The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14

The Estclle tackled at lin. Ism. and the Meta ut
I1h 2ln., both standing in shore. The Cyclops now
commenced jogging along south southeasterly
course, with patent log hanging over her
stern. Tho Peerless tackled at llh. 25m, follow
ing alter the Meta and at 11h. som. tho Palmer
stayed The Estcllo now close in shore.
and went the siarboard tack at 11h 3lm, crossing
the hows OF the Meta Tao Drcadnaught and Rambler
and ldlcr still on the sarboard tack away of
shore AZ 1Ih. 33 the Meta tackled aud stood OH shore
the wake OF the Esclle aud crossed tho bows OF the
Peerless. The Ariel the port tack at llh 35m.
and Palmer the sarboard tack at 1lh 37m.
OF the Ice bow OF the Estcle Tho Peerless tackled of
shore at lh sn and the Dreadnaught crossed the bows
Of the Ariel The Palmer doing very well, clawna
up wndward OF the fleet, with the Estelle OF her
Ice quarter The Rambler, ldler aud Drcadnaught
we're sill heading OIL shore - the order named.
now steamed through tho fleet, and slowing down kept
short distance ahead as 10 afford the guests per.
feet OF the The Estellc had club top
sail to the main, but dill appear DO doing verJ
we'll At 1lh. 50m. the Palmer leading tho fleet OF
the starboard tack. with the Rambler about hall mill
TO iceward, followed bv the ldier and Dreadnaught
The Esiee was oil the weather quarter oil tho Dread
naught, lolowe by the Meta and the Peerless was OF
the port tack hall mile to wndward OF the Ar e. Al
Ia Im the dlcr stayed aud stood In shore, followed
minute later by the Rambler. Tho Droadnaught
tackled tho wake OF lder and the Estelle, passed
der the OF latter aud the bows OF the
DreadnaughL Az 1ln. Sim the Palmer went about
and stood IN shore, followed " tho Esclle, and tho
ldlcr stayed and stood of with her starDoard tacka
aboard. Tho Meta passed under tho stern Of
pREApSAuGnr
crossed the bows OF Meta and the latter tackled IN
her wake The Peerless was leading the ARIEL and had
her ioreopsail ccwed up while the Ariel mad small
maintopmast staysail set AZ I'm o4m the Dread.
naught tackled and followed alter the ldler and al
lib U5m the Palmer about and stood to the cast
ward. The Drcadnaught crossed The bows oil the Es-
tec and followed after the Ider The Peerless passed
under the stern OF the Estellc aud tackled on tho
weather bow OF the Meta The Idier tackled In tho
wake tho Rambler and passed under the stern Of the
Dreaanau4hL The latter yacht was dong remarkably
we considering tho very light breeze and tho tact that
last yacht The Palmer now leading the ncct,
with the Rambler second aud the Dreadnaught third
A; l2h. I'm Palmer tackled and stood 10 shore,
good mile 10 wiuiward OF the Rambler and IdIcr and
at l2h. 23m the Droadnaueht stayed about quarter
OF a mile to lccward Of the Palmer The Estclc
still heading IN shore, followed by the Meta and Peor.
less The wind now pretty hight, and. some black
looking clouds we're rising IN tho northwest, looking
as ii squaIl was gathering from that quarter The
Estee hung along on the port tack evidently intend.
ing to keep along the shore long pos ibe
and catch what she could OF The cbD tide
The Rambler was on tho tack, oil her
weather quarter, and the Idlcr was nearly mile
astcrn OF the Rambler Ii was curious to
light breeze and smooth water, but then must DO
mcmDcrcd that amateur yachtsmen doing tho
steering Tho Ariel was down TO ccward OF the ldler,
with staysa and balloon opsaIl set rather remarkable
canvass to carry beating to windward The whole Hect
werc now
Down THE REACH,
the Palmer and Drcadnaught out windward Tho
Rambler was dong very wen, about quarter OF mile
TO windward OF the Estcllc, which close shore.
leading ncr class The Idcr doing rather poorly.
dispu'.ng the rear position with tho Ariel Tho
Slaa D's and was 'E lard ''s saw case OF q
tack, whether she would not weather
the Palmer AZ III. l2m. the Estclle had
Meta, Peerless and Rambler. The yachts had now
only made about eight miles down the beach,
and shs Srssss was sill very light A ~. ssn shsl