The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-04 00:00:00

ROYAL THAMES YACHT an.

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As a relief to the sports of the turf, and happily
Amen between the racing meetings of Epsom and Asset,
the opening regatta of the above great club took place yes-
terday.
The following was the list of entries, surpassing in number
and excellence of midi any of late years :

IRKIIT CLAWS.
Yachts. Tooa. Owners.
Christabel... 48
Osprey ......
MAR* BB ...... aH. Johnson.
Glauca 38
Amason 46
Gluons.
Manua

Thought
Plasma
Phantom .. 27
Queen
The distance was hem Erith to the Nora Light and back,
and there was a time allowance of half a nunute per ton.
The race finished as follows

H. H. S.
The Thought
Osprey
Authix
Chriatabel 8 4 10
Phantom
By this result the Thought, agreeably with the laws of
the club, took the 1001. prize ; the Chnstabel 'became en-
titled to the second prise of the let class by the time allow-
ance from the Audit: ; the Phantom taking her own prise
in her own classes second boat.
There was every attention paid to the company on board
the club steamer by the officer* of the dub, by her captain
(Williams), and by Mr. Watt, the steward of the vessel.
Lord Alfred Paget paid a very high and deserved compli-
ment to Mr. Marshall, particularly to Captain Watson, who
had command of the Osprey, and the other gentlemen sing-
larly engaged, GO presenting the prizes. It is due to
tale Knox, though absent in Switzerland, to my that he
deserves every praise for the spirit in which he allowed his
boat to be entered.

THE GALWAY POSTAL SURSI DT.—Yester'day's
Freeman's Journal say.—" The popular movement in
favour of the restoration of the postal subsidy grows mare
intense as the crisis matures. Throughout all Ireland yes-
terday petitions were numerously signed. In Dublin the
petitions, we undentand, will contain some 90,000 signa-
tures, all obtained in an hour or two. The Dublin Corpo-
ration. headed by the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the
o6lco bearers, proceed to London to-day, and will presen.
their petition at the tar of the Commons, In state, to.
morrow. Galway, which has a deep interest in the ques-
tion, has been much excited. Meetings of the Town and
Harbour Commissioners will take place today, and peti-
tions, which were most numerously signed yesterday, will
be despatched by this night's post. The Town Commis-
sioners and people of Curlow have also met and forwarded •
petition to the borough member, Sir Jobn Acton, with •
request that the county members will support its prayer,
which no doubt Masan. liruen and Bunbury will do most
cheerfully. We also learn that the boards of guardians
throughout Ireland will petition for the maintenance of the
contract. Since the idea of " simultaneous meetings,"
which Steil originated during the emancipation struggle, so
movement in Ireland has been so universal as that whit*
now agitates Ireland. May we hope ministers will pay be-
coming regard to this expression of national feeling and
opinion."
EXPORT OF COAL, &c., PROM LIVERPOOL. —Dieser&
J. and J. Platt, In their monthly circular just leaned, state
that during last month, the total exports of opal, cannel,
coke, Ac., from the port of Live-pool to foreign ports were
51,617 tons, showift a decrease as compared with the Cone'
▪ ediag month of lad year of 16,681 tons. The export. of
cannel amounted to 17,917 tons ; coal, 32,694 ; coke, 900 ;
and patent fuel, 106. The exports of coal coastwise were
G 52 tons, showing a decrease as compared with May, 1860,
of 4,237.
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