The New York herald., 1850-06-26
TWO CENTS.
Sporting In Intellixenoe.

| Sporting intelligence.
| cs"rnEv'LLs CoUns, l.. I.-rRorrNe.-Mondsys
June ID Match $500 aside, mile heats beet three In
hve, In harness.
| Isaac Woodruff named Oh m Fanny
Jas whelgiey named br. m. Cambridge Grl.I . Dr..
| Time, h-244H-239-24lK.
The betting on the previous to the nags cominG
on the track In favor Of Fanny but before start
ting, Cambridge Girl had the call The ohesnut mare
was In most excellent condition. while the brown was
entirely out Her quarters had been split for some
time and this as matter Of course, prevented her
raner rom giving her the necessary work; but stin
her hackers eresanguine of her winning the race.
| rTs Heat- cambridge Girl won the inside position
were started at good gait Cambridge Girl took the
lead roond the upper turn to the quarter, passing
the back stretch to the half mile p,o She opened ths
gap, making that distance in 20 On the 10 wer tura
times and with all her endeavors after wards she vs1
beaten by about three lengths. Time 2siH
Second Heas-fhe brown marc took the lead again
Tapped her and very spirited contest took piao. be-
tween them to tbs half mile pole. The brown mare
proved too much for the ohesnut; she shook her oil
and led round the lower turn two lengths Fanny
broke several times in this heat but only beaten
Third Heat.-One hundred to forty was oGered O.
cambridge Girl without takers Soon after leaving ths
her to break, and fall OF about three lengths Pam
ny new having the lead, dashed of at gallant pAos
,Td not that the mare was urged 70 hss
had gained by the break Of the other, all the way
round and led home easy winner, in 2:a0 csn-
bridge Girl held up before coming to the score.
fotaM Heat.-Fanny now became the favorts, the
brown marc showing her inj uries sensibly At The
start Fanny took the lead and headed dur
ing the beat The brown struggled hard, ana
bore her pain like martyr but 1t was evident thAs
the further she had to go. Fanny won BY three q
four lengths. Time, 2:4lk.
Fyfh Heat-Afer scoring for this heat two or three
me he dyi of becA tisNs
that 1t would be Of little to contend any longse
with Fanny and he prudently withdrew her and gaze
TUKspAr, June 2s,-Trotting rstch $500 mile heats,
best three in 1--WE between ch N Fanny, TO wagon,
her driver, Mr. Keiinger weighing over 200 lbsJ aad
Oh &. Reindeer, Gnl harness). The latter named wAs
the favorite at the start.
Fnsf Iiesf-Reindeer won the pole. He took the
lead ut tho start but closely waited by ths
mare. He passed the quarter pole In ~ seconds, .
the lower turn they kept their positions well, the
mare being unable to reach the gslding. She made .
% lne brush up tee nsme .trs'cr un' shs broke ana
Second Heat.-Rendeer having the inside Of the
track, it gave him an advantage Of length round the
upper turn but they got into straight work
the stretch, the mare Tapped him, and the
vory exciting all round TO the home stretch. The
ded In getting her nose close to his wheel
at the three quarter pole, but then broke up. She
was rallied again however and most spirited ssrus-
gle maintained to the scoro. Reindeer won By
half length. Time, 2: a.
IArd Iisas--Tbis was the best heat Of the three.
