The New York herald., 1867-06-23

Al S:s5 Pantomlme set her water sail, the wind be.
coming lighter and 07 drew the weather quarter
OF Gloran aud after Egcra tho three vessels
being neck and neck at the East oise buoy tho Grder
Iigh,shp bearing E F., Alber.ne 900 yards ss'ern
vessels jibed to port. and the East buoy OF
ne snverss was ssssa s
tors the tide vas running strong aeOs. nrst quar-
slightly gaining. At 1915 the Girder Beacon
passed, bearing s bv W., and at 10 so the Princes
By 100 yards Paniomime second, ciorana sSird, TWO
lengths astsrn-heavy nring ~ shoeeuryness booming
the water los ss aSsns s.rsa Ssf hen y
saai's winS lsh. irOm sw sooa aiser she Ssaan
vessels being nearly abeam Intrepid, = mile astern
creeping up abreast OF the Tongue ghtship at IL 81
about onc ana half hours 70 run to the Forsisnd On
passing the East Tongue buoy Psntomime headed
Marsse was breasted a. lc 10 ~ whom the vessels
were becalmed, with barely sscerags way. The Long
Noss buoy was passed at l2lo, Egeria leading
third. Albertine next, then Intrepid three-quar-
ters Of . mile astern. Wind now veercd TO s W.,
and PansOmms ,sok IN sauasssss o.n aaaea down her
alongside Pantomime and headed her, Albcrne and In
trepid dropping astern at 1253 Panomime went about
on starboard tack Glorana drifting with the tide into
scoud place Egera on che starboaTd tack dead wind
ward N 4. buoy Margate Sand carngS Gloriana here
and when about again on the sarboard tack found her
self about mile astern Of Pantomme the latter tackled
10 port 90 Egcria etill leading BY half mile; wind
r. course f. by North Foreland now bore W. by g.,
Egeria increasing her lead, Glorana third, miles
assern OF Pantommo Intrepid far astern. AT eleven
minutes TO Pantomime tucked TO starboard and stood
on the land Egeria still the port tack dead 10 wind
ward. The three leading vessels close hauled
and the North Foreand vas breasted Egeria leading BY
a mile; wind 8. by f., freshenng, course s. E.
North Sand Head ghtship sighted on the starboard
bow, bearing pan.omime close hauled, took IN fore
topsa aud al ten minutes 10 three Egeria yas
leading by two miles, pantomime second, Glori-
ana hull down from the leaders, Albsrne
and Intrepid out Of sight The two leading
vessels passed the North sand Head light vessel fol-
lows:-Esera, 2:5o: ranomlnc, 3:i6, both close
hauled; fresh breeze from :. W., course :. Al 3:45
Egeria went about tho port tack and at r. NJ set
her jib topsaii. strong ebb tide from the North sea
Goraua, far aern, now went about on port tack Pam
tonnime tackng At AIS, and standing for the land,
south Foreand bearing W. by N.
Al 55 Goriana went about, and at SIS Pantominc
was sailing splenddly having put about on the star
board tack TO clear the South sand light ship which was
passed by the Egeria at $40, Panomime, $40 Egeria
standing out on stafboard tack a so Psntomime at
out repeatedly, against strong nood tide, the wind
dead end.
The south Foreland was passed by he Egeria at e30
the PAntomime al 7, the former two miles ahead Go-
and the remainder OF the food still dead against the
vesseA Abreast OF Dover Egora tackled for the mark
ing TO the instructions and mooi about nils and
. hall from the pier ltoo far onl az passing the lag
boat, Nigeria threw up rocket and bned blue light,
followed by the Pantomime
/. Egc-ia... sh. 37m. Winner OF f1oo prize.
q Pantowne.. Oh. 4lm.... Winner OF $50 prize.
3. Glor am -. Oh. Som
Other two out OF sight q
sir Lake SIN tthe,t arranged the timing aylssi year.
Ths club steam tug arrived at 30 having through
the Gulf Stream. Goriana's good third position was
owing 70 the state ., me sSO nn a sss s
rirgcd schooner Gosshawk, two hundred and ny IONS
are oihsra sccompapisd.