New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

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TarClRA. N A Kent ....''''''''. Is75 1890
All %cIe snchored in the Horseshoe early IN tse ISy
The tIdses Messrs Taylor Nichols ana 10 H reaSi
sTe on Sisf SSsFS 4S SS sfn the Re SOUNDED I a. IN m
The to he flying one ed s,s te line within 20
nto sfeP The second whistle the signal for staring
The tide was out and the wlHg Tep After making short
tack tbe Dauntless crossed the me us1 Wodeiine
AZ a1Sra passed the line fully mile asern OF the
iauntless She was closely followed on the wnawaru w
susrtcr by the Palmer The Ider Alarm ana Josephe
petber With the sOop Oracle, got off next and s OF
sI the Madge with the sapplo about 100 yards TO ner
ieeward, passing the line l6 minutes atter te
AZ 1885 Madgie went about aud stood to the SOUTH
ward, this proving in the end fine maneuyer as she
1855 the sappbo passed the Josephine after which au
retained for short time the same relative tnD
ldler gaining TO Windward' Inc Tina aa nym st,n
began to freshen, yet 1S,,r the PalmTT Tne sJp ol
Alarm in her foretopsail Al i2:44, the Dauntess
Alarm and Madge went sS&H w.t. ah9 nded a,d tSe GabTa
and Palmer by about one-quarter OF mile, ana ~
1246 The Palmer and Madeline went t5o "C01', Com,
bra and Tlrolinta. Five minutes later, the
lder tackled and fcHOSSd Iar1 aI'Sl Wy s VIZ
struggle between inc ldler ana tnS " @ tho
nessed with great interest by the spectators on the
Tnere was no change OF position for more than three
quarters OF hour At l:45 however al the yaehtss
ekcet the e1ppHO' CHt iOoyi t In ' Ione Of maEing
Che stase-hoat on the port. The TIDAL wave,
the Damtes and, having passed hcr at 20l was lead
ing by onehaf mile The Sappho then went about close
INTO the jersey shore. The Palmer just behind the
Dauntess worked To windw3rd OF the Cambria ana AT
s crossed her bow, sailing at least two points closer 10
tile wind than the Engshmani yet II was soon eVdeh'
that though OutpOiuted iy the Palmer, the Cambria
having reset her mammoth maintOp-sai was utsanng
her An nearing the sakeboat and the great
est excitement prevailed on The Low and on the steamers
Pleasant Valley state of Maine and Martha Wash
in of the turning stake The Dauntless, Cam
bTa, and Tidal Wave now headed for the steamer Ihe
Tidal wave. of winding the Low, tackled at
3.2Q the time setting large iib Opsa and get
ting ready her staysail. She came mp magnihcenuy,
closely followed by the DauntCsS, and passed at 32,
amid cheers and the blowing Of whistles. The
DauntCss passed only one minute later nehil-
whuc setting her big main-tOpmast-stay sail.
The Madeleine aud Cambria passed next with the wind
aft. The Palmer fell to the wake of tine Cambria
Nnd passed about I1inute late. The others came
around in the following order hadc1e, ldler, SaphO,
Alarm IarOinta ana Josephine. In passing, the Saph0
lalcd down her Ice b and set her BACON b, and
her example Immediately followed by the Dauntless,
Cambria and Tidal Wave The Idler passed the Madge and
the Palmer the Cambria in the first half mile The WIND
then dying away the smaller yachts began 20 close up
The Tidal Wave maintained the lead for distance,
bat passed by the Dauntless and they held these
relative positions to the Hook The two great features
the in sailing with the wind the fine per-
fSruancc OF the Sappho and the passing of the Cambria
sappho Alarm, and Madge. Tue SapphO sailed the race
a. 6Oil5 the Dat.ess, 620 the Tidal Wave IN 6:l2l3.
and the Cambria in 6:S25l. The official time is given