The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-28

Madgfe, Storm King, Magic Alice, sllvic, RANGER.
Palmer, Calypso, Oracle and White Cat.
PIE NOISY DEMONSTRATIONS
did not close when she came 70 anchor. The tugs
and steamers whistled the artillery was discharged
men shouted and the oars made military time IN
schooner. Bunting was displayed everywhere. and
the Cambria was given cordial welcome.
sail HERALD reporter boarded her and
VS. courteoasy received by her owner,
or not na who inquired s az ass' whe anT
Wnen Informed that he had been was surprised; but
nc expressed great astonishmenr that the Cambria
was not reported lroin Cape Race, because he said
thar he had stood IN three miles from shore show
Ing his signal plainly. Mr.. Ashbury and ali the gem
European war. The Cambria was nrst aware that
she had won the contest when she received the in
iellgence from the lghtship that the Dauntless had
TaE APPEARANCE or THE CAMERA.
from nautical stindpolnt. was sucn as one might
was used as sort OF sail locker, 1t being found
necessary TO stow The racing canvas there after
few days out The swinging table ntted with RACKS.
was removed. Alter coming to anchor the Cambria
was Immediately crowded on deck and below by
HUNDREDS OF AMERICAN YACHTMEN.
They inspected her rig; the ratlines unusual In our
squadion; her interior arrangements; her lockers,
sfaterooms, pantrles and galley forward, including
bath tubs beneath the cabin floor permitting the IN.
PRODUCTION OF sea water by tap and It's eNt into the
Ashbury's cot In the stateroOm which hangs on rim
bles, was also considered novelty.
The Cambria, DeSieS her main cabin, has an AFTER
cabin, and the wood work below decs Il wrought in
oak. Her butts, raising spans, deck arrangement
and general rig were also discussed.
The Cambria carried thirty-thr men all told. Her
seaInen were dressed IN white shirts ami scarlet
caps. They were considerably Drowned.
THE GENTLEMEN ON BOARD THE CAMBRIA WERE
Mr. james Ashbury.
Mr.. A. Is. Cook.
DR.. Charles Goes.
Mr.. Dixon Kemp
Her officers Were:--
Captain Tannock.
Sailing Masters-Charies Rood, Richard Rood
Assistants To sailing masters-Mr. Clark, Mr..
Roberts
There were besides two stewards, two cooks. two
plloI3 and two mates on board.
Shortly after SAX O'Clock o report was received
that
THE DAuNTLEss
was coming up II proved true. The men manned
the rigging, went aloft depOyed the cross trees
and cheercd at the command The Daunte ~ pass ed
bria, anchOring more to northwasd. She was also
boarded by hundreds.
MIR. Ashbury was astonshed al the small difference
In the respective runs OF the two yachts
'seventy-ave minutes, " he exclaimed, is q small
margin.r
excitement now was az fever heat The decks or the
two schooners were swarmng with people. Tugs
steamed here ana there, yachtmen Congratulated
the TWO owners upon their sa g arrival, and ladies'
began TO step over the sides Of the two vessels. The
animation at Clifton did not slacken. It
continued up 10 late hour. Large parties in their
own chartered crafts went down to bid the famous
Englishman triple wei ONE; and as the hours Of
night drew on inpr0vised bands played Yankee
Doodle" ana other national AIRS that reached Mr..
AsabuIy tnrough the skyIight on deck he sat TAX
ing the last OF his SEA fare.