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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30
FINANCIAL.

OOO en on al lease VII g1ss
as security. The lease WORTH $4,000 Address, imms.
dately, Money, Herald Office
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Two LET-TO SMALL, RESPECTABLE FAMILY OF
Il grown persons the upper part of house 1855 MadIson
street. between Rutgers and Pike streets For particu
lars apply on the premises.
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ADVERTISEMENTS REAEWEb EVERY DAT
SALES AT ACCTION

A UCTI0N N0nCE-AM CRIsTALAR, AUcuONEER,
"A will cell on Tuesday, lat, l0,s o'clock, at II
Franklin Terrace Hooss-n the entire furniture
ts'ned IN said house. Consisting in part Of mshogauy
dining and centre tbles Brussels and ingram csrpeng
splendid pier gissses mahogany ard GOOD chairs
SOFAS embroidered wiodo~ curtains, rose
wood bookcase, splendid and costly mosaic chamber
SUM- consisting Of heosesde bureaus marble top al
stand centre tn tie and chairs ~ atch ao
(chamber) suit beds aud bedding avalusols library, oil
paintings. and various other articles OF furniture also
splendid rosewood piano. mace BY Boreharft New York.
sac positive, the occupants going to England
Catalogues reacy on morning OF sale.
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YT,0 LET-WlTH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE A NEW
J. three story and basement house, very pleasantly
situated in South Brooklyn, about eight mnutes' walk
from the South and Hamilton ferries Will be let Low to
o, good tenant. Apply on the premises, SO Tompkins
place.
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T,xBuRsIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs.-TU
Ia steamer LAURA KNAPP, Captain Anderson viii
make "Trip eyory day in the week. except Saturday,
leaving foot Of Spring street at ~ O'Clock NJ Peck
alp, 81 Broome street, East river 81 pier NO. North
river. o. clock.
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TITO LET-A LARGE, DRY CELLAR, SUITABLE FOR
my business Apply on tine premises, to JOHN =,
SOLOMON, 2l3 Washington street.
ITO LEr-THE FIRST FLOOR AND FRONT BASE
Il mcnt and bedroom the second floor Apply g
"a William street, IN the afternoon
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EYRS. McCREDY COMMENCES SERIES or
1Nl shaksperean Readings at Hartford, on Monday,
July 81 All letters on business, addresse to Chas Cay
ier Castle Garden, New York, Will meet with prompe
attention.
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I.,OR CHARLESTON AND TTOaTDA.--sEMI WEEKLY
IL q. s. mail linc--Tho new and fast going steamer
JAS. ADLER, S. Turner, commander. will leave Pier
No North River on Wednesday, August 2, at O'Clock
y NJ preci.ely For freight apry on board whore all
Office of sFOfF0RD, T1LEsToN & co, 80 broadway.
Through tickets to florida foliowsro Jacksonville
SCI 10 Platla, Sa3
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INACTORY TO LET, WITH STEAM POWER-BUIL.DN0
II 80 by 36 feet sheds and stables in the
nient to the South and Hamilton ferries, Brooklyn. APP
Brooklyn
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TENANTS. fSMGIHVAGxx-

