New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

oo,an hos, stood upon his palace steps bn tho G
,hay came not The light breeze which hnd hpse NV
sn1sdroo from its anchorage at Whestohe ia -a1sy
qs bo had Weakened fond hopes, then spec awai
~ Ho Gloom came down. leaving the disaPpolI'ou !ha
90 DRAG their slow lengths along, emDrae9 eon il
,t,,i n1I which now and then SHOOK OUT 'ne 0an'a %
passed The Cuyahoga party lohed Mchcnn'iu J." '''
longing for the arrival OF ms iilenus. . is 81
ee be anv one with soul so dead who has got os OF
- and doesn't know how to spend lt-and nave
i ,at fbero is amentablc Ignorance IN this regsru
among tho "uppcr ten'ust let him pay Vlsl. 10 men
nards at Gcncoye where he may have and msIs
Others happy But am not here 10 40 Tue b "a
poor description to the Palace de henna,u, WIN ,s
2e 900 varieties ofroses US fountains Oh ,on bs ent
d'opyres of the Great Masters which hide ther scul
ured beauty but tell my story OF the squadron sAaIl
therefore devote the current OF my DnTs nrn,dv
that direction allowing the reader from the hints Already
given 10 dream the rest helping him no urneI tnah ~
whispering in his that the hall alone cost $500 w. az
though must confess that thus is ralher snou'! SUN "
wav Of helping his imagination
Sunday morning was spent in the absence OF churches
at Glencove by interchange Of courteses between the
Yachts These were Of the kind indicative rather OF the
lively faith than that sober seriousness IN Wncn many
good people wrap themselves the Sabbath About noon
lively breeze sprngng up the yachts got unde. WGsh
in answer 10 the Commodore's signal to iAoyds liar
bor" This time the yachts took the lead OF the Cyaoga
and kent it, anchorng in the harbor Huntington Bay,
at $780, Here the matunal deyotions were resumed or
rather our evening edition was issued ana kept III
ton for many hours. AS evening closed IN tue paus o
the different yachts gave selections from the great masters
of harmony. This performance may say, sotto tott'
notwithstanding the character OF the day was 1' n
cd 20 the rendition of Mozart aud Handel only,
Later still as night settled down and the stars peePeu
ont the yachts outryaed each other IN their pyroecnnc
displays; rockets roman-candles blue-llShts nshnB
wbizzing and utterng Jill after midnight ms shared
the applause manifested in the clappng OF IaI hahIs
with tbe songs of the rival and baitones from tie
Yachts until Verdi and Beini were Interpreted win inc
iucdity and brancy of style, attributed to the genue
man who pronounced his fyorite beverage to be BRAN
waaT." .,.-.o5
On Monday morning at o'clock the squadron started
for New-London. The rain fell heavily but WIN II c5v
breeze gratifying the hopes of those VINO degheu IN
angry skies and deed the siomacbc teroTs OF the nasty
deep To be candid was MT one OF these mat now
ever IS of trinng importance so long as retained sum
Gent vitality to WELD my Faber No p Before steam was
gotten M on the Cuyahoga the yachts were fadng away
mon the sea and the sy made their wool and warp 0i
misty horizon AT O'Clock the rain gave out, aLl lhe
clouds began TO show themselves in shapes more ueln
struggling however with the sun in his efforts 10 DreaS
througn them As the mist lifted up the yachts dscoy-
cred themselves heading in for Now-London Toad'tean
the Calypso leading followed closely by Blhrondes the
others Struggling. At p m. the squadron h'uue ny
the harbor for anchorage, in answer 10 tlo elena
from the Commodore TO follow after Without neMu
TO poson This done the fleet camo TO rest ID PHEASANT
proximity and shortly after the Cuyahoga arrived received
The santaons of the forts in the harbor ana the "ANs
of lv lawn at Pcauot House The Jessie alone was mss
ing Ii was aseeraincd that she was slightly tf9nDeo
with the wind and put in somewhere Tor an ah'Eh"'"