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New orleans Race.-metario Course.


The winter campaign on the Metairie Course
was opened on the Sd inst. We copy the fol-
details of the days sport from the New Or
Crescent:
At the post Mr. Kenner's Whale, Col. Bings
aman's b. c. by Sovereign, out Of Betsey
Coody, and Gen. Wells Noise appeared. The
tract was.very heavy and muddy, and the at
tendance not over large.
At the tap of the drum false start was
made, Noise running two miles before he could
be taken up. After delay OF twenty minu-
ties the horses were started for the first heat,
which was won by Whale: Noise second.
Time, 4:194.
At the outcome of the second beat Whale
appeared in the lead, the colt out Of Betsy
Coody second Time 4:15t.
The Judges decided Whale distanced for foul
riding, and gave the heat to Col. Bingaman's
colt; from which decision Mr.. Kenner appeal
ed to the club. As the decision of the judges
was binding for the time being, the Betsy
Coody colt and Noise were called up for au-
other heat.
Noise appeared with new jocky, who was
ten pounds over weight. The heat was won
By the Betsy Ooody colt in 4:454
In consequence of Mr.. Kenner's appeal to
the club, the purse and bets were left in abey-
ance until the decision of the club was known.
At a meeting last night, the club reversed the
decision of the judges, and awarded the race
and purse to Whale.
We append summary in accordance with
that decision:
SUMMARY.
METAIRIE COURSE, Saturday, January 8,
1857. -Sweepstake for 8 year olds-Subscrip~
ton, $3OO.-FoFfeit, $10O.-Two Mile Heats.
Hon. D. F. Kenner's b. C. Whale, by
Voucher, out of Dolphin l /
Col. A. L. Bingaman's b. c. by Severe
ign. out of Betsy Coody. 8 2
Gen. T. J. Wells's b. g. Noise, by Capt.
Elgee, dam by Ruby 3
Hon. D. F. Kenner's br. c. by Sovereign,
dam by imp. Trnstee. pd. it.
Time; 4:19i-E151.
SECOND Day Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1857. Jockey
Club Purse $500; three mile heats.
D. F. Kenner's b. IN. Minnow, by Vouch-
er, out of Dolphin-4 y. 0. 1 l
T. S. Noises Is. NJ. HilD CHI. f. Lilly by
COL A. L. Bingaman's Ct. B. Poindexter)
Mary B., by imp. Glencoe, dam Mar
ietta, by imp. Pram-4 y. o. dr..
Time, 6:04t-6:35t.
THIRD Day Wednesday, Jan. Z, 1857
Jockey Club Purse $780, two mile heats.
S. W. Westmore's CA. Lecomte's) ch. h.
Prudhomme, by Gaatin, out of Eliza
Mills, by Leviathan-4 y. o. /
D. F. Kenner's br. h. brown Dick, by imp.
Margrave, dam Fanny kings y. o. 2 2
Time, 40St-401t.
First heat 206-2:024-40Si.
Second heat 59t-2:01f-4:0lt.
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Low Boy named DICK. said Dog IL about - years Of
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THE THEORY OF THE EYE.-In the new uum.
Der OF the Quarterly Review is curious paper
90 physiognomy. We give the writer's later
probation Of the color Of the eyes: "Dark blue
eyes are most common in persons Of delicate,
refined, or etfemiuaie nature; light blue, and
mnch more, grey eyes, in the hardy and ae-
tive. Greenish eyes have generally the same
meaning as the grey. Hszsl eyes are the more
usual Indications Of mind mascaline, yigor.
Gus aud profound" AS commentary on the
Reviewers text, we may add that Shakespeare
had hazel eyes, Swim blue eyes, (azure a. The
hsaveusD Mllion, Scott and Byron grsy eyes.
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The Autobiography II one shosc recoectons ertrsce
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Connecticut Blue Lights, curious and marvellous
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~ Containing OF original curious and val
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" ZION RAILING,
New and very Desirable patterns Of plain and oTsmsnA
iron raing, for public builings dweiuxs sez pub
uo and priyaie p1fs, courts, cemeteries. 40. 40
And counting house desk railing, Of desisns
All solsied 70 examine large variety Of beors
rAB3, GREGORY 90.
onoss and ~Sercom., q I ersss ' ssss.
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING AT HALF PRICE,
cards bridal stationary, kc; BUSINESS bill heals.
checks drafts Ac KEIslYS ~ Fulton street. New
York For sale .ber OF engraved steel plates Of Anne
rioan and foreign manufacture.
Gas FOR TIE COUNTRY
VI Gss APPARATUS, AFTER The patent Of the
MAINLAND PORTABLE 0AS OCNYAxy
Q. X. wooDwoRTH A co.
Are now offering for sale
And sfacent gas nack,~s
Private dwellings, public and private scacos
Churches, colleges factories, foundnea
Az well ~ towns and villaxes
Detaila " III be fun shed
~ applying Ia person or by Letter
10 The once Of The company.
Where uschine can be scsn
And descriptive pamphlets Obtained
Q. r. wooDwoRrB 4 CO..
7tWall street. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20
.xARPIE HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAND

M One two families may obtain superior rooms with
board at this commodions residence delightfully."- located
high ground commanding magnificent view OF the Bay and
Earrows and only eight inutes walk from the errv
grounds In lawns orchard and GARDEN large stable and
carriage house excellent bathing 10 apply address
Marble House. New Brighton
GUNNER BOARD-A HEALTHY, COOL AND QUIET
- retreat and for bathing is not surpassed Refers 10
Gilbert LAWS ksq corner Of Pine and William streets ~
John Martin Eiverhead L. l. the proprietor At Quogue,
Suffolk county l.. l. EDWARD GRIFFIN. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

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