The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

April %, purse, $50 mile heats best three in Eve 10
wagons, wagon and driver TO weigh three hundred
pounds. There hve entries for th, purse three
of which drawn selim and Lady Bond started
for the purse and made very Interesting .ace Lady
Bond the fayeritc at two TO throughout, She
handily, proving herself nag OF grsat spocd and
endurance. ssm i'll better order than lie last
scason anu will touSt give good account Of hmse
during the spring and summer months II IA really
astonishing 10 many good horses engaged. .akln;
into consideration tn, bacwsrdness of TIE season. ard to
find them in such excellent condition The race M
follows -
First Heat lady Bond took the lead on the turn and
went TO the quarter pole length in front OF Selim in
forty. three seconds On the backstrctch Seiim chal-
lenged the and yokcd her ut the half mile pole in
l26 Going the lower turn Seim 'front.' but he
soon afterwards broke up ANA the mare took the lead
and after well contested struggle up the homestrctch
Second Hea,-The horses were started nicely but scm
broke up before he reached the dra~gac, letting the
go three or four lenghs ahead him and he never
40 secon passed the half IN 81 and won the heat by
| forty yarGs in 2aS.
turn The mare recovered rst and led TO the quarter
pole coupe Of lengths in % seconds. On the back
stretch she toted very finely and opened wda gap be-
tween herself and sem she passed the half mile pole
in l:20 but broke up soon afterwart' Raynor he dr
of Sen in his haste otake he lead urged his
beyond his speed, md bsokc him before he over
took her Lacy Bond, the heat in gallant ylc by
thirty yards in 2,i5 The following is the
H. Woodruff entered spotted mare Lady Bond....l 1
i Y.
| Time. = .2.55-2;s3-2;43
UNION counsr. /. I.-fuorrlnG -tnrnAv. April %,
purse and stakes $500 mile heats best three in Ave
| Skeleton wagons.
J Nodne ENID ch m. Green Mountain Maid..l
q. spiocr entd &. 6 Nag Eagle. 9
| Time .2H-23o-2E-24l..
The above was very exciting and well contested race
and but for the accident Of the driver of Lady
Brooks in the third heat. by which considerable disati
fact on ensu among the baehcr5 Of the bay mare By the
decision e. the judges the contest would have been 70
n ne % thg Itly vet
time extraordinary, considering the stre of the
weather and the track Lady Bro ia was tho fivorito
against the III Id previous 10 the start. After the
heat. Green Mountain Maid had line cal, and large
amounts were won md lost on the result War Esgic
| was not held in very high estimation
FIRST Hea..The trio started finely. Lady Brooks
took the lead round the turn War Eagle second and
close up with Green aountain alai ut hs wheel. They
! passed the quntcr pole thus IN forty seconds On
the back stretch Was Eagle and the sorrr mare went up
to Lady Brooks and they ut the hall mile pole all in
Green hlous,ain Maids head little in front, in
1:2l On the lower turn they began separate, War
| struggle for the heat Not so, however, with Lady
Brooks she made most gallant effort, but beaten
to thcscore couple of lengths by Green Mountain Maid
! Time 2:44 t
Second Heat Lady Brooks took tho lead again at the
start and beat the other mare length to the quarter
pole in thirty nine seconds; War Eagle four five
/ lengths behind On the baclstretcl the Two mares
fought every foot of the way Green Mountain Maid 60
ing up Lady Brooks and showing in front but broke
just before reaching the half and the bay passed the
pole in LIS half length ahead War Eagle did not IN
spectacle distance in the The to the
most exciting. Every art was used by Nodnc and Nc
Laughlin to increase the speed of their respective
| and they up the homestrctch at n tremendous
rate Green Mountain Maid broke up at tho drawgate
by which accident Lady Brooks won the heat by length
Third Hea-It evident that fierce struggle would
take place in this heat from the word The mares
dashed round the turn very rapidly Lady Brooks a
length ahead ut the quarter pole in forty seconds War
Eagle, usual four or fvelcngihs behind Going down
the back stretch Lady Brooks kept the lead passed
the half mile pole about half length in front in l2O.
