Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-07
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GREAT TRorrINs Match M YHE AMERICAN
HoRsE RATrLER.-This selebrated horse is now in
England, and on the 3lst Of November trotted over
the Aintree Course, ten miles against the Lady Dir
mingham mare, and the Glasgow mare, for a join,
purse OF $500, He was entered as Bob Logic, and
his rider, Bill Wheelan, was called Smith.
After three false starts, the nags went off nearly
together, the birmingham mare taking the lead, but
she soon he AIDED by Bob Logic, who complete d
the 1919 yards in min. 20 Sec, the Birming ham
mare lying close to his quarters at the chair, and
the Glasgow mare 20 sec. IN the OF the leading
horse Immediately after passing the winning chair,
they mad TO trot seven times round 10 complete the
ten miles, each round being 229j yards. Logic re-
tanned the lead, and, in NH. 80 Sec from the time
OF starting, finished the first time round-the Gias
gov mare being next 10 in his rear and the Lady
close In her wake. At the turn up hill, EOgic shot
out about so yards in advance of the others, and in
IA min 40 Sec, finished the two miles and i5i9 yds.;
the asgow mare second. Bob still kept the lead
and the mares alternately changed places during the
third round, which Logic completed In ~ Mln III
sec; the Others being neck and neck At the turn,
Logic again left them in the rear by about 90 yards
the two mares struggling hard to up with him;
the Lady breaking IN the straight ards the
chair, which was passed by Bob in advance of the
| others; 25a minutes having expired: the Glasgow
mare vas within a length Of the klcsding horse. and
the Lady close the launches of the Scotch mare
The rider OF Bob Logic continued the arttul move
OF leaving his competitors at the turn and at much
greater distance than ber Ofore that any odds
laid on him. At the conclusion Of the fifth round
which was completed by him in 30 min. ~ Sec, the
Glasgow mare was second; and although Bob had
gone well ahead round this corner, they all
well up at the Steward stand. At the termination
of the sixth rounu, 35 min II sec. bad expired,
Logic being still in advance, followed by the Bir
mlngham mare which was severely pressed by the
Scotch nag. 1t was evident that Smith had ii all
his own way, and he showed his opponents that he
could do as he liked with 'hem for at the turn he
again let go his horse, and never afterwards gave
the others chance Of coming him, completing
the 10 miles in 40 minutes ) seconds: The Birming
ham mare was 20 in the rear of Bob Logic, and
the Glasgow mare behind the Birmingh ham
mare. The following is the return
Mr.. Brookes' br h Bob Logic (smith) l
MIR. Holnsworths br m The Lady, WATSON 2
Mr. Locknarts b In The Glasgow Mare, CLockwood)
Bob Logic was well ridden, and Smith, who was
never headed after he went in front, could doubt
have done the ten miles in much less time, had he
not felt certain that he had the in his hands
The ''London Age calls Prince Albert a cub
without any hair.
The author of the Brou.ham hoax is now supposed
to be Lord Brougham.
Joseph BonaParte has taken house in Cavendish
Square for year
FIRES LoNpoN.-There were 200 fires in the
last three months, and Is lives lost, in London.
Mrs Trolope has just issued new work, called
"a Summer in Brittany"
Muey Ishmael is the favorite for the Derby; he
belongs to Lord jersey to only, bet against
the lot from Scott stable.
The Liverpool Society for Reclaiming Unfor
tunate Females" have made honest women of "a
taken at random from the streets.
St life boats are in use at Liverpool and
well.
The great Belgian Railway has turned out failure
Snow has fallen two fee; deep in England, and the
the lowest range Of the thermometer has been lS'
Farenhet.
An Eaglish company is forming under the imme-
diae sanction Of Mehemet Ali, to navigate the Nile
.,larl hats luIr nd lR
mouth of the Alexandria canal.
A method Of printing stuifs with madden has been
found out at Vienna reward of 30, OO0f. for this
discovery has been offered in France.
We fear the dstresses Of the people are not draw
ing to a close on the contrary, coming shadows
portend that we are fastening to "that moment
which will long continue marked ard mourntul
page in England's history.'-[ AntiCorn Law Cir
cuar
Americans are known ia the Turkish language by
the name of Yanki Dooniah which means "the New
World" This certainly is as nearto Yankee Doodle
as could have been expected.
The French Government talks Of colonizng part
Of New Zealand Immediately.
ssThe intellectual faculties Of Prince Metternich,'
says the Commerce." have been so much impaired
by his recent Illness that it is feared he cannot
main much longer at the head of affairs"
The special commission for the trial Of Frost and
the other Cbartst prisoners, Is to be opened on the
18th, at Monmouth. The prisoners will be permitted
to select counsel for their defence, who will be paid
by Government
There has Just been discovered in a chateau in
Normandy, a series of autograph letters from Jean
Jacques Rousseau to the Marquse de Verdelin,
which will I'll up an Important vacuum in his Con-
fessions.
Nobility is looking up in England An Earl, tried
to commit arape on young married lady IN the Bir
mingham "a road cars and Marquis induced a
beautiful girl 10 get into his gig, when he drove her
to London and violated her
The curiosties fshed up from the Royal George
have been deposited in the British museum.
Jack Thomson, the servant into whose arms Sir
John Moore fell when he was shot at Corunna, and
who heiped to bury him darkly at dead of night
now drives a Holloway omnibus
Templeton, Romer and Balfe all return to Drury
Lane.
ENeLIsH PosTAeE.-The penny postage plan has
gone into opera ION. The following are the rates
now charged all over Great Britain and Ireland.