The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

almost abolition States thirty years ago. bat that nov
their zeal for slavery rivals Of most or the Southern
States This viii round queer 10 great
number OF the people In Delaware and Maryland In
portion Of Kentucky In Northern Missouri and particu-
larry In Western Virginia, whore there arc many well
known cases Of masters having actually Ill used their
slaves in order to induce them 70 run away
PRYPARIS0 INAUGURATION Tho Keystone
Club Of Philadelphia has appointed committee consist
Ing eighty persons to make for the club
to visit Washington to witness The Inauguration Of Jsmes
Buchanan, and also to receive the Young Aen's,Dsmo.
cratic Union Club OF ths city their arrival in PhA.
dslphia, en- rcule for waabiugton
Sale OF HuntingtOn's Horses and Carriages.
EXCITING soENEs IN NASSAU srRKEr THE SPORTING
WORLD AND WALL sTRgEr BIDDING AGAINST EACH
oTHRR-NAAEs OF THE wINNEas, RrU.
compact crowd was assembled yesterday at noon,
in front Of Mr. Henry h. Leeds auction rooms for the
purpose Of viewing and purchasing the teams traps &C.,
Of that now celebrated character Charles B. Huntington
We noticed many gentlemen whose faces familiar 10
the pureus Of Wall street and ts vicinity, whilst here
and there might be found groups Of who are at
home" the Fashion and Union Course. The idea con
trolling al present was, that Individual who hsd
rapid during time past must necessarily
have purchased only tho fastest horses Added 70
was the annoupcsnent that pair Of long tal oays
not merely cost 81 o0o but also ndsputaby
hnCst hornGa STATE several hundtct perBpuf.
therefore met the hour appointed for the sale uau
tten no doubt expecting 10 be the lucky purchasers.
Ia addition 20 tho crowd comptely blocking up Mas au
street. Mr.. Leeds Office was 20 packed with
here was scarcely any moving through II, ana tbs
auconeer had great difficulty In making himself hskrd
Leds sscepdod the staircase leading 10 hs PIC ure gal
tsy, and frtm this posoa, oommaadiug good view OF
al preasnt, be called Va meeting to order.
Mr. LHKDs (loq.stsv )-sLet all come IN"
vocs-i guess there's enough IN tho room sresty 10
xrhsss harsc a. c.rs,1o~ .r. A., ~ .o6 ~ o-su. AZ
the Court and the sssignees OF Mr. Hanvnstoa Ho~,
sesuanAa hsre sp endld pair Of long tall oy horscs
g COG sus % e cost e
wbarn you bid ior 'hems" (Aftera momenr, sur pcnse
.sIo ISsccS $500 ara bid for tn. splendid pair ~
are bid. who'n give sioooS ssooi woa't you say
s96os" (seht heslaton Al length an indiy yidua went
'une thoussnd dollars are bid Why, $500 werc OF.
tered In this Office Tor them this morning; you'll never
have such chance aSa, I'm tod that one horse rs
worth 81 600. (wih All due respect 70 this vaa.uon
cannot think The pair was worth any such sum one
horse parcuarIy soi.sd u: individually ou, we shoald
bo very sorry 70 gvo the above price for the whole team
even :, six N months credit .sLoee are are BID"
An individual IN the street here cried out I'VE can't
iIaDs-sGo 800 aad III hsar you. silbo are
@ % Ss Ssm nS % ass ,s s so %Sss
that's right 81 $50. pause again.l AZ 81 $50 once
81, $50 twioc-si 2so third and last me 400 Did.
Why, I'D beticr have Ken 500 for the this morning
rnoy 90 fasscr than telegraph ne thoy boat every
thing on tho road Just recoecs they can o In wagon
bd 81 soo-say 90 some oue some body sadrt ac-
cordng 70 request $50 10 bid only ei,36o-oncs,
twice, last time y 400 fourtsen hundred dollars; 70
tho state; not single horse, but Pair OF thom Four
hundred, third ana last time That's price for
.frcnch - sFirs, namesn "Rshsrd French "Whoref''
''frcnch's Hotel" Ali all right Qaughtr)
yoIcS-He made tba; od the election.
shor tail, ('shor tail soso re, 60 doubt long tails
lave ,he properly Of le,osrr long p'es black horses.
whether he didn't throw another pair worth 81 0co
got them; what will you bidSi
Avoic-Come ouside.
LsBne--"you come In here I'm ou,sidcr.v $3.50
were bid then, In quick suc session aud sscO $3.50 $780,
. s S % .sss ssS;s ss I wo, so,ss sy ouss
10 fetch oztsa plce iy hcy bc ong n ssnemsn Of
great reputs,on. SAT-. any I'D Cor tsu~s There
WSo,Is,se ss:s' Yoae bS..sr 40 \. ssco oroe: s:cs
twice $50 eSo %. elyo we fssc ousshic tbere Fll
anybody give ne sstol'
.Here are two good horses ;. taros srsy for $50.
volo-wn yoo tale noisi Csr. lcsdr "a not
ss.b once, twice, third aad las, time gcog goncv
The 20, chaser gave hs name, Co.neic,
Iot vas hAndaoune phas lon. whlsL To sucs.onecr
stated had never been used but three times or was
cent home just before the gentleman went into The
MAS m rus cRowD-Good for you
"Hcw much for this beautiful phae,on made BY law.
quickly bid. "This splendid phactou to sold with
out reserve; ss75, $500 ere bid ss26 who'll saw m
1925, $3.50, only half ~ cost rs, 10 tnst bd9 $780,
s5T5, 1880 Cost f0o, bear that In mind, $3.50 last call
Joing gone" Mr.. r. A. Burgess was the purchaser.
"Now, tben gentlemen. for q very handsoms
ieft rottng wagon, made BY Iswrcnce."
'.Aro there any shafts 10 M''
"fheres pole, hpow. II there any shafts you
shall have hcm. The gentleman always drove with
two hor>ee, and I dent know that he didn't 60
four sometimes. sSo go, s7s, $50 SIS, go, who'll
give mc7
az vflIu
1900 say 500, won't ycusr
els there any top 70 10"
Mr. LuDs, In tone Of The utmost CANCELLATION, replied
"If there In, sir you shall have ~ eos bid 500.
Are fb more bidf sioux, s1os. Now I'll take another
sax. s1os; that alp Going, oaoe moee-scsa Who
'Riohard French"
can right; he knows what he's BUYING
set Of double harness. nearly new mp nom
s2s, $50, sa6 e3e, s3eh, 80, s42k, s4s, $50 sSl,
e62 ees, e6e sss, sSe 70 eeo being bought by Mr. =.
y King. This gentleman also purchased another - nor
scs but handed them both over 70 Colonel Frenoh before
the conclusion Of the sale. M NJ Marsh bid % Tor .
set Of Sin gle harness, Mr. n. r. CasAe 90 fw saddle
and bride, Mr. q. q Hets el2 fov two blankets, Mr. ,.
sullivan for two do. TWO fy nets bought By Mr..
lane for ~ So Mr. Cornell took sx surcnges for - The
let and Mr.. Tallmadge became she owner o tvo vswy
elaborate whips st NE bid Of ~.
This concluded Me sale, Mr.. Leeds prcnouBcinG The
following -"Now please sssp In and settle your ba and
that VIII clsse thh strange, eventful history"
Ths various articles went on n p-iccs considerably
above their real value The Hrss pair of horss nod
FETCH and ali the lots were sold Without
aurt0p has unado q m fs<s