, 1859-06-17

ueia5' as "en q" 49, ,,n +hc harhor
1toas WIS sae '1s* III E..+ anchored off the
Inc GAL was ~ ~ e.. ohont & miles from the
seA's>s'' ~ n,;,+ sout], of Hyte Park
p'ef; 'u,A -, a.. +,0 Mconeen-a
f,o ,n;,as yhrr then put about for
.h.v h,d cone sou1e
the home s1tecn, VIZ s.a,n ,ra,cr rxbich
lu4ee .,44-s ,o,.. -. having fo:be bailed
eaeseu -. usl .o.r-,.a when The EoIus
'a.: '.'' 1'''79 - ~. >d;stance M.
anu o"i "e4' .a .:,,.
oe.Heea 20 "o ~ a s..-4od ,axo +he Anna.
Ane ~ ,t.,f,u.a ., toct. cinsev owner
o"aef, A.s1 .. sa..s T.r:uo,ar (nntnoen1
~ 1~s! ~ r.na 90 fa., Tbese were
- ieet 1u"44 M, ~ o,,d clG.s. ,here v.retbe
~, -. $4,000 - % h., ur 1emmen, sai,ed by Thomas
o.,s,s" 10 f.s, :. Eo,;us owned byG, R. Brack-
80 s,;1sd hr p r. Kfna. II feet FLYING Dutch.
man owned bv Robert Addan, 20 feet; White
c.. % f.a+ :, nn,t .a,iied .ty, Frank, 90 feet;
E.ta owned br Jas. KIM. sailed by G. Johnson,
=. e,a. 1;u, On fept and Sylvan Queen, owned
hv NJ Jen,,nen The .Eolius arrived ut la min
Anno arrived nj 3 o'clock. carrying Of the first
nr;ze There was a stiff breeze blowing from
H. ror,hoos+ oN the t;ne. The sailing was
e..;..r .,d IL. &.bo,a +h;no missed of to the
.,.;sfse et;on of a,1 concerned. Commodore c.
n;cbnond nerforned his duties in an adni-
r.b,e manner,
,rax PARTY OK TEE 7aArk1xR.
The steamer Trare1<r started out with II very
large company to accompany the Regatta, but
was obliged to return in few hours, owing to
the ladies. aud not few Of the guests too, be-
ing unable to stand the tossy-ing Of ye tenn
pestuous bellons." They say the seenc was
rwfuf OF sea. One lady pitcouslJ cried out 1or
hotel or . hospital. Those WHO we're sq"aFh'-
ISL and cast up ther accounfs; IN IN unpleasant
.wdy, say the best part OF tic tun was the TO
landing on the dock again. Everything WAS
done to relieve the miseries, OF the poor fresh
Xater sailors, and many arg amusing incidents
told about it.
TIE TRIAL OF STEAM FIRE xsG1sEs.
Perhaps the most interesting Of the day y's pro-
| grammc, was the trial Of steam Tire engines.
The striking OF the Court House bell haa been
| agreed upon as signal ior the starting. Inc
signal was given at one O'Clock, aud tile engines
! started with the following results:
Atlantic, corner of A1ch'gan ana "olcot
streets, IN the North D1F1sloh, torch SCI 10 lus~
naee a. s'as@ne' 'ne ~ 'sSo1'o 1s"'
atos ~" o''esa' a'eea" -" o"4'uos =" A''O'
ules ~ oe.o"us
long ao"a' l'asa1c Street. near " asn'os'on'
same prel1mlhaf1es' time minutes ~ secoaus'
The As1aad V"<fa started from the corner Of
Clinton and Randolph Streets west DlSis'oo
| auu altuousu oesa'aeo ~ pFeotu5 u u'1"ee'
ran Tue same o1s1anee' ana eot "a'ef oh III
mlha'es ana ~ secoaos
The Ea'frPr1*e Started from the -Afmors' was
detained W teams, ran into coal yard, ana die
not arrive until tic others had got 1alfl5 1e
work.
The whole Instance run VAS ~ pioeks, o'
''''. 4','V 'ees' 'Ae oou.' 4se ~, "A
f'''4'u - a. 'l4sASs -.'"4' ~ r'o
"nees oa tne a'e'aas's sa'e e'e0' s'''s'asN's'
no' oh'' 10 oor ''s''o's' ou. - o'' =" e'~e"
VINO are more tlan ever sa''spe" .. '4e po"'
ana enc'encF OF 'ne STEAM "te ens'"es'
iue long 9oa" oofs' nef muse several ''I''ss
owing 10 her great ump'"g 'o'ee' anu ner nea'
u stean'' - oo' was AnosAeo ueao o'es nee'
~ Inc bursting u '''e nosc' A'" A'"D' "ef
ofenenea'
f''| axis 1Af''14'o'
This admirable collection OF works OF art "a
visited by great crowd OF admirers during III
day, "ho expressed themselves dcilgAtsd. on
editor said CINCINNATI had made no e1hlpt'o
e1ua4iy rs nne anu Iasee. we are e'ao 10 81
the ''ss1ofs did hot 1nluFe any article " hahe