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4 UOMIN'S MANIA.
she Follows Lydia ThOmhson Two Years
Tho Loving Letters she Wrote her.


Miss Ella 4. Griffin was assaulted by Lydia
ThomUson last week In Chicago. The case cam, up
IN court oil Tuosdlv when II turned out that Miss
Grimm al lceu following Miss THOMPSON TOR two
yvar.. even gong to California aier her, The iol-
ivUlGS letters were read:
MISS II ~. oo,S; ,ou ,,,,,,.
Let Henderson ohe
Your golden hair
knd, cost what Il may,
Al some nituie day"
r. ut.o,l ~ ,-ds are they not WORTHY n youi
raGlcal'L ucrv. pointed. frccSi,fac a. lusiwea
c.cs NJ n c HI n'' wso asia yo cpey dayt
lad very n"rT1" ''Stge oi eSS'ns n NV ,s,,er
hated and uly next day love r. Amj hnL ncyci
True love tcvor an run notN, $, why ,hnn ann
npYn 'S fy SarN EtnrS ~ 1cs no, tnaw
an TIM. about Won .r Is m delightful s'Htc "i in
NAT ltlve ~ n,seu INTO Jolly scrlpc o. rne
Hac'plr ihpi C. WI 80 = Va Ne -. - .M a..
ccitc al tbe sr,iings "a ,orH to- " ~ Jhqit sub
m''''o'' "-H no '"' '"''' '.'t FfIr+ 4 GRIFFIN
ropr ror rvvpsreov
l,r ,7oI m ny la,' He4 s.{ Hnd, -, iei ~
frd itrv hoh tle7 wnuhsed G, ioha me "a he
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hut dam. nc "a Wa AYt % Fl Nw u ,"t 80 n.i
have iuuRci on. as was .c,nag 70 rcc,'s.. %.
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may be siil for ME t. be so TOAD Of you Oui ,su,
hClu II.
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b" 10 met 10 qNSS nc llra,u,v d. 500 ltt. u,Ff-'
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from nc on tnc poa OF M tuhiy Wat .IGfr !
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have Tho iiiy t-'t d ;i''yl 90 yo1 hAi' 49,. o".
Ifn gen io0,on is en- vtl Bo TsIfp ".'..l D.,
aeeus"l % Uei - % l1un,. VII o.. t.I ... H
rcspcctaulGty. IhWa sufdc'dt 'uo1ay Q, dv'1' ''l
drcs. uriu ihIt 40. l., ~ LHe ..... ."
INT ilrf. 20 $50 vow, ana N!l w".r u DI .,
DtfJre give youuD. J. 3. A."
ANOTHER uoig pOR uHy'sn- 20.
Extract from a Lester WI ten 20 .,u'I .,.. eve
Nhru You -tt fr'.l %, basic. ..Ir ..lJ go o.
In COMEDY, nnd on nrc int ts il.. ... ..-..
other, lWsh WA, awan, vuti sI l'H.'-". o.
tNe dcNI ana marry you W .uN.'. ...
n7t. Al - On l,'f" - ."'.' 'r".nHr ,..l'
OF W troupe, : have to! h"JII cif." '''
man ll 'hS way, hLi .ul. O. . 1T. .
leave yolI 1lrme, ant Doc WnuJh az. '...I
and i've on ~ FIfo "a n,st''' Ie...
You whenever .lc'su.
You know 'ugr YOU drlrl,. a.I E''r H.,..
has made ne feel nsrrthI You I"t tU". .'.
! a." s".ns "ayI1 you Wid AeN'.s e.". '.'.'. q.
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The life boat Red White and Blue, which has
already crossca the Atlantic, started on cruise yes.
terday to New London, Newport, and MArILa's
VINEYARD, where the VII stay during the camp
meeting. Returning 10 New York. she will sail M
the Hudson, q rough the Erie Canal and the lax,
thence DIVA the Mississippi nom La Crosse, WIS.
" New Orleans. aud bacA by the cOas Tou,a.
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Mail Coach Robbers Killed.

SS,KE RVEr, Idaho, Aug 1.-THE mail coach
was a-ain attacked list night at Dr. CreeN b. tio
sane part, ct robbers, The guard yal lr yer bang
on ;ho gd rice returned the fire with effort Two
OF The rohbers are snnnoned ~ have Boon klll1l.
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Thc CnIIfornin ncnnhlIcnns, pIntfnrm.

