New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08


noticed the schooners widgeon and Calypso and th'
slcop Bonita OF the New.York Club, aud the slool
Glance Of tho Hoboken Club. Also the soops Pauline
Severn and Kepe; the latter ia from Bristol H. l., "A'
built by blind man. and is ssd 70 be very fast ineie
also another boat Of the same builder tie hAn'e VI
which were unable TO learn
The wind being light and for the most part WIT
out change Of direction. few exciting incidents
took place. The Aureis sprung her mast when on
Copey Island. and was obliged to withdraw from the
race; while several others withdrew without othef
reason that We know Of than because they fell 30 lar
behind a. render them hopeless OF winning tie race
OF course in ell such some good excuse can De
offered, and We suppose this time lack OF wina would
be found to be very general reason Why the losers
were not winners.
On board Of the steamboat, everybody enjoyed them
selves the weather being 30 calm that but Few WERE
affected by seasckness and the over-cioudod SKY pro-
venting the heat from being oppressive. At Intervals
those whose attention not entirely engrossea o
the race INDUCED III dancing TO the music OF the paho
which accompanied Us; and, in the absence OF DINER
occupation the IetSeshment tables afforded an uniahg
resource.
After the yachts were all in the Magenta steamed
short distance up the North River visiting the U. D.
Steamer Vanderbilt and iron-clad Roancke and ex'
chan gns salutes ard cheers with them. Tho crew Of
the former manned the rigging and the crew OF the
latter would have done the thing. but having no
rigging manned instead the rails of the turrets.
And so with cupto
"Th- wind that blows,
The .hiP that goes,
And tho lass that loves q sailor
ends the 9Th Annual Regatta OF the Brooklyn inoh'
Club 10 whom. ardent promoters OF the sport We
wish long life and continued prosperity.
We are under obligations to the Judges, Messrs'
Hiyer Darlan and DAVIS. and tie ofeero Of the boat
for the best facilities for witnessing the race and have
only 70 suggest that another occason the steamboat
should keep aliitle the yachts.
The steamer HugueDot accompanied the yachts with
those on board fortunate enough to hold invitations
from the Club and although not extensively advertised
was well patronized. She was unueky enough TO get
aground In Gowanus LAY the yachts were about start
ing and only succeeded in getting of in time to over
take them c. buoy No. 9.
Regatta OF the Ncw.York Yacht Club.
The entries for this Regatta, which, the
weather allowing will take place TO day are as follows
Are. Tun- Moot Above
NAME. Owners Port. % II. mage. crew Of time
Maria. A. s,.r.n......N Ysoeao 2ai. 70 add i7.I7
Calypso. ohm Ii. Bache IN Yl6s.o 1877 2! suo -
II. Meyieksr..N. Yl65oo ll23 q .b. .
uast. John W. Ghss..: .Phis!ass.o ss IS subj i'ot
HAIeJ. Z. Deyeiin ~ yIaae 81 sub,. Y 20
preeze...A Z. King .And jim. !. t3S2 23I su0<oI
sLooPs -.
GeraldneJ Deser,on IN. .iZ7I3 eco ID subj ls .
A1nie....A l.. Lyins s,ou.N Y. Oc3$ 2o9 ssbt J!o
The value Of the prizes for the two oas sessloops and
schooners-is $50 for each class.
The sailing and directions fOE tho start are as
follows;
A Hag.b boat will be anchored abreast OF the Owls
Head Long Island. about half mile from the wharf.
east Of which the scops will anchor IN line about 10
Yards apart and the schooners in line 30 yards north
Of the sloops, about 80 yards apart
In taking position IN tie line. each yacht may select
its own In the order o. arrival at the anchorage.
Mainsas foresas and gaf topsails NAY be set before
starting unless otherwise ordered by the Committee
The order for starting will be announced the morn
ing Of the Regatta
Yachts will proceed from the anchorage to tho bioy
Of the Southwest SPIT, passing It 10 the west ald
SOUTH and thence 10 the Light Ship rounding ii u the
porthwsrd and eastward. and return over the same
course passing to the eastward Of the Tag boat OF
Owls Head.
Going and returning, al tho buoys OF the ives. bank.
viz Nos H. 10 and IS 10 be passed TO the east
ward.
The steamboat Virginia Seymour furnished FOR the
exclusive use O! the members Of the Club will leave the
foot Of Christopher ST.. June z, at 10 O'clock
The Regatta Committee are Messrs. George l..
Schuyler, W. W. Shipren. and y. p Hosack.