The New York herald., 1868-06-29

UNDER Half minute per ton for cutters, quarter Of
minute per ton for schooners, yawls TO san as cut
ters, cutters allowing yawls fourth OF their ton
mage. There is restriction as to canvas but the
first vessel within time in her rig VIII be the winner
OF her Majesy's cup, in addition to which the club
offer supplementary prize Of the value OF ESQ
for the second Of any other rig than the winner OF
first appearance in this match as yawl. She was
originally built as cutter by Day. OF Southampton,
Fod Sa SSSSa Tonsh 2e Tns rsos s
oompanied BY the steamer Eagle, having on board
the band OF the First Life Guards. E
the competition for the handsome prizes, yaae %
100 guineas, given BY the Royal London Yacht Cup,
sS e ,s%s 5 81 Ssy S S S Tn
following Hrrh9g crack clippers nave enteredm ,,sr.
camSris Honss schooner aTss Sss Nj cSseps %sSpay
Egeria, schooner..,... 1884,. Nj. J. Mulholand.
Gloriana, schooner. 1893. Mr. Q. Wilkinson.
IIolia yawl; 1oeMr c. + sl.tsss,v Moss
The course is from Rosherville round the Mouse
Light and back. Time for tonnage fifteen seconds
added TO their club measurement.
the following are the entries for the Thames Iacns
Club, schooner match, to be sailed on Monday the
10th inst, Tor prize value fl00:-
Yachts. Tons. Olrners.
Cambria. ............. 1ss.....Mr. J. Ashbury.
Egeria. ............... 1852. Mr.. ]. MulhOlland.
Gloriana. 1888. Mr.. A. o. Wilkinson
:. The course win be from Grayesend, round the
Mouse and back to Grayesend. Time allowed, hlteen
seconds per ton. In addition to the above the Royal
Ranelagh Yacht Club and Prince OF Wales Yacht
Club VIII sail their opening matches OF the season on
Tuesday and Wednesday respectively. The clashing
Of these fixtures with those OF the Royal London and
Royal Thames Clubs will be a disappointment to
those VINO take an interest in the SAILING OF small craft
(of which the Ranelagh and Prince OF Wales are
chiefly compOsedl but the arrangement was unavoid-
able, as on the Thames it is question OF tide which
would not have suited on any other day OF the week
that was 'Open."
The following are the latest returns received from
the principal yachting stations up to date:-
UNION YACHT CLUB Gravesendl Yachts at and
about the station:Luna cutter, Mr.. X. A. Daniel;
Mabel yaw, Lord de Ros Sappho schooner Mr.. W.
r. Lawton; Amazon, cutter Mr.. H. II. Smith; Egera,
schooner. Mr. ]. Muholland; Alice, sloop Mr.. ". W,
Limbert; Julia, yawl, Mr. I. +. Moss Emily schoon-
er Messrs Silver and Reid; Maid OF the MIST cutter,
Mr.. ;. r Mulnford; Cambria, schooner, Mr. j. Ash
bury; Gloriana, schooner Mr. A. o. Wilkinson; Net
tie CUTTER Mr. J. ID. Lee Abatros schooner, Messrs.
tin; Clytie, cutter Mr.. $. Harwood Water sprte,
cutter Nh. O. Boras; Viking, schooner, Mr.. A. Call
way; Night Thought cutter, Mr.. W. NJ Rudge.
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON, COwEs.--YachtS at and
about the statiOn:-The Duke Of Leeds; Voltage Lord
Oolville Galatea, Lord Berners; Lufra the Earl OF
price, Colonel Charles Barring; Miranda, MI. inelis
Jones; Gelert, Colonel Edward Lloyd; Seabrd, Count
Felix du Mouceau; Mayny, MI. Tyrwhltt Walker; Pc
Egedia Mr.. John Tremayne; Nymph, Sir John Bay
ley, Bart. st. Ursula, Mr.. Adam kennard; Campa-
Sera MARQUIS Of Hastings; IL St: Laurence Mr G.
belonging to members OF the Royal Yacht Squadron
is the Gipsey schooner tMr. g: 7. n. Mather former
,,e pIope,y vi oaPtain Morse vi elle new tork
in 1864.
ROYAL VICTORIA YACHT CLUB, RyDE-Yachts at
anu about the staton:-Heather Bell, Mr. y. Clayton;
Conuor, M. ". living; heDe, captain Pnllllm0re;
NdPiice M. A. u. proohs, otena, MI r. Huuue-
s.one; Auuie', nj. Iippinge' yul, MI. =. >.
bOWlpy; outer, MT. =. Brett irene, Mr. q. w. Charl-
wood; Menai, Mr.. W. +. Stuffed; Mystery, Mr. F. j.
B. B',Beckford; Wave, Mr.; J. +, West:
strong enort IS peing MADE 10 revive, on new
anu per4lanent OASIS, tne old lbames National Re-
gatta, Wnlcq was discontinued last year in c0nse-
4uehce Oh tne coiapse OF the ihanles Subscription
Ciup unuer whose auspices " was formerly held. In
order to carry out this object a highly influential
committee Has been formed comprising representa-
ives or all the leading EngllSh rowing clubs, and In
ciudlhg, among Others, tile following well known
Sentielnen:-Mr. George Morrison, Chairman; Mr..
). W. entity, Mr. H. Lewis Lloyd Mr. ). p. Lonsiae,
Mt. H. H. fiayIord, Kew. X. w. Rlsley; Nr. +. VIII
laer President or the Oxford University Boat Club;
MI. H. anderson. PRESIDENT OF the Cambridge Uni
Verslty Boat Gun; Mr. d. L. steward, Captain of the
Leander Boat Club; Mr.. y. f. Henley, Captain OF the
klnGston Rowing Club; MT. J. g. +. May. Captain OF
the London Rowing Club; Mr.. r. Il. Michel, late
amateur champion OF the Thames; Mr. j. e. Cham
bers, &c. In circular just issued The committee
appeal to the members OF the various English rowing
clubs and other lovers of aquatics for con-
tributions in aid 0f the Undertaking which
has ior Its object the promotion and encourage
ment or ''profess1onal' rOwing--a branch or sport
that has fallen somewhat into disrcpute ia this co,ln.
try since The unhappy legal proceedings IN connec-
tlon with the keey ana sader match. The comgi-
Tee also announce that tney nave addressed them
selves 10 tne TASK Oh revising the existing laws or
peatedly demonstrated, and VIII shortly issue new
set oi raies W NC enIorcea ~ tie forthcoming re-
FORWARD 10 Will ConsiusIapie interest, anu coming