S,N FnNcIsco, Aug 1.-THE state RcpuJli-
can Committee adopted resolutions expires slye OF
sympathy with the German people. iayoriug the
io'i .b''lluu Oi tie income tax, aud reduction n
all uA,ton or osiug The Importation of coolies,
ana requesting the state Department 10 investigate
a., tOItu'i q: our tOhsu,s N CA.Uesc ports.
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rms MORNINGS KILOGRAMS.

Cen. llric, WHO has Just returned from Aasha
protests against the Secretary Of tht Treasury irnp
hs no OF quarter OF million anuuRiv for the o
uc lnr sea l. and' lie proposes 10 carry the matter
10 thc SulJtme QUIT
TIC Germans oi poughkeepsie had an enthusiis.
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NEw LoSDoS, Conn, Aug. 1.-THE New York
Yacht ileCt arrived tuis afternoon ana auchore oil
PCquOt the House. The TidaltNaye was the first "
drop auchor. The clue will attend grand ball "
the Fequot tomorrow evening, and on Saturday
take tIeu departure TOR stnninston.
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President GRANT continues his remarkable
war upon Senator FESroN. lie has dismissed
Mr.. PATTERSON, the Postmaster at Ddnklrk, a
friend Of fENroN. and has appointed in his
place l.. L. HYDE, enemy Of the Senator, aud
jealous supporter of his great antagonist,
WALTER /. SESSIONS This shows that the re-
moyal of FESroN's rig,t-hand man, Gen MER-
rlTr. from the place Of Naval Officer in this city,
which all sensible politicians looked upon with
establishment, was only pant of thorough
going crusade against tie Chautauqua statesman.
1t is more than probable that in lighting il out on
this line Gen. GRASr will succeed in smothcrin Z
the Presidential aspirations which Senator Fen
ToS is known to have cher he'd but it is also
more than probable that, at the same time, be
will succeed in s,uothcring lis own slender
chances Of being rcnomna'ed by tlc Rerulli-
cans. lilo ought to remember the idbc Of tn
Kilkenny cats and pause in this career Of mcse.'
less hostility TO q good kopubhc.n and q pure
man.
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Apart from tie fact that they say nothing
about President GRtSr, the resolutions Of the
Republican State Convention of Ohio amount to
but very little. They applaud the financial
measures Of the Administration, which they evil
IDENTIFY regard rs ihcir great card for the cam
pai,n. but saw not word about its foreign policy.
They sound the keynote o. German unity, which
is good thing for Ohio, for the State is full Of
Tcutonic voter. However, we doubt whether
the Republicans ore going 20 maze az fsnch out
Of this kind Of nltlery Of the Germans as they
at one time supposed. Since BoSArARrE's star
begins TO wanc the Democracy are making haste
to cut loose from him. They don't intend to 60
down with him # they can help II. If the En-.
pire is overhrown, anil he is compelled 20 fee
into exile, like the first NAPOLEON, CHARLES
Y, ard LOUIS PmLIrPE. he may como to this
country. But all that the Democracy would be
inclined to do for him might be to assign him
place on the editorial staff Of the World, which
could hardly refuse position TO the man whom
It has so extravaganily culogizcd. 1t would not
be surprising to see "LorIs and " here before
the November elections; for II he Is beaten at
Metz, he must anxiously rei,erate the question Of
WEBSTER, propounded when the Wings rcpu.
dated JonS TrLER's Cabinet, "where ain
IN on ~
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This mole was written little more ihGn three
weeks before the confirmation Of Po1Ts os Gov
ernor, on which occasion, as all reports Of
the proceedings testify, Senator SurRuAN ear
ncsly led the opposition to AsIiLgY, while Senator
SUMNER zcalously defended him and pleaded for
Lis retention in Office. Under these cireu,n-
stances, will manifesty be advisable for Scnn-
tor SIBERIAN to explain the Inconsistency between
his words aud his action.
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The national authorities OF Switzcrland
have taken measures to maintain the neutrality
of that republic. They have appointed Col. Hans
HrnsoG, hitherto chief Of artillery, to The Office
of General Of the Swiss army, and Col. RupoLPu
PAR,vlcINI 10 be chief Of the general stlT Tho
expectation of materials Of war is prohibited.
and upon the export Of horses du,y Of sleD
each Is imposed, which is equivalent to prohib-
ton Al de,eitors from eitho. Of tie intend
Ing armies, and all fusitives Of age to b ar arms
from either France OF Germany, are to b, kcpt
under sur' ellancc in the iutcror Of the republic.
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Ns.gfH L -. NJ M. - I
tions where they nncser hope 10 better Their con
diiiou, In sny way 70 rise % real iudepsuaescs
His certainly rather rough that man Of such
limited means sheuld be called upon 70 cdstribute
TO party expenses; but. on the other hand, there
is no public employee in Washington who does
not know that this is the tenure by which
he holds his Office Whom nc tirst entered upon
It he understood perfectly That certain proper
ton of his salary would DO taken from him for
political purposes ana if he docs not like to
stand by that agreement, he had better resign his
place and stop grnibns Not that the prac.
,icc is not wrong in itself and demoral'ing but
it is practice recognized by all parties; and IT
can only be overcome by such moral reform in
our political arrangements ps cannot be ex-
pccted until about the time Of the millennium.
still, it must be worry hard for an honest clerk
in the State Department, for instance, TO see sl5
or SO taken from his scanty earnings, while
such person as BAScnoFT DAVIS, who has made
$50, 900 at q single bride, is retained in Office as
acting head Of TIE department in which the un-
fortunate clerk is employed
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POSTSCRIPT,
TIE CLOsE or YEsTERDI M.
BATE nv THE CORPS LEGTSLITfE

