The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

Couf WHICH bas oSte0 0eou nexpuc1oiy ooeertoo In
which Madame Rissori, VII. stxnuvsiy watched
With perpetual you,h sshook his CORY iosss 70 psrec
CURED In the incantstSs scene. 70 much real Srim
stone was put into the wtches csudron that the odor
p.sstrated the whole house and half saocatsd the au
dience. Several ladies Obliged to tho boxes
for few minutes The complstsness Of Mr. Waiiack's
company shows the spirit with which the snsrpras has
very effective manner and Was greatly admired There
was full complement Of wrchss-ss many % In arst
rae Lonssn they wss. al y
Lacy Mscbeth) pertinseoutiy called for at the fall
OF sbe curtain and, after modest hesitation, they ap-
Peard and made their bows OF ackno vledgment.
Tie Italian Opera In Psrs has lately been losing con-
Germ and the 10000 francs tepositsd security for
salaries of artists has been divided BY The Civil Tribunal
~ foliows-
N. HIier the conductor Of the orchestra. 10 600f;
the two sisters Cruvel 6,0O0f szolari 36o0f Ida
tuna further dec ded that t. after paying the aistes,
PORTION Of the GO 00Cf remsined should 60 TO the
sns'ds 10 part OF rsr s1a se.s s@ e
Of L. '-A' NV '''D''' '''' NV 'A''''' y '
Mime Alteni wi 1t Is said, sing for few nights at
the Grand Opera before the close Of the Exhibition
verdi's last opera sIes yepres ssilionnss, Is sue.
Gees at L'Academie. 1t 10 in five acts.
The Turf.
Union COURSE, L. L.. TRoTTrNG.
On Friday, 9th instant. tottins match for 5000,
two nile heats, to wagons, came of between b. m.
Flora Temple and &. m. Sontag Flora won the race,
making the quickest time 10 wagons known, and
stu maintaining the title long since given to her of
" Mistress of the Turf" There netting wrong
with SoDtsg ut what it ws could not be ascertansd
further than that her mouth In the second
heat she was all abroad, and when tina over,
lana md hat Tho had
rot teen on square. Since the race this unhappy
feer has been more manifest; and several communi
cations have been to this Office ia relation to the
ansir calling for exposition Of the mater. Our
porter saw nothing wrong. he watched closely the
movements Of both horses and DRIVERS the
race and il Sontag did not beat Flora 1t was not her
fault for the horse has never lived yet that could
have beaten Flora Friday last Her barsts Of speed
at tines truly astonishing. On the drst half mile
Of The race the carried sontag to break from which
she never recovered.
TIE betting previous to the start at 100 to 80
the gray mare. Hiram Woodruff drove Flora this
occasion, and VIM whelan han LED Sontag The track
was in very good order.
First Hcat-sonsag won the pole Az soon az thu
word given Sontsg broke up, in moment after
Flora was also on run. sontsg settled drst and
dLfhed off couple Of lengths ahead o. Flora, which
she teld to the quarter pole IN forty secoads Flora
then made tremsEdcus BURT, ana soon overlook tue
81 m6re passing ner before tDe feachsi tne ali mite
pole time lat. soptag then broke up losing tnicty
yr.s last This bgesk thra~ away her chances for
tie heat Flora was kept together and urged aone as
Hiram aoLe urge her and she pat the stand
In 23aH amidst the shouts and braves OF the crowd,
forty yards ahead. Flora ispt the gap open, making
the eecono mile in 2:3s1f and the heat in 6;07
Second Heat-0ne hundred TO twenty 1--we on Flora.
She took the lead With the werd beating sontag thirty
ysrcs the frst quarter, in thirty ntus secoods, and
d. ubIe that distance the half mile poe 1l8 after
winch there fursh or later 10 the Flora
was tak.n in hand and she logged tho of the
way. TIC fret mile was made in 2:30, and the second
mile IN 218 The toto wing - summary
Union couEsK, FRIDAY, July e.-Matcn, $4,000, two
mite b.ate, to wagons