The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-15 00:00:00

J. Carroll, c Qin:enter, 1) 0. Smith 2
E. lb:lay, b U. limit!)
Mr. R. Lipecomb, c J. Hoak, b 0
Smith.

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1-b 2

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t:wauoow+m.—PYatlrriasa.
J. Smith, b WiHaber
D. Hayward, b Willahrr
F. Pryor, b Lapaeomb
T. Hayward, e Bennett, b Lipscomb
R. Carpenter e Willaher, b Lapeocenb .
Mr. W. Newman, b Lipaocenb
Mr. H. Rink ran out
Mr. A. Xaaterton, b Lipmemb
0. Smith, b Liproomb
W. Cornwall, b Willsher
W. Watta, not oat
b 7, 1-b 3, w
Total

ROYAL VICTORIA YACET CLUB REGATTA.

BYDE. PamAt EVKIfiNG.

In the report of the race for the Vice-Ckma-
modore'R Cup round the Isle of Wight yesterday
there were some few details necesearilyomitted. The ves-
sels got fairly off together, turning to windward under
working maintopeails, the schooners with their foretop-
meata housed. The Condor, having the weather-gauge,
got the lead, and kept her position from first to last. Near
the Horseshoe Sand the Cambria, being on the port tack,
having just gone about to avoid the shallow water before
she bad the way upon her, met the Aline,
who was on the starboard tack, and seeing
that it was impossible to run under her stern, to
avoid a serious collision the Cambria went about, thereby
compelling the Lafra to luff up, Aline being the ultimate
gainer by this unpleasant contretemps. The rate went on
with increasing wind, and off Sandmen Bay, the
Condor was stall leading, the Aline second and the
Cambria a good third. The Needles were rounded as
follows:

H. Y. p.
Condor 1 36 0
Aline
Ounbria 1 30 0
2 ecrinme; 2 2 0
2 13 0
Pantomime
The other points of the race were given yesterday, and
as already announced the Aline took the first prize, and
the Condor the second. .

This day was appropriated to a number of boat races,
consisting of a race for dingies, a race for yachts, farr-
owed gigs belonging to the Royal Victoria Yacht Club.
with four prizes amounting to 714 a duck hunt, a match
for yachts' gig, with four oars, with four prizes of the
value of 71. 10..; a race for yachts' dingier belonging
to any royal yacht club, with the three prizes of 31. 10s. ;
and several other minor races, the whole sportsterminatiag
with what in called a pole dance.
The race for to-morrow is for the Commodore's Cup,
value 1001., presented by Mr. Charles Thelluson, commo-
dore of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club. The next yacht
in of any other rig to receive a prise of 60/., presented by
Mr. Thomas Broadwood. A tame race. The course to
be from Ryde Pier to Cherbourg.
The following yachts are entered :—Cambria, 185 tons,
Mr. J. Ashbury Goshawk, 255 tone, Mr. T. Broadwood;
Condor, 129 tons, Mr. W. Ewing; Marina, 65 tons, Mr.
J. C. Morice; Maia,; 140 tons, Mr. J. Elhuns ; Hya-
cinth, 69 tons, Marquis of Exeter ; Mona, 78 tons, Mr. E.
Boutcher; Menai, 76 tons, Mr. W. F. Statfield ; Drone,
43 tons, Captain Anderson; Aline, 212 tons, Mr. R. but-
ton ; Guinevere, the Commodore ; Pantomime, 132 tons,
Lieutenant-Colonel Markham; Egeria, 152 tons, Mr. J.
Mulholland.
This evening there will be a grand display of fireworks
from the water in front of the club-house.
This day at 12 o'clock two guns were fired from the
battery in front of the club-house, and immediately rose
high in the air .a display of the flags and signals of
all nations. The commodore's yacht immediately fol-
lowed the example, which soon became general through-
out the entire fleet of yachts, who all "dressed ship," and
taken altogether it presented one of the most picturesque
sights witnessed for many years past.