The National Guard Rr-cs'nbtishcd IN an
the Bspnrtnems- Arms tor Citizens over
~ Parts to be Completely Armed witsin
Eight Drys-No Treaty OF Pence 'fhoa
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.suLrY might remain undisturbed ::


NA5HlEGToN june II, $50 F.
DEAN SIN; In repiy to your note u the ,th am
able 60 say that the ASHLEY and lorrs matter will
Ir0llbiy he settled hs you uggest TIC removal u
hsuLEY, tie appointment Of PoTTs, and tic course
OF the Presidct throughout, has been surniisc to
no, as wen A. serious embarrassment. ] shal be
6e.lgltoi win any Arrangement that will provide
ooIl Tor ASHLEY and PoTTs Very truly yours,
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On. I0Hs BrlL's
GREATREMEDlE
DR.. John BuH.
asSrfAcrraff Asb vsytoa ~ rHr
CeIet,rssess
Smiths Tonic Syrup!
E0R rH~rtgE %
n q q ~ and ruv m,
IN niiiila Aan rrNrr

~ "NNAN" NfW ~ NJ
~ proprietor % tbs eslsifsisd nsiisiss
lasiij elslms ~ V nipssi0fity 1ssf sii rsms.
diss tEsf offered 70 lss putlis iof lhs se 80.
iain speedy sni wfmahsnt euft u Aaus sad
Eetsf Or Chiiis snd Fever. vhsthsf u short of
losK standing Ne refers 70 the entire Wes.
tern shd Southwestern e0unify W. bear him
testimony 10 Che truth u the asseflsoa. that To-
no case vhaiever will tfail 10 cure. ifihs a..
reetlons are strictly followed and carried sui
In gfeatmsny cases single doe has bcen
sufficient for cure, and whole ianili,s have
been cared Wy single bottle with psrisst
res'oraiion VI the general health II is, how.
evsf prudent AND In every css, mofo certain
70 cure " its nae il continued w smaller doces
i0r a week or too af,cf the disease has been
checked. more especiall, In diiicult and long.
standing cases Usually this medicine will
not require any aid 10 Keep tae bovtlsin good
order; should The patient however, require a
cathmtic medicine, after having taken three or
four doses Of the tonic single dose Of BuL )
VEGETABLE BANlLY PILLS will be yfi.
cent.
DR JOINS BuLts Principal Onice.
No. 49, Firth, Gross Street,
Louisville, Ny.
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have in my Office now, in successful opera
ton, one Of the latest improved machines
known 10 the world for producing Nitrous Ok
rpE AND Oxygen LAueHIsG GAS. The pure Gas
emitted from this machine will transport, as it
were the patient to the dreamlapd while being
robbed Of the offending tooth without the
slightest pain, and is perfectly harmless in its
effects. Don't mistake the name nor place, as
there are other names in the profession so near
the same they have been taken for mine.
'306 Main 81. 306 Main 81.
sep4-Iy A. WESSON.
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M. ]. Walden,
Attorney at Law,
FsnOfA, .mfss.,