sOt the thy S"
clear. Time 40 seconds Down the back stretch the
mare bpped him, and lay there until reaching the
lower turn when she went up and put her head In
Iront. Then sharp work commenced, which continued
to the score. Reindeer Iwon by neck only. Tims1
IS A closer contest or better driven race, Doth
drivers being smateurs) has seldom been Wit
messed; In fast the most scentifc whips In the Land
could not have mansgeds race better. The following
Reindeer, (ouner) In harness, III
Fanny, (Mr Kellingor) to wagon, = q
Time 2:&5--24t-2.3s
Tnorr,ro MArcH To-plr.-A trotting match for $500,
mile heats beet in Ave TO 80 ID wagons, will come OF
this afternoon between the celebrated horse Pelham
and mare that has stsly Astonished the turntes in
this neghborhood, called Mendham Maid. She has
saDsi"s Aa.B s -o SS mile heats. to $50 i6 wagons. 10
$3.50 Large amounts sre pending ON this IN atoh ana
twin be a race worth seeing
Theatrical and MasieaI
BRoApwAY TrrArRr.-Tho re- -appearsnse Of signors
Ciooca and signor Nsri who every evening exs-
cute q grand advertisements Pas styrsn, and other
danoer ada very much to the smusemsts of the even
ing The periofmances to night, consist Of the drama
Of Po.r Cousin walter riond wsgges," ana the
mi. hs h.p,s, ap pssS ysnIns
any member Of this establishment deserves over
flowing house, this gentleman Is the man-he Is polite
and arable In his manpers-iB always anxious to
make the visiters happy and i great aequation TO
the broadway theatre. Independent OF his claims
o hoped ao Sin'T a testify 81 their
respect for him ON the occasion OF his benefit
NIpLos Tnk.rns-Ihe new piece called tho " Island
of Jewels" which has cost the manager . large Of
money, In order that Il may be placed this stag, In
of unparalleled excellence, will be produced for
the trst time this evening The scenery, dresses sat
decorations said TO be magnificent Indeed Il need
scarcely be doubted as everything Nblo undertakes
IL well done We shall give fall description of t In
our nert The snts will commence with the
farce 81 Friend Wsgges.n We expect TO sec this
spacious we'll vontsted and beautiful theatre crowd
ed to- night from pit 10 dome.
| Bunro-'s TprArpx-The entertan nmsnts this svsn-
ing for the benefit u Miss o. Hihsrt The pieces
OF ali WORK and Th. Toodes Nearly ali ths in-
mitable comedians Of this favorits and prosperous
' 1ss the p:'s a.
Miss Hincrt has, on many occasions, contributed
greatly BY her vocal powers TO amuse the psirons Of
this theatre, and vs hope shs may be rewarded by
crowded house.
N.IIor.L LTnr,rss-This evening, the comedy ofths
"Jsoobits" will commence the entsrts nments snd 10
will be followed by the and successul piece, called
"hoss In China" In which the oesbrsted comedian
aud general fsvorite, Mr.. ChsnfrAu, viii appear
lent Mr. higgins win dance sPss de Corsair, aad
the entertainments win close with the farce of
"friend Wsgglss"
CusIur's orssA Hov1-ws visited this es,sblish-
last evening and found within its walls sssct
and highly respeetsbis sudienos. The smu.smeats
throughout we're automatically spplsuded THERE'S
such great variety that every body vh-hsr grave oe
gay, can be pleased
otr~rre re-rierc., otherwise Pompey and hi. bsna
Of Minstres continue to amuse the vis~rs Of th.
tsblishmsnt Zorsr ~ becoming great favorite ana
the other members In their songs &c give great pcs
sure 10 the audience.
Anrsic.- Mr.rus.-snoe the re opening Of this old
and iavOrte estsblshmsn nt which has been elegantly
ttted up, the Lecture every evening Is crsmmeA
slmost TO suffocston The performances Of tbs erss-
lent drama Of the "Drunksrd" Is great hit.
C.srIs G.Rpss-Those Who love good music, ana
Who wish 20 nhsle pure air should visit this beautiful
location The polkas, quadrilles aud other encensns
psces arranged by Mr. George Loder, are executes
with the moet thrilling harmony
Mr. Murdoch is playing at Rochester.
Police Intelligence.
Cts-rs e( Bsrorsy -Oacsr Crusiok OF the MINI
vard arrested on Monday. man called peix simous;
Ma n oh Ar sf m tur =
crime Of bieamy II seems that simons married Ann
Msris Henry With the knowiedge. ss is besved thst
she the wife Of John Henry, residing No lS1 su-
Ivan street. who 10 s,il living which fact knovn
othe wife well As Smons Justice Bleakley detained