The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02

ordinary pianist
Samuel Lover will give entertainment at Brooklyn
this evening We observe that the programme is filed
with rich variety Let neighbors not lose the chance
offered of listening to the songs and narratives Of their
distinguished guest
Herr Dorn's concert at Boston, respectfully at
tended He proved himself not only to be most excel
lent performer on tho French horn but alss superior
guitsrist
sgnora Ciocca with her troupe and corps de- ballet
projects to Boston where she has an engagement at the
Howard Athen9um.
LsspoLp DE MErrR-The mention whichws made
days since Of the lions departure for Havana in
with BSrEs to be rect They went
intend visiting the West Indies New Orleans, and the
Southern and Western States
Sporting Intelligence.
USioN Course, L. I.-PAcIrc MArcH.-Ths second
Pacing Match which came off Monday. was for 500,
mile heats best three in Eve in harness. The match was
between the sorre geldng Post Boy and the gold
ing Boston Merry This contest was to have taken place
on the previous Thursday the Centrevle Course, but
the day being very inclement postponed. to come
of over the Union Course, aftsr Captain Waugh and
Roanoke had decided their contest
Mr. Darragh the owner Of Post Boy, drove his own
horse and Isaac Woodruff took charge Of Boston Merry
1t was the opinion of the spectators that Post Boy
was more than equal for Boston Merry in the hands
Of an experienced drivers but his being the per-
son selected drive him. according to the conditions Of
the match Boston Merry was the iavorite those who
horses. Two TO one, the figures sported on the
Boston horse and those who were not SO well acquain
ed with the advantages q horse may have when well
handled eagerly took all the money offered ag anst Post
Boy. Probably never was witnessed 80 much betting
among few people every person appeared to be in.
dulging in the game in one way the other. Those
who we're opposed to betting money, wagered oysters,
champagr g. cigars &c SC, and the excitement conse.
quent upon such beggars description and 1t
continued until the horses were on the track ready or
FIRsr HEAr-The roam horse had the pole, and
they up and passed the score he had the lead by
about length but tho word was gwen ana ho. 60 1sy
horses had broken up and went in iul run through
the gate and to the top of the hill where striking level
ground they recovered their feet again, which, howe.
YER was but for moment; for they were both up
twice before they reached the quarter pole On ieav
took sides with him for hall of the next quarter, and
dy, woodruff put him to the top Of his speed and be
tween the half and three quarter poles ne came up with
the latter evidently doing his best TO prevents the roam
appearing outoot his opponent and the driver OF the
aorLe a they rounded the Grn ON ee a he coUd
again overtake Boston Merry who won the neat py TWO
lei gths or more, In 263.
now ten three, his chances for winning being deem
ed hey ond doubt AT the start the roam had the lead
but broke up almost soon as he left the .csre Post
Boy making the best Of the advantage and at the quar-
ter he about sixty or seventy yards in advance Of
him and his leader land the distance was decreased
opT lengths Of Inc roam and
expressed by the hackers OF the sorrs tnat ME-
Darrsg on finding the roam :? rapidly S ing MN
break him up which turned out to be the case the sor-
rel broke up and went into caner at the three
POLE whore the took his and escorted hi to
the score which would have been q dead heat had not
the sorre sgan broke up within few feet Of the stand
This accident gave the heat to Boston Merry winch was
THIRp HrAr-Before the time allow ed between heats
had naa D1, G to .e ~. horse.
the way round the track They started fair and at
ppng too 'S and vent
his turn to break and he too went up which gave the
sorrel chance to close with him. and they were togeh-
where the roam drew out little in front Of the sorre but
was most beautiful On approaching the score the
roam with the accident which befe the sorrel
on run the head Of each horse zach in front Of
the other This heat was given to Post Boy and was
FOURTH HrAr.-At the time the horses came to the
scratch the had hid herself behind cloud, and
was impossible to keep trace Of the horse: round the
ed the arrival Of the horses at the score Boston Merry
passed the stand about two seconds before Fest Boy In
2:ss, thereby winning the heat MATCH and money.
MEMPHIS (Tenn) RAcKs-MOnday, Nov. s.-sweep
stake for three year odssubscrpton $780, hall forfeit
Lin Cocks Hucius j. Polk') CHI by Shamrock, out Of
L oyi Fo o e. c. BY i'm Felt dam by Andrew
Jackson, Oh
Second -Proprietors purse $lOo-mie hsats:-
Lin Cocks Qucius J. Polk's) Oh. f.by imp AindsIby,
out Of Bracelets dam, Syo !
DR.. L. Smiths b. h. Lucky, BY vOlnsy, dam by An
Capt. John Morssns 81. f. by son of Medoc dam
CO.. Pi s b. Georgia Belle. by volney, dam
Tims-l-57.
| Third Day-Proprietors purse $25o-two mile hssts-
Jerome Whites gr st. Louis, by Atorf out of Fleta
A. u ". small. 81 h. croton by chorisssr. d.mby
WI Grssrs biz T. Darkness, by Wagner, out of
the dam of Sally shannon. 4y.o
Time-3:4sh-a:5oh.
Fourth Day-Propretor's purse $lSo-mie heats:-
Col JOS Metcalfes b. g. Fred Kaye, by Grey Eagle
A. w smslIs ar c. Tom Placide, by Grey Me.
doc out of Pat Gallwsy's dam by Shakespeare,
Lin Cocks Il. j. Polk's) CHI by imported Ain
derby, out of the dam Of Bracelet,
Fifth Day-Propretors purse Sa0o-three mile heats
Thomas Patterson's CHI. &. Red Bird, by Grey
Jerome s' Whites Vii g. S ch Mary Weller, by ser
Col n ss% Ds: M.tosifs s ch Promise. by was
ner, dam by Lance, 4y.o.
Col John Blevin's CHI. m. Coosa Blevins, BY
imported Lsviathan, dam by wild Bill, by.o d.
Time, 6:5o-6:53- 662.
Sixth Dsy--Jocksy Club Purse $7oc-four mile heats
! Col Jos Ms,calfs b. m. Fanny King by imp
| Glencoe, out of Mary Smith. by Sir Richard,
| 6y.o (Barney.l
| John 8 Dunn's CHI. 4. Jerry Lancaster, by
| Mark Moore, dam by Gohanpa, 6y.o
Time 7.56-600k.
Common Pleas.
Before Judge DAILY.
DEC. l--Jamss r. Deipchio VS.. Lepis j. Cshsn.-Thii
was an action Of trcspess The parties reside next door
to each other In William street The defendant in the
early part of last summer built party wall in the
] scd in do;p he ,1led1 IA