Win practice in the various Courts Of tn,
District. Criminal practice especially solicited
fshisiy.
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RULLS
SARS A ? ARl Z / n.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
bis mother:
Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 80 1866.
Dr. JoHs BuLL---Dear Sir knowing the
efficacy of your Sarsiparilla, and the healing
and beneficial qualitieSit possesses, send you
the following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved so Often my wounds have not
healed yet. ] have not sat up moment
since was wounded, am shot through the
hips. My general health is impaired, and I
need something 10 assist nature. have more
faith in your Sarsiparilla than 10 anything
else wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles, and oblge
Cart, G. P, JOHNSON,
st. Louis, Mo.
P. s The following was written April 80,
1856, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson mother of Capt.
johnson,
Dr.. JOHN BuLl--Dear Sir; My husband,
DR.. G. S. johnson, was skillful surgeon and
physician in Central New York, where he died,
leaving the above c. P. johnson to my caro-
At thirteen years Of age he had chronic diar-
rhea and scrofula, for which ! gave him your
Sarsaparilla. IT CURED HIN. | have for ten
years recommended it to many in New York,
Iowa and Ohio, for serofnls, fever sores, and
general debility Perfect success has attended
H. The cures Effected IN some cases Of serofp,a
and fersr sores ::wsrs ain,ost miraculous. am
anxious for my son to again have recourse to
your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful of getting a
spurious article, henc. his writing to you for IL.
His wounds are terrible but believe he will
recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
BULLS
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CEDRON BITTERS.
~ Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony of Medical Men.

Stony Point White Co., Ark May %, sc.
Dr. JoHs Buit--Dear Sir. Last February,
was In Louisville purchasing drugs and got
some Of your Sarsapariila and Ccdron Bitters.
Ny son-iu-law, who was with me in the store
has been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on the Bitters, and soon found bis
general health improved.
:, DR.. Gist, who has been in bad health, tried
them and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
several years--stotaaeh and tesr afected--he
improved very much by the use Of your Bitterg.
Indeed, the Cedron Bitters have given you great
popularity in this settlement. think could
sell great quantity of your medicines this
fail especially your Cedron Bitters and Sarsa-
parilla. Ship me ria Memphis, care Of Rickett
4 Neely. Respectfully,
@. B. WALKER.
Prepared by Dr.. joBv Bvtt a. bic La5retory
Firth stroa' f.ouisri'le. Kv.
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Absolute divorces legally obtained in New
York, Indiana, Illinois, and other States, for
persons from any State or Country, legal every
where; desertion, drunkenness, non-support etc.
suf6cient cause: no publicity; no charge until
tablished fifteen years. N.
Address NJ. HOUSE, Attorney.
n,ch26-3m No, rs Nassau st. N. City.
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The Rlfleman's "Fancy Shot"


BY W. GILMORE sIMMs.
"Rifema.., shoot me a fancy shot,
Straight at the heart of yon prowlng Vi
de.te;
Ring me ball on the glttering spot
That shines on his breast like an amulet"
"Ah, Captain here goes for fine drawn
bcad
There's music around when my marrc S
in tune
Crack went the rifle the messenger sped,
And dead from his horse fell the ringing
dragoon.
'Now, rifeman steal through the bushes and
From your victim some trnket to handsel
first blood:
a button, loop, or that luminous patch
That giesms in his bosom like diamond
stud" .
10 Captain staggered and sank in my track,
When gared on the face Of the fallen Vi
de,te;
Tor he looked so like you, as he lay on his
back,
That my heart rose upon me, and masters
me yet.
But sns,cbed of the trinket---this locket OF
gold; .......
An inch from the centre my lead broke It's
way,
Scarce grazing the picture, so fair to behold,
Ola beautiful lady in bridal array"
"Hai riheman fling me the locket-- It's she |!
Ny brothers young bride; and the fallen
dragon
Was her husband. Hush, soldier twas
Heavens decree;
We must bury him here by the light Of the
moon.
But, bark the far bugles their warning unite; ;
War is a virtue, and weakness sin;
There's lurking and looping around US To-
night;
Load again, rfeman, keep your hand in"
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Better Late than Neyer.

Life is race where some succeed
While Others are beginning,
IT'S luck In some, in others speed,
That gives an early winning;
But ifyou chance to TALL behind, a
Ne'er slacken your endeavor;
Just keep this welcome truth in mind.
"'Tis better late than never!"
And if you keep ahead tis we'll,
But never strip your neighbor;
Tis noble when you can excel
BY honest, patient labor;
But If you are out-stripped at last
Press on as hold as ever;
Remember though you are surpassed,
"'Tis better late than neveri"
Neer labor for on idle boast,
Or victory DER another;
But while you srtive the uttermos,,
Deai ialr with O brotheri
Whate'er your station, do your best
And hold your purpose ever,
And IL you fail to do the rest,
"'Tis better late than neveri''
Chose well the path in which you run
Succeed by double daring,
Ther, thoug the last when once It's won;
Your crown Is worth the wearing.
Then fret motif you are LEFT behind
Nor ever slack your endeavor,
But ever keep this truth in mind
a'Tis better late than never'"
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Marriage and obituary notices. II not moie
than ten lines--ffee, and over iea lines, CHARGED
atregular advertising rates
All advertisements o. strictly personal
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Prepared by Dr.. joBv Bvrr a. bic Labretory
Fi1h stro7', Touisri'la Kv,
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DIR. A. WESSON.

