The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-10


Broad Rock Raerss-Second Day.--.Tbe raee xester.
day was sweepstake purse for three year olds $500
eutranee, half forfeit two mile heats for which there
were three entries, only two of whom started The
weather could not have been charlains and Int
ol ae TACT that the contest was looked upon as ug
nahaie analr hundreds OF persons would have Attend
ed the course-ss it was the attendance was sooJ
and the friends of the turf in hi rh spirts ~ t
We have already intimsted In. ,hs spos.s; .n,.,..
the final result. - eA'e
Frst hedt-The hour for starting having arrived
MI MeDaniePs Carolina" and Messrs Tally 4
CheathaHs entry came to the score, Carolina having
Ine inside and the word being given, the moved
on at steady stride, Carolina taking the lead
ana holding It without opposition under hard pull
making the first mile in l5 and the second in 202t
the colt iaboring throughout the heat as wood saw
yer over locust post without ever being able to get
Tn to tell his lady companion good morning
some few bets were made at ten to nm. tba
ODDS takers trusting to accident to win but
that PRICE none but green hor" would have rial
Of eban 70 Duy SIX sdScskes half pint
Second Heat.-The start was a beautiful ono b,,
the hy soon moved in front. led of at a sprirhtly
pursuer and herself until the heat was ended and She
had crossed the score, having gone the first mile in
l:53 and the second in 2:OI Time S54 "
Carolina has greatly improved in appearance snce
her race at Fairfield and now bids fair to become the
crack OF the day at two mile heats As the race to-
morrow will be two mile heats it not at all inpro
bablc that she may again meet SebHstopol and NIiss
julia and Il ght their battle over. -Ao ''''''
we append the purse, distance and result:
three year old! $500 entrance, half forfeit two mile
heats, closed with the following subscribers:
David Mcdaniel names b. f. Carolina wears
Old, by Regent, dam by imp Flatterer
James Tally and \. Cheatham names q G. Inv
Revenue, dam Andrew eta. .............. 3 .
CALVIN Green names b. g. by Sovereign, dam
Time 3:54-S:54. pu H.
To-day the Jockey Club Purse of $500, three mile
heats Will be run for; and Lucy Phillips Selene
and Rattle, are to be the contestants beautiful race
may be expected. Lucy Phillips was the winner of
the Jockey Club Purse at Fairfield last week-Seiene
Is known to every body for her speed-and Rattle il
said to be both game and fleet An extra train of
and Wrishts onnbuses will run to the course during
the morning. SO that those who wish enjoy the sport
cam do so at small cost.
Phao-The winner of the great four mile heat
sweepstake, at Broad Rock last Monday is q beauti.
tul blood bay black legs, mare and tail and stands
hteen hands, one lnch and quarter high. She is
OF the easiest goers" we have seen and is with
al, as speedy as tn antelope and untring as red fox
casual observer would not pronounce her an extra
ordinary racer but careful examination by nudge
OF horse tlesh would immediately induce him to give
her the highest mark umong the race horses in this
section. Her head and neck thin small and deli
cately formed eyes large full and expressive: nostrls
wide and expanded, enabling her to breathe freely:
throtle of good size; shoulders high, thin and well
made: breast full wide and strong: bodv 1ong liaLt
ond evtr.melv ro,nd. hat os uy lons Hsnt
long and ful forearm unusually large and we'll shaped
hooks strong and bony legs small flat and sinewy pas
size, neither too large too small. When on the
course she appears to be of nervous teniperament
but is quite tractabe and easily managed; and when
running carries her head IN the air, if disdaining to
look upon the earth over which she is flying All in
all, We know of no better model for first rate racer
than "Philo," who bred by her present owner
Mr.. VIM. II. Gibbon of New JERSEY. and of whom
money could not buy her. "Philo" il by Mariner
out OF Cassandra and in point of blood has sripe
nor, as reference to the stud book win abundaItly
prove.