40 DEY STREET-STORE AND OFFICES TO Lea
y Fine commodous store (newly fitted ap) to ios Z
40 Dey street; ais econd, third and fourn
floors suitable for law Offices for Jewellers for ans
liget business. Apply 10 Q. Il. ANDRUS, the pesub
ses, or to CLINTON l. ARMSTRONG. ITO Broadway.
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TOR SAVANNAH AND FIonTDA-UNITTD STATES
IL mail line -fho and splendid steamship Angus
IA, Capt Thos Lyon, will leave Saturday August g.
at O'Clock =. NJ from her pier No 4 North rivoI.i
Apply to SAMUEL. :. MITCHELL, 10 Broadgay
Through tickets from New York to Jacksonville, S31
Pilatla, S33.. Tho Knoxville, Capt. G. d. Ludlow will
succeed and sail on Wednesday, August Q.
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(tAsr or CI.0fHlNG--A LARGE QUANTITY WANT
u ed.-The highest price literally given, and cssh
paid in current money, tor large small lots Of rood
second hand clothin- Gentlemen wishing to dispose 81
the above Will please address call on JAMES MOTs-
FEY, II Orange street., near Chatham.
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EIN0 LET-IN NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE m
the upper part Of tho city, three large rooms ana
three bedrooms ine garden and Croton water Staqsn
pass the door few minutes The other part Of o
house Is occupied BY gentleman, his wife and servant
None but small genteel family need apply. Rent ol16
per year. For particulars apply at ID hey street. third
floor, or at Mr.. Smiths, A4Eighth avenue.
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III OTEL IN PHILADELPHIA TO LET-THE HARRI.
House, No. 2S3 Chestnut street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets extending 235 George street.
containing sixty five rooms viz: Hftytwo cuameeSi
mostly Of large size and communicating aud handsoa
ly Furnished four parlors first floor dining room fo
100 persons, Office and pantres two Kitchens, buffers
oor washing and drying rooms ranges furnaces bAhs
and water closets Gas and schuylkil water through
adjoining house. with which II comm dnc ass and s1ll
also dispose Of the furniture In BOTH reasonable terru
Apply on the premises OF Of JAMES W. PAUL. es south
Fourth street.
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ITO LET-T1LL MAY 1ST, A HANDSOME TWO STORY
! basement house in the vicinity of Brooms strssl
and broadway, rent $780, with small amount useful
iurnituie for sale at low price. Address, post paid
stating name and address, w s. Broadway Post Ofaa
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TITO IET-PART OF NEW THREE STORY AND
Il basement brick house, well furnished-bsth and
water on the first and second stories Situated No. 1l2
West Thirty -slth street. Apply on the premises.
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@ GRUB RACE AT THE HIproUkUME
- FIFTEEN HORSES TO RUN
On Wednesday evening August 2, tic HippoAssae
course will be open for a trial ~ speed
40 OUTSIDE HORSES
The number 10 enter is limited 10 fifteen.
The proprietors offer the following prizes 70 the be
two horses in three quarter mile heat six tines
around the track
10 the horse coming in drst SIS; 10 the seooad bssf
IN. saddle ana oride worth S26 Horses entertn0 t.
this race must be offered previous weduesc sy next
anc approved by the director The riders will he -
quired to furnish their SADDLES brides an otse
riding apparatus Apply at the box Office Of the Hpo-
DR., me.
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DRoOKLYN MUsEUM-MoNDAY EVENING JULY
- 81 ls54-CompnentaIy benefit to Mr. ]. sIC0r.
cude with or the first time in nnmber of years) THE
IRE II ATTORNEY or Galway Practice in l770 Tickets
25 cents,
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rIyO IIT-CIu-AP, A SHOP THAT HAS BEEN USED
for meat shop the last year at No. l33 West sax-
tenth streot Is in good location for fish, meat or snv
other business of that kind. Enquire in the rear =
stairs, OF J. y. LIVINGSTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
TIE FINE ARTS

Goupil & Co. have Published four handsomely executed
ihogrsrLs aer the well known pictures by sea7Ds Illus
traug clreer Of Wellington. The st q the series
rl resenis the eroat the Citizen on tie inter
os ne occasion in a citizens lie namely. his wedding.
The happy pair in full dress, with throng OF brides
maids and attendants stand before the clergyman just
h. il ronouncing the mystic formula that them one
Tbs we think, mus, be very popular print. Thesoconi
represents Washington the Soldier the chosen
beng very appropriate that Of Braddocs defeat where
the youthful officer first distinguished himself Ia the
third print lie is the Farmer having retire from
public affairs covered with the nations grateful affection
TO fnd in rural pursuits and domestic lie the happnes,
be bad well earned The fourth picture exhibits him
the Christian, TRANQUILITY awaiting tie stroke Of death
dul ever Of his duty rst Of all aad asking his weeping
friends, MS the last ment approached whetherthere
anything remaining for him to do, his time short.
These engTavings will doubt find large circle Of adj
mrrs and take the places the walls Of many parlors
in the country Of the awdry colored prints of departing
oTs and so1ics, and disconsolate beauties that
borg there.
Tie same publishers have issued h.ndsome tinted
GhogTelh Of the The Bsriai Of De SOto, by ". II.
Powell. The composition is much simpler and pleas
than that Of the artists large picture the Dis
ccreyyy tie Mssssppi, which is being exhibited at
the South and s greatly praised by the journals Of that
quarter.
large lithograph hts been published byA. Razewski
rcprcscnirg the Liberation Of Martin Kosza by Capt In
giham. Kosza is represented in chains in the cabin Of
slp, and Capt. lngraan taking him BY the hand
to lead him forth TO Freedom.
We notice among the novelties in the way Of art at the
Crys.a Palace, very beautiful after Thoryal
de1 ty Mr.. U;ncwehr Dane and pupil Of that great
sculI tor The works thus reproduced principally his
charming compositions in aloyeiero that priced by
every lover Ct beauty but have them
faithfully and tosteuy executed. They al given in
the original size, and admirably adapted for parlor
ornaments. Specimens Of tie works also on
hibition at 763 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
CRICKET.

