New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

Robins Reef but they did not display their colcrs
it was impossible to distinguish one from another
Whcn abreast Of Robins Reef the Julia hoisted her
gaff-topsaI the Una following her lead but neither
gaining any advantage. We reached the Quarantine
Stake-Bost ct IL b. l2I N. At IL o'clock 10 m. the
Julia rounded the Stake-Boat at Quarantine in
splendid style; the Haze turned at IL b. lei m but
she did not answer very readily to her helm she shot
three lcpgths ahead before her sails filed on the other
tack causing Ter TO lose considerable distance. The
Una made fine sweep around at l2;l7l. The Haze
had been the favorite yacht up to this time but her
friends began to lose confidence though they hoped
she would retrieve her lost ground on tae return, and
the julia was fast gaining favor All sahwas crowded
on the Julia and she fairly flew to the other Stake
Boat off the Long Island shore. The George Steers
pilot-boat wes now observed 10 be making her way
down after the squadron and il was confidently assert
ed that she would walk past the whole of them but
she did not, by long reach, though she certainly
sailed very fast.
The second Sake-Boat was neatly turned ny the
Julia at 1925; the Haze got around at l2e5:5O,
hosting her topmast staysail, but losing some cou-
siderable distance again by taking very wide swing
Tie Una rounded at l227:l0, turning the boat very
handsomely. The Haze made sharp push to over
lau the Julia but she ran away from her with ease,
the Una about half mile astern Of the Haze.
As we passed through the Naows the scene before US
was one Of the loyeiest ever witnessed On either
hand the banks high, the sizes clothed with hsht
green heritage and woods of varied hue crowned their
submits. The sky was of brightest blue, with here
and there fleece Of cloud and the pale green water
spanked with white caps Away in the distance were
the many winged yachts Of the squadron, spreading
their white sails before the breeze, and dashing dis
danuly from their prows the feathery spray as they
flew over the water swift as humming- birds lmag-
inc this as you stand forward on the upper deck OF
feet steamer and nhale the bracing air of the Bay,
and YOU have the picture.
Tic Norwalk did not prove so fast boat as the
Committee bad counted on, and the Levisthan was
scnaIed TO take off Messrs. Charles and Davidson,
Two of the Judges in order that they might be able to
reach the South Spit in time to see the vessels
round the buoy But this depression takes US from the
race Tie Irene in rounding the Stake Boat on the
Long Island side, carried away her topsail AT 1894
the Julia held her way good mile and half ahead of
the Haze while the Una Rugged close after the latter
with all sail set This position kept to the South
ives, Spit. The following is the time and order of
rounding the buoy;
slooD c.-s. IaT. + % e. % soop Mary I'm, s.
Sloop AlIha....I.l "A W sip LEspetahoe '-"''' '0su
Soop RiIple.....17..I p AL away topmast)
SECOND CLASS,
Tuns h. n. Iuns n. m ::
Soop 80. y ~ schr Mystery -
soOP Tndnc...ss.. 2 z slOOp Irene'.'''f'''i % u
Schr Starhe ht....5o.. 81 ID
FIRST
Sch, Twilight co CO sloop Julia....7oI . 80
soop Una........58..I % 40Schr. Haze...8o.l d IL
On tuning the buoy the Haze Lost a considerable
distance again. while some of tie vessels made excel
lent curves; the Starlight seemed to wrap herself
around the buoy. A smart encounter took place be-
tween the Ray and the Una on nearing the buoy, the
Una ondeavoring to run inside but dexerous touch
of the RAYS helm frustrated the attempt, and the Ray
shot round ahead.
RETURN TRIP.
On the return trip the Julia did if possible better than
ever. the Haze sailing WE'LL but gaining no sort oil
advantage over her. The Julia kept about two miles
ahead of every thing until she reached the Long Island
Stake-Boat. The Una was nearly mile and hair
behind the Heze for the same distance. The
Julia passed the first StakeBoat at9:1s. As tine Haze
rounded the same point she carried away her flying
lib Get and the result of the consid-
cred certain of the Quarantine Sake-Boat the Una,
oyerbsued the Haze, and shortly after passed her
Tie julia kept straight on for the city, but when oil
the Battery unfortunately carried away her topmast
Tie return to the starting point follows;