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Shos's. indians Nav 1851.


SIDE WINDs--I have heard that !
full wind behind the ship drives hrI
not So last forward as one as much
against her as with her: and tht
reason. they say. j. because full
wind fills but some Of her sails, which
keep it from the rest, 50 that they are
cmpty; while side wind fills all her
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Whichever way We - IN tiIa worl.i
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so we pass on swiitcr or slower.
whittier We are steering. Now, II
the Lord should give us full wind
and continued gale of mercies, it
would fill hut some OF our sails. some
Of our sfiections--joy. delight and
the like. But when he comes with a
side wind--a dispeusation that seems
almost 40 much against rs as for ns---
then he fills our sails, takes up all our
affections. making his works wide
aud broad enough 10 entertain them
every one; then we are carried fully
and freely toward tbs heaven whaisl
we wvnlJ b..
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4 THE GREAT CAUSE
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Y Oh TIN 9.
SPECIAL rslsGRAw 70 THE HERALD.

First Annual Regatta Of the Boston Yacht
Cinb-Three Different Classes Of Yachts
Competc-A Rainy Day and No Wind-The
schooner sadie, the Clytic and SIoop Fanny
the Winners. --s~
Z. BosroS June 1T-l2 o'clock NJ
Tho nr annual regatta Of the newly organized Boston
Yacht Club was one Of the nth Of Juno incidents hero
today. Amosy those deeply interested in aquatic
sports was Of cSuSS tie chief event Of the day and
those chiefly interested in aquacs assembled great
numbers to lock upon the Tying yachts as they
tested for the pending prizes
There was heavy fog all the day long. and threat
ened shower during the forenoon The threats were
partially fulfilled during the latter part Of se day, when
The sport would, under circumstances, have been
at lis height There was also an absence OF wind and
various other drawbacks Of minor nature which tho
competlng yachts had 10 contend against but notwith
standing all these mshaps. The AFFAIR may be and win
be, pronounced success when II Is considered that
abouta
The regatta to-day among yachts Of three different
classes the first class comprising oil yachts measuring
thiryeght feet and upwards the second comprising all
measuring twenty six feet and less than thirty eight
and the third comprising all measuring eighteen feet and
under twenty six, the measurement being the length on
the une added TO onethrd the difference between
that and tho length over all AFT OF stern
The first class yachts passed over Of twenty
two miles, and their respective sailing qualities may be
Judged by tho following table, which shows the order In
which they in after completing the distances,
declared BY the judges after very mature deberation:
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NAVAL SuLLETIH.


