New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
CITY ITEMS.


COW LADY, suffolk and auiericus. There WAS very
IA, attendance sr ne Course ana TIE track n good
o.der.
The -, match was for 500 between the horses
Roanoke and Post Boy-iis heats, best3 Il ) On the
beat Roanoke went CT slightly ahead and increased
II. advantage considerably II TIE frs; quarter Before
REACHING he half Post Boy broke INTO can;eE snd gave
h. rider some 5-oubIe however ne soon caught hs cue
and pushed hard for the lead il passing the th-d quar-
,e- \ smart 5rush succeeded, but 70 nc purpose
Roanoke GOT ho.e s5ou: eight rods ahead doing iae Job
in min. - sec.
second beat, Pos: Boy took the lead bu; did &c; NAN
ian II Roanoke came II Il 1i:n- II: <ec-h!s o??o-
uen; just sayi1. dis distance.
on the third heal: hey wen; OF SIDE by SIDE at smart
pace but Pos, Boz appeared be uaequa! 70 MS part
Roanoke winning lie aeat and tie purse II niin IL
This Lilputian affair having becn disposed OF. Mos
COW Americas and Lady Suffolk were called Up ioI
tro. :Gyo-ue heats be: k-ee purse $50 50 to
second best Moscow looked well and played MS limbs
as II hs meant to do MS best Anericus sppearcd sleepy
and fund few friends The Lady cane W last md
looked eager Tor te fray Al the norses were 10 Al! APP
v-,arAuccs in excellent condition. Lady Suffolk WAS TIE
:ayoriie though OF the wacers were laid even on
her or Moscow against the held
Az the start Moscow and the Lsdy went OF together
leaving Arlsricus length behind At the quarter TIE
Lady shot shesd. Americas closely ioIo"ns iea'lns
Moscow in the rear. AuercJs began to wake up now.
and pushed hard for the LEAD. tapping Lady : AT the
half Moscow behind, before Returning, there was
sharp brush but the mare srl kept the Lead passing
the stand and leading Americas length on the second
uls-Nusrow closing 10 rapidly. This continued BE
7ond the quarter and thence 10 the ha they were
all IN heap and the excitement and cheering OF her
friends tremendous Passing the hall, the Lady lett
Moscow and Americas together, and promised 70 lead
home but the third quarter Amerlcus came up with
rush passed the and getting 70 the stand IN
minutes and Is seronds The broke within the
draw coming n second Moscow stopped after saving
rs distance.
This was rather unexpected and frightened the back
crs OF Moscow and the Lady not little two 10 one on
Americas against the held was oener offered than tax
~ the start the second heat they went on wen
together and the quarter the mare was TWO lengths
ahead the horses side and side This position was Kept
beyond the halt but before reaching the third quarter
Americas fell u little and Moscow pressed sharply at
the Ladys heels The two came home side and side
Americas lengths behind-s beautiful mile ON the
quarter OF the second mile Americas ranged along
side and the three might have been covered with one
blanket was now an chance. and guessing
which would At the halt the thrust her nose
hail length ahead Of Amevicus and Moscow began 10
tall behind. This position changed in The thrd
quarter Amerrcus getting his nose first inside the pole
Moscow still losing. Coming home there was some
sharp work. but Americas kept the lead winnin: by
about length IN min. II =ec--Noscow tour or hyc
rooGs behind.
I, was altogether 3 splendid match, the winner we'll
deservn, the rels while the Others lost OF their
populations There was pacing match aitcr''ard but
We did not see II
- They are actually surieiting us with slo
rous things such sunshine such moonlight such
concerts such an Organ in Trinity Church such a
Fair One scarcely knows where TO Begin the dag or
now TO end It
- The Concert Of DE- MEYER last evening at
the Tabernacle OF those rc,lly great affairs
which happen once or twice in an Olympisd The
Tabernacle was crowded in every part and De Meyer
and Burke were greeted with wreaths and bouqueis-a
compliment seldom paid and never be ter de
served than in the present Fraulien horsnsky.
received me harvest OF these graceful tokens OF
public appreciation for the very spirited and excellent
manner in which she acquitted herself We have not
ne to speak OF the Concert in detail this morning but
the duet between De Meyer and Burke admitted on
all hands to be the most delicious thing listened
We hear that De Meyer goes hence to Boston, and will
return in about fortnight His Concert last night
greatly strengthened hs hold upon popular favor in
/ Ncw.York
- DUNLAP celebrated Painting OF DEATH on
THE PALE HORSE Is offered for sale in columns
1t strikes US that this picture would be desirable
sion to any Gallery or Exhibition, and that gentlemen
interested in such would do well look (see ad.
verrsemcnt)
~ TRINITY CHURCH was as well attended YES
,erio, as Tie cay oeore-ll 200 tickets having been
given out by a single person We had the pleasure of
listening of the very finest organplaying from
LopER BEAMEs, KINGSLEY, and others. We are obliged
10 tpone farther notice OF the performances however
as well as account of the Organ itself
- The FAIR continues to be very much obliged
to the splendid weather for permitting constant throug
OF ladies and gentlemen visit it. The attendance
seems increase every day
r young woman named Ann Tool was yes
terdsy arrested for stealing twelve pairs OF stockings
Although not an aged Tool, she seems to have been
pretty sharp. Jane Thompson stole some Smoked
Ham, but could not her bacon. Isaac Scudder
stole TWO pawn tickets from Diana Nycn-althoush we
never heard that Diana had any thing pledge but heI
honor.
II .OLyEYs QuIcKsrEP one OF the very best
things played by Dodworhs Band, and written by is
accomplished founder, Allen Dodworth, Esq. is pub
lshed by Firth Hall & Pond.
EY \ man named William Dunn who keeps a
store somewhere in Twenty irstst and Nh Townsend
who helps him, Wednesday night beat most cruelty
poor fellow named Ten Eyck for Offering them a s. bill
which they supposed counterfeit. Yesterday, how
ever investigating the the bill found to be
Towniend locked up.
.B The October number OF the homeopathic
Examiner i. published this morning at Raddes b;
Broadway This work well its able dgnifed
and heightened character
- The Appletons have done an excellent thing
by giving the public uniform and handsome editions
OIlendort : Methods OF Teaching German French and
Italian We clearly OF opinion that this ia the only
method teaching foreign languages to be thought
OIL To 20 back the old way would be ike leaving the
Railroad travel by sage-coach.
CoSsFlRAcY TO DEFRArD THE PusLIc.-TwC
persons answering the OF John X. Townsend
and Aired hefshsin arrested yesterday morning
b. OF bench issued by he Court OF Gen
eral Sessions upon indictment charging them with
having eonspired to defrsud the public by OF
pretended Insurance Company. alleged to have beer
formed under the title OF The New-iork Fire Marine
and Inland State stock insurance Company, the Office
OF which was located al No - Wast. and OF which
first of the before named persons the eputed Presi
dent and Kersham the Actusry