The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-03 00:00:00

AQUATICS.

BRITISH REGATTA IN PARIS.
The entries for the above regatta, which will be
rowed at St. Cloud, on the Seine, during the week
ending July 13, closed on the 22d inst., excepting
as regards Class C, for old-fashioned inrigged
four-oars, which will be left open until Saturday,
the 29th of June. The following is the list :-
CLASS A.-AMATEURS.
Eight-oars.-1, Oxford, Corpus Christi College ; 2, Ox-
ford, Old Etouians; 3, Oxford, Old Radleians; 4, Oxford,
Worcester College; 5, London, London Rowing Club.
Four-oars. -1, St. John's, New Brunswick, Western
Rowing Club; 2, Oxford, Mr. Wood's crew; 3, Oxford,
Old Radloiaus; 4, Durham University ; 5, Oxford, Wor-
cester Collage; 6, London, London Rowing Club; 7,
London, Leander Boat Club; 8, Boulogne Rowing Club.
Pair-oars.--1, Oxford, Bowman and Hall; 2, London,
Woodgato and Raikes; 3, Loudon, Willis and Stout ; 4,
London, Gulston and Gibbons; 5, Durham University.
Sculls.-1, L. P. 31uirhead, Sidney Sussex, Cambridgo;
2, Durham University ; 3, Thomas Lindsay, Middles-
borough; 4, J. ilickaby, Brasenoso College, Oxford; 5,
W. Stout, London Rowing Club; 6, P. Willan, Exetor
College, Oxford; 7, A. if. Hall, University College
Oxford ; 8, W. B. Woodgate, Brasenose College, Oxford
9, E. Montonnis, Boulogno Rowing Club; 10, R. Gosling,
Paris Rowing Club; 11, A. Shoolbred, Kingston ; 12
G. Ryan, London Rowing Club ; 13, Leander Boat Club.
Canoes.-Race-1, L. P. Muirhoad; 2, J. Inwards; 3, E.
Atkinson ; 4, C. R. Smith ; 5, J. W. Tyas ; 6,
Boattie ;7, 11. Gosling. Chase-1, R. Pinckney ;2, L.
Meryon ; 3, A. Kinuaird ; 4, O. R. Smith ; 5, J. W. 'ryas ;
6, W. G. Beattie; 7,11. Gosling; 8, J. Inwards.

CLASS 13.-IVATERmEN.
Four-oars. —l, Albion, Newcastle Taylor, Scott,
Thompson, and Chambers. 2, Northern Rowing Club,
Newcastlo-31attin, Chambers, Bright, and Mem ; Rich-
ardson (cox). 3, I'ride of the Thames—lfoare, Pedgrift,
Sadler, and llammorton ; Hill (cox). 4, Sons of the
Thames—Wise, Heath, Cannon, and 13itlin. b, Clasper's
Crow, Newcastle.
Pair-oars. —l, Chambers (ex-champion) and Thompson ;
2, Scott and Taylor; 3, Hoare and Pedgrift ; 4, Hammer-
ton and Sadler; 5, T. and W. Matfin ; 6, Bright and
Chambers (Wallsond); 7, Cannon and Heath; 8, It. and
C: Marshall; 9, H. Kelley and Cook; 10, Clasper's crow ;

11, Wise and Biffon.
Sculls.-1, R. Chambers (ox-champion); 2, J. Taylor
3, J. Sadler; 4, T. Iloaro ; 5, J. Podgrift ; 6, G. Ham-
imam ; 7, T. liatiln ; 8, It. Chambers (Wallsend); 9, J.
Percy ; 10, G. Cannon ; 11, J. Reath ; 12, T. Wise; 13, J.
Boyd ; 14, 11. Kelley ; 15, It. Cooper ; 16, R. Cooper ; 17, J
11. Clasper; 18, H. Clasper.
CLASS C.—OLD-FASHIONED FOURS.
First Division.—Amateurs-1, St. John's College, Now
Brunswick, Westorn Club ; 2, Boulogne Rowing Club ;
3, Paris Rowing Club; 4, Brighton, Dolphin Rowing
Club.
Second Division.—Opon—l, London, Prince of Wales's
Crew; 2, Brighton, Dolphin Crow; 3, Brighton, Lord
Lyon Crew; 4, Lambeth, Bains's Crew; 5, Wandsworth
Cailin's Crow.
'The foregoing is probably the largest collection
of entries ever made for one regatta.
A race for steam launches has also been organised,
for which the rules will be published hereafter.
Among the prizes which will be contended for
is included a silver cup, which has been kindly pro
seated by the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—This Day.

LONDON, July 3.—Wind We day at anon—South-
Westerly; )(gilt brcezo and sultry weather, and a little
cloudy.
SWANSIA, July ".—wind N.W.—Sailod—Emilia Lane,
for St. Thomas; Astricas, for Barcelona; Georgina, for
St. T bonne.

FAI.MuUTII, July 2.—Wiud variable.—Arrived—luatiui,
from liavaunuh.

PORTSMOUTH, July 2.—Wind
Majesty's ships St. George and Royal George, for the
Westward ; her Majesty's ship Dauntless, for the East-
ward.

Olir TILE FASTNETT, July 2.- Arrived—City of Ant-
worp, screw steamer, from New York; left on thu 221
of Juue.

(By Telegraph.)
CiIiAVESEND, Wodnosday Morning.

Arrived—Francisco, for Windait ; Dublin Lass, from
Guernsey ; Liuuue, from Boulogne ; Waterloo, steamer,
Rotterdam.
Arrived, July 3.—Batavier, steamer, from Rotterdam ;
Leopard, strainer, from Havre; Panther, stormier, from
Boulogne; Velocity, steamer, from Calais.
Sailed—Velasquez, steamer, for Cadiz ; Fairy Queen,
steamer, for Dieppe; Sir Robert Peel, steamer, for Dun-
kirk ; steamer Coueurdia, for Boulogue ; Belgian, steamer,
fat Osteud.

DEAL, Wednesday Morning.
l'assed—Cora, for Aspinwall ; Woultiold, fur Malta ;
Middlesex, for Calcutta; Agnes Hose, for Syduuy ; Louisa
for Bermuda—all from London ; Friendship, of Wibbeach,
and Eagle, of Carnarvon—both front too North, for the
West; Dundo., from Sunderland, fur Calcutta; Valdaruo,
of Arbroath, from the West, fur the North.

The following is an extract from tho latex of a
British naval officer, dated from liio Juneiro,
" The arriral of the English and French Admirals front
bun-
boat at
-
i,troosnetnel'idheeore is
Bconhiopriurslo
hourly
thewl English screw
Pected.i'heatlips
of Rear
un
frigate Sutlej,
bearing the flag of Admiral Denman, 1110 Egmont, and
boat Doterel ; the Spanish friguto Numaucia (ironclad);
the United Suites' corvette Brooklyn, carrying the flag of
Admiral ,Jordon, and the guu-vessels Pawnee and Huron.
We shall shortly have five admirals' flags dying iu the
port. The American ships are in capital order, uud are
continually exercising their langur ordnance."