The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25
Sporting Intelligence.

sporting AntoiilSenee.
USIoN CoURsE, l. I-rRorrrNG.-A most mlsnd,,s
race came Oh on Saturday afternoon, between O. m
Fanny and g Confidence, two mile heats In hsrns.s
for purse of $50 Previous to the day of race and in
fact, almost up to the moment of starting Con6danc
had been the favorite 100 but when il was IN
derstood that Mr. Mclaughlin the trainer nd driver Of
Confidence, had injured his hand, and that another
person would have to drive the horse Fanny became
the favore and as high as two to one became
| First Heat -gsrpy had the best of the start, and
went around ~ upper two lengths in front, aud
to the quarter pole probably than that distance
IN forty three seconds, Confidence hitchipg all the
way. The mare CONTINUED TO lead two lengths to the
score MAKING the hrst mile In 245 On the upperturr
OF the second mile she opened the gap and appeared
10 De gong very steady At the quarter pole Cont
oeLce broke up, which much in his favor he
made couple Of jumps, then struck into a fns
square trot ana gained rapidly the mare At the
halr mile pole he broke again but was soon at work
and closed on the round the lower turn
tapping her at the turn OF the homestretch He ther
broke up third time, but lost very little ground an
seemed TO be- making fine effort for the heat At
the drawgae Fanny broke and sweryed frst TO one
side OF the track ana then the other vet losing
very little by such performances Con Asnce had now
q little the best OF the game, and it supposed By
within fes rods Of the score he broke up FANNY
followed suit and they both crossed the score on n
foil run. 4 amy about a neck ahead The iuduss d
cded a dead heat. which received with applause
by majority OF the spectators. Tine, 5:33.
Second HEAT Confidence took the lead, and was a
length clear of the st the quarter fortytwo
seconds and continued in front until he passed the
three.quarer pole, when Fanny took sides with him.
EU.
Going around the upper turn the fell on andlay
length behind until she reached the lower turn
where, Conscience rsaking, she went In iront
tpirited contest ensued as soon as Confidence
covered and until within few yards OF the score he
won by neck Time, 5:3SR.
Third Heet-Fenny took the lead and Confdence
traiIed her TO the quarter pole.-rme, 80. He drew
OUT on the baeA-strstoh ard yoked the mare az the
half mile pole Zine, l:2i The nags were neck ana
neck around The lower torn, ana half way up the
home stretch but Confidence breaking up twice the
mareled gast the score length Time. 2:as Fanny
kept the lead the next tbree-quarters mile Cont
denee breaking on the back stretch; but he went
finely round the lover turn and Tapped the mare MT
the foot OF the straight stretch home Another brief
period of excitement ensued COUNT nances of Inc
backers Of Confidence frightened up they felt sure
that without an accident he would beat the mare to
the Their hopes Of success did OF last long
however; Confidence broke up and the m are won the
heat by length Time, 5;34&. The following is a
Fanny, jas wbeIpley
Confidence, Jas Mcdsun. ................0 z
Time, $685.: 33E-5:3iX
The trottipg match ed to come off between
Cardinal ana Dismond for $780, two saile heats, did
not take place. the owner Of Diamond pay ing forfeit
CoNFDrNcE AND FANNY AGAIN As the time for
closing the season appr aches racing the in-
crease. This afternoon Confidence and Fanny tros
two mile heats in harness, the friends OF Confidence
rot feeling satisfied with their defeat Saturday.
Besides, there will be rctting match Of Eve miles o
between Two weil.known pags sns foot race OF a
quarter between birsm Horton and 2. Glossy.
Police Intelligence.
.iTfest Of .2Houer Bank ROtber.-Some few months
ago, officer Bowyer Of this city arrested two noto-
rous individuals called Rom Kanouse and Levi Cole
on n charge ot robbrg the Phoenix Bank westerly
Rhode Island in December last, OF something like
sloOQO- hsneUss Is nos in jail awaiting his trial.
