The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

Of the cause bave been deputed to visit every tewa
where the people desire such order established.
if the signs the times augur truly at the election
next fall the Americans viii carry everything before
them. IuNERANr.
The Turf
UNION COURSE, L. I.-rR0TTNG.
trotting match for $500, mile heats best three in
Eve, between Annie Laurie to zoo Id. wagon and
blk g. indigo in harness. of on Tuesday after
noon. The mare won in three straight heats Ehs is
very ahowy young mare, six years old Hanitonian,
with fine square gait and steady movement, performing
the race without skip break after the word was
given This was her first appearance, and she made
favorable Impression ON tho spectators She drives
BY Mr.. Peabody Indigo by D. Pafsr The latter had
rather the call in the betting previous the start but
after the first heat 100 to 20 offered ON the marc
without takers.
F;r.. Heat Indigo won the pole, and went OF with
the Lead The mare lay well to him around the turn
and when he reached the quarter POLE she WAS ct his
whsel-time forty.two seconds. Peabody held ths
slightest effort to lead but he kept Indigo at the top Of
his speed. Time to the half, 123. On the lower turn
yOied indigo vas urged to his utmost BY Pafer With
out avai-the marc had too much foot; and she
Second HeasoThs mare went OF With tho lead this
time and was never headed She passed the quarter
pole in forty three seconds-the half in la and
in easy winner, in $50.
Third Heat.-same a. second. Time, 2:51.
MASSACHUSETTS.
CAMBRIDGE TRoTrING PARK, May 26.-Natch for $500,
mile heats, best three in Eve, in harness.
A. Skinner named b. M lib Human. 2 / i
Time, 2:3e-2:3S-3 :S3-23s-2:H.
CNCNNAn-QUEEN CRY CoURsE.-Trottng match in
harness, best three In FIVE
Q w. Dmick's g G. Zumbro. 1 /
James Harrison's b. e Reube .........,.. 2 q
Time, 26o-2:52-2:54.
KENTUCKY
LEXINGTON CoURsE-FRsT DAY, May 21.-Association
s1s sss for three old. s0o
winner silver plate of the value Of sloo-cosed with
John X C1ay's b. f. Balloon, by imp. York.
T B. wa1asias sr: Release By Bsriians,
John campSsIls b. .. BY Wagner dam BY 1y'ii imp.
Daniel Ss!ntils;: e BY imp Yorkshire, dam
c. Johnson oR BY imp Yorkshire: dam
Capt. 1R Bafo1s's b. c. se1.stopoi By imp Hoe
ton, dam Little Peggy, by Cripple. ......... Sdh.
james Ford's br. c. Charles Morehead by imp.
Glencoe, dam by sidi Hamet ............... 8ds.
John Harper'ss, I. by Cracker dam by Mingo.. dis.
Cooper Lavrences Oh. I. by Wagner, dam
Sanders Vests . e. BEN johnson, By imp.
Glencoe, dam Rowtontlla, by imp Rowton.. dis.
Time :4SI-146h-1:49h.
SECOND DAY-Purse $3.50, two mile heats free for all
Joir Hsrrec's CHI. h. frankfort, years old, by
imp Glencoe. dam Mary Morris .............. 1
W. vley's (w.T. Chsatham's) CHI. G. Henry Per-
ritt, years old by imp Aarsrave, dam Odd
Thos. B. sWsr6:id's b a. Wa.v. wear, old nv
Buford. dam Alice Carneal... ........... 8 8
E. E Esglss b. m. Kate Bsteman. years old, by
imp Yorkshire H Sa@ y iIp Ms5sTAve. dis"
*Mr. Eagles being thirty forty yards behind
the Others, with her head the wrong way, when the
drum tapped, was not started and was Consequently
THIRD DAY.-Purse, 5000. mile heats, best three in
FIVE. Frank Harper beat Helen Swigert Bouquet Ketch
um, and GUS in three straight hsatS-the latter horse
diataDced in the last heat.