On the lower turn, Green Mountain Mind Broke up, and
| fInH FnSvIa hal ,,i
made NEST spirited brush, overlook Lady Brooks at
the drawgatc. and beating her nicely, when Lady
Brooks broke, and after running awhile TO keep up with
the soe she crossed the track bringing the yoh
Giles together in most dangerous manner Luckily no
first ut the Time, 24O. Tho judges dis,snced
Lady Brooks for crossing the track and running against
Fourth Heaf-Grccn Mountain Maid had an easy bust
before her. She took the lead. and kept IL
seconds to the half mile pole in :2l and making ths
heat in 2:44ia.
The trot for purse advertised to come off yesterday
afternoon. at The Centr.yie Course postpol ed
account OF the weather, until Wednesday next
Theatrical md Musical.
BowERS THEATRE THE general opinion If those who
visited the Boxery theatre during the past week il that
the new and magnificent drama called the "Corscan
Brothers suipasses in excellence anything yet produced
by ambn The great proof Of this fact be had by
witt to the theatre. which is crowded 70 suocation
| every night. Mr.. Il. Eddy, who represents the twin
brothers Faben and Louis de Franch every night
cevod with the greatest enthusiasm Mcssrs Goodn and
Stevens. and Mrs. Jordan, fill the other leading parts
The scenery Il beautiful particularly the chateau of
Mime savila the interior Of the opera house and the
glade in the forest of Fontanbcau The entertainments
| will commence with the comedy Of the Guardian
Angel in order tina those who early may
have opportunity of seeing the entire piece il will
probably have a long and successful run
| BROADWAY THEATRE-Mr. Forrest, who has. for
prect denied term in the history of the drama been play
ing every night in succession for sixty six nights about
closing his engagement at the Broadway theatre his
arrangements in Philadelphia and Washington will pre-
vent his stopping much longer supposed by some
that he would complete hundred nights. which
crowded houses such period This evening is an
nounc,d to appear as Richeleu Conway a. Cheyalicr
Mauprat. Fenno Barradas, and Mad Ponisi Julie
de Eortnnr The entertainments will conclude with the
farce of MY Young Wife and my Old Umbrella Those
who have crowded the Broadway, during his dramatic
efforts. will doubt give him at the close, the
warm reception which he met with at the commence
ment This. then being positively his last week, he
should be cheered on by his numerous friends and
| admirers.
NipLo's GARpEr-This favorite and fashionable resort
continues still to BIO crowded The Rousset family great
faveritcs and deservedy they the most grace
full and beautiful ballet dancers that have for years been
in this city They are SUGGESTED OF the following night
by Madame Anna Thion Mr.. Hudson. Mr. Leach and
very good chorus company in light and amusing comic
that Nblo it will be perceived gives entertain
appears in her famous representation of Catarna aided
by her sisters and father This ballet concludes with
de deua, called La Manol which, in itself is worth
the price of admission The commencing piece will DO
the popular one act piece, entitled Perfection AS
time that Madame Anna Thillon will appear in the
Daughter Of the Regiment, we presume the house will
| be crowded.
BURROWS THrATRr.-This successful manager CONT
still in uninterrupted career Of success The
Chambers street Theatre ID crowded nightly nay
ny evenings numbers obliged to return to their
homes, not being able to procure peepiDg Many
PERSONS asking why Burton does enlarge his The
atre but suppose he has had sufficient knowledge Of
the world, to let very well aone-we know Of other
This evening be offers for the Amusement Of his
numerous patrons fine programme the entertainments
commencing with the celebrated comedy of the Bellies
Stratsgem' Miss NJ. Taylor Letitia Hardy being her
last in that character and her last perform
previous her retirement from the stage
Several Of guons talented company ia the other char
actcrs the piece The anusements close with the
| farce Of Our Clerks
NATIONAL THyAIRK-The drama, called the
Blacksmith Of Antwerp which has been played every
evening for the past week to crowded houses. will again
be produced this evening IL key-f full houses
han M i,lr NJ fhn afAr Of