Ds~r'Er, No, Se6 Main Street, opposite Mans
field 4 Higbees Drug Store. Memphis
In presenting my claims for continuance
Of patronage to q people TO whom have so
long been known (having practicsd over twen-
ty years In this county | deem II in great
measure, only necessary to give the locality OF
my office. In word, am able to give per-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced charges.
Particular attention paid to the regulation OF
children teeth.
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Won M DBgTHOYUR,
To my United States, and World
Wide Readers.
have received many testimonials from pro-
fessional aud medical men, as my Almanacks
and various publications have shown, all Of
which are genuine. The following from a
highly educated and popular physician in Gcor-
gia, is certainly one OF the most sensible COM
munications ! have ever received. DR.. Glenn
ent knows exactly what be speaks Of, and his
testimony deserves to be written in letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULL S
WORM DETRoYER;
VILLAsow, WALKER CouSrY, GA,
June 20, 1866.
DR.. JoHN BuLl--Dear Sir: ] have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find It wonderfully eficacious. 1t has not
failed in single instance to have the wished-
for effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article Of
the kind. am free to confess that know OF
no remedy recommended by tho ablest authors
that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On
the contrary they are uncertain in the extreme.
| Ny object in writing 10 you is to find out upon
what terms | can get the medicine directly
from you. If can get it upon easy terms
will use a great deal of it. am aware that
the use Of such articles is contrary to the teach
| ings and proctice Of great majority OF the
reSss,!iar line of N. D.s, but see no just cause
or good sense in aiscarding remedy which
we know to be efficient, simply because we
may be ignorant Of It's combination. For
my part shall make tia rule to use all and
every means to alleviate suffering humanity
which may be able to commandment hesta-
ting because some one more ingenious than
myself may nave known its effects first and
securad the sole right to secure that knowledge
However, am BY no means an advocate OF
supporter Of the thousands Of worthless nos
trums that food the country that purport tc
cure all manner of disease 10 which human
flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform m,
Of your best terms
| ! am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS r. CLEMENT, NJ. D.
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We enjoy the flowers, the sunlight and brseres
Thslo-e Hight ofhrigh' ev"e ta'ocnaeS cb,,7's
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CoLLlsIoN.-Oo Monday night, about
eight o'clock, a collision occurred be
tween two freight trains, in front Of the
Cosmopolitan Hotel. Tberegular freight
train going west was preparing'o switch
on the main track in order to hitch on
= caboose, when q special train came
round the curve, and on q signal being
given the engine was reversed and breaks
put down, but not in mo to prevent
running into the freight train, which was
then moving back, but owing to the
sleet on the track but little speed could
be made. The locomotives came to-
eether With considerable force, but no
particular damage was done, excepting
to the locomotives Mikado and Herald,
who lost their cow-catchers; the Herald
sustaining come additional dsmage by
the breaking Of springs under the tend
er. We believe this 10 the FIRST collision
shst hae ever occurred on this division.
-Esko LsdYndms, Nay Is.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-21

FoLLowING are some particulars o.
the S.ppho's third and FINAL victory over
the British yacht Cambria:
The Times gives the particulars Of
the yacht race. Bob yachts were he
Gained for long time. The Cambria
was the winner for the FIRST tw-n'v
miles, which was a beat to wiudward
and weathrred the Sappho under Con
church Cliff. Between there and St
.Catbarine's she talked to windward OF
her fourteen times successfully in work.
ing along the island from st Cnth~riue's
10 the mark, the steamer compile ing the
first side of q triangle. The Ssppho.
from her greater length, reached and
weathered the Cambria. rounding the
mark tory two seconds ahead. Herr
the interest of the race ended. The
mark steamer bad to take the Cambria
m TOW, as she trifted with the tide.
There WAS a good breeze for the first 90
miles, The struggle for the weather
position occssioned considerable excite
ment- TSere was a dense fog The great
er part of 'he time.
The third race between the yachts
Sa,pho and Cambria was won By the
>apphO.