The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-08
TWO CENTS.
Sporting IntellDgence.

Sporting Intelligence.
UN'or couasE l.. -rsorr,-o Friday, October -
Purse $500, two milo heats In harness
John Case named h m Lsdv Moscow 1,
r. Dimmtck named h. z. Jack Rosster. .,...S 4
Time-6l0 5lTKi
Fret Hest.-Bstting 800 to 100 on Lady MOSCOW. She
the pole After eight attempts they started LADY
Moscow leading . length round the turn Rossitse
broke at the drswgste aud fell of about ave lengths L.
dy Noscow very steady and thu quarter In
SIX seconds Down the back stretch. to the half she
appeared eisureIy but she passed psat
n lls, Jack about thirty yards behind, having
broke up second time Rossitsr closed up little
round tho lower and up thu home stretch but aot
enough to force tho to her speed Shs passed the
stand In 2:32 five seconds in advance OF him. On the
upper turn Rosster fell further the rear and on the
back stretch the seemed to wait for him allowing
him to draw closer to her From tho apparent ease
with which the mare performed her work. coatrsstsd
with the lsboring unsteady gait OF Rosstsr It v.s evil
dent that had Gase chosen he could have distaae-d
Jack quite handiy. Although nearly a distance in
front OF him ut the half mile pole, he made
increase the Space between them but moderately
home doing - last mile Ia 23s, and the hsxt in $40
Second Heat-Nr Dimmick vas induced. by some d
the interested parties to let Hiram Woodruff who had
from Boston to witness the race take oh~rss
OF Rossitsr in this heat High hopes sussrtsissA
that Hiram be able to manage him bsttsr than
Mr. Dtmcick. This however. was q mistaken idea
for. notwithstanding the we'll earned reputation Of
world that do better with Rosritsr than Mr Oim-
mick. The quickest time that the horse made
was In the hands ct Mr. omm'ek aud thsreis doubt
but that the speed Of the horse be developed him
to greater extent than by any other tn. turf
Lsay Mo'cow took the lead the word rstsnsi It
during the heat, with the greatest In fact Rae
sitter appeared match for her aud it we'll that
the Of the geidDg got OF the match easily
the half mile psle In las and soors 3:37
Rossitsr about length behind Jack broks up several
times during ths heat. but lost little ground BY suoh
accidents. Hiram getting down again In Q memeat.
The mare won tho heat BY length Tim, of last mile
24ok; and Of the heat 6:l7,s
CENrsEv,LLE CoUssE, l.. l-PAcINo "Wednesday,
Oct Purse $50, mile heats, best three in I've in
James wslpley named b. e. Dan Miller. II All
John Case named e Lazy Bevins,. -. q 2 q
Time 35-2 pa :27H-2 10
First Heot-Dan Miller won the choice Of track and
the betting was 100 10 40 In his favor At tho start,
the horse wac little in front after which the
broke badly, and was fifty yards behind 1t tns
quarter pole Time 40 seconds Dan vent Co tho half
in 10 the not being abls to Gloss inch do~a
the back stretch but on the lower turn -hs inorsAsd
speed and vent to the horse very finely Ou the
home stretch however shs unfortunately broke again,
and Dan led home about four lengths, 10 2 S.
Second HeatAt the word, the horses started OF at
tremendous rate Dan With tho lead round the turn,
which be held to the quarter. passing there In 81
faster, the mare carrying the gvldiog Cd his Fest
causing him to break up badly losing by the accident
liz Ro1nd the lover turn, the horse n.a. Ss.p".
rate bruth nearing the every instant, aud IL
the general opinion that could he maintain his speed
TO the he would win the heat lie hnsg we'll,
but the mare beat him In two leugths fine. "a
Third Heat Betting the They
started under good Roadway aud we'll together but the
mare broke on the turn aud Dan led t. the quarter
pole forty or fifty yards in 80 seconds. DOM the
back strstch. the mare closed up RAPIDLY rns horse
passed the half mile pole in lS ON the lover turn,
the ut the wheel Of Dan, aud they came
the hons stretch Isppsd together The mare again
made break but as she recovered she struck
= gait, the like II which the track.
She YES beaten to the score half length only. Tims
227h.
