Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

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Der Of beautifal onsa who alarmed the
dscti4g the great number q Ugly rassah 81 mea
Jack Kremer was withdrawn Bets at 6rst raa two
to Fordham; but, ON the second heat, four to
job. Caroline was not thought Of, but came
beating them all. The following is the result
First Heat-7 min. 4ol sec.--Jos IL II.
Second do.-9 !" 10 "-Ferdham . ] arf2g
After the race, Mr. Costar gave the boy who rsde
Job . five dollar BILL saying, There, my boy, take
that. Mr.. Livingston pat fifty dollar bill on the
top Of It, and said, "There my chap, take that tos
Col Webb then felt for his pocket-fumblsd few
minutes, and walked off the course. The Colonel
was the best dressed man on the turf. Kk
Second Race--wm. James Dove, 1 l.
4 Do. do. Vanmaters Jane Grey, 2.
Do. do r. l.. Stevens Celeste. 2 g. s
Tme. 53s-l So
The entrances today for the Parse Of $500, two
mile heats, are as follows -
.,. Mr.. r.. Johnsons Rocker. n
j. H. Vannaters Clarion.
Jas. Bothgate's Waterloo.
The four mile day Of Friday is likely to be splen-
did day, from the number and great celebrity Of the
four mile horses on the ground, e3e
THE FINE DEPARrMENr-The purlieus Of Fire.
mans Hall were crowded last night, but no person
admitted within the sanctum samctorum except
those qualified to vote. AT III O'clock, we under
stood they commenced balloting for Secretary, and
long after that hour nothing had been done in the
choice Of chief. 81
On! DoNr!-I understand that several of the de-
mocrats in the Corporation are in favor of giving
some Of their jobs in printing in preference to the
buttenders, Denman, Ming &c.
For Gods sake, gentlemen-I beg pardon, mean
democrats-dont give any Of your public plumber.
L.
/ am at present innocent and happy making money
in reasonable quantities. If get any jobs Of the
Corporation shall certainly grab all the money
i can lay my hands on, and run away, la Price and
Swartwsut. l may be worse-I may run away, not
with the money alone, but hang me, if don't run off
with all the young pretty laughing delicious, female
democrats. as the gallant Romans did with the beau
tifal, bewtching Sadness! Oh! dent Oh! NO! oh!
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. IN New JERsEY.-We
learn on tolerabe authority, that the Camp Of In
struction, to be formed in New Jersey this summer,
under the orderof Ponset will turn out to
be Camp Of humbug All the officers Of the army,
acquainted with its material and discipline have OPP
posed this conceit Of Mr.. Poinsett. The principal
regiment, intended for the camp has just returned
from Florida, and is now Governors Island. They
consist, principally, Of raw recruits and invalids
run 1lOIlud-tAc IOIlueI almOSt cnllTcly unaC-
quainted with the complex maneuvres of q camp
and would require the discipline Of months put them
into efficient condition. Secretary Poinsett was
bent his freak that he actually intended to with
draw all the troops the Canadian frontier, and thus
the risk Of leaving the unruy spirits the line
without check let in their border enterprises
Probably this famous camp is intended by the eour-
teous Secretary, to show off, when his Excelency the
President passes through New Jersey, his way to
visit his royal paace-his Windsor Castle-at Kim
derhook. If so, the soldiers cans shoulder hoo" in
any loafer STYLE and his Excellency the Commander
in chief Of the oafers will not know whether they
arc right or wrong. He is not an . Old Hickory"
nor ever will be. 1880 ss-sIi
What IL the Secretary made Oft
ar4 SpoonIess broth,
Bubbling froth, M ,M
a Whiskcr and puff,
s.l And all such stuff,
Such is the Secretary made OF.