The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-23


hs'has been induced again to present himself before
New York audience, hope he may be greeted by
talents deserve
Sporting Intelligence.
MEMrHIs, (Tsnn) Nov. 10, ls47
EpIroR OF New YoRK HEaALp:-
Through the columns Of your journal am advised OF
all the racing that takes place In the North; and be
sving that the spor Ing in the regions you inhabt
would be pleased with . record of doings there
fore give you account Of the racing at this place
which commenced on the 9Th inst.
The nrst days sport mile heats with the follow
ing entries Eliza Gladden. Mary Waller, and four
Others. The contest between the two named, and
GLADDEN. won the first heat in 1857, and Mary Wsler
took the two last, in gallant STYLE in l:s7-l:60.
A.. me second days racing was very hne-six inwith
r Moss named Oh. T. Miss Flounoe, years
n oG, BY Lsyiathan dam BY imported Flounce. oala
by John r. Grimes, dam Lisbon Maid. as DR.
MIR Tanning named Gsudalstte, years old, By
John Edeas named Oh Emily Speed, 1 year. :0'
-, old, by Wagner, dam by Leviathsn ....I4Al
Ell od s.m named =. Dssymsn, years old, by was
John kennedy named Sleeping Maggie, 5 years
rns"iss heat ss 4a tsss Ms0as iitb 80
The above race Of the very that has eyer
was very heavy, the time will bear rscoading The
Wagners the favoritss previous the
tne neid Inc winner Is beautiful bright chestnut
hliy. she had most formidable opponent In Miss
Founce and it the universal opinion Of all
that the latter would have the not slight
o M I'D sr In the hrst heat her saddle having
To-d.ys racing was for sweepstakes $500 entrance
two mile heats, for which two started Wig:
Mr.. Elotts Sarah Bladen, by Leviathan.
Mr Moors's g. Q. -, BY Medoc.. . 49, .
Time-lst heat, 1885, I'd heat, 4:02.
am going to New Orleans to attend the racing to
days sport 1t is supposed that there will be drawn
together at New Orsan. the coming meeting the very
best nags In America Think Of Peytons, Orator, Re.
venue Passenger and the host Of other ta oritters
that are TO contend. j.
NArcHIrocHEs RAcEs.-Owing to the sitting Of the
races were lot as largely attended usual Tho SPORT
however, was very Noe and the meeting proved very
Interesting one There were only three races OF which
First day, Oct a7-Proprietor's Purse sloO-mie
A, Lecompte Co IS b. f. Estele, by Frank, dam
carnal & Wells. Q. BY imp Glencoe out Of Fan.
Second day, Oct as-Fropistors Purse saco-two
A Lecompte Co IS CHI O. Gallatin, by Wagner,
Carnal Wells CHI m. Mskwa, BY Dick Chinn,
Thrd d.y, 1 Oct c:su. Purse; two mile heat:
Lscompte Co, entered CHI Boston, Jr.... II
Carnsl Wells entered CHI m. Miskwa. ...... 20
HARLEM PARK CouRsE-This dsy-Trotting ses
advertisement for particulars.
Common Council.
BoAap or ALpERMgN, Monday evening, Nov "a
Morris franklin Esq President, In the chair.
Reconsideration Of --, the original builder and
occupant Of the Rotunds to be allowed suitable COZ.
sdertion for the same have the restored to
him. Referred
Ferry to GOVERNORS Isiund Petition of John Nc
boats running to the Atlantic dock at Governors t.
land during the winter season, at such hours the
government boats now run. Referred
Acts Passed-A commu ication from the Secretary Of
State stating what acts have been passed during the
I'd and placed on file
scrpiuraI STANDARDIZATION of Mrs rslby to visit
Fremsn's Iovitation 10 .tts.s bali - b. given
by the Richard M Johnson Fire Company, at the
Apollo Saloon, ON the evening Of the 27,h instant Ac
cepted.
Further ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from tie
comptroller and resolution adopted by the Board Of
priaton of $4,000, on account Of cleaning streets
Adopted
imprisonment Of Witnes~s-A communication was
received from the mayor enclosing presentment from
the grand jury relative to the witnesses
and convcts together and the soany
meals provided them.
Aid CRoLIUs, in Offering resolution in favor Of autho.
rzing the Committee Public Buildings and Repairs
suitably fitted up for the persons who
may be detained as witnesses, also for Juvenile den
uents at an expense not exceeding $500 took occasion
grossly msrepresoned the character of the meals fur
nshed witnesses and prsoners that the only ipforma
given BY himself; that portion Of the grand jurors
only visited the city prison. and after partskng
ton with its quality The resolution offered by Alder
man Crolius was adopted
Board Of Educatton-A communication from the
Board of Education asking to be def nded the
sci to the Corporation, in suit commenced against the
Board by James T. Brady, Esq also, communication
from the same asking to have certain moneys placed to
the credit Of the Board. Adopted
Hook and Ladder Co. M. 4.-Report in favor Of pro-
curing truck carriage for Hook and adder Co.
Enpuision of Fir.men-Report in favor Of sxpsllins
suspendipg certain fremsn for alleged misconduct.
More Gas-Rsport in favor of lighting Varick, Chris
tie portion of Eleventh street with Adopted.
Gn Burnrrs-Report relative to character of gas
burners used In krt houses and pole staff stat
ing that they great waste Of gas and recommend
ing change to be made for economical 1escrip.
tion of burner. Adopted.
F1rtyfrst street Report in favor Of regulating Alst
Evaeuafion Day.~ Resolution in favor OF dire cling
the Commissary General 10 furnish the Veteran Corps
Of Artillery Capt Rayner with the usual supply of
munition Tor friug salute the 25th instant, in
of the evacuation Of the city by the British
| Sewsross--A lengthy report presented the
subject Of general sewerage and recommending the
preparation of ordinance for their cement SC
be deferred until the commissioners recently appointed
to investigate the matter shall have presented their
| port Ordered to be printed.
| Seper 2sth srett.-Report In favor of building q
sewer in asth street, between Lexington and Third
| avenues Adopted.
og the name Of that portion lof the Bowery north Of
the junction with the Third avenue the Fourth
After discussion on the subject the report
| finally adopted.
| Physieians for the Station Reconsideration In
favor Of authorizing the committee police, watch
prisons to arrange With to attend the sick ct
various police stations In the city instead Of
| poying physicians promiscuously. Adopted
After concurrpg In sundry papers received from hs
Board of Assistant Aldermen, The Board adjourned
BoAnp OF ASSISTANT ALpERMEN-SpEcIAL MEETING.
The President, Neil Gray In the chair, (pro tm.)
The minutes Of the previous meeting read and ap-
| proved.
| r. ports of COmmiftess-Of the Finance Committee,
making appropriation Of Slb 600 for cleaning streets
! Adopted.