The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
DOMESTIC IsTELI.iGENCE.

DOMESTIC INTELl.iGENCE.
| neneial WILLIAM II. HARKisoa, appointed
| Minister of the United Stairs 10 the Republic of
Columbia. arrived NTH. city from Ohio on Thurs
day last, and will remain here for few days.
kat. Int. sept. %.
| The RersnW.-The gross revenue that &C
crued in inc pori Of New York
/ last year amounted 10 Sl32lS, 1858
| Jbr amount accrued ~ the first
two quarters oil this year is
| First quarter, ending 3lt
| March. %, 1873 1l6
! Second quarter, ending 30th June. SO, 1913 1877
SsOS7313
| The last two quarters generally are ess pro-
| dnciye than the nr< fwo; but u - probable fhs
/ gross revenue of this year AZ the port oil New
York, will fully equal that OF lastyear.
keB Oriehns Aug. 26--We have been infor-
med bv a gentleman who left Vera Cruz on the
81 inst that on the ID ofihis mouth Com. Por-
ter hauled down his broad pemant 4 sent IN his
| resignation as commander ofthe Mexican Navy
| The Americans generally who held commissions
under the Mexican government had followed his
treme want of good management in the naval
| concerns and the consequent irregularities IN the
| payment Of the seaInen's wages ans the building
AID cquipping OF vessels of war, rendered II i'm.
possible for them ever To effect any thing 10 the
| Advantage either OF henselye or OF the nation
they served. Bee.
Norfolk Racss.-- The Races over Garrison S
COURSE commenced on Did instant. The Norfolk
paper furnish the following particulars of the
several performances
| First Dny.-rwo mle heats entrance $500,
half iorfen-fiye horses had been entered hat
ony three appeared AT the start, VIZ Mr. Gdrrs.
ons Polly Hopkins Mr.. Johnson's Star aud
Mr Harrisons Corporal Irim. The two nb-
set, OF course. pad forfeit. The day was
uncommonly fine ard the Coul se ~ the very
bes' order, In the fist heat Polly HOPKINS
took the lead, and kept il aud though ucca-
sionally pushed by her competitors, particular.
| ~ Star, won 1t with apparent ease Time,
:}m 49,,
! In the second heat all three started very hand
somely, Polly Hopkins as before taking the lead
and Star pressing her through the first part
OF the heat SO closely, as 10 Prove himself an
animal Of no ordinary preiensians rs a racer,
though no match for the silver heels of Polly
Hopkins, which Won this heat also with p,rfect
ease. out several lengths ahead
Tie racing was in fine style, aifording general
qualification, aud no dissatisfaction arose from
any cause, TO mar the pleasing result TO the win
ner-
Tho Judges award,
Polly Hopkins,
Star,
Corporal Trim, 3 dis.
Timed heat, Am. 42s
SECOND Ddy.-No other horses having enter
ed ior the Propretor's Purse Of $500, three me
heats-the prize was contested by Dr. Bollngs
M Sally Hope. AID Mr. Ineram's b IN Rcpu.
tuition The racing was however IN good style,
aud afforded much satisfaction
The Judges award
Dr. BollnS's IN sally Hope,
Mr.. Ingram IN Reputation 2 =
Jine--lst heat 6m SIS
2d do 5m dis
Third Day The Jockey Club Purse of 500
four mile heats was won Yesterday by DIR, Bel
ling < m ARIEL, beating hr. VIM. H. johnson.
b h Trumpeter add Mr.. Garri1sons b Ia Ivan
hoe.
The stnrt very handsome one, Iyanhoc Ia
N'ng the track aud keeping il for the thee first
rounds but IN tn fourth round Erel passed
him and won the heat, by about half a rngth
vanhoe being witdraan after the first heat
the contest lay between the Htiel aud Trumpe-
perhaps do not exhibit a more beautiful con
llict between speed & bottom than was display
ed IN the rivalry of these fine animals Irum-
peter took the lead from the start, aud kept IL
during nearly the whole heat, exciting yer.
strong apprehension as to the result, with the
knowing ones who had betted odds ON the IA
ror lie Arel-nor were their doubts solved un-
al the moment opposing the Judges stand
when II WAS decided that Eriel had II by about
nall a length.
The Judges award.
DIR. Boiling m Ariel
Mr.. GanIsons b h ivanhoe dr.
MIR. Johnsons b h 'lrumpeter 3
Fourth Day.-Ihr Post Stake for Colts and
Fies--2 mile heats entrance S4OO. was YES
terday contended for by Mr.. Garrisuns Polly
Hopkins, DIR. Boding's Brunette and Mr.
himges Ed, and won by the first named, in two
heats
WARRENTos RACES Third Dag.-Prop,ie.
tors Purse for $500 mile heats. hest 3 ln5.
}. J HARRISON b m Susan Robin
son, by olr Hal, five Yeas
old.
Whhmel K. Bulocks Eliza
Spoch, by ARCHIE, three years
old
Wm. NJ. Vests (Powerls) be
Jolly Major, by Archie, three
year old, dStd
Time.-lst heat I'm SO LIS second beat 2m-
thId heat ON By fourth heat 2m j lbs
From tho Cumberland Aavocnre, Sept %
STOP lHE MONSTER.
Hl~der.-from variety of circumstances.
the public have strong reasons TO believe tina
George sweailogcu, SherhofW ashington county
Maryland, murdered his Vile, near Cresaptoyn
IN Allegheny county, on Monday the 9Th inst A