Assignment OF Naval Cadets.
The following midshpmen have been detached from
the Naval Academy and ordered 10 the steamer Qunne
bog Robert r. Csrmody. Edward A. Mcclellan, John
r. sullivan, Walton Goodwin, Frederick W. GreenieM
and Frank w. Nichols
The following have been detached from the Academy
and ordered TO the Minnesota flames W. Crimes.
George II. Clark John r. Plsbury, John Y. Merrill,
Andrew Dunlap, Edwin ID Jansg. Erasmus Dennison,
Vim. Cowies Allen @. Paul, Alfred Craven, Hamilton
Perkins, Conway VI. Arnold Edward w.. sturdy, Levii
Logan Horace ". Jones Patrick Cunningham, Richard
Rush, william n Jsques Edward n Hend-
ricks Charles Belknap, william McGarrigle,
Edward X Wood Edward Emery, George :.
puvaI. Henry O. Hunter, Fernando r. Gilmore. Jonathan
NJ Wainwright John o D. Blocker, VIM. T. Nicholson.
Eugene IL q Leutz. James NJ Miller, Frederick N.
Wise Charles W. Christopher, Edwin G. Pendieton
Frcdcrick A. Howes, George j. Mitchell, Albert Con-
dan Park benjamin. Urlci Sebrce, Frederick g. Hyde,
Henry b. Mansfield, Edward w. Bridge Jacob W. Miller
Albert Ross Clifford d. West, Joseph @. Eaton aud Will
The following have been detached from the Naval
Academy aud placed waiting ORDERS
Frederick " Symonds, Done Beehsnty. Mathew
Bolles Edwin T. Jacox, Edward H. Gheen, Arthur A.
Boyd, John A. L. Boyd, p l. Boyd, John ,; Megs.
Fdrard W Very Alfred Force, Wells L. Field, William
nj Reedsr and Charles r. Brown.
The following have BEEN detached from the Navy
Academy and ordered 70 the Franklin benjamin y.
Tiney, James 4 sticknsy. William b. n. Fraley, Will
liam H. Paul. Frederick Collins Harry Knox. Cornelius
r. Meeker, Charles r Shaw, Lewis ID. Webster and Sid
ney A. Simons
fhe folio~ins midshipmea have been detached frou
ths su-ouehanna aud ordered 60 tho franklin w. W.
Fitzpatrick, Clifford r. Gil. wsshDurn Maynard sns
Hugh W. McKea
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LivEarool, June 11-EveninG
There has been change In the condition OF the oee
ton market
The following are the closing quotations Middlins
uplands l1s<d mddiing Orleans. llkd The sales Of
Liverpool Breadsta1s Market.
LIVERPOOL, June l7-Evening
The market for breadstulfs has been quiet the fol-
lowing quotations -Wheat-Cahfornia white l3s Cd.
per GENITAL Corn-Mixed Western, 38s. per quarter
Barley As Sd per 60 lbs Oats 81 I'd per Is lbA Peas
S7s 3D. per quarter
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 1T-Evening.
The provision market continued quiet TO the close
Pork, 75s and Beef 1908 per Dbl Lard S0a Bacon
Cumberland cut mddies 4la per owl
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIvERro0I, Juno iT-Evening
rhs market for petroleum % stronger; sales were
made to-day OF standard white ct Is I'd per gallon
Ashes have declined 70 sos per cwt for pots. Roam
closed steady at Is for common Wilmington, and l2a
for nne American. Spirits turpentine, 32s Taltow, as
for American
Tho London Markets.
LONDON, June 17-2P. "
No IL Du tch standard sugar Is firm ct 25a Other
articles are without change
LONDON, June lT-Evening.
The breadstufs market to-day drm in tone, aud
prices well maintained Sugar-Market steady at
previous quotations Iron rm 54s per for scotch
pigs mixed numbers. Other markets unchanged
Antwerp Petr0leum Market.
ANTWERP. June II, 1857.
Petroleum 10 still declining; standard white, 80 francs
DOR Dbl
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Impcrtsl Disposition Towards Executive Re-
forms-The City Fortincntions.
vrEssA, juno II, 1867.
The Emperor OF Austria has decided 10 make his Min
fstry responsible TO the Roichrath.
Orders will DO issued from the War Office to stop
all work on the Notifications OF vienns.
vienna, June l7-E yeninQ
Extensive reforms TO be introduced n the disci.
pline and management Of The Austrian ~
Il Is said that the imperial governu sent is about TO
submit 70 the Rsichrash Law permit ting trial BY Jury
In penal cascs and also intends TO me proposition for
the amendment to tho constitution OF February.
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THE LUXEMBOURG TREATY.


Ensiand's Position as Defined BY Lord Stan
iey-The Naval Pewer Of France.
The correspondence between Lord Stanley and Earl
Cowey reference TO the Grand Duchy Of Luxemburg
had been issued for the Information Of Parliament IN
England.
The tone Of Lord Stanley's dispatches. which are
numerous Is substantially that her Aajesty's govern
ment would observe, In Of hostit,cs Ae sfIcca
neutrality but lordsnp did withhold counsel
from Prussia and the 10th Of April be wrote 70 the
Minister At Berlin that the Prussian Cabinet might do
well 70 consider whether might not give way the
question Of garrison ." should wish your Excelency
wrote the aoble lord $50 place before Count Bismarck
conndsntialy this view Of the question; and you will
not conceal from him the deep regret with which her
hsjes'ys government would witness the commencement
OF between France and Prussia for an object ap-
pareny Of such little practical value especially such
could fail TO reard the consolidation Of Ger
many towards which much progress has lately been
made ("
In another despatch his lordshp wished Lord LOTUS
TO remind Prussia Of The disadvantages of her position
s'She has very long seac0ast and ports to Defend"
writes his lordshp. "Whie the season favorable for
maritime operations she has Of resisting naval
prsssure 5y France on her coasts and the havoc
which The naval sxpriorty Of France would enable her
TO commit on German commerce. not only in Europe,
but also in other parts whore is actively carried on
might produce very serious financial crisis in Ger
many"
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TUE PRESS DISPATCHES.
the REFORM QUESTION.

Serious Riot In London-The Red Flag and
Liberty Cap H0lsted.
LONDON, Tuesday, June 1s-One O'Clock A. NJ
"A reform mob attacked tory meeting tonight .: 81
Jsmss' HALL stormsd the platform. and erected red
nag surmountsd by liberty cap.
There Wa much aghting and many arrests have BEEN
made.
TIE Redistribution Of Seats under the Reform
BEll-H1r. Disraelps Plan Adopted BY Parlia.
LONDON, June 17-Midnght
In The House Of Commons tonight the proractsd dis
sussion on that portion OF the Reform bill which pro-
vdss for the redistribution Of Parliamentary seats was
concluded.
division took place and resulted in . majority Of
eight votes In favor Of the Derby Dsrae government
whose plan Of redistribution 10 accordingly adopted
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Political Riot I'm London, Severe
Fighting, and the Red Flag
and Liberty Cap HOisted.
Executive Reform and Cabinet Re-
sponsibility In Austria.
Juarez Said to Demand an Immense
Ransom for Macmillan.
By TIE CABLE TO JUNE 3d. A. NJ.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

