New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-03

Captain Crocker and Of twelve men are ready TO
make the big white soop do her level beat tomorrow In
whatever weather they may encounter The guests OF
Mr. Forbes, on board who came with him from Boston
and will sail In the Goclet race tomorrow General
Charles T. Fame formerly owner Of the yacht Hacyon,
Dr. John Brand aud George II. Richards. Colonel W H.
Forbes, OF the Hespsr and Charles A. Welsh. The
guests Of j. +. Tns' ON board the Prscla Tomorrow
will he j. H. Bu-k. Of the Mschicf and Mr. Dusk Jr,
young man IL taking yachting trip for his yaca
ton Mr. willard ". u. Morgan Frank DELUXE. willard
Nyc OF ewBedford Conn, and Mr.. Lov-joy- anna
tsur Ar aHd afraid Of salt water whom arase Is IN
progress
The following orders were distributed this morning
among the yachts comprising the squadron
FLAGSHIP poLYSA. NEWPORT HanDon Aug 2.
Nh" race for the Goeei cup will take place Mon:
day IT. this race Is decied oil that day the fleet VIII
proceed to New Bedford Oh Tuesday thence to Wise
yard Haven. n. howrVer tho race 10 Iot any cause
postponed the feet will then sail for vineyard Haven az
rect ON the following da, the morning of tho start
for Ncw.Bedfori. The squadron will heaye TO the
a Which hour the nag-hip will signal Prepare TO get
under weigh g; fifteen minutes later the signal g Oct
" %S.n , Neigh yachts %'' viii srss an i%..iss
line drawn between the ligh'shp and nas,
o. II and max. the best Of and line
drawn from the nagshp 70 h'.Sn r"ns ,' ~. p n.
within fifteen minutes after the starting signal given
will lie aken and all Jachts crossing subsequently, VIII
be timed crossing at the expiration OF the fifteen
minutes BY order ,.... ,,..,,.. ,Y.., c,,.,.,,
Per Commodore.
Captain rrecstonc of William As,or' steam
NH r,purtsd to-day having passed
Tho English cutter Genesta In Long Island sound
an F.tous Neck at . o'clock Saturday evening. The
wind was blowing fresh from the southwark aud tho
Genesta was going the rate of thirteen and half
knobs with boom well OF to port she was
carving mainsail working topsall and Two head 'as
ana was towing boat asterB. The NoufmahAl was
fourteen aud half knots an hour AZ the Time
captain Freess said the Genesa looked every inch
the she IL reported to be Al sun own tue Genesis
rounded 10 Ia this harbor anchorng neer the hag'hp
Polynia aud close to the east shore 0f Duich
Island. In fifteen minutes she was surrounded
by scOres OF rowboats packed with visitors. ViceCOm
Douglas aud Fleet Captain Robert Center went
on board al once and received by sir Edward Ie
VINCE that his brother. sir Richard sutton Was
in the cabin sick To see any one His physician
IA with him. The America Cup" Regatta
q A. Mlnton, j. +. Tass, Jules Montant aud
Charles stebbins we're then received board by Sir
EDWARD Levinge and BeayoI-Webb They congratu-
lated the latter the Gencstas splendid appearance
aud were that the cutter would accompany the
feet New Bedford. She will probably san Tor tho
GUeet Cup Tomorrow against inc Dig boops PURITAN
and Priscilla.
The excursion boats Day Star and May Queen and
many Others will bring thousands from Providence and
E. River Tomorrow TO tue great race.
The elapsed time OF tho schooner SpoishIa ~. W.
Coruder In the run from New-London was hours.
SO intIsites As seconds, which gives her favorable
positioa among the schOO ners OF her class.
The tug Luckenback arrived from New
York at o'clock She VIII accompany the yachts
as Judges boat the course tomorrow. tug
purose All yachts Will probably enter for The race
Vc,( Douglas deuirs the report that James
orou -nnett resigned his position rs Commodore
of the New-York Yacht Cub.