The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-07


day evening" 9th June instant We can safely say, in
advance that this company will meet with very nat
terng reception
srcSoR PALMo--we understand that the proceeds of
next Thursday evenings performances at Pamos Opera
House, will be the benefit Of sgnor Pamo the foun-
der ofthat establishment No one can doubt that they
viii be large.
Sporting Intelligence.
TRorTINo AT THE UNIoN COURSE L. Lady 'ufolk
and Hector together again to-day, for match Of
$780, three mile heats, under the saddle. It will be
recoectsd that these celebrated horses had the
match last week. in tremendous storm, which Hector
won, Lady Suffolk throwing shoe in the first heat
which she won. The friends Of Suffolk attribute
to this accident the Of her losing the match
However, to-day, at o'clock, tho friends Of each win
which Is which. See advertisement.
THE RACKET MATCH THE ALLEN STREET CoURr
An immense concourse Of persons of the highest
spectabty attended the great return match ut racket
which announced to take place at the Allen street
Club Court Saturday afternoon last, between MIR.
Lamontane celebrated player from Canada and Mr..
Robert knox, tho most expert and accomplished profess
the science in the United States The association
has been in existence upwards of fifty years. and
braces among its members many of the most wealthy
and distinguished residents Of New York including
of It's most prominent public men, The sum staked
the result was one dollars many additional
depended upon it. in wagers taked by friends
and admirers of the respective players The same gen.
temen had met each other rivals on the same ground
on six previous occasions, in four Of which Mr. Knox
triumphant On this account, he was tho favorte
among the spectators at long Odds against his skfu OPP
caon disappointment they little anticipated for the
Canadian completely his competitor BY infinite
had the advantage In scoring his opponent made
Yorker at Is to TO- and 100 to So change Of tactics
now resorted to by Lamontane and he rapidly made
large S the N most brilliant play and
completing the whole game when Knox had only reach
ed a score Of % MIR. Lamontaine can now, we under
side Of the Atlantic from to twenty thousand dol
lars either single game, the best Of three games
NArcHrrooHrs JOCKEY CLUE RAcEs.-The adjourn
commencing Monday, the Sd Of May, and continuing
for six days The sport opened with the Lacals Stake
SSs 'Hs s
lowing summary from the Secretary We take from the
St. ann Prudhomme's CHI. c. w. s. Tyson by
Wagner, dam own sister to Othello, by Le-
w. II: Parrots u; oh BY -, dam BY Stock:
L.c Saut Co.'S Dr. g vieu1 Temps. by Law '
yer McCampbel, dam Desdemona by IT.
'n0''0H'' Time: 56. .ii:s5..l5;o.' I'LL"
Tuesday, 4th May.-Club Purse of s5o-entrance ad-
Lecomte & Co Is CHI f. Mary Bowen by Levia-
than, dam BY stockholder, y o.. l
st. Ann frudhonnss E Fl iol:ro, BY stccih;old.
er' ''" W A'''"' Time i:s3.i:,a.
Wednesday, 9Th May-Club Purse of $780, Two mile
Locomte & Co.'s CHI f. Mary Bowen, by Levia-
W. I II. P Sa Dr. Xustsr by West wind,
St. dam Ann hsTasSHS ii bolero, by Stock
holder dam by L T,%s ssa.s;s
Thursday, 9th May.-Club Purse $32o Three mile
Friday 7th May.-Club Purse $3.50. Four mile heats
Davidson & Co.'S CHI. Sarah Ellis, by Pete
MILESTONE, dam by Stakeholder, ~. o. $50.
Lecomte & Co.'S oh. Isee Turner by Levinthan,
I'D" W ''0'T Time, scaEysa4 Won c.s, 80
Saturday 9Th May-Club Purse s225. Mile heats
Lecomte & Co.'S CHI. Mary Bowen, by Lcvla-
than dam by Stakeholder, ~. 49,. IL
Parrots br. h. Auster. by West Wind, dam
Davidson W Co.'S q Sh Sarah Eni:. by Pete
MILESTONE dam by Stakeholder, 8 y.o. Q Q 3
Time, l5I-lb2-l5O. Won easy.
JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs-The Gait House stake drew to
the large number Of persons. II commenced
raining in the morning and though by ~ O'Clock had
The knowing ones were badly taken in, and the
of the most exciting that has taken place for
years. The following is the summary
J. X: Dukes CHI. f. out Of Lsdo, by Eclipse
J. w. Fenwiok's b. c. out of Queen Mary by
JAS shys b. O. out Of Theatre.s by Robertson
A. Hikes ch. f. dam by Clifton, by Jordan 3 dis
John Anderson's gr Q. by Jordan, dam by
JOS G. Boswel;s ch by Frank, out Of ''
Pfcayune. ..............'.. dis.
Time-202-202-203.
The to-day will be treat to all tho lovers of the
sport The first is for the Buen stake handsome
pitcher contributed by Bullen of Fourth street The
second is for the propretors purse, mile heat
Four entries Of the best blood in Kentucky The rain
has made the roads pleasant and the will be in
excellent condition Louisville Journal, June ].
AFFAIRS IN TExAs.-The fast sailing mail
steamer Yacht, Capt. Crane, arrived at New Or
leans on the 2Sth ult, from Galveston. She
brought Galveston papers of Wednesday.
letter from San Antonio of the I3th inst gives the
information that at election for officers the 18th
inst John G. Hays was elected Colonel; C. A. Harper
Lieut. Colonel and VIM II Bowlin Major. IL is thought
that Dr. Ford, editor OF the Ttnas Democrat will re-
ceive the appointment of Adjutant The regiment was
to take up the line Of march the 18th inst crossing
the Rio Grande at Loredo direct to Monterey Another
letter. two days later than the above that Hays