... THE AMERICA CUP. ?? Special Senrie.] Naw YoRo, October 15.-Captain Hansen, sailing- master of the Vigilant, in the course of an interview on the result of the race, said, WNVe beat the Valkyrie fairly and squarely, and the accident to her spinnaker made ...

... ig; fair gelly, but L Scotland E- l some Sleetor snow showems a England, NY. .. - Soe sreey or sidA- gtel smn 3. England, E ?? r inds er goles; seqi, ruin at 4. Mm. ?? times. 5 England, S~(Ljo- ?? suith-eastuly or soith-weterly Engaudhac(ineJl) ~ gales ...

... THE AMERICA CUP.. THE VAIKYRIE BEATEN. de tb [Ruteas Specal Service.] NxW Yoax, October 7.-The first of a series of five races between representative British and American yachts for the America Cup, which could not be com- pleted on Thursday for lack ...

... the pine kept it from parting, and even allowed the use of the jib topsail on the third leg of yesterday's race. Time would ?? allow of making^ and fitting a new one, and,. therefore, the topmast used by the Colonia two years ago was pressed into the service ...

... order that a boat should be sent over to us. U In that case even more improvements might be or made on yachting lines. If ever you had to send a or boat to England, you would find it difficult to get T1 the cup back, and all sorts of improvements would ...

... pitted against them in the semi-finaL Their reverses in previous seasqons, especially thbat ini the semi-final of the English Cup last season, has increased their determination to win ; and recognis- illg the merits of the Albion they have gone i.to strict ...

... I SOUTH OF ENGLAND CLUB (STOCXBRIDGE, .MAIT- -l C. r cm - , I ?? ¶COURSING.-seTeURAv. Dull and shoviery weather was associated with the sport at Stockbridge onl Saturday, when the South of England Chil, meeting was brooght to an early termination, ...

... THE AMERICA CUP. IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE. l . ~~[Roue*ss .Spcl Serivice.] .Nnw YoiR, September 14.-Lord Dunraven has written a letter to the Cup Committee giving a full explanation of his position in regard to the races. Mr. Kersey, who knows its contents ...

... . THE AMERICA CUP. LORD DUNRAVEN'S PROTEST. THE THIRD RACE SURRENDERED. n ?? ,Sncal Service.J NEw Y Bic, September 1a-The third race in the contest between the Valkyrie and Defender for the America Cup. t_-day, proved a complete fiasco. Lord Dunraven ...

... AMERICA CUP CONTEST. CONDITIONS FOR NEXT RACES. | ?? Spcics ScMce.rJ New Yoas, October Z2.-Letters containing the con, ditions which are to govern the next races for the America Cup vwere posted last week to Mr. Percy i Thellusson, representing the Royal ...

... Association to lend them the cup in the week preceding the match, in order that the team might be photographed with it. But there's many a slip between the cup and the lip, a saving peculiarly adaptable to English Cup finals. The Albion themselves ...

... THE WATERLOO CUP.-YESTrRDAY. 1.4 belic r_ Estinimtes made by the. oldest' habitues of the Altear plains on not l: I the occasion of the first clay or tile Waterloo Cup %yere, that to I la Id the attelldfulCO Of tO-daY had never been exceeded. To say that ...