;, Time, 1:47h-l47A-iash. The first half mile Of
FOURTH DAY-Purse, $3.50, two mile heats Floride
took the purse two heats beating Dukes Yorkshire
my Gays m sna s Mafpny Mamie Lewis
Second for three os 500
two heats, beating Red Ball and Rife.
Time 1:47A-1A7K.
FIFTH DAY.Citizens' stake for three year olds two
mile heats; 500 entrance half forfeit $2seclaratioa;
the winner entitled to 500 pitcher from the citizens
Of Lexington. Campbels Wagner filly won the RAGS
Nothing and sebastopol-the penultimate ruled off, and
the last distanced in the fourth heat. The first
dead heat between the Yorkshire FLY and Princeton
Time, 347H-3:62-3:47-3:47I
SECOND RAcx-stake silver goblet worth $780, and $40
entrance, mile heats. Helen Swigert won, beating
Wary, b; h. BY Boston, b. c. BY Yorkshire, and gr h.
Time, 14sK-l47h-1As.
LOUISIANA.
METARIE CoURsE-TRorrNG MEETING, May 2o.-Pursa,
r. X. Bonham's s. &. Frank Pierce. ....... III
J. Cudneys ch &; Tscu mise 90:
MARYLAND.
BALnNoRE-HERRrNG Run COURSE, May 29.-Sweep-
stakes for four years old; $500 entrance, half forfeit
w. Il. Gibbons named b. f., 4 years old, Phlo, by
VIM. Fields named b. T., years old, by Epsilon,
Calvin Green named CHI. g., 4 years old, BY Sham
'0'h aam ha's Ains iim. s:s4 ar'
SAME DAY,-sweepstaks for three year old colts and
a Ta sioS loo entrances hall forfeit mile heats
Calvin Green named ): ysss; old, BY sovs-
Capt john Bslchsr named Dr. Cab:ips b. C, BY
Zpgaree, dam by Priam. dis.
J. D. POuder named CHI f. years old Little Sal pd #
Time, 1:5l-1:52.
BAIrrMoaE-HERRISG RUN COURSE, MAY so.-Tbe at.
tendance at this day much greater than
the first day. The track in excellent order the
only drawback being its dusty condition. which not
improved by the prevalence Of pretty fair breeze ran
dering 1t to considerable extent hill business 10
any horse who happened TO be behind. The race was
three mile heats TOR the propreters purse Of $780, The
entries were as follows
Calvin Green named Oh. g. Rube, by Trustee, dam
W. j. shaw named B. h Jim Barton, by Gray Ea-
gle, dam Ann Annis, years old. ............. 2
W. H. Gibbons named gr. b. Granite, by Poly dore,
out of Audrewetta, years old. ..............
Time, 5:47-5:5l.
First Heat-upon lots being drawn, Rube got the in
side track and Granite the outside The horses up
apparently in excellent condition. and tight
looh ed for The word given and they started well
together-Jim Barton Leading but he was challenged
strongly by the others. They ran so closely that at
times there doubts Expressed but in the last
mile Rube took the lead and maintained IT, winning
heat
Second Heat.-The second beat was pretty much a
counterpart Of the rst-a close run and the horses
cemipg ss on the first heat-Kube first jim Barton
second and Granite third
LOUISIANA.
METAIRE COURSE May sing match-Purse $780,
mile heats, best three in Ave- TO harness.
r. X Bonham's s. &. Frank Pierce. 2 l 1
George Futcher's g. e. Andrew J. Polk 0 2 . 2
Time, 2:31 h-2:32I -2:36-24c-2
HoboLen City News.
CoRoSrRs' INoUEsrs Wednesday Coroner Van Mater,
OF Hoboken held inquest upon the body of E H. Ca,
ner physician, about thirty years of age, who died
SUDDENLY Wednesday morning. Of disease Of the heart
Ala ANA ecranar hnld inniIeak unan