Cole rat escaped tor the present, and is believed to
have gone in the erection Of California in company
with one Of the stool pigeon clique OF this city At
me time CT the robbery N IN by the name of John
Colns was suspected; but the evidence at that tine
not being suficipBt TO detain him. no discharged
from custody. However, .ines that time, o.fcer
Bower and Others have procured further evidences
OF guilt, duplicating Collins 10 the rosbsry and on
Friday last, officer 5h ton az the Providence depot,
took Collins into custody and conveyed hin to Wes-
teTly before msgiutIate, who committed him for
furthtr examination
Charge Of Si,clirg WagOn.--A In an by the name OF
Ferry GILL who, few days ago. was arrested on a
charge Of stealing wsgon. valued at $50, belonging
to froeer residing in WlIismsbursh was yesterday
committed On another charge OF stealing wagon from
Erastus Rsnden, residpg in Jersey city The wagons
We unidentified were found in the possession OF tbs
accused which property the prisi ner says he pur
mo Shot tGe Last Pidgeon p" Jolany Steele r--on
THURSDAY afternoon nsIe-up took place ia tins pub
lie house, corner OF Clarke aud Broome kept by Mr.
John Steele The cembatspts Mr.. Steele his bar
4 nder. MIR. Quick aud nr Alexander O. Lawrence,
proprietor o. the st Charles saloon Of Leonard
ttrest aud broadsa the dispute appears TO have
originated a. pigeon shooting match az the Red
h0ute, respecting the stakeholder on u BET and on
Thur. day MI Lawrence, accompanied Eith frisni,
called GU Mr. Steele. ana politely asked him question
In relation to the stake holder IN question Mr. stss
feeling someSbst indignant the liberty taken by Mr.
Lawrence cut OF the house Mr.. iaursncs obeyed the
reQuest although not treated by Nc Steele very gem
tlemanly yet the order was about being complied
blows passed freely betreen then for while until near
the counter, the tarts seized liquor pump,
inflicted revere blos the head OF Mr. L. yrence,
cutting rash from which the blood hossd VERY pro-
fusely. Mr. Steele endeavored TO inhct blow with
bluogeop, or burg stRftsr, but luckily prevented
by some parties or the death of Lawsalce would
have betn certain had the blow took e ct
Last evening Mr.. Isvrtnee made compsint beforo
justice Lotnrop aud warrant vas issued for the
RESI- OF Mr. Steele and Quick his blrtendsrto
the assault We understand that n hearipg will take
place In reference to tn party first Gggscssing.
Charge O Robbug a SisicT-ia-idc. 80 Onlcer Prince
ohm Davis arrested Saturday Afternoon man by
the name et Thomas Doyle, on warrant VIZ eraln the
aceuted stands charged With stealing sH from his sis
ter-iE-lsv, q Mrs Margaret bunker TIE prisoner was
conveyed before Justice LVthrop, who committed him
TO pIifen for trial
Arrest II Recsrers If stolen Property - On Friday,
Officer stephens arretted tao men. by che names OF
John NcCGbe and Hiram Cure, q charge Of buyinga
lot q Nalusbls ivory lande psn Knives knosng the
zane 20 be ftoler the property CT Mr. Wa A. Wheeler
hardware merchant 10 Broadway. II appears that Mr.
wheeler in August last sasrobhsd Of several packages
OF penknivts. valued a. Sl2d, ard friday ON tho
officer searching The premises Of McCabe in the Fourtb
Wa rd sieht TN OF The knives found which
ltives bsing Of very peculiar quality, Mr.. Wheeler
very readily identified q portion Of those stolen.
Justice Lothrop tue fats set forth In ahdaIits,
held the two accused parties TO bail to answer The
charge.
Dancing Class.-tn answc- To many inqui-
RIGS eE e inform ny flend ana the public, tina.