
try whilst the petition OF her owner her beauty, her
build her mission, and his ans brought ont In glo
ioas relief the ens-py. the wealth tn. grandeur and
noble destiny Of our own. Vioe Ia Republique,