The New York herald., 1871-10-19

spo1d bus ,e toth yach,s showed admirable
aula-os1 ana demunstrae, tn,i picked up her
X. nat increased to nine knots9sne 's..1e wsa an
sacs 1r ha 's nn sn9r. cnoppIng sea ad hold hes
them so last ala they bowl through the yy,,sp ~ WIZ
| thus they stood until the w ""'es'' Aon
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was reached. the Livonia being 10 windward and .
Urine ahead Here the excellent nanguvrina OF the
and passed the marked boat from the east: pnt m,
Lyonla wore ship from the west ana lost cons deas
| o'y thereby. The time was:-
Ia. "ona............i 81 o. Columbia. TTa
No> home was the word, and tue Columbia nav
ing sip. ed up to windward after passing inc stake
boat IAN, new along and raised bore like that of
a big iood n 'e IN Hell Gate when the moon is new
or Iuil ana str ing east wind has raised head q
quarter and they wer> close hauled
The Columbia In q fey .anutes gave the g0.by "a
tnat, il nothing gave way on tre former, she wosaS
probably score the second vi:toiv IN retaining the
Amerlcas G CUP % on tnls sue Q, tne wase A. TWO
there was drizzng rain, and at 2:1O q sqlNal from
the northwest, which caused the yachts to reduce
their racing canvas to the lower sails aud I'm
and some OF the accompanying boats settled away
and double reeied their mainsais. On the commit
were not aware that the Columbia had passed TO the
'front.' and having the last sight OF the racers then
mind. with the Livonia ahead they were far from .
Jolly crowd but it was all wel-tne squali passed
over the gale continued aud the yachts sped on hka
work & showing wing that S she was censeI ~ the brseSs
approaching the ghtshiD was fully nine and q haf
knots, and the waves around looked angry ana the
white caps saucy On and on few the yachts II
is close tuSsel but the representative OF America
has the victory IN her grasp and it is sure az tns
"one-two-tbrecu-tha musical bell or the hght
ship marks the time or the racers passing.
MMS HMS
There is nothing TO spare, but the race has been
done IN most remarkable time, aa IL apparent bI
the following
rs'sg TTs. o,,sss'' rs~s
Columbia. :SSA 500 HIN
Lvonia..... ..3aSayi1 ols:loN
Cheers from the hundreds OH board the steamboat
Magenta and the waving oil handkerchlels oil tina
courageous ladies' continued several minutes for tho
victorious yacht while the steam whistles OF thae
ana the comn,ittees boat wero deafening. Rear
Commodore 0sy0od ay once set lh3 signal OF victory
and his yacht st0cI Away for Staten Island but III
short f',. cue was picked up and toWed rs lar az
,,,rai M the HERALD steam yacht, whlle the Coui.
miitee boat towed he Livonia 70 staten lsland' on
ss intended 10y the committed to Eivea courss
onad to wndward to iairly test the Teatncr quaii.
ies of Ihe american and English types VI p.oas.to
vessels but ly the miseaicuatloh a'Isaad ary 81.
rnIiainnI Tho oppostc was the case, giving tna
.ha uss; possible chance, ana we nave wy
LNonul 49, -
result
"Eme morning, Mr.. Keenan," said Tom oayers IA
the prile mug TO the Benica Boy.
..Yes, very fine day Mr.. Sayers" answered
John 9.
"And man who can't fight such day as ths,
Mr.. Ueenan, can't gnt al all resumed the English
1ghtef.
Thea ppIication Is obvious.