The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-28

scHooNERs,
Yachts. O,oners.
Phantom. ............... Commodore Stebblns
Alice. ...................COm Commodore Kidd.
Palmer. ................R rutherford stuyvesant
Alarm. ...................A. Z. Kingsland.
Rambler. ...........,....I. II. Barker.
Magic. ........ ......... Franklin 0egoOd.
Fleur dc Lis. j. g. Diokerson.
n Maagie' .'.''....'''...''.TE Lo Pnrsr,
Sllvle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dodge.
calypso. .......-.......A. >. Hatcn.
Wnltecap. ...............L IL. IIVlngsten.
Eva. ............ .Mahl0n ID. sand.
sLOOPs.
Oracle. Commodore wm voorhis.
AOdle V.......... ..JOuh NOOrnib.
Kate. .............. Robert Dillon.
Madeline. ,.........."...Ja Jacob voOrhis.
STORM King. .......... Peter WORMS.
corning .............. w. ID. NchoI'
1t will be seen that no less than thirteen schooners
OF well known reputation and six first class so0ps
have entered the list. Several others are yet ex-
pected to join the squadron, and there is no doubt
whatever that magnificent display will take place.
The vicinity Of the Bayonne Yacht Club House was
the scene OF an interesting spectacle on Monday even
ing, the occasion being the launch Of a new yacht
from the building yard Of Mr.. Patrick Mclean, one Of
club. The reputation deservedly won by the famous
little sloop yacht Matte last year was such that
many not unreasonably oplned that her superior
sive triumphs throughout the entire season formed
the subject OF much admiration, and her MODEL was
her e Excellent a soOa e
spread, and after acquiring herself to the utmost
satisfaction of her owner New Orleans yachtman
purchased her ana shipped her to that city, In the
recent Crescent City Yacht Club regatta she carried
of the first prize In her class, outstrlppng all CON-
petit0rs her name beng changed to that Of Protos.
Recognizing the old saying, that "There are as good
ash IN the seq as ever were caught as applicable
has just left the hands OF the same builder and was
launched with all the honors on Monday evening,
having been duly chrstened by Mrs. Mclean with
the usual formalites The Isabella is Is feet In
length and IL feet inches beam. She carries
1000 square feet Of canvas and is 10 all respects an
eTStos '0s ss she no~ called a Wsetner
she will achieve the same renown re.
mains to be seen; but her owner, Mr.. Duryea,
IN her future success is willing it appears to match
her against any yacht for the sum OF or $4,000
o SIDE After being successfully launched the lsa-
bella dashed out IN the bay and sped aiong like
two hours she returned to her anchorage Off the
Bayonne Yacht Club House, in whose annual re.
gatta on Tuesday next she Will participate. The
entries are increasing rapidly, ana splendid con-
test Will unQuesOnably take place.
The schooner yacht Alice, Commodore Kidd, will
leave her anchorage of Staten Island tomorrow for
bue-fshing excursion. President Grant has eX.
pressed his desire to share the pleasure OF short
fishing cruise on board the Alice after his return
from Washington next week. Fish may be on hand.
awaiting orders from ner commander, Mr.. Banker
The veteran and stanch Alarm has moved up the
North river.
days since for a cruise eastward.
Mr.. OsgO0d's schooner yacht the Magic, sailed
eastward day or two since, with numerous plea
direction, likewise entertaining on board quite
The fleet Of the New YORK Yacht Club was never in
better order than at present. as nearly every vessel
in the squadron Is thoroughly fitted for sea.