New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

stood up tne S their immense white sails gstening in
the ceened over until an danger of tipping over
T;ic from their sides white balls of smoke IOe ~
WIZ anon the reports of guns were borne across me
ah1 anu Toned TO them inuumerahe number 2n
s"oncrs tugs aud small boats erowucu 10 U,ost
s,i"a, conacitv their passengers cheCrlug itVs'
f SaTv C te Winner Of the At $50 the Gam
dropped her anchor IN front on az With the White hall
Anu Anu UNITE signal of Commodore Ashbury was uas
SeTred from fore TO the nam peak 90 he fore As
tory and the American flag was Sent ur ~ renewed and
She dropped her anchor the salutng was Tho Cnnard
the cheering was most dnWp the Bay, fired
solnte 10 which the Cambria TeSI,oHiucu ny
ping her colots her g anrbor she was boarded
nv DR. Mosher Deputy Health 0icer anu inc inJc ~
- hats boyering aroundl taking TINS as an lhH %
no. "Servbody was welcome on board poured tne
passengers upon her deck MSm c wa" more curons or
rom stcm TO stern, ana euIhS nIOIV ~, -
rom ,,,rcsome than their comrades went down INTO
pCre Sne where everything no matter how minute
the ca9s ir atcuton Others went mp the rigging but
The crew caught two OF them anG aseu ,e ioo'
III bns curing the others of any desire TO go aloi
The Yacht fleet rapidly too 1p positions or H G ana ana
within an hour Commodore Sep9 %en on ~ me
rhe contains Of the fleet afterward paid thcir
respects u r very cordially received. and any impress
sens which may have been formed from newspaper re-
o'clock the Dauntess accompanied by aAeet OF
traits OF descriptions, came up ana inc receposo,
30 was none the less hearty than that which welcomed
pcr successful rival The crew of the Cambria manned
The yards and as she passed gave her three hesry IN
Stranded The Dauntless had all her plain sails sell ana
a. 1d her main peak the COmnlOdores flag She
ancbored asern Of the Cambria, aud in few moments
She was beSiegcd by the crowd OF visitors which mad
boarded the Cambria after coming to anchor she
was boarded by the officers OF the heet who eongrtu-
lated Mr.. Bennett upon his sale arrival ana upon inc
fact that his yacht had been beaten by so noble com
In The evening the houses along the shore Of Staten
Island brilliantly illuminated and the yachts also
displayed numerous lights and sent up SKY rockets ny
midnight the pertinaciOus visitors had departed,
and tie yachts lay s and quietly at anchor within
the midst OF their friends.
Old RIP VAN wINKIE WAKES Up
The Rip Van Wrinkle on her way to the Fishing Banks
passed by the Cambria just off the wreck OF The
Cazed with admiration at tee beautiful vessel as sLe
passed The American flag flies at the fore the stars ana
Stripes at the main, and the crow in their red mats pclur
eQuoy ranged about the deck She passed close I'M
the passengers sounded hearty welcome 10
the English visitors, who warmly returned the salute
DI1ntless, giving the incidents of the voyage;
LOG or THE CAMBRIA.
MONDAY July At ghsd anchor and were towed around
He M s1P AsTse! ~ Soi S Sin e b DI s gs
b ,e the wloe lover saL At 22o the signal was ostr;
t IN ~e 5S Wind Az ScosS The weather became vc E
Tlescl .ke and stood in for the land The D1qIie'
Xin al p m remained thick and the ysht lost sight
The Daunts Two miles On le lee bow Pei company soon after
Ines Jaly sAl3] tac,el ,hP lyrg y W byN OF the
1o6 to- Al GIFTED ae lassl Fg5' 'ia1y IA Plr' Az TIE
T. the 5cc, Igh abe,m head \ W. by W. distance to
drce uJcs strong .Iee n s.Iayi ship pitching heavily and
Shipping great Hd f The 'fI 6 T'' down and hcu,
& OF3 at e ih} msnia i, at qSoes VI" . miles
sh breeze strong tines weather heavy
Scry te7y sea ra51ins; the snip ieSaSns uobl.