Fourth Heat-They left the this time yoked,
and continued so to the quarter pole, In 81 seconds
ha~,v h. 1..L t.h -
horse aud passed the half mil. pole length in front,
in 10! Such TREMENDOUS speed sstopish.d all be-
holders and even the time Keepers seemed Co Doubt the
accuracy Of the watches The kept up bsr speed
fs Ban oI but . on On. sa%s In
quarter pole, he made dash which lasted saors
and be led In . winner by half lsugth rims. 1:7sf
public The great time OF ia, x Polk when he dis
tspced Fairy QUEEN and John &. Calhoun, the Bsa-
con Course, Was 2;23h
Tax RAcrs TO. pAr.-Usros Coussr. L. 1.-The foes
mile between ths celebrated horses Tally o Free
Trade and Bostona for purse OF $500 and su issids
stake of 5000 each will take place to-day at one clock
This has been held In allegiance for several d.ys
account Of bad weathsr but IL must on DAY
the propetors Of the several horses sntsred desiring
to return TO the South immsdist.y. At the hour u
putting the Herald to press. this morning there
every Indication OF fair weather ds,; Wind nsA
got arouDs to tho north vest the
brightly and the sky was but little cloud-d.
C,srrrviILE counsr. -immed,ateiy after the contest
nj the Union Course to day. trOt will place
the Centr.v., for purse Of s25o-two mile heat. ia
barnessfor which the celebrated trottios nays Lady
sunoih, Pelham, and Lady sutton are entered
MuRpERors OUrraors ~ AasASsAs The Little
Rock (Ark Banner of Sept 49, contains alsttsr, .us
the particulars VI several murders la that fro
which We make the following extract Il viii no~ give
you an account Of one OF the outrsse- perpstsd Ia
that uDfoi tuDaiec county Marisn On Fday las. three
Of the Kings ssrs murdered Ia cold blood You recoi-
l.et bsuIs that was fought st fsviile, some time
since between the Kings aud tveretts SONS days
since Mooney, 1.-THE Sheriff Of Marion county aad
some OF the bverstt- followed one % tue Kings Who
bad moved from Marion Co way county aud settled;
when Mooney Co arrived at Kings. they found him
in the act " moving bsss Co MARION couaty. They
took him prisoner Mag told them they might tie him,
90 they chose. a. he would 20 ~th tnsm peace,
ably but that he did tbink their Intention "a. to
take HIM TO fsviils but hs bievsa they intended to
murder him tn. way Mooney sud everett told Mo
all they wanted 10 take hsn back TO Ysvill- sat
give him trial BY the laws Of Arsansss. ~hch Kioe
very readily agreed TO. sud told them all he ~sstsd
fair aud impartial trisi by the s-s Of his country,
but told them NJ the that n. xpectsd
go where he could have trsi tbs father brothers,
and think two cousins said thsy would ~ with hin
long as he vas unessy The Kings all sent uuarnsd.
Mooney aEd Co. nun bered about t~-nty. They ~srs
srn.d ssch With rie gun pair OF pistols aud . ~s
tbiie. King family moved On. either Ahssd b.hiod
the company, do not recoset which. hut 80 "a isos
the way t~o Of Kings little children ~ses t.kss ssey
lick The night before the helish deed p-rps-
trated King l.srusd that Of his children yiog
he plead for Gods ssss to let him ~ -tay
poor little dying child that night, aud tod them 20
chain him or the him In -sy. aud 60 9th his
they would let him re. hi d. og c1ild which
him bat ell biz prsy srs we're ia vain they
told him h. could NOT see one ~ b,- o.pnnss ds 20.
morning King told his old grsy s-a-d tsthsr that
he his brothers. aud cousins had bst1sr xe gar aaf
take care Of themselves a. he wss copcoa. that tn-r
fate sas sealed Tbs old man aud thu 70 told him
that they ~oud stay with him aud oil tox th-r n
the company intended 20 murder then At I-agtn the
ssssssins eommenc~d dropping sH. . tu- until
sny ten OF twelve ft to taks IN. PRISONER 90
where bic fate ~s Co be forever sealed No0ney started
TO leave the psuy too ,br.- tn.s oct ~.uid ~
turn In short time aud take OF tn- var-tfs
aside ard talk 20 them Zoe short time an again
lssv. the company when he r-tsrued tn. third tn~,
he took msp out and fslssd him privst-ly for ss
hour ~beo De LEFT the ogmpaay sntir-iy che rsst u
the as Asns then sft the With the King anf
some dsispes into deep hollo- they there v.otd
King TO set DOM od their horses bu. th-y r.tased
some one OF the party give sign zoe ell hands 60
prime their rifles which done In quiok tine taey
bsp asked the Kings again to get d9sD from th-is
horses; they eth refused; when ~ tbs opneany
save the sign To shoot, vhich sbsysd aud tns
brIpg commenced. T~o Of the kings tns old maa,
and Of hts fell shout thirty steps Apart,
other sons horse shout tvo hundred yards b.frs
b. f.li They then shot pi- nurse aud killed hm RAE
borse fell seroes his legs and broke one, sas