The return match be ween the Newark and Paterson
n j., Clubs cGme of yesterday the ground Of the for
Club, at Newark and terminated again in favor of
Paterson with seven wickets to spare The first innings
petty closely contested, Newark getting 81 TO their oppo
ronts 55. There good play both SIDES though
tie fielding occasionally very ndcren andsome good
catches missed Dockery bowed and batte1 better
than have him-he got sc in both in
nrgs, and did not like being stumped out in the second
innings FOR being out of his ground. Shaw Trcgear and
Butler also played well the Paterson side and Horse
field did execution with his bowling On the Newark
side member Mr. Smith showed good crick
eng and is valuable acquisition TO the Club Golwin
got Is very nicely, but failed in his bowling Joicr
son bowled well. This Club has o,t valuable member
in Mr. W ison, who has gone to California.
This the first match that played on the new
ground at Newark 1t IL beautifully situated the
Of Spruce and Hghsts., little above EyGoy Pen
nngtons and commands extensive views OF Newark and
It's bay, Elizabctltown and Ezabolpo Staten Isanl,
Snakes Iill Hobokon, &c. Trinity Church, New-York,
can be distinctly seen. The day fine, and there
large company the ground The field is hardly large
enough too nucb the slope and wants moving but
is the best they could get The railway stop at Che8
nust Depot, about ten minutes walk from the ground
Newark won the toss and went in first.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
NUPDER " RROOKLYN

On sunday afternoon young m.n n7nea Patrick B'ylc
ascd about ls yeas aud apprentice to NJ. John Cel-
ter. mason. resident Of Yencrhr-av. in this city was
killed on the Cove-rosd Nelson's tavern il the - 81
Of FlothuEh The Circumstances are those: Two light
pleHsuTe-waeons, one containing tFo al the oshe' ia
men, were driving at rapid rate along the road and TOE
wheels Of tie fret wagon coming il contact with BOYLE he
caught hold Of The cOata of Of the occupants . save
himself IRON falling. fellow in the Va yon continuing
the four Iaoedist ~ jumped o.; and struck Boyle
under the leaving him lying dead in the street m then
drove wthou further notice q il. negro nan. who
witnessed the transaction placed The head Of deceaei on
stone and there the body n;nued lying until the arrival
of enc ofhe County Cor ners who directed rs removal
Tie Of fbo in the carriages not Yet known,
but oors making erre, them ,ut with the Wow Of
hr.r ying thom 20 nstice.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
r,,.o MEN STABBED-ARREST or TIL
PERPE TRAITORS.

w;IljsS, Irwin. a young living in Jay-'''' while
standing on the corner of Murrsy't and C'egep"ee'
,;,b some friends on Sunday night about II CLOCK
wa. stabbed through the right arm with "ns dirA
Info in the hands OF Carlo Rovih' an Italian As Is
~, u;,hou, the least provocstion. Rsveih ana
on associate named EmeO HOcOtel, then ran up Murray
,t when Mr. james Norton, hearing the alarm OF iFln
ns he friend. who we've in pursuit, stepped down from
,he door Of his residence, No. a hurays' sop ue
men when Hocoteli. is alleged, drew mug woA"s
f, and stabbed him in the left breas near the reon
ns;ct;nc wound which conhne' him 10 h'
room. it'd S.,,s,,u. Mr.
~o,.or sme near losing his life The assaanss eoninaea
their flight, but ROvolh was arrested BY prNss po
man named Patrick Moran, and taken 70 'ne p.,t
So. uoca,el ran across Broadway into the rsrk
Ssr h. was arrested by Capt Leonard Of the se0ona
wsrs | and Officers Brown and Matthews OF the ke'erss
Corr Hi. hands and clothes were bloody and ne seems
...,o Of great excitement. Both the defendants were
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS.

