True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27
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son. For his death, no blame 10 chargeable to any
but those VIII" deceived him. Had a Canadian
headed band and visited the States with the snme
acts and objects, the laws would have hanged
him speedily. Won Schon'tz, who deds II rs pre-
sumabe, as fearless spirit, bred soldership and
peril, should acknowledged the justice of his fate
and wished that ii might he regarded as the merr
TIED iruiis OF mad and most deceptlous en'er-
PRISE. MY last wish to tho America s., he wrote.
U.s. mat they may not think of rcveng,ng my death.
Let no further blood he shed; and bel'ere me from,
shat hare seen, that all the stories that told
about the su6erings Of the Canadian people, Tere
UNTRUE THESE were Amos, his dying W rds.
Thus persisted on the gncis Of Fort Henry,
speeulntors. What denuncistions are too deep OF
like these!
Doreph"s Abbey, Of Pamela, and Dan'l George
OF Lyme, N. Y. were hung in Kington on the day
appointed; and it was reported that four ohcrs
were to be hung on Saturday Inst. The wife OF
Mr.. George was in Kingston at the time OF her
husbands execution, and, i. i'rep"rted, was de-
MED permission 10 see him beture the execution,
and refused his body after death.
The majority of the Maiden invaders are said to
have been refugees Canadians. Some Of the De-
trot papers STATE that trials of the prisoners aud
executions have taken place already.
Kingston Trials.-Seven more prisoners pleaded
guilty at Kingston, the 5hn amely: Dennis Swete,
aged ie; Joel Peeler. So Elon Fellows, Charles Wood
| iHhs oIfIu ID OuSc5 80, hDHeT lOWhscHuy ~ oNi-
vanus swste, 81; and VIM. oNe %; all Of the State
of New York. Four others, Oliver Tucker, William
DEMO, both aged 10; George T. Brown, -, and IRAN
Loop, 26 all Of New York, pleaded guilty. On the
~ came on the trials Of Riley Whitney and Lawrence
Riley, from Vermont Price Senter, Of Ohio, aged i3,
ana ct John Thomas, Asa II. Richard, Edward A. Will
son, Rouse Bennett II, Sylvester A. Lawtsn, Andrew
Nth, Robert G. Collins, and Thomas Stockton, all
Raees.-Louisiara Course. LIST Day. The sports
commenced on this track on Tuesday last-Chris,mas
day, by way of emphasis. The attendance good
and the running afforded good sport. In the FIRST
sweepsaka race, Col. Bingaman received forfeit from
all the other entries: but it known that the
would NOT come off the pIoprieors afforded substitute
III the shape Of another purse be for in mile heats.
The official report wa give for the guidance Of distant
turtles.
| LOUISIANA CoURsE--,st Day. Sweepstake. $500
entrance, mile heats, for y. colts and lliss; 5000
forfeit: subscribers. 8 paid; PURSE $ll00.
Col Al. Bngamans b. f. Martha Malone, by imp.
Leviathan out Of Tachehana, by Bertrand: received
forfeit FROM.
John F. Miller's-.(e ntry not named
WI Minors imp. b. C. by Rowton, out of Nell
Gwynn, by Tramp.
After the sweepstake thus disposed Of the Creole
race came off for which three eutered and came
the post. The conditions of this require that
the contendng nags shall have been dropt in Loui.ia-
Lord Of the Isle Souherner and Dandy, were the
competitors, and of these the last "suite the dan
dy.' southerner, too, was in much request being by
the sire the favorr, while the gray hended
"lord' was not on the books as he was known to be
dcnd smiss.
The lady southerner led of the dance, with the Dam
dy coquct,ng usual closely her side but after he
had got the lady in the humor to come home with him,
he bruallv left her in the awkward strait and out
first. The lordng, initiating the OF the "Dan-
dy, agreeaby to CUSTOM also passed the lady by. lea
wing the gentle southener to tell her tail alonr.
| For the second heat, all t,r came up as fresh as
spring, and after the Start the coquetting
red on, per last, with the exception that the good
breeding of the Lord" cried place d .mcs and
would not pass by the
Second Race ..-Creolc Pu's', $500 -mile heats: for
Creole nags: free for all nags carrying weight for nse
Fergus Dupanricrs oh. Dandy y. u. ty Can.
didae out of Sally Harvey: 100 lbs. l. /.
H. A. Tavloc's t'Ir. Arnett's) ch m. Southern
er, sly. o. by Candidate, dam by --: 10y lbs. 2. Q
F. Millers gr. C. l., I'd Of the Irss. v. o. bv - -
Time ]. 56-l. So.
After this decision Of the frat race though second
purse, e.leber, Maid of Orleans, and Dick Halle came
to the post to contest for the mile heat purse Of these
hleber was the favorite at odds against the field for
though the mare sho~ed in good order, Dick appeared
| nowhere" on the betting.
At the start the Maid took the lead "down the middle
and up again., while fo the fret three ouerters Dick
and kleber kspt side by side behind like beau1 at
ball watching the maden'st feet. But ERE she finished
the first und both rivals started for the honor Of lead
ing her out in the struggle for which, is not unu
sual, the fair left behind. Dick challenged i>e
be and he accepted it, ocourse the only thing unusual
being tina, instead ola "dead shot," it was lansd
beat.
This result set the males much on the gu, pire
that Kleber took the lead the second heat and made
such hard running that Dick found it difficult TO follow
IN mis- footsteps, yet so earnest overtake the
other that the fair "Maid Of Orleans" was left behind
the flag.
Much disappointment evinced at this osul, for
Dupaners success in the LIST race and in the las, IN
the Metairie had inspired grca, confidence in his en-
try.
As The time approached for the third heat the owner
oil Dick finding he had little chance against the yicto-
rlous trcnchman, drew him from the contest, ard the
purse was without further struggle awarded to Kleb,r
Iherecord stands thus
Third Race. Proprictors purse 800, mile
heats.
J. $. Garrison's b. c. kleber, 4 y, o. by Bertrand,
dam by Oscar 100 lbs. OIL
Fl. A. Tayloe's tMr. Boye's) oh. c. Dick
Halle, 4 y. o. by Sir Charles, dam by Tonson:
100 lbs. ~,
F. Duplantiers CHI. f. Maid Of Orleans, 3y.o
by Little Red, dam by Timolpon: SO lbs. g.. dis,
Time !. 54-l. 81
SECOND DAY. The weather was extremely had
yesterday and the attendance consequently very sIep
der. The sport, too limited, only two nngs being
entered for the These the Woodpecker FL
y, Wilma Hernde,i, and the DANDY victor of the pre.
vious day. Dandy, was decidedly the avore, and he
evnced his right to The position hy taking the purse
with case after two straight heats
Second Day. -Proprietor's rurse $250---mile heat
T. Cupan iers CHI. c. Dandy, 4 v. o. by Candidate,
sc, above. L.
H. A. Tayloe's CHI f Ittyina Heraden, 3 " o. by
Woodpecker, dam by Whpster: 80 lbs. 2.2
Time, 2m.- 2 m.-.-5 sec.
FROM HARRISBURG.