New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1853


cents, IN place o. pounds shillings ant pence.
BTrrER FOR C,IiFoRSIA-I; has been ssc4rtAin7d BY
psr'e. who have taken especial pains TO find out ~
1880 packages butter have been pat on board 'es'
bound FIR Calf rui, from the lt TO the 3oh OF June is'
in this port also 800 packages from Boston some o.
the vessels not ye, lo.sed cleared making ios amount
2so-0. Computing each package ST 80 a. an ~ver'S-
makes t4il 600 The above e-;msts does NOT IN hua-
vhA; under the Of merchandise From t@e ''n
Of last February 10 18th March Tolls wing there "ssshppel
s4f'c. One house in Ohio has shipped soma l'slo
frEins within SIX weeks also, house in Boston over
1900 The March shipments the heayss. that ever
were shipped in month for CalifornI,
TEE TERY-Upioa Cou-s, Losg Iia,3-Troting
Pure Of sio0O-Thursday July IT, Taconey and I1ars
Temple Best time on record. beating the celebrated
races Of Taconey and Mac. also Highlands Maids race
with Flora Temple The grea, trial betEee rsconey
and Fors Temple in harness, or on Thursday s't
and by the former after closely contested race
in such time that the world may 81 iwith surprise The
weather very fine the day OF the and the
track in most splendid order the condition Of the horses
superb in fact every thing Necessary 70 insure capita
contest apparent 20 al who a, thu Course AMI
the uemen they reached the ncosure tia be,tnk began
Flora Temple offered at 100 20 so-her previous
oessful engagements vArrsniing that odds Tsconey also
had host Of hackers his - hes; against Mac having
gs,oed him many friends Against this however. stood
Flora Temple heat Of 22s wagons The reputation =
each being great caused great deal Of excitement
amorg the sporting fraternity and therefore the attendance
very large drawing together great many spectators
rom al parts Of the State
First Hcaf -TAconey the pole they came up to
gtiher for the start and went OF tremendous rate
Tscony leading rsund the turn. Before reaching the
quarter pole they nearly he.d 10 head; the roam
going very steady led the quarter in 81 seconds sn
the back side Flora made brush and got up alongside
but could noget by and Tsconey led 10 the hame pole
in minute a seconds and all around the lower turn and
up the home stretch blanket would have covered both
horses Tacony led little 70 the draw gate Flora sgan
brushed and tapped Taconey and in this position
they continued till within thirty yards of the when
the crowd became excited and closing in upon the horses
began shouting in such TO Flora causing
her 10 break and in opinion lose the heat Taconey
led home by neck in minutes - seconds.
Second Heat-Fors still offered at odds Of 500 70
$50 her friends thinking that the time would certainly
cause Toconey come back, while Flora known to be
a long liver proved mistake, however for the hest
had no effect either. Tscony got the pole eaing 10
TIE quarer in 81 seconds down the back stretch Tacony
led to the halfmile pole minute seconds thi. posi-
ton was maintained without variation round the lover
turn Up the stretch Hiram called Flora and CALAMITY
cid she respond making tremendous brush for the heat
They through the draw side and side the hackers of
each being confident Of their favOrte winning the heat
lighting could scarcely have beaten Taconey from the
draw gate 10 the Tconoy the heat in the truly
astonishing time of = minutes o seconds.
Th,,d Itat-yery little change had taken place in the
minds Of the nanciers, and they offering $500
against s5oO that Flora would win the heat and also $50
or 600 even that If shs the heat would win thu
money The hackers Of Taconey did not seem TO have
fdence in their horse il being whispered by the haugeron
and ayers around the track and also the would be know
pg ones thai Taconey had been working bad in his train
rg pulling On rein, &c aud dearly have the knowing
ones paid for their kno gedge in this race They had
fine start this time and they went with their heads togeth9
around the upper turn but before they bed the quae
pole Taconey had got length in front Of the m %
seconds doEn th. back stretch they continued 20 the hal
mile mole in minute and Il seconds in the position
Flora trotted very finely and closing on Tsconey they
came through tie drawgde yokrd together Inc race
row became very exciting il vas anybody heat Taco
ney by an extraordinary effort the part Of his driver
led over the score by neck and shoulders in minutes
md 90 seconds amid thunder Of applause from his reaos
IN one Of the closest tros th1 took place any
course The following is the summary:
Union Course, L. 'roitug on Thur.day July H. Purse
~ 81 COO mile heats best in g. in harness.
v ruff Tacoi ey
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Tro,ting over the Utica Course match for $1,000 Fri
day. July s. mile and peat to wagons
G. Bootsb Cr-o
" T.me-2lfi IN
Cestreyl- Cour,e, IL t-ntuue, Friday JAY D., match
IN $780, mile heat to 30 70 wagons.
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srHtscrR.-Tha io'IosIuy persons ware am 'ug those
WHO arrived yesterday at the
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FiRYs-At ls'e hcrr Thu--dsy night -he bow wndoE
81 tore 40 IS Sfantnn took i- IN eonse of ne
explosion of a ctmphene lamp The h4Ees we're soon eE
lguthed.
About > n clock Friday morning fire b-oka ont in
small budng corner OF Twenty ff'h..t and Eighth av,
Which communicated with range NJ tables and Laughter
houses adjoining The flames spread sirh great rApfi'y
M 90 the premises, and despite the eVs-tOns oi n Dire
MN the black .mth shop slaughter houses and stables
were entirely destroyed The Police Of several Wards
e-- present snd ceeded in rescuog several horses
from The burning stables snd saving 0th-r property from
ce,uucfion The flames also communicated . A large
four story brick building adjoining 'he shop the Eighth
av owned boy T j Decker which was also DESTROYED
The total loss J.. estmssd from s. 200 70 5000, and
partially insured
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