The NewYork yearly meeting of the Society OF tnend'
nhe Ujckse branch commenced its business s'ngs Oh,
Monday at the Rose and lIesterst meeting houses Que VI
which il appropriated the men, and the other 10 hc
women They had their preliminary select meeting OF
ministers and elders and heir meeting for suergs on
saturday. :, ,,o-o tbrcnced
by meetings for worship to which alone the pubic @ are
mitted Among the distinguished ministers from o'hcI
,I"sos are Rachel Barker of Poughkeepsie, N T., ana
samuel M Janney of Loudon County, Virginia. Inc las
named spoke at Rose-st in the morning on ne
topics of the and progress and Fundamental pr' s
of the Society Mr. Janney is the author 1i no ond
William Penn called forth by the historleal
of McCauley nhs History oi ESs.s
and also Life Of George Fox the founder OF "a Icy
of Friends and he may therefore be snPPosou " W pun
ticularly well posted the topics OF his sermon ,ios
Mr. Barker mind seemed directed more 70 5he uJpb
of the hour She gave the Fugitive Slave p anu vrere
Nebraska swiadle some touches OF reProo, a WIZ ~
yery telling though made with persuasive eioquenoe "''
sermon was one OF great power m -.
The yearly meeting largely attended, I~ dSv for mos, Of
bly, find business TO occupy TWO sees'o"' W.
ile presCpt week.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
-, rroa Prnr-TMr Ixp,nxlrr DEnAxo-

rxfosrAsr FEoS PrHv-T"F iyD'sSiTT DF1''o-
- Ge ALLOWING extract Of letter da.od Csiao, Ap,l
g. 1854;
.Tbo controversy hewccn our Governmcl lt and Peu ia
..ls,;o, 20 the McConn difficulty at the CaDe51..
sTp il 70 be brought 20 imnc ia'e close. ". ~
uuor ssys Lad interview this morning with The Minis
Sr Of For,i IN Relations in which he gave hn 10
snd that 40 further negotiations would be entered nto
but tina, The indemnity must be iorhw h paid.
Last week The French Admiral by giving the Peruvian
.uboriics notice that IN indemnity which they caaod
nus be paid by SATURDAY rcprisas would be na! re-
reiyed he money the evening OF that day AMI d)a5
ess similar dCmand, the part Of our Government
vii be promptly responded to by the Peruvian officials
" AprH 26-Noihing additional has been heard fro
r. Clay in relation 10 .he existing difficulties betw sen
ur country and Peru though learn That ne has insfuc
ions 10 bring matters 10 a close.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
nrAcurRs ASSOCIATION.

The Teachers held their regular monthly me''ns pn
Saturday evening in the room provided Tor 'heH' IN
Hall of the Board of Education. A.
1t being the evening for the annual e'es'ion "
,v,nU. CRurrKxDES Principal of Mechanics socie'y
Sohoo, President; JoHN ii. FASSlSG, Prncp" Oh wa"
school No. 10, Vice-Presidcnt; DAVID b. SCOTT %
nal Of Ward School No. 40, Treasurer ROBERT IN
fs, Of Ward School No l3 Recording SeeretaIy o.
" BriNLEY, of Wiliamsburgh ooHeSP'""'"e
tary. -. .o. r,,n;,nously asOpted:
Rs.o.d That thsnks Of hi. AS', room IA helf
Ro.,d of Tducafion for the piesssn. aHu 80.
ga Tor opr use place e Eeenns ,hs ksso
esr 'he ,ransaction of the ordinary business ne
80; sdo,'ed 10 the next regular meeting IN june
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
BOARD OF EXCISE.
TWELFTH WARD-FIRsr DAY.

