The New York herald., 1867-06-23

aces OF this character are infusiug new life into
,he Of yachlmen. No longer content with but
sera Vttrps along ihc coast OF ten fifteen. miles
thew desire grand at sea, where dashng spray
sndt he excitement Of Storm and tempest wii keep
VIDE awake. IL s then that the quiet exuitaon OF pos
sessin gavessel OF beautiful proportions bounding
,ho bi issayes with no inpelng power but the swiit
brsa,h oi the God OF winds-which seam-driven hulls
can ne YER imparcomea 70 his spirit and he feels the
srande, oI inns ioray, inaepenaenh ea.tns healthy
yash,m, moi ,his country should stop here Fore
uost in mc development Of such models that have
for ,he argn its proud name upon the should not
cease the m In the past the members Of the New York
Yacht u ub have played most important part.
md ,ha suous successes that attended their
.eor,s in construction and unparalleled trials Of skill
vlhe OCEAN and abroad should be an Incentive
20 greater sacsavors the future Ihsrs wanted
more ocean races more journeys the sea where
the bsst aus NILES Of yacht can be brought ou, and
,hu. enas.e e. owner display bis seamanship There
- rlen,v tshinug examples for their mitation-the
Amer,ca, VIII 20 sdvsn, in England produced revola-
ht,oa or soca pature that had preceded IL; then the
80 bv me secess Of the America, carried into
Englis6 vaien remaining on 1ne British coast two
yc" snpns, also Of New York, was
..r.n ,o Enel ND in 1852, where, after many ami
~ssS .ssSS, Ssrs from n gentleman belonging 10 the
1.sksnn.aa Md Yacht Club induced her owner 70
-, ,sh h, The Charter Oak, built BY Captain Webb.
psSsarS pSs one, sanothcr shining example that the
genuine spirit of us .pompss .s vvss,es " brave
ss uansu rsnsa,n enb sailed from The por. Of New
YorE 70 Liverpool in hiry seven days. where he
cordially received aud bad ne psasurs Of asposng OF
vafl career 4 very miliar TO every yachtman and
.,n ths vacpt Editn vho also went ioag distance
Ssom home; and last, tn 'ish above all The rest IN me
midsin,cr rsce across, ,the ocean These are s1.
smpIes enough, and IL Is TO be trusted that after
.Ssr.s.essSss ,Ss sr The View Yacht, Club viii srs
occasisa summers cruise acr0s the Atlantic
and participate friendly nv airy ih the crack boats OF
abe Euglisn and french clua IL u only 10 this way
that n can be satisfactorily demonstrated that the
varhtmen of the New YORK Yacht tub possess the
courage The naslcal ski and mate r 70 enable them
20 he ranked wah the most succeA sui yacnimen the
world produces That one and All wiA AZ least receive
the cod al Nelcone and hositabe rsa tmcnt such dar
rlSeu a. rccsiyrd by Mr. Hamilton Morts Secretary OF
The New YORK Yacht C0b. IL nceds no accompanying
eomment.-
RyDx, June 2, 1867.
sm-I am direcied 10 inform you that tno following
resolution passed at TIE Club tins day = THAT All
members or the New York Yacht Club via ting the
United Kingdom in then yachts shall be cot sdered
honorary members o. ib Gsb and shall be b sry TO
insrodnce any friends they have staying with them
forwarded 20 she New York Yacht Club shall feel
much Obliged IL you vill kindly forward list OF
JOHN NACKiNNON.
Secretary Royal Victoria Yacht Club Z
10 n Mopros, ESQ, Secretary Of The Nes York Yacht
Club
The rowing clubs OF this country should aiso emulate
NE daring OF the yschtmen IA their transatlantic Jour
neys sud their friendly contests with the clubs of Eng
~nd and France as the letter herewith gives evidence
~veSoDs In France ever ebarscserstc Of that polite
raccy- - -, ....
N, N ,r1o~ Secretary Of the New Yors Yacht club
- not directly answer the letter which ycu did
,be hon r OF addressing 70 me, because the reply 70
So,, o. ~ ~ ,sSinss % isssn Sy n Bsnoi cnsmpy ~
rr, that the vspiy of my colleague vas NOT sa.ssciory
sosordpv ~ eur wishes, and fear that the van, OF
atnilN w ibs Rarb ef bhs SsssrAi psasnsass sS@,J