The Sun.
London, England, 1866-09-07 00:00:00

The Great Ship Race from China.

The arrival yesterday in the Downs, off Deal, of three
out of the five clipper ships engaged in the great ocean race
from China, created much interest in the City, and was
looked upon as a most extraordinary and unprecedented
circumstance.

The ships engaged in the contest were—The Ariel, a
new ship, 853 tons, commanded by Capt. Keay, owned by
Messrs. Phillips, Shaw, and Lowther, of Royal Exchange-
buildings.

The Fiery Cross, 689 tons, Capt: Robinson, belonging to
Messrs. J. Campbell, of Liverpool.
The Taeping, 797 tons, Capt. Kinnon, commander, be-
Kluging to Messrs. Rogers and Co., of London.
The Taitsing, 815 tons, Capt. liutsford, master, belong-
ing to Messrs. J. Findlay and Co., London.
The Series, 708 tons, Capt. Innes, master, belonging to
the same owners.

The ships are laden with the first cargoes of teas of the
season. An additional freight of 10s. per ton is allowed
the owner by the consignee of the cargo to tho first ship
arriving in dock ; hence the competition for the prize.
Taking Lloyd's list as au authority, the Serica,
and Taeping passed Foo-Choo-Foo bar for London, all on
one day, the 30th of May. The Fiery Cross sailed from
the same place on the previous day, the 29th, and the
Taitsing left on the 31st. The last heard of them was
from Anger, Straits of Sunda, as follows : —Fiery Cross
passed through on the 19th of June, the Ariel, Serica,
Taeping, and Taitsing on the 22d of June, all within a
few hours of each other, running the distance from Foo-
Choo-Foo, about 2,780 miles, in 23 days.
Yesterday Lloyd's agent telegraphed the arrival of three
of the ships in the Downs. The Ariel and Taeping arrived
at 8 o'clock, and the Series. passed Deal at 1 o'clock at
noon. They had all steam tugs in attendance on them,
and were pushing on for the river with all expedition
They are expected at Blackwall to-day. Up to late last
evening no news had been received of the Fiery Cross
(which won the race last year) or the Taitsing.
The distance, 14,060 miles, was run in 09 days, and it
would appear that the Ariel and Taeping ran almost neck
and neck th 3 whole passage, the Series following close in

their wake.
The time taken in last year's race was—Fiery Cross 109
days, the Serica 110 days, the Taeping 115 days, the Black
Prince 121 days, and the Flying Spur 131 days.

The Countess Cowley, the Brussels journals state,
has passed through that city, on her way to the
Hague. . _

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soldier in Bohemia and Moravia, except the wounded.
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Berlin about the 15th. All these troops are tra-
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