TWELFTH WAhD-T IENNI HN'' :.
The BOARD of Excise for the Twelfth Ward
Alderman Wakeman and Councilman North met al 'De
N.vor Office a, 10 o'clock yesterday for the purpose o'
granting licenses to rum-seers At the appointed nou'
shou, two hundred and fifty applicants appeared IN mass
to procure the dest-warrsns for rum-drinkers inere
was about three hundred applications during the sn u
the Board most of whom doomed to DISAPPOINTMENT
In the Wards of one Of the gentlemen present
were granted to few choice SPIRITS The numoef u
licences granted was 2s, viz Inns or NOTES. i' S'oS
Is. Councilman North refused all applicant" one ".
sreurnepts ud bv successful applicant that he kept
q " tempar,nce borse-shed." There were 81 licenses
granted In the Twelfth Ward last year
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

FIGB1 Win ISDASs.-We are favored WIN inteiigence
from Corpus Christi 10 the 10Th inst from winch We learn
nacuars Of fight that took place on the previous lay
betyeen small detachment of United states troops aud
body Of Indians four times their number.
Lieot Crosby we learn with ten aud one sergeant
attacked forty Indians who had been committing depreda-
tons in vicinity and whom tue troops were therefore
The Indians turned the troops with great ferceness
and Tough. hard, but four of them soon killed Ave
we're wounded, and the whole body shortly atterward
completely routed. The gallant little band suffered con
siderably. One brave fellow, Sergeant Byrne, being
killed and Lieut. Crosby himself and several Others beg
wounded, lesdes whom two others aFe missing All the
tunder o. the Indians, however with ell their spare
horses and equipments and their bows aud arrows,
captured.
Lieut. Crosby was brought into Corpus Christi on IN
morning Of the 10th inst, in His recovery IL
confidently expected. lie struck in the groin by
arrow, which fortunately bit $50 gold piece which he
bee il bis pOckcbook in his til IONS pocket. Whenhe
vas brought in the arrowhead found doubled up ia
bis IOcket-book The nature Of his wounds is not
psDed but they said not 10 be such seriously to
threaten his life. ISew-Orleans Picayune, May %.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
t,,........-..n.i

VALrAnIE BUILDING LOTs IN BFooSLYN At Arc
r1ss-J T. Novl roS A7c Beer Wi, 81 on WsoSr'o'S Nay
g. u tie s. yery dsssable Lots On DV'n buiAw'k and
Evsrsrssnt,s Tie rsFd growth Of 'hA y ne 0 sees %
y y. - going ca tire Immediate neigh
toiood rd very desiFsse FOR private eseef' ini
u iv ncr,s.s vsur TA- E. Nefots .''s'' 'S' Us
r-rertr ever sy fare sna tae Doa a'
Rs.d IN .csn b. eorystcd srd rusnns order e. '1r er's
f We o,i-. On he dav Of s perscn wishing q s-trni VIII
l. taku frte slS By he Ea New Yk s'ases hai Lave ms
Peek sip end CsuGs Fer1ies lvcy few aau fss 70 u L.
NJ Now thar weather has come doaot brudres w" a.
,d hs se hoss coaA 40. Be pent more asreeao'' ana
ro-e d. d-.l'e lo.s could re- b. procured or investment
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
DIED.

ARNsTRONG-On sunday evening, 2'h Inst Matthew Arm
of 0a-gow, Scotland, aged about % years
Hs funs al place from his late rsd No Ham
oud st. Sunday Oth ms II A. M His remains VIII be IN
tened ia Gree We cd CemetsrY 81.
CROWN LL-On the 13th inst. Laura, vile OF SOLOMON cfOm
well
Hsr funeral place from Phends' meeting hgu.s A. Pr
chase Mtschsstsr Co Third Day oOh inst, At A d. The
trends Of the family resp cifUly invited 70 attend
Psrers of Sharon and Ltehhed Conn. pie o. copy . =.
DlcKHOUT-HsDry D@khost aged "a years months sni q
dAys.
DUNHAMAt Nswbursh on sunday May zs hera long ana
Isiuiu illness. Caroline Ann Dunbar, aged - years o
LLOYD-Ou the Sb May Horas Point, Do chester County
Maryland the residence Of her s9nnAw william Oodseofggss
Pa M the 19h Mrs sally Scott ect Of N Hon,
Fd Lloyd formerly Governor cf Maryland aud Senator Of The
Urbd siats from that State 49,
LOCEwOOD-On he 18Th inst, In Milton safaosa County
Isnrn n wife of = A. lockwood agsd y years
REEs-On MONDAY May consumption Jens Rees aged %
A..
nralfro No IS EleveBlhs Wednesday afternoon n
o'clock without further Invitation
WEEELY DEATHS Ia the City Of brooyn Tor as wssk
ending May n, 1854:
H CHILL LDGEs, SL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
supREME CoURT-sFsenL Tern

