The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-30 00:00:00

AQUATICS.

CORK HARBOUR RBOATTA.-TUESDAY.

This regatta commenced to•dy.
EOLINTON CUP.—This wu the principal nee of
the day, and came 011 it eleven o'clock, when the following
eight yachts started most beautifully together from their
respective moorings, and came in in the following order:
Yachts exceeding 40 tons—Time race, ons•half rate Aker's
scale-601.

Bacchante, cutter, B. 11. Jones, ILYA., 73 tow, Liverpool I
Tartar, cutter, W. 11. Davis, LT.C., 43 tow, Cowes
Aquila, cutter, I. M. Rowan, 43 tow, Greenock 3
Pauline. cutter, C. Brandreth, LI.C., 49 toes, Ipswich 4
Enchantraw, cutter, K. Madder, LC.T.C., 44 tow, Cork 3
War Hawk, cutter, T. Bartlett, R.1.T.C., SO roue, Thames
Cynthia, cutter, 11. Kos, R. St. CI. Y.C., 30 tons. Dublin 7
Echo, schooner, K. Heard, R.C.Y.C., e 4 tons, Kinsale
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What so frequently occurs in boat. Toeing of all kinds
occurred in this race, and it is probable that it will have to
be run for again, as it is stated that there aro objections to
almost all the yachts for fouling, and en objection to the
Bacchante, which was otherwise the winner by more than
five minutes, making all allowances for tonnage, &e., on
the ground that she slipped her anchor pending the race,
which is alleged to be contrary to rule. The committee are
to meet to consider the matter, and the general impression
is, that they will require the race to be run over again. At
starting all the yachts went off in splendid order, and tra-
versed the courts, which extends considerably outside the
harbour, within a reasonable time considering the state of
the weather; but they had scarcely rounded the eastern
fort when they were almost perfectly becalmed, and took •
considerable time to make the circuit to the winning-post.
Easing? Cur.—The cup. presented by the Earl of Eg-
mont, was contested for by yachts not exceeding 40 tons,
and exceeding 15 tons. Time race according to Iit.C.Y.C.
regulations--501.
The following were entered:
The Antelope, cutter, W. H. Hull, 8.C.Y.C., Blue
Peter.

The Eglinton, cutter, J. Wheeler, R.C.Y.C., 34 tons,
Cork, white and blue perpendicular.
The Champion, cutter, J. Daunt, R.C.Y.C., 24 tons,
Kinsale, white with red Maltese cross.
This race, it is probable, will also prove abortive, and
must be run for again. The three boats entered started at
twelve o'clock, but as they suffered more from the mode-
rate wind than the yachts of larger tonnage, which sailed
an hour previously when there was a slight breexe, they had
not arrived at sin p.m. in harbour ; and if the race is not
decided by nine, it will, according to the rules, be necessary
to contend for it again.
WEDNESDAY.
Mali MAJESTY'S Cur, TWO* 100 guineas, was sailed for
at Cork to-day.
Cynthia, IL floe, R.Bt. George Y. C., 30 lona, Dublin 1
Tartar. W. B. Davies, R I Y.O Cowes
3
Bacelione, B. U. Jones, ILYA, IS, LiwwPo.l
Melia, 11. M. Lang, R.N.Y.C., 42,
War Gawk, T. Buten, R.I. Y.C, inmates 3
Aquila, J. M. Rowse. &N.Y.C., 4S, Greenock
gelato.. Wheeler
Paulioe, C. Brwaileth, R.1.Y.C., 38, Ipswich
These splendid yachts started in the above order, but the
wind was so moderate that there was no sign of their re-
turn. It is not expected that they can reach the winning-
post in time; and, i. not, the match will be run for again
tomorrow.
The Lamm' rum', gentlemen rowers, value 601.
Gipsy. Mr. B. aadersoe, lionkatown
Una, Mr. Xeogriniversity, Dublin
Etonian. Mr. , 32nd Regiment, Dublin 3
Wisp, Mr. Daff, Linton, Dublin
The four boats started well together, the Cork men,
however, soon took the lead, and came is victorious by se-
veral lengths.
This race ended the sports for the day, and the result is,
that her Majesty's Cup and all the other sailing matches
must be run over again to-morrow.
THE EOLINTON Cur.—The committee have decided that
this race must be contested again on Friday, as it was
found imible to decide the objections satisfactorily.
THE Eposs
GMONT Cur.—This race was won by the Atalanta
(800•011), 27 tons, Kingstown.

Tun SCOTCH ELecrione.-7 he election of mem-
bers to serve in the ensuing parliament for the several
counties and burghs throughout Scotland is now all but
completed, and upon the whole with very satisfactory re-
sults. In not a single instance has a conservative been able
to unseat a liberal, although it was tried in the eases of
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leith Burghs. Kilmarnock Burghs,
Banffshire, Caithness-shire, Haddington Burghs, Wigton
Burghs, and Rom and Cromarty. Liberal candidates have
likewise been preferred to them of more own aaaaa tire
opinions in the eases of Aberdeen, Ayr Burgh., Stirling
Burghs, and Greenock, and but for the late period at which
Mr. Cardwell was started for Ayrshire, and Mr. Anderson,
for the Falkirk Burghs, these also might have been
added to the list of liberal triumphs. As it is, therefore,
the friends of progress hare reason to be proud of the steady
adherence which Scotland displayed to the cause of
liberal government, unrestricted commerce, public economy,
and the reformation and improvement of our national insti-
tations.—Nor4 British Mei&