New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

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Ashbury cup: and the Madeline the second or Club
ln the Horseshoe While the sapho Cambria, aud Daunt-
sess came up their old station off stapetOn, s. l.
THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA"
The 18th annual regatta of this Club, and the
third Union regatta takes place to-day. The following
arc the regulations:
schooner to snor in line abreast each other apart
Ows Hesd esst TO west hest 70 wind b down sooI cass
10 the potbNs Of the fcIss tri 100 ysr 10 e nortSsrd
q the ognd oeIhcs 100 yards 70 the Ioh"Fa Of as G
on fore sDi at sails ineotng main and fore gaf top1s snd
1 oourse Of soosrs sad mt . sooPs 10 be TO e south
p tie noTtbesr eastward and the
Ne asri aod westward a1d Ftur1 sa6sIa
e Az ao., oPon Te5Sns & Sa pass 20 ne s n oh a s
Ind retarIlag.
Among The entries are Mr. Douglass Sappho, the Mad
eeine Tidal Wave, and Alice. From @ 10 80 soops have
been entered to compete tor the union prize offered by
The Gulick Boat Club will hold their an
Gna regatta next THURSDAY over the usual % course at
Tor the champion badge of the Club, win be between
Richard Deay. the present champion, and Edward
Moore, John Brysou, G. KObby, aud VIM Spear. The
third race will doubtless give an amusing GHaie TO the
sfob' lindsey. and Ned" Kenney-none OF whom are
accustomed tO rowing for prizes
DEPARTURE OF THE CHAMPION CREw-AMERI-
CAN CHALLENGES-THE RECENT RACE.
MONTREAL, Sept. 23.-Thc Tyne crew, now
will proceed by train TO Quebec and thence by steamer
70 England They all go away well pleased with their
reception and World Renforth hopes see
Eew-York in ISL The men have been showered with
presents Of latering medals breastpns lockets, and
such small gear pouring n upon them. Mr. Liddel OF
Pittsburgh presented each Of the with double
eagle Of the miutage Of 1870 neatly engraved and fast
ened with a clasp % c1ain. They have been dined,
and wined, and luuChed, and cOcttaled, and photo
grsphed aud cheered until they sick OF hoInzing,
Bnd must sigh t.r little wholesome neglect.
haa lpffa III .bF f1aa11Fv
aud matches As Yolr cotemp0rarles seem somewhat
confused and exceedingly inaccurate these points,
send you the true version Of affairs Before leaving
England, Renforth had accepted COuter's challenge to
the world and had brought his boat, the William Bakey,
frum Coulter for time after Renforhs arrival in
CaLada Renorh issued challenge which appeared in
TIE TBIBuNE the Sd but provoked no reply On the
nth Mr. Lidde and EenOits hackers drew up articles
Tor rao with Coulter for 1900 at Pittsburgh, RenfOrth
tO be allowed trayeHa expenses. These articles were
leegraBbod Coulter, but De did not think ft 10 reply.
Eeanwi Renforth sold his boat, went out Of training
bought hiS ticket for England and just taking
bit Of roast chicken at farewell supper this
take eXpeUass, arrived RenfOrth wished 70 remain
over but az h. was without boat and all arrangements
had been usade, it deemed best to say no, adding
then be az tls3 ryice Of Ar Coulter The Tyne do
not feel at all pgased With their treatment by the Amer
OarsmeD, S1O (say tkey) meant to row. and
deferred putting out Offer that might be accepted
on the csrs 50 nlch Tor TIE single scum racing Wifi
regard to OF the % TSee % e people Of e. John are
and not only gave then the warInest of re,
eeptions, and presented each with a purse
gIaphed challenge 70 the Tyne 10 row in smooth
water say at Port and for 5000 side. Futon did
was not made He seems however to have changed ms
mind after gettiIg home, as a telegram from him
reached this evening, ooeIng TO r0& al Springfield
the 18th, six miles, IN smooth water for $500 This
match could not be made az te enaense came 900 late
The Toronto Rowing Cub have announced their Intention
of gertug M race between the Tyne and four OF
all America next June 30 We may see the gJ BrHshers
Fulton aud one OF The Wards OF Biglins, or AeBeel