Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho Great Western arrived At New
York on the 9Th inst. bringing London
and Liverpool! papers up TO the 2sd ult.
General Duff Green, who returned Ia
the last steamer, had long interviews
with Sir Robert Peel in London, and N.
Guizot in Paris, and has. brought qser' 4
general scheme Of ~ commercial ], I.
tics between Ens,ans: ia the . s n,
States, based on principf, rsciProst ,I1ll
in mutual tariff Of d., This has 'ssFf
has been carried 70 Washington
may possibly be introdd.,'ssffs'alsl' s
Presidents next u, WI
The Steam ooi'eii II sagF
tory at scarborough HB
10Th uEt. and blew II Tire
building. buryiny 8, o,,.ii aneils
ruins. fenrteen esad stss.ies ha -
taken ous al the latest aase
The losses ef the sorn speculsl " ~ "
England. this harvest, are estimated III s5
f2.ooo,om sterling. 8
Frauce insists that the nssadve.u,
ed by England to the rial, search. y,
in violation cf the law Of NATIONS, nnd:vr
disposed 10 call John Bull to account
The Cunard line Of Steamers % ven
as the French line will, next spring,
land a: New York instead of B5ssoa:
,,,,n,r .~,r r,hanv,c re,sr 49, asrrA,e
The NORTHERN CHAMPION AGAIN WtNNER.
We noticed in our last that Fashion
had beat Blue Dick a, Camden, NJ, in
two straighs heats. Time 7:38-7:52i.
In six days afterwards these two horses
again come together at Trenton and were
both entered for four mile race, the re-
sui. Of which will be seen BY the follow.
ing extract from the Esprit Of the Times. "
THE RACE.
Blue Dick Let OF at slappng pace, having the
inside track. but getting into straight work on
the back side, Gil took strong pail on him.
fashion LAID well up to him without endeavorins
to force the running. consequently the first mile
was run in l554. In the "a mile, however. Fash.
ion commenced '.crowdng the inourners." by
brushing down both straight sides. while Joe
+ Drlcea HSroy SOod pun aFOund lHe turnS 00
/ q mile III 1854 aud the Sd mile in $50.
Fashion laying up and tail with the gallant
grey. Ga commencing the 4th mile Blue flick
wa, nearly clear Ut the mare, but size Just tapped
him on the bac!side, and drove him down that
aud around .he last turn into the quarter stretch.
Up to this ,imep Blue Dick seemed to be running
50 strong that his friends were sansoine OF his
winning the heat; bat nalt way down the stretch
Laird called the nonpariel under him. ant
1 without any seeming effort she came in front ut
the drawgate. and went in gal!ent winner by
i over length. in q 80 On this occasion, Blue
/ Dick never gave back nrh. ON the last quarter.
j as he did al Camden. Fashion passed him by
dint OF her remarkable turn Of speed, and did it
SO easily that after the heat no one an the ground
would have laid odds that sht could not run heat
4 very low down in the t,uenties!
The odds were now 80 TO on Fashion. Roth
recovered we'll. They went OF at score ia the
81 heat. Joe being unable to pull his mare back.
until after reaching the back stretch, where he
resigned the lead. But she forced the running
i throughout this mile. and the I'd. the first being
run IN :58. and the Cd in 1:55. Blue Dick.
/ however, seemed to have so much running in him,
on the Sd mile, that Joe determined to nail him st
once. and '.put him out OF his misery accord.
ing'y ~ finishing the Sd. he made play aud coli
Jared Che horse at The stand and passed him with.
cut a struggle on the next turn Of course tho
ming was ous-the dog was dead! Hiua Dick
fell of il his stride. and III vel made another
mile. and literally trotted in. in 7:49, Blue Dick
not going the score. She ran the frs, three
miles iii 5:l7. witt, the utmost SC had she been
pushed She could have run the heat without dis.
tress IN az!