The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

usios coukss, L. L--rsprrise Yr.frasAS.-fostinr
bills and advertisements for the last fsw days have an
ncunced trotting match to of over the above
course, between Mr.. spicers b. Lady Ellen w whe
ian's b. h. Green. and II. Jones' h. Achilles, for
stake of $500, best three in Eve, to wagons which Gre
aed considerable interest among the patrons of the turf
but those who went to the track exclusively to see this
match, disappointed Achilles did not show him.
self on the track and Greensiter having had his hes,
points exhibited to the spectators creating disposition
to lay out the rocks" which offered first at 100 to
u.s. then 100 to 20 again 100 to CO. and towards the
OF starting in smaller of two to one-was with
drawn, his owner paying forfeit The horse very
fine looking animal but il was considered prudent
withhold his performances from public gaze and If he
has any fast points about him his is determined to
Keep the proof to himself The general opinion, how
ever was that he was intended more for ornament than
SEcosp PuRsE-The above fact being communicated
TO the people the track pTelmnaies were arranged
for the second piece on the list This was purse Of
tie following isa list Of the entries =
David By rant entered. b. m Coquette.
whelpiey' J, ....''.' IS g. onn M9 01s
W Reed, $3.50. b m Bss.ey Baker:
All the aSoSs animals cam: on the track and the
driver of each subjected to the usual ormalies of
geng scale &C. Du. the grey mare Flora having been
her action, and getting her finest point Of speed was
suddenly taken her owner deciding TO let her
finely contested trot ~
Flssr HrAr-..Coquette had the inside of the track,
Mr. whelpley then Betsey Baker by Colonel Bertns;
and the outside was the place assigned the Cottage
the coauee little IN ssSsnss Mari Mas vas made
Cottage Maid third, with Betsey Baker con.
siderable distance in the rear AT the hrst quarter
pole, Cottage Maid went ahead Of Mofatt leaving
the Ccquette some distance behind the others At
the half Betweenh half and three quarters there was
covered that Betsey had essened the space between her
and Coquette At the three quarter pole the Cottage
heat either to bryant Colonel Berthe Cottage Maid
standing her break al the 10 end of the track,
so by Coqusts and Betsey Baker; Moaa however, was
not so successful beng four five lengths from the
score when the others went by it, The time for this
SECOND HEAR The horses cane up again for this
hea but not being considered in ar position, they had
to try again The next time however they got start
the quarter shead q Bet..yths Cottage Maid in very
five lengths behind, and appearing out Of order. Be-
tween this point and the hreequarer POLE Col Bernes
Brysnt and himself, and was now going side and side
with him. round the turn to the straight side where
ss S on TO- sn
came 70 me stand about two lengths ahead Of Bryants
in the rear As soon as Mr. Bryant had dsmoIu al he
appeared in the Judges stand, with complaint against
Col Bertine for crossing him as he wa, coming to the
score; but his complaint received very little attention
from the judges, and the result of the heat
nounced. Time 2:4l
THIRD HEAr:-some Intellectual attempts to start were
again made before the word was given. the Judges be-
ing determined not to give advantage to either of
did not ;or Moa soon took place at his
elbow, and went TO near the quarter with him, where
Of coquete and she made every effort TO over
take her Cottage Maid broke up between the quarter
his his ss
appeared to be losing ground at every STEP At the three
quarters Besey Baker broke up and her rider could
fOrf the ifo oh I'm bopt IN che
John ofat both dstanced-the Coquette winning
the heat, cy two lengths, in 2:4S
Msidhad all to themselves and went off well together,
and continued side and side until they passed the
ants mare won the heat in a4a This was yery close
heat, until the break occurred.
the tro one heat of pacng match for $00 in harness.
came of at the end of which. it discovered that
SUs the s had Sa the rules: in not carrying
should be distance5 annung all betting on the match
The time Of the heat was 2:46.
BALrIMsRE RAcEs-C.rror CouRsE-The races which
commence to-day over this anticipated to be
Of more than ordinary interest and sport The follow.
ing dne horses have arrived and will be for the
various purses: Mr. Samuel Laird's famous Fashion,,
Colonel Johnson's Revenue" and Protection" Mr.
Green's Passenger" Mr. VIM Fields wilton Brown
to the above named gentlemen besides the fine stable Of
MIR O Hare, proprietor of the Course The horses
was beaten.
The races in Louisville last week resulted follows
TuEspAr, Oct 5.-Proprstor's purse $3.50, twomils
Jas r. Bradley's en- Miss Riddle, by imp. Rid.
dleworth. out OF Lady Jackson-3 years old. :.
s 1rssrs en- Red Bird d by Grey Eagle, out
John Armstrong's CHI Glider By imp. valparaiso,
F.o Murphy cc's q. Bill Barbour, BY Grey
Eagle, out Of Gabrica-4 years old a
F. @ Brengmsn'sb b; T. Rose Eagle, BY Grey Eagle.
out Of the dam Of Tiberius-4 years old. -. 8 s
Time-s6'-s47.
Police intelligence.
Der. 12-Hixhvoy Robbery Officers Watson and
rate characters called Jack Dublin and Barney sher
den charged with highway robbery in knocking
Sas Five and sse
his lie II he made any noise at the same time they
the 70 ana snsn
the presence Of the complainant he identified the both
as the two Villains who committed the outrage upon
him Justice Osborne locked them both up examna-
ton.
Attempt to commit Rape Officer Haughey, Of the
charge OF attempting to commit rape a small girl
between and years Of age. by the name of Christi
between asth and ash streets cOmmted for esau
nation by Justice Merritt
us asssy a oh. peas I Sy the Of corns
$3.50 gold and bank bills while he laid asleep at the
house Of Daniel Korrgan at Fordhsm. westchester CO
william welsh, who entered the bed room Of Hsaisy
and stole the above sum out Of his psnaloons which
there was bad s. bill On the bank Of xp.schicols and
50 counterfeit the Monroe bank Michigan. These
bills might possibly Iced to the detection Of the thief
So policemen and citizens, look out for the rascal.
Taken from 7hief.-A leathern trunk was taken
rsm thief last night by Captain Perry ofhe 5ih ward
centsining female wearing sppare also basket con-
tanning eatabes, and some bottles for which owner
is wanted Apply to the above captain at the station
house
.aaempf TO XIII Officers Jacques and shadbolt of the
10th ward, arrested yesterday two Dutchmen. called
Frederick Kellum and Lawrence Swift on a charge of
stealing also for stabbng Jacob Bieey in the lett leg
with knife, nAictng severe wound Locked upby
Justice Ketchum.
Chdrye Of Larceny-OfRcer Stiles of the nth ward,
arrested yesterday chap called William Smith on
charge Of stealing from Mr. Phillip Herring and John
McCshe. Locked up by Justice Ketchum.
yioieaf .asser9 "A complaint made yesterday