New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

Al in,5 ,he first signal was given from the steamer,
which was followed by second at 1O5l, announcing 10
the rstcass yaehts that for them the race might begin
The two yachts entered came down together, and the
yipg start gave the Maranna the lead though hy only
96 seconds She crossed the line at 1O53 At 1896 the
signal for the secondcass was sounded, and the third
class received the word at 1lO. The whole feet was
now Off though the breeze, which had been fresh from
the Southwest seemed 10 pe IoSnE w i' t, Su
TIE breeze, however uongh light, sun eoAtIoned
yachts Of the first class perhaps the closet
race seen on the waters or the Sound.
The diff renee Of % seconds at the start closely
maintained and at Wmteslone Point the yachts re-
NAMED at the beginning, while the second class was
@ ico py ,i N in nDre The pnder now began series of
maneuyers by which she hoped TO diminish the distance
between herself and the Marianna and after long n
ter,a spent in attempting pass and the
WIN from her sails she was partially successful The
10 Fan SO Tnpdy that wSan OF Fort Schuyler there
80 seconds between the yHchts me course ne1G
Dndsv passed her rival and at the beacon was
25 seconds in advance. Following the Marianne were
the jefferson, the Vivid, tho Mary Emma,
and the Tweed The first and second classes now headed
TO the front. As the two bOats were rounding tney
wco as nearly oven they had been throughout The
race and victory still hung in tho balance. Soon after
rouudnet thl point, the Marianne fell so far to eewTd
t6 Dlcy hut the loss OF a topmast the latter again
pat them a nearly equal footing and restored hope
Ia the rie the Mdranna. her OsS by her course
10 leeward was probably half mie and she still had
~ miles In Which to recover her old position.
Steadily abe gained and soon the yachts again
ABREAST Tho breeze had stiened. aud as the Dudley
roud hardly have carried tOpsail had she had the
mast her chances for victory again looked fair The
race 10 the hOnc-stakc brilliant one thOugh he
Narqnuas superior spread OF canvas had given her six
minutes advantage and she crossed the Hue at 6iO7
The Dudley followed 548 o. and nine minutes time
allowance was duo her the prize was awarded u her
In Inc eccOndclass the JccrsOn took the prize Ia the
third-class the Mary Emma was hrSt, ana the uine
aIowauce by other yachts was not sufficient to take
from her the prize.
THE STATEN ISLAND YAcHrMEN.
The Staten Island Yacht Club have voted
10 change the style of their signal it being tue same as
that OF the BayOLne Yacht Club Hereafter it will be
white ground with a red border, and blue in the
center The annual regatta OF tho Club will take place
pace July O. The entries for the first class ara the
sappho Elizabeth, Queen, Nora, Monta, Janet, Green,
Maud Auna The course will be from the stake-boat
of stapeton around buoy No at West bank and back,
a stance Of miles. The entries for the second class
are Three Jacks, Albert Edith, Sgness; course from
tbo stakepOat OF StapClOn around buoy No l5at West
bar L. around Fort LiisYCt" thence around Robins Reef
buoy and back to StapletOn, distance OF IL miles.
match race been arranged 10 take place next Wed
nesday between the yachts Albert aud Edith for a