New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

1--WE do not why this country should be selected As
field Of speculation in Art because the public has shown
sef sssnine the Jenny Lind business The press shoud
stack such avsrcous pretense with unsparng severity
and be sure that justice done TO the right person Wedo
not regret the departure Of Madame Abon under the cir
cuBstsnces
r. Prof Anderson makes his last public appearance in
this country to night st Metropolitan Hail. when great
variety Of necromantc performances will celebrate his re-
tirement TIE fact that the proceeds to the NewYork
Volunteers will insure an immense audience
u Mad. Aureia Fsrenczy's Concert (which was post
poned Thursday account Of the weather. will be
given this evening at Nblo. She presents attractive
programme, in which we notice besides her name,
those Of young Julien Mr. Eised &c The saloon ought
TO be well filed
r. Tie longeIpected lecture by E1 secretary EVER
before the NevYork Historical Society is announced
for Wednesday next. The subject is not mentioned
~ The citizens Of the Eighth Ward have called the
first public meeting in favor Of the proposed amendment,
TO the City Charter. They meet Monday evening, at
No. 100 WoOsterst. Let every good citizen attend
Sous OF TEMPERANCE Judge NEAL of South Carroll.
ns the noble advocate Of Temperance will address the
Sons Of Temperance Of which Association he is the chief
officer on Thursday evening next in the Greenest VI. T.
Church A. C. Flanagan, G. w, p will pre- side. Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher will make reception speech be
half Of the members Of the Order to which the Judge will
ply Singing by William H. Oakley, and the Choir of the
Church The public generally invited to be present
See advertisement.
~ Mr George Appleton, No $50 Broadway hiss in
vented new method for obtaining line engravings in any
number BY means Of chemical process from single in
preston OF the original print One specimen, The Any
alers Daughter is from of Landseer, beautiful paint
ings The copy is extremely perfect Some time ago
great excitement prodzced in England among lovers
of art by the announcement Of invention OF similar
naure this of 1r Appleons entirely distinct from that
Mr. Appleton intends through his process TO reproduce
the choice European engravngs and put them at price
which will place them within the reach Of every
GRAsD SAILING MAroH-Os Monday next. at 10
O'clock grand sailing match i, 70 take place of the Bat
terry between the following No. Boats for $50 side
James Rchford enters boat Ranchero' and William
Boyd enters boat Stephen E. Egan" The will be
from Pier Mol East River Robins Reef and back to
the place of starting This affair has been for sometime
past much talked ofn sporting circles and as it will be the
first yacht of the season, will considerable
excitement Several other splendid sailing matches are
talked Of but matters not yet definitely arranged
THE TURr-Union Course Lsng Island trotting Thurs
day May 90 for purse and stake Of $3.50 two miles and
repeat to wagons wagon and driver to weigh 3s5 lbs.
W. Afrabams names b. OBlens
J. Wepey IN. Lady Relief. drawn
IN b.
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This won by OBlenis quite easy, with the
cepon Of the first heat which the driver threw away
try to get betting against his horse but all to pur
pose O'Bleuis the fsvOrite at 500 10 $50
Immediately after purse and stake OF s2OO mile heats
best in :, in harness.
d. Pfefer Lady Received for e
j. Wepey names b. Jobser tore,
Certreville Course Long Island, trotting May &C. A
match for 81 00O miles and repeat, $50 lbs wagons
Eodne b.. Received forfeit
WtT.ey Baker AID forfeit
New Orleans May H. pacing match for $500, which was
not according the rules Of the track the driver of
tin weeh 25O lbs, the Metare Course The To-
lowing j. the result:
w. \. Rodgers Tom Cowther..
George Martin.
Wms-25l &F; &t2.
Centrevle Course Long Island trottng match for $780,
mile heats, best in :, Wednesday May 25
d. PfefCr names b. 8 Jack More, 10 suky
Ume-2s; 256; 259 go.
This well coniestedrAce bay horse was the favor
tie 500 500 the winning the first heat changed
the betting 100 to $50 her The weight and track
being heavy account of the caused her 10 act
| badly throughout the remaining heats
| PACING rs CALIFoRNIA--A match for 81 900 aside, be
tween The celebrated pacing horse Domnck Burnett and
pct creeper mile heats, came oil April % over the Pho
neer Course, San Francisco.
Mir b Turner b. Ceeper sadde... |
hI CAM bell Dominica Burnett s1Ky........
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April 90, over the same Course match for 800, mile
heats best in 5.
Mr. names g. Dominica Burnett pacer............. l
Air Baiteie names b. New z
New Orleans pacing match, mile heats best I'D D. or
purse Of $780, off the Metaire Course on the
18th inst TIE following is the result
W n. Rodgers names b. g. Joe Wlson.......'.. H.,
J. L. Eoa names h. John dsianced.
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