The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

| AND LANoET-PRnkIuks, ETC., ETC.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 8, 1857
me day was remarkably nne and Just suited 10 the pur.
poses Of tho exhibition According 70 tho programme
81 400 competed for by fast hoes The exercises
OF the exhibition during the day consisted entirely the
examasticn Of horses and trials Of their speed the first
premium $500, the second $780, the third $780, The
| Discretionary premiums amounted 10 $500
The money taken In 1t the ticket office of the exhibition
| On Tuesday amounted to $3.50
A. carly ~ O'Clock in the morning carriages Of all kinds
and descriptions driven through Emira the pozil
Ions crying out at the top Of their voices 20 the fair .
"To the fair;" Twenty I've cents to the fair oni,
shilling 70 the fair" First carriage tho fair" No
thing thought spoken Of In Emra except the exhi
bitten, fast horses and IRE engines The hoek
In the place crowded ith visitors. Every variety
Of horse and vehicle that oocntry care Indifference
could generate p!noncd 10 The ground by the
hazc TO the FAIR while The petty auconeers sho ~men,
mutudinous vendors Of nostrums, broken down hddes
and drums, Jared forth perfect babel Of confusion,
Within the fair grounds hore Likewise several
ders Of nostrums who bought the privilege Of stand
therc recommended their wares BY singing
hears crypg aloud All the headache tho toohache, the
sp ANS and the bruises, come along, come along-Wen
care lou for nothing"
IxHlMrIoN OF FAMILY HORSES.
About - the committee on single horses for hmy
began the review and examination Of al that class Of
horses exhibition Tho number OF horses entered"
under this list thirty but many OF them did moi pass
before the committee compete the prizes The rst
perum for family horses Vas $780, the second s7s the
The horses were trot,ed before the committee several
cmsns and performance OF This Glass Of horses were very
good, shciting high praise from the committee and by
SANDERS The premiums were not awarded a the time,
nor did the committee declare 70 what horse they would
be awarded.
There NOT great many persons present 10 witness
the examination OF horses In the forenoon, bat In The
tudes 10 witness the trials OF speed Toe ruSos who
miner the coil of the neighboring country seemed
10 rush the sight, while the Irairs from all
arB Of the country we're overloaded with visitors 70 the
fair. There were ikewse present many pious people,
who would consider damnason to witness horse race,
but Who were ntensey delighted with these (agrcutu,a
trials Of homes speed Csuntry bellies mAde profuse
exhibition OF red faces while country marons, with
pfanis In their arns, did lack represen Atves The
Gro compsnies -bn had arrived in Emira, present
DIARIES Relr, owner Of the Lancet, by letter 10
,ider Of bis horse, Mr.. McGlmchlin, refused 10 lot
Lancet trot sssnst Flora Temple, except ne, Lancet,
vas under the SADDLE This announcement caused the
judges sood deal Of trouble, - the order for all the
horses to hot In sulky, and If Lapoes withdrawn
there would be horse that could comreto ~ith the
Eiola Temple sufficient 70 make the contest interesting
Mr. james D hckann, The owner OF Fors Temple,
/ said he willing TO rot his In . sulky aS sust
lancet under the saddle though he did no. thick there
| any chance for Flora 10 win under such crcum
frances but no uid try her rather than desrac from the
Interest OF the occasion.
TRIAL OF MARES AND aKLDINas.
The follow Ds horses we're entered 70 compete, BY ros
: :
l. Lancet, helrbgiog TO Chas T, Ref, Philadelphia.
2 fioru Temple james 0. McMann, New York.
hitr's nalsel q. Carle, Brooklyn, l. l.
4. Rec Bird. J. j. Crawford, Yates, Orleans county,
! Ny.
The above numbers denote the order OF the bcrses in
regsra " the inside OF IRE Tack-Lsnoet bav ng he p,ls
The Ndge examined the hofses previous 10 toe, uong
The iop horees then started nearly sbreaz-Fiors
Temple i.iie ahead; sac nelo her own against Ian
ce, sI TIE fret qdarteF tern, when che gained lis
uIoo ybe oga-er Of mile holly contsssed,
Ia5oet gaining itie upon Flora rempie the
has nie yost the head Of IApc.t vas Just up 70 the
wheel c F'orss solksy. the two other hor;es beng
o. aa On very Ssn
wh bres,hless esgerncss upon the two rival hoes For
seccnd hey were bid from The sight Of tho judges be
hind canvas TENT bat when they appeared again On the
three folribs OF . mile nrn, Flora was t~o lengths
ahead Of ancet shout Of applause arose from the OK
Fiera In sukey should beat Lancet u,der the saddle
Lancet however pushed hard his rider and began
upon which The frsn OF Lancet sho ted in their turn,
bu before the shout died away Lancet had broken into
S and on ssns esa IN Ss S @ Sa
iour lengths ahead. she made the mile In two mnutes
and t~snty eight seconds.
The judsea deoided-
Fksi-Flors Temple.
Second-IApcet
nd-Ei,Ier's Damsei.
Fomth-Red Bird.
Amer resting the horses some twenty minutes, they
started again. all abreast, except lancet, ~ho
full length behind, but DO gained on Flora 70 he frst
;uro hsd sossea ssp 70 ..oa as.aos lancet ".a
tnen pressed hard hy his der ana performed tho second
IUntsr Of The mile in mos bssatful style gaining steadily
on Flora, thst the half mile post his head vas In
line With tina hind whces Of Fara's suIxy. shout Of
uirmph arcse from the frenes OF Lanoat, Tor they
tsorsbt he could gain 80 much on Fora In quarter
Of mile pass her The a,t half mile
Iso 70 again offered the norse, but ap
IL the llIe re5 mare the shod, ~hch arose nom Dor
ton Of The crosd drew the attention H Fio-ss driver
ard he, turning biz head, say no" Lancet ha. gained
TO psss Fora Thon the critical point Of the
contest " the horse passed II a gsne
for The mare The driver, see'pg the position o AZ
srs, spoke to Flcrs, and che n footing thai
or failure hinged up hat iasanrs Struggle, ~ih swiiser
lee, .rcd through battles I'm, emsx Dor tho
eighth OF nile wts seoD the nncst rol.lns thai ever
took plao. on hat lancet did his rest, Fra oo
DID neneb ana won neary i-o lengths upon ,he horse 10
that distance. Thus they passed behind the eDs which
bd bem from The eyes Of the Judge Al nsisu and tho
cry peslte iorib "sira's behind" Flora, be1nd,'
"Floras bat The ec1o Of that cry bad scarcely died
way. before The stonissmen oa