The New York herald., 1875-11-01

urday June 10, and was, usual favored with good
breeze The successful yachts the Madeleine and
Comet in the soh0oners Undine and Whitening the
rst class sloops schemer and Maggie B. in the second
class soops and W. II Lee and Victoria in the third
class soops The Atlantic Yacht Club followed with
their regatta on June %, when the Triton won the
schooner and tho Undine the sloop prize The latter
also carried on the ssIiyinQsone Memorial Price for
the first sloop, without time allowance On the
lst Of July the steam yachts Ideal and
Lookout steamed . round Long Island
for a $1,000 cup, and the former proved
successful making the course, distance oi 22Z nauc
miles in ISh 22m. ass The seawanhaka Yacht Cluo
sailed their annual regatta from on their cuo mouse al
oyster Bay, l. H. on Monday, July 8 and the prizes
were awarded 70 the schooner Ider nrst class sloop
yison second class sloop chrystine first class open
boat Fei Seen and second class open boat Mary Emma
The Cape May regatta for the prizes given by the resi-
dents OF that watering place sailed on Monday,
July Is, and the Madeleine won the schooner prize
after close contest with the schooner yacht MO
hawk and several others. The yndex carried OF the
honors from the sloops Two match were sailed
from or the Isle Of Shoals July 81 and August Z,
between the schooner yachts America and Resolute,
and were both by the famous old yacht Of Queens
Cup celebrity The cruises OF the New York, BROOK
lyn and Atlantic yacht clubs were sailed during inc
months Of July and August, and series oi
contests were held between the different yachts
racing in cruising trim from port 70 port
On the return OF the New York Yacht CLUB
from New Bedford the annual Newport regattas com
menced and formed brilliant conclusion to success
ful cruise. on the 18th of August the feet contested
for the prizes offered by Commodore Kingsland aud
brilliant ensued the Block Island course The
prizes we're by the schooner Clio and the sloop
Windward on the 10th Of August regatta was sailed
over the same course for four prizes given by Vice
Commodore Garner, and after exciting race the win
ming yachts proved to be the first class schooner Ram
bier class schooner Restless first class sloop
Vision and second class sloop Genia The Newport re-
gattas concluded with the triangular course
from Brenon's Reef to Block Island buoy thence to
sow and Pigs and return. The schooner prize won
by the Mohawk scoring her maiden victory, and the
Vision carried of the sloop cup swell the list OF her
Victories scratch for prizes offered by tho
residents Of Oak Bluffs Martha's Vineyard, was sailed
on August 10, when the schooner sloop prizes were
respectively by the Alice and Comet The yachts
returned shortly aferward TO New York waters and
magnificent sailed over the New York Yacht
Club course on September Is, between the schooner
yachts Madeleine and Mohawk. The new asprant to
public honors failed carry of FIRST honors, and the
Madeleine scored another victory. On September 80
regatta was sailed under the auspices Of the New York
Yacht Club for prizes offered by Rear Commodore
Kane and after Of the most exciting yacht races
record the prizes awarded to the first class
schooner Atalanta, second class schooner Comet and
second class schooner Sadie During the day the winds
were variable, and while yachts were becalmed
others not four miles distant had their sticks blown out
Of them AS none of the first class sloops made the
course Recorder Hackctt says:-''f there CRISIS
Office which more than any other should DC utterly
dirorced from political considerations il is that Of
clerk or deputy clerk Of criminal court" no
prize was awarded that class. on October tho
Brooklyn Yacht Club sailed scratch from
oil Bay Ridge to Gravesend, the Comet, Undine
Lizzie l. and Victoria arriving first in their respective
classes on the same day the Seawanhaka Yacht Club
held their tall regatta and sailed twice over ascratch
course from the Narrows to the Southwest Spit and
return. Tho winning yachts were the lder, Addie
Yoorhis and Alert
series OF matches inaugurated through
challenges issued by Vice Commodore Garner, Of the
Mohawk and Mr.. Rufus Hatch, Of the Resoute. The
nrst was sailed between the schooner yachts Estee
aud Resolute over the New York Yacht Club course,
with time allowance After very close race, sailed in
stlG breeze the Estelle by couple Of minutes
The next match sailed under the same regulations
on October o. between the schooners Comet and
rule the race was awarded TO the Comet which sailed
over the course in Sh. Am. 12s. The schooners
Dreadnaught and Vesta had both challenged
tho Resoute TO sail over the Cape May
course and So by mutual agreement all three
started together on the evening Of October IL The
Resolute won both matches, beating the Dreadnaught
by a couple Of minutes and the Vesta by the same
number Of hours The latter yacht tore her foresai
badly during the race, accident that materially
affected her chances The match twenty miles to
windward and return between the schooners Mohawk
and Dauntless sailed from or Sandy Hook Light
ship on October 26, and after magniGcenty con-
tested race the cup for which they sailed awarded
10 the Dauness hardly be called victory Of boat
over boat as If the Mohawk had sailed straight
coming home the result might have been different
The season concluded with the match between the
Rcsolute and Dauntless from
OF the club house at Staten Island TO
and around the Five Fathom Lightship at Cape
Nav and finishing at the Sandy Hook Lightshp. The
Yachts had a splendid breeze varying between west
and north northwest and the Dauntless with two
hours to spare making the dstance-some 225 miles
In lsh 2sm 3s The following is tabular list Of the
winning yachts in the regattas and matches sailed BY
yachts or tic New York, seawanhaka, Brooklyn and
Atlantic yacht clubs:-