Wesnesay G 81 Yea AMI 9e[ G I fnf Greel and
a main>a m har qus got toIIa on deh and single re
an l20 SCI the fore aud main 'oi sails ig. S9d accompanied n
p stiff steady and smooth water all sail SCI Raining
4 a s a. r ssf nsas s n Rain LOT 5 aiming si .' rain
Thnrsiay July Three shook the reefs out Of The mans'
weather gloomy the Opmasi mp and set the gaFtl
D t,nce .aiI 9 miles It, 81 50 long 80 AZ p mofrae
eT.5s and lPe weather p m Set ' az N irt ,ne
bl.; at Il D. st second jb; weather overcast.
Frdly July e-Caus. Al visited by four bottled nosl
,an At noon M 5 accou1' s. IS long Il 20 All p No. fresh
T es i a SAL and StP sdS @ IT, al 5sH3. s cu.
io2hast on md m maiHsa; breeze y
strong 6r,z and ram At 6: ent the fore opast up At uo6
an rsini sc; he ID 'opa ad fore and main psa eh ms
proved to on AdIor Line enllsi but
s5s eI bce Win .sag ram end heavy wei from al guaTsT
Al p m lgdt the s. B ship making good progress
ia oh M o. N igi, air and drilling rain Light winds
variable heavy swell ai saet Distance at noon g. a 81 70
d6aio the lnsl and o set the third in and r-eiel the
So'5 B1ot r g s .iFo S,y rccle and cloudy
onsy July Ill commencing with strong winds ard heavy
bead s.1 s2Hns 81 a. S ti y AZ ana sb hr i set
s1 aogt '' a. tSkp 10. Moderate eaie and hesyr sea
a. s6 Loa.ei he m,iaioFmi'I All @,,ds erl.o.sd il
SoS and Ia ship Yesaviag grand making 5ery god
$ A 5 o5g o D se:o ' At weather he same blowing
strong and hcyv slip behaving nooy evercey on beard
sn1g In tier bh moi showing tsr, tley sea p M
TUESDAY jelly I2-Ore a. IA stn continuing same
slaaly h rn ar heavy bss running; zip toag Ee At
shoos the @ o4t orile foresa one out u
sslei l nv acct 81 80 j9a Uy aeo a o. All
waSar JUN LZl2 a. n Islt tIe d-i1s rain: 2:s
Uske4 p d- change from ge., to north accompanied with
r GOV s s ies'y & sea: daace said AZ mile m 10y &C.
nrr.sng ll1 swell go,s """l AZ d h'uel ioTe ana man
ton: hes-y oal and beam srg heavy squalls
PEI b IT as .- 90 ao i f. Ietsa he joS
flo; wind increasing Y wea tleI roaerlag
TiGsy gg ia m weather raodera'ing with passing show
rf 1, Of llI 81, he gaT tolHi: al b. at the
;e.S,Ist rn and set The fore,or. a. noon tacsed sl fs
oaS tg acep - 20 Al r H. 4l t dgs Gjs ,'a uia
reel The nsa for ss 1Hd ga SAIL I'd aT ,' .acfsls a.
laue bov accompanied with J. Schther moderated
PHI july l5A1 fresh breeze and heavy swell and r.ir;
lrel e. g1 o. T', . w. oo SG5 "Si ont q" c
nslnopu eoE, an! set The nHoil U'ah, mod. rate az .
the tc.ltols passing aseui weather 'e Inc sud s'e
rHn noon-oe-ae. cq-sl i..;i oct IN
Longitude by accan,. Mfrh breeze. coay End r'ai
H6a. -- ir-ee AMI smooth par W ID iicl.nnf fom
ysne. Points every e'isA1s f look n5 1crI y,5n
" a.ine a.oGnI TO different Join'..
,laaI an- M e. 70, i-g @ riI f sin 81. ior,
p n r' Wv l-t rei5g cain "a, 30 rsil'gf'.
sr .5 D.. III L. scatbet cs,reaet cold Wind light
~gl s.SsIal lare ie0ergs to t no'nfafl tie 'aon
70 mis- A. O'Clock curgt setting to TIE sou'nvard IS
me ? - lg1' II o. @ .ceor g 90 oag Or oan 90 r.
hss r an he sel 1 iAf noravari VAIN t2 n
. p H. GIFTED iceberg about two miles The weather
81 fe breeze ana tle io r 70 j. ;sh'Gi $,
g.. % ce' eose IN sne5e a. 10 - o .e t Iiooa IL
- 40 '1l az I Distance "a ed l35 miles Lit