In the race, ON Monday last notwithstanding the
hcavness of the track and the Heetness of the field
against which she was cOntending, Philo never eX-
tended herself on running the twelve miles but
the wo last heats under heavy pull, until reaching
the half mile pole the fourth mile when she made
her brushes" took the lead and gaoped OF to the
stand as she We're at play We perfectly salts
lied that she could have the purse of $3.50 in
straight heats II allowed to do aud have very little
doubt that she could have posted the field in either
heat, with perfect If she goes South this fall
and tackles the cracks of that country in such con
dition as she in last Monday, we have not a
shadow OF doubt that she will beat the best of them
Hastings Court-Recorder Taylor and Aldermen
Grubbs Toler Farrar, Sanxay and Bintord presiding
terday.
M0ney.-The accounts of the City Sergeant amount
ing to y ,9o6. 10, were ordered to be paid
Felony-llar1ison, slave Richard D. Hundey
charged with committing rape Il slave girl named
Mary on the lst of September last, tried and
quilted.
Producing DeaM.-John Cronin charged with kill.
ing his wife Margaret, examined in part and the
case continued until this morning. Cronin, it will
August from the effects of which she died OH the llth
of September.
-fecident.-We regret to learn that Mr.. Bell horse
trainer for Mr. John Campbell of Kentucky received
severe kick on his left hip from Frankfort last Mon
day, aud Is now confined to his from its effects
Pick Pockets doing a thriving business in this
city at the present time. On Monday last a gentle
man had his vest pocket cut open and 82 extracted
therefrom by some slight of hand fellow, who was no
novice in his profession. Sojourners at hotels and
boarding-houses will lose nothing by seeing their
doors before going to bed, some of these fellows
have no more regard for locks than for the rights
other people. At this very time city is infested
BY gang of rowing thieves, who have collected here
to carry on their operations during the existence of
the approaching Fairs and as they have scruples
as to the means used in getting money, they Dos
it, advise readers to be ON the constant
lookout for them.
Miss -fnnette Inee the talented and popular young
Amencan actress has been enchanting our citizen.
for two nights past with her admirable personations
She appear. this evening Parthenia the beauti-
full play OF "Insomar," and will represent the char
acter III its most natural form. Miss Ince, in our
opn on, is OF the best actresses before the
people of this country, and deserves, hope she
will receive, the most liberal announcement from
the play-going public.
Religious Debate.-The debate which took place be-
tween Allan b. Magruder, of Charlottesville and Ed
ward +. Owens, of Pennsylvania, ut Acqunton
Church, King William county on the IIth of Juue
last continuing four days is in press and will be
published in a week or two. The points embraced in
the discussion Were the punishment of the wicked,
the earth. Mr.. Magruder maintained that the pun.
ishinent of the wicked will end with the eternal ex
tinction of their being" and denied the existence
this time of Gods Kingdom upon earth, dating its
tabshnent from the period of the resurrection which
the time assigned to it by the popular theory The
subjects exceedingly interesting and the argu-
ments presented WILL no doubt, be extensively read.
The debate well reported by Mr. r. Kean, of this
city, and it is said by persons who present,
have been very ably conducted.
Committed.-Thos. DAILY committed to Jail by
the Mayor yesterday, III default of BAIL to keep the
peace towards Mrs. DAILY, whom he had assaulted
The forfeiture of q former recogniZance of DAILY
up for the consideration of the Connonw ealths
Attorney, in the Hastings Court.
Punished-Bob Anderson, a negro, was Yesterday
ordered 50 ashes and committed to Jail for ing
Louisa Barker free negro, and being without his
free papers.
Re Era rdaiiaed.-Chas Green, q free negro, ex-
amined by the Mayor yesterday, the charge OF
breaking into the house of Deborah Harris and steal
ing locket, and sent to the Hustings Court for
trial.
No Complainaat.-The case of VIM. Bagnall, charg-
ed with assaultng Jas Dixon, the 9th inst, dis
missed by the Mayor yesterday, in the absence OF the
com plainant, who did not appear.
Contin aed.-John Smith appeared before the Muyor
Yesterday to the charge of breaking the fur.
nture of Mary Sinton free woman, and threate ing
to kill Polly Gentry. The case was continued for ex.