Faruham &C.. ngl. Farnham; Injunction granted;
Iu the matter Edw ard Curtis to Judgment tunay od~
settled. .-,..-, t...,
La ihe matter John ~ 3 Smh alleged habusl GfanA
and Petition for mortgage real estate granted
VIM e. Horton Lucretia NJ Horton. PIooi oiine1mpete'
sIrPRkMF 1OURT-GrNgRAL TERA-Bsfore Judges EDwARos
MITCHELL AID ROOSEVELT.
THE MILLION TRUST CASE.
Levi. Curtis Others Trustees David Leayi heeeNer,
N,rih American Trust Company aud cruss suit
Judge Edwards before whom the matter hfd beon
HAVING returned City Of the Judges on mo
ton 10 the Motion 20 thai elect "a' mads
and de- ecsOn reserved.
IA CHAAsERs Before Judge CLERKE.
CORPUS.
Andrew Frzpack enlisted In the brought
Asked the ground Of minony PfOot having
been exhibited 10 thot effect he WA discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

Pff,r hr. loe Huesicd .............. drawn
Mbeiplev pamcs br & POney ............s's. Drawn
C. CAL fAm,s eh IN. Mlers Dsmse ..:...,'
Time ............,.. 2'4ii =; 10 -'o's'
The Lady had the call at 100 to TO- and won the race IN
three straight hoats The last heat was wen contested
the Lady going to the half mile pole in liz match ior
50 OCO takes place over the Union Course on Tuesday
MAY 80 Great pacing match over the Centrevie, ana
tottng over the Union Coursea great deal OF money
changing hands the pace. The roam team were 'he
favore at 100 to co. Numerous bets were made Oy tue
hackers of the roam team betting 500 to lOo that Hiram
would win heat There was from four to hve thousand
sreetotors present Tie black the in one
heat much TO the surprise of all present especially the
t,cker of the roans who electrified with the result
They were heavy losers The blacks performed the heat
in min 81 Sec making the quickest time ever paced in
double harness. After the pace they all moved 10 the
Union Course to witness the trotting matches, one OF
which was for 81 OOo Jack Waters the favorte at
bo rate Of 100 TO 30 and the with ease in three
sroeht beats There was also purse troed for, which
WINS won bv Gipsey. In lsil Lady Suffolk and Rihe
,rotted a second mile in min 81 sec in two-mhe race
over the Hunting Park Course, against Hardware ana
Apolory making the heat in 5l9,. The following the
result: ,,
Cxxrpvvu1y Course l.. I-PAoiSG.-Frd6y, May
os Match for 80 OOo mile heats best in 5, between two
pacing teams: ,-,...s,..,o,,
!" "''~ Time, 81. .,
UyIoy CouRsE. l.. I-Trotting match Tor s~'V"'' u''
heats best in 5 in harness: -,
D Pafer names br. Jack Yates '''''''''''''ss
w.wAsl'n H'ras. %.. sf So, s sG,'9 :a
Scme pay.-Purse $50, mile heats best > N IN l''
II Woodruff name. b mare GiPsy ...............s
w whslsn nsrss br 3 =; ElFs -; > :,
Time. S.cli o.c- %'9'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

llflfffitD.

BATTLFS-BARKERln Bangor 25h inst, by the Rev; H. C.
Rev H. e lies OF the First unversast Society
N Bangor, o Mss Pamela A. Baker Of Bangor - -.
ROBERTS-M ILLlS-0n ThuIsdsy evening, May o. BY the
Rev d. Burohafd d. Robeu Roberts TO julia A.. youngest
dauehtsr Of Jnn.s wills Esq.. al Of tlis City. - q.
WALKER-BLACKfE-At Edinburgh scotland April ~ Mr
David ake OF Bk enhead e nina Elizabeth daughter OF h
Blsckie
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
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