SrtClAl itlt6hAm ~ int hthAlU
Serious Defeats of the Turkish Army in
Crete-Omar Pashn ind Mehcmed Pashn
Driven Back and Their Forces Divided
Omar Pasha Burns Many Villages and MUIR
ders tho observation-disclosures of the Foreign
Consuls.
ATHENS, June 10, 1867.
Intelligence received in this city from Crete
reports that Omar Pasha, the Turkish commander
in-chief in the island, met a severe defeat.
His expedition against the Christian insurgent
positions at Sphakia and Apocorona failed, entail
ing great loss on the Sutans troops.
Omar Pasha was unable to form junction with
the forces under the command of Mehsmed Pasha,
who, having been twice beaten in Apocorona, re.
treated to an entrenched camp.
Omar Pasha, in his endeavor to advance, sus-
tanned fresh defeat Of his personal command at
Heraclien. Smarting under the issue Of the fight
the Turkish Conmander-in-Ch Chief burned all the
villages, which were not defended, in the neigh
borhood, and killed their inhabitants.
The foreign consuls resident here have officially
informed their respective governments OF these
atrocious acts.
The Italian gunboat Prince Addone saved
few of the fugitive families, brought them to the
.Pirieus.
The Turkish war steamer Isidhi which some
time since chased the Greek volunteer aid steamer
and blockade runner Arcadi, which had landed
mon and supplies for the Christians, has returned
to Gambia. The war vessel is damaged.
She had several of her crew killed and wounded
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TAss k EsftfsEis EN-

GkxND YREsENfAfisosNr h EsTsRr.s Anyway
SPECIAL. IMPORTANT AND LAST NOTICE
Ii will most positively take place al
IRVING HALL on the Evcniur OF Juiv 1857
Tickets previously issued for Cooper Institute are GOOD f
this concert at Irving Hall
Inaugufsted in the world -
A PRESENT WITH EVERY TICKET A GIFT WITH
EVERY TICKET.
grand distribution of presents will be on hs
mutual benefit principle
A PRO RATA DI,TRIBUII0M OF PROFITS TO TICKET
HOLDERS.
TicKEfs II EACH Present iii Nv ERY ficHisrs
reference number Of presents and the general
plan Of srbution given below will convnoe even
skepcal Of advantages which will
ali who participate = the snterprse Ard ne cenmerc.l
standngl Of the ana me managers
and bankers hereo WILL they hope provo eudosnt guar
OF the fairness and lmpArtAity with which everything
with will be conducted and that ~ aneor
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guarded In fact il the desire OF The
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LIST OF PRESENTS.
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: R A n c 6.

The Right Of Public Assemblages to be Re-
spected.
PARIS June 17-Evsning
The project for law regulating public meetings In
France has been submitted the Legislative body by
tho Emperors government, but does not give salts
faction.
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CHANGING THE MAP.

Spain and Portugal Intcrchanging Frontier
Territory.
From the Correspondence or Madrid, June 81
The period having arrived for the execution of
the treaty Of the Goth September 1884 relative TO the
frontier Of Spain and Portugal ratified the 10th May,
1885, and according TO which the villages situate ed
on the border ne and belonging partly TO each OF the
two countries, were to be transferred to or the
other government In totaty, those localities are about
70 DO handed to the respective authorities Sone.
limo Cambedo and Lamace ARGOS will be taken by Por-
and santa Maria
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

SOUTHAMPTON, June 1T-2P. NJ
The steamship Herman, Captain Wincke, from New
York June Q. arrived here to-day the way to Bre
men.
QUEENSTOWN, juno 17-2PM.
The steamship Aleppo Captain Harrison. from New
York June b, has arrived here. route to Liverpool
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The Governmeas Budg ct Voted by Ccrtes.
A>pRfD, June IL, 1867.
The National Corss has ed the annual bulge, pre-
sentsd by the sovernmsr'
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sswish -Four Metallic QnnIIncTs,s.s. 80 ~, Nh !.
nay os pe sur N. ,easns BRASS his face and iron IN
his heart . ,ovtl. sfgc,ussot there
s si 70. Tonic y praSTxTIoN BIrrkRs No arse
nns ever pee" sssdy sress scfnsehe - cnes
Nv au We understand that the drufus<s sna o-
49, ~ ss es,ios selling vast saAsnuss ana ss
ssT.sly fs%wS sf Tiaoi' oe. ses.apsss
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7 U R KEY.

Imperial Concessions TO Foreigners.
coSsrAsrNorLE June II, 1867.
The sublime Porte has issued a frman granting 70
aliens the righ, 10 hold lands within the limits Of the
Ottoman empire.