Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

| To CoaaEsPoNDnxrs. -" Bertha's' beautiful note,
almost as beautiful az herself-is published in the
"Chroncle" last evening with my reply to her ques-
| ton
"A. b." on the old lady in Wall street, also in the
Chronicle last evening
u Two respectable young women who want to
return to the green fields of Schoharie county, and
get cut Of the city called yesterday upon me to put
them into some way Of raising funds for that pur-
pose. l heard their story and opened their subscrip-
ton with 81, in specie.
Charitable persons who can spare any little sum 10
increase their means will please to hand II 70 my
Cashier at the desk Of this Office.
We must help poor women in distress, as much az
we can Come forth ye young rascais, and down
with your dust.
Tar Wan BEGuN--CHsDIr rersus CAsH-We
shall give tomorrow full account OF recent attack
made mon the store of Sill Il Aaron, Pearl street.
dealers on the cash system by a conspiracy got up
by the credit people of the same neighborhood The
war between cash and credit has at last broken out
We shall deyeope some of the rascally under currents
of Pearl street. When the Wall street prints learnt
that the Herald was picking up all the cash business
and leaving them the trade credit the editor of the
"Courier" comes behind the editor Of the Herald in
the street and knocks him down. When the long
credit iobbers in Pearl street heard that Sill q Aaron
sell for cash. and pick up all that is afoa they send
in their instruments into their and kick up row.
We shall expose the whole business
Tho Races.
USIoS CouRsE, Lose IsLANn-Second Day-Wed-
nesday May 3lst-Pnrse of S300-for three years old
30 lbs four l04 lbs FIVE Ia lbs; six, lz1 lbs; and
aged l26 lbs-Mares and Gedings allowed 3 lbs,
Two mile heats. The entries were confined to two,
promising little sport, viz =
r. L. Stevenss en-. h. Tom Moore, by Eclipse, out
of Lalla Reokh, by Ogles Oscar--and
Jos. H. Van Matters 81. c. Manolopon, by Medley
son of Sir Hal, dam by John Richards years old
AT the appointed hour, both were ready, and when
uncovered, showed condition. They moved up even
ly at the CALL and got off At the first attempt They
together head and head around the turn al lively
pace, Tom being the inside. AT the commencement
of the back stretch Tom showed few feet in 'front.'
and kept the lead abouta length round the north
sweep. As he neared the stand he widencd the gap,
and at the mile end was three lengths in advance He
now led off the second mile keeping thus in front to
the centre OF the north semicircle. Here the Grey
went up, and made dash severe brush was kept
up to the quarter stretch, when Tom having some
thing in hand, let out and after running with him
about 200 yards, shook him ofiand came home about
two lengths ahead, winning the heat easily in min.
SO sec.
Second Heat-They went away before at the
signal and ran neck and neck to the middle Of the
back stretch when Tom Moore drew out clear, and
kept in front round to the stand termination OF the
first mile where he three lengths in advance evil
IDENTIFY in hand. In rounding the second bend, In the
commencement of the second mile the grey appeared
| 70 flag. Tom now had il all his own way, kept in
'front.' and with something in hand, came home three
or four lengths clear, winning the heat IN minutes.
Same day-Sweep stakes of 81, 000 each Sl20 forfei.
for three years old colts, 80 lb-hllies 81 lb.-mile
heats q subscribers)
4 Neutrality-suspicious. Gibbns 81. c. Shadow by
Eclipse Lightfoot, out Of Sally SLOUGH,
Capt. X. F. Stockton's b. by Dashall, out OF the
dam Of Monmouth.
Robert L. Stevens b. c. by Null6er, out of Polly
| Hopkins.
J,hn C. Stevens b. c. by Lance, out Of Charlotte
Robert 'Tiilotson's en- c. by Henry out Of the dam
of Medoc.
Col. Wade Hampton's Of 8. Carolina, imported flly
Emily, by Emelus gu, of Elizabeth by Rainbow
Sam MI Neilps c. town brother TO Postboy) by
Henry, out Of Garland by Duroc.
Col Hampton's filIy was not here she and Mr.
NeilPs colt paid forfeit. The other five appeared al
| the call-Shadow somewhat the favorite. When
stripped they all showed good condition except w
Tllotson's CHI. c. whose appearance we by no means
liked, he was to our mind, too high in flesh and full
and appeared somewhat stale upon his legs
A, the CALL they came up in brisk motion pretty
evenly but the signal tap Of the drum for the start
not being given, il was mo go" and they were re-
called The majority however went at a brisk pace
nearly round the first quarter mile sweep before step
ped, and Shadow and colt Of Medoc's dam ran Il
the middle of the back stretch before they could b
pulled up.
At the second attempt they all got of very evenly
Shadow having the inside place, made running from
the score for the lead which he got, and dashed OF
in good style. The Charlotte Temple FLY laying
close up the others in ruch, half length to ,
length behind. Shadow, however, gave no respite
he kept on at a racing pace, was never once headed
and came home with something in hand, two Lengths
in front.
| Shadow,
Colt out of Monmouth's dam, 2
Colt out Of Polly Hopkins, 3
Colt out Of Charlotte Temple,
Colt out Of Medocs dam, s
| Run in | min. 81 sec.
Second Hes,.-All five paradsd at the CALL At Tho
signal they got away without hindrance; Shadow, al