The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-19

CksraKvrLLE UorRsr. L. I-TRorrr,e.-Mstch, 500,
mile heats, best three In FIVE, in harness.
}. whelpiey uttered b. &. shaw's Colt.
}. Conkiin entered b. g. scrcwdriver..
Time, 25o-2:52-2:52S.
GarAr Foor AVID HuRpLg RACE BrraAMAN CoURsE.-
The conditions Of the we're as follows Men TO
run i've miles. and jump over fifteen hurdles, three
the second SIS, and the third $40 The entries
l. w. Jackson, the American deer-he to give all
men IN The race two hundred yard. At the M ntIrs
don; Joseph windro., Of Liverpool; william wn-
lisms. Of Manchester George Robinson, OF New York
and william Martin, of New Orleans.
when called to the scratch, Leo was reported sick,
and Martin and Robinson did to their
Pive went for teach Of the others having two hun
dred yards advantage OF Jackson Jackson passed to
the front In the second mile and st the entrance
the secopd round, williams " caved In ~ and In the
third Joe windrow followed suit The three now had
In the last three miles Jackson suffered Patterson to
run In company with him, but showed by his action
that he could 20 away from him at any moment. AZ
the end Of the fourth round both the hurdles
abreast. Down the homo stretch. about hundred
outsiders considering the ground free rolled over the
plank incosure. and joining In the race, came down
Of free soiiers," was hideous! Jackson as he
plessed-Patterson second, and Mickey free third
fine Of the Gve miles-32m., 5ssN o. Delta, .qyriI
TVS FeaRgsr DrvoncE Ca.s ~ rpr Pr~vsvLvASrs Ly-
susquehanna called before the senate the bin which
had passed the House Of Representatives the day pre-
vtourIy. to divorce Edwin FORREST.
Mr.. walker, Of Erio, against the application lie
unfoded By attacking the standing and reputation OF
John Livingston Of New York before whom tho depo-
sitons nom that city were taken Mr. W took up
tho testimony, laying much emphasis the alleged
sge Of Mrs. Underwood and could NOT how
sssn produced ssssr from Mr. Scoaor Mr.. sor
rests sttornsy to prove that Mrs. U. was about rs
ears Of sge. lie did not think that there much
IN her evidence As to the boy GArvin, his testimony
ought TO be taken with much allowance as by his own
admission. he had got into the room where he say
"a - H.. laV ale NJ flna
tsh service. by back entrance. and prying vtness
Was not always the best lie excused the conduct Of
Mrs and Capt. q. by asserting that I'm the society
In which the parties moved, such behavior was NOT
unusual and that many-nay, almost ali women,
would permit certain liberties but when those liberties
approached TO certain extent, men were told that
they could 20 no farther"
Mr.. Drum, Of Indiana, entertained no question OF
the constt utionai power Of the Lgsste In this
and N they had the power to grant Jurisdiction TO
court, why not exercise that power themselves lie
supposed that senator would be deferred from vot
ing in favor Of the bill this ground lie could noe
What the character Of John Livingston had to do
with the verify Of the witnesses whom he had only
crorsersminrd and supposed that the oaths Of Mrs
Underwood aud Gsrvin at least equal to the
thority Of the National Police Gazette Chas o'Conor,
the paid attorney Of Mrs Forrest, Of that literary
eunuch, r Willis He said that the Consuelo letter
was enough to convince any one, as II had himself
great hardship TO fasten respectable ctisen TO
one whom neither he nor the world could respect.
The gentleman from Delaware (Brooke) had spoken
Of threats TO sepatorof theinvsson Of private rooms
By borers for this bllof suppcrs and nne wines hav
ing been forced upon Senators ~ well rumors OF
direct bribery having been uscd carry this
divorce That Senator, when he made these asser-
tions. knew that they we're untrue, and the Senate
knew II. A the Senator from Delaware showed alarm
ofh ofcis integrity, at the mention Of suppcrs and
liquors he could tell him that both frequently
discussed in other circlee than the composed of
the particular pets Of the Senstorbsnk officers and
hank borers- and every knew, thss amongst that
both eatsbles and drinksbes Of the best and
open particularly Senatorial friends Tho charge Of
more direct bribery one believed and he (Nr. D)
ives positive that money had ever been improperly
further the passage Of the bill under
sids ration.
Mr. Muhenberg of Berhs observed that he intended
to vote for tho bill bcsu he convinced ofits justice
and took occasion TO reply to certain assertions of the
Senator from Erie waker, regarding his course In the
Middleton In the latter both parties we're
confc@edy foreign. and the woman had, ss AL we're
ready 20 admit. defendcr--in the one before the
senate tho applicant citsen of the state beyond
dspute and the sbscnt had had full notice of
all that 20 bsdtskcn place lie tbercfor- could
hnd parallel In the two aud his mind per
cy cl,s 10 the proprety Of voting for The direct
divorce.
Mr wslkcr, In repiy, defended the position he had
taken. snd icved With Willis thai tho Coeuelo et
ter fooiish one. hut not criminsl. Hsying
ciud vote w~ tskn ard tho -. lost rAdsieipAis