True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

anes more thofoughI der ed shanip Tie fssei !
If yes,erd,y's race Over night, WREN the entries
VI re fra, announced, Pollard IRE, ly backed at
two to ono against the field. In the morning
Pactolus se in the market slightly, yet but small
odds were required that Pollard would take the
purse in two Straight heats. On the course 1t was
common b,tthat Be,s~ing would be last !" INC
race, which seemed the only way in when the
mare mingled in the betting. On drawing
or plans Pollard was inside, and B"cswing in the
middle. Al the tap the Gu, in ahead ct P"l-
lard, and took the lead, and TINS they run the hrs
mile, at no great pace since the time was I'm. rs.
On entering the end mile Pnctolas went up to the
illv, and con inucd to dash at her all round, and
therby pu, her up, ii was thought, TO all she
know, bu, she mads the turn hard in hand in l.
81. It was crar now tina, if tho horse was to
have any chance for the heat he must go to work.
and Pack did his best to break her down, but
Levia,han filIy of Beeswing's fine FORM out OF the
far famed dam Of Birmingham, had game as well
as foot, as she came round again in j. 81 win
handsome spare.
.erna,on was complete: it was in vain to
think Of hcdging-ths thing was so hollow ihn'
be,,ers were compelled to stand "as they were.
Tn. mare was quite as l,tlo dis,res'edas any OF
| them and though ns the boys were rubbing Fac
,olus the riph, hind feock looked swelled, n
three n,es cooled off we'll and came up fresh anc
gay for another start.
In the frs, two miles Of the second heat, Pac
,olus pushed a, the mare from the very jump
was constantly at her launches, from which clos
proximity she would start away with all the INA
pinabe ease, the first mile being done in l. IS til
second in l i. 81. On entering third mile Pnctolu
exhibited considerable distress, and Pollard heen
to clo.e up, and passed Pactolus hnlf mile fror
hsme, the Pacific colt having evidently given wa
some where. Pollard having now to take up tn
running made a handsome brush, and the mar
had to start away as they came straight home, bl
he had not the condition necessary 10 overtake he
and Beeswing, in l. Sc, came cut winner under
strong pull. Pac,olus savrd his distance, bu, h
was no sooner pulled up thnn it was evider
that his ef, fore, and right hind leg had both brok
down, and Mr.. T.ylne his spirited owner has til,
lost ono Of his mos, valuable nngs, and the "nl
race for which he has run from the opening of til
campaign.
Fourth Day. Jockey Club Purse 1880. the LIST 'or
&l5OO to the second $500. Three mile heats.
Col Watsons oh. f. BEEswIsG, 3 y o. by Leviathan
ou, of Black Sophia, dam of Birmngham) by
Stakeholder SO lbs. L.
Jas 8. Gnrrson's b. POLLARD, o. ny VIVA bi'i'
dam by Pacolct; 100 lbs. D.
HA. Tayloes CHI C PAcrolA' 4y. o. by Pacific, out
of Mary vau;has by Pacoler lOol's. =
tbroke down. Time, 5.53. IS 40.
An excellent race. and in fine time.
THE RACES. For the remaining three days tho
is abundance Of sport in prospect. Fer the Plat
te-day-2 mile heats-Glorvna and Sarah Blade
run. For the hest in S to morrow there a
quantities Of nsgs TO go: while on Monday We a
TO have not only the great four mile race, but
regular rush, for 600 yards between two quart
nags Of high reputation, and trot'ing match b
tween Pompei, and Lady Washing ton, which "
be most interesting.
MRS G. BARRETT. This beautiful and high
gifted orfi,s has her bencf, this eve ming, at Il
Camp. During the season no one actress, has n
peared oftencr, nor in greater variety OF chara
tors than Mrs. Barrett, n.r lie there one who h
given so much and general satisfaction.
The selections for the evening are, the last ne
play of Sheridan Knowles, the "Maid of MnricI
dorpt," in winch Mrs. B. performs the part
Mesta; and the still popular play Of Bulwer 'Ti
Lady Of Lyons.
The Maid of Mariendorpt is founded upon
story in the Protestant warin Germany; it is 50
to be full of interest.
We hope TO the house crowded with Il
beauty and the enllan'ry of New O'letns.
We understand tina, the Louisiana Rihemcn wi
attend the Theatre in full uniform, and as all II
Uniform Companies of the 4sh Regiment nTs
parade today We expec, to see most brilla
show.
A friend of ours who wished 10 purchase sund
dolls for divers children, enqured OF married WI
where such nursery toys might be pr cured, and
nu;nied him AIT an adxertlse Mt eX aclly suited