New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17


Ring Master The learned Jack A.. Is also shown will
the celebrities and those who have hitherto seei
the species in the quadruped FORM he will be ohjec
Of interest. and peradventure Of sympathy
The propretors of these animals propose ptting then
against lot Of wild bulls at Agierr where the lovers Of
novel and exciting sport may expect to be amused
There is some fun 6n to those who can bear the Sigh
Of It! sH a sa-
METAIRIE COURSE ~ esterday was the las
day the regular meeting of the Trotting Club over th
Course The announcement that Rhode Island and Mup
dock would again together to contend for the
of $500 would alone have been sufficient to draw
but that backed by the well entered for tn
double-team caused the stands to be filled at
early hour This Is the fourth that Rhode Island
Mdock have gone together since their arrival from
bile with decided advantage to the latter having beate
his opponent three out of the four Notwithstanding
defeat on Friday by Audock Rhode Islands friends cam
up strong yesterday and two to freely offered
Rhode Island must have either given back in his speed
have been laborng under the influence OF climate
Ellis has ridden him understand at the North 2S
The doubleteam race caused much amusement. Tbt
got him = No Coeer is ahead p aNo Moores ahead;
No, Kings got the heat" ETC. All were in the dark
however unti the judges gave the and purse il
Hickory Jim, and Billy, driven by Mr. Hiram King M,n,
dock and Rhode Islands will be found below with sum
mary Mr. w. Cottrel handled Miadock, and s. G. ELI
Rhode Island t
FIRST Heat-At the tap, they went off side and side
On going around the first turn Rhode Island broke and
dOck opened gap Of forty yards with every prospect
u.
and he did splendid trottng and gradually closed
the gap rounding the last turn only about length be-
hind. At the draw gates Murdock made skip, which
gave Rhode Island the heat. Time-2S71a.s
Second Heat-rdock led from the stand Rhode Island
well up On turning into the back stretch, however he
badly and his footy opponent showed any quantity
Ellis gradually closed the immense gap, but could not
down the home stretch with Mpock, who came tc
the stand under hard pull winning the heat with ease
Third Heai--Mrdock leading from the score as usual
they went down the back stretch dead locked both riders
opening loud at the three-quarter pole. Rhode Island
up, recovered soon and they to within three
feet Of home Tapped when Rhode Island again broke
Mtrdock winning the heat. Time-2:3S
Fourth Heat-frdock had the call the odds having
changed to ten to one on him They went off Tapped
going the and into the straight side together
when Ellis's horse broke falling back or five
lengths At the threequ pole Rhode Island we'll
up. Here Mistock made his second break in the race
down the last quarter beautifully Mudock gradually out
footing his opponent At the distance stand he broke
Rhode Island won the heat. Time-2:as.
Fifth Heat-Rhode Islands, friends sanguine
Of winning thinking their favorite had freshened u
They were doomed to disappontment-he again ACTIN,
badly on the back stretch Here M,adock opened ire
mendous gap. which he unable to close up Mr. Cot
trel coming home with good lead and making the best
time during the Mu,dock has proved himself to b.
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SUMMARY FIRST RACE.
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: = Time, = a:s7SIs:se
SECOND RACE. DOUBLE TEAMS
Hiram Kings Billy and Hickory .Tipa.,.......,2 / |
s. g. Eliss Rhode Island and Bob Cottrel ....l 2 3
r. w Coolers Cobwg and Sugar Cam. Ads
John Aliens Dan Rice and Jack Danrers. :.,,..4
would MT work
WING NOMINATIONS. wings meetings were
held Saturday night in the Representative
Districts in the city for the purpose Of nominating cand
oates as delegates to the State Convention to form
Constitution:
ReureS apia
McIlhenny.
Second Representative Dist,1ct-N r. Jennings E. A. Brad.
Third Representative Dis,ttt-Randell Hunt. j. w Price
w. H. Avery H, 7. Hayes A. Brother and Saml O. Risk
Fourth Representative Dst,ict-M G. Edwards j. W. An
FIFTH Reuesentatire DistictJ. NJ. Lapeyre, Frederick
Buisson and Robert Preaux
Sizth Representative Distric--T W. oollens and Henry
Seuenh Representative D,st,ct-Eugeue staes and Henry
G.. Castellanos.
DELEGATES TO WING CONVENTION.
Second Dist,4ct-John D. Bein Thomas H. Shields A. 2.
simpson, Q. O. Lathrop. E, j. Carroll w. P. Converse
Third Dstrtct-J Beard Col. VIM Christy Colon, |
Seymour Charles W. Waterman H. e. Florance George
Allan. -ee' NN'@sS
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Larue J.-Sentence
was passed In this court Saturday in the following
cases:
Capt Green for assault with intent to KILL was SEN
fenced to two years. hard labor in the Penitentiary
A. H. Hess for forgery. to three years Thomas Hckey
for killing Vim. FULLY and Timothy Noon. or Noonan to
nlteen years; Hugh Bradley and John Logan, for bur-
gary to five years each, and Michael Kearny for the
murder OF Rose, to imprisonment for life in the Peni-
Tertiary.
Arnold Porter, convicted Of bigamy in marrying girl
named Henrietta Carr in jefferson Parish his wife Cath
crime Rooney being still alive sentenced to two years
and Emily Alexander for obtaining goods under false pre-
fences was sentenced to six months INSTRUMENTATION
in the Parish Prison
John Smith and John Foster for laroepy were sen
fenced 70 one year in the Penitentary H. Smith for rs
saut and battery to month in the Parish Jail Pedro
Sierra and stephen White for assault to three months
IN the Parish Jail, and VIM Mallory Dennis nannon'
like Imprisonment. sAiiie onehce' a
ANOTHER Cow STEALING CAsE.-Cow stealing
seems 10 nave become epidemic Politicians and men 81
ana political refugees and refugees from Justice
ton, - ~ e s'iahse iascina-
case OF this kind examined on Saturday before
neeofaer seauzeneau The prisoner alleged in his de-
tha ne intended to replace the cow which he hal
aae way with with another The was sent for trial
Inc accused was said to be refugee from France bay
ng formerly been project of the departments nd
having excited the Jealousy of Louis Napoleon by
10 MS measures forced flee to this free and
appy country Here for while he thought himself SAT-
ne rancor OF political jealousy still pursued him and
s mas set on foot this colD-ardy prosecution Rn
NOR mas 1t that the injured individual intends to brn
before .he Court OF Cessation in Paris against Prince
ana ms abettors in the of fifty thousand Francs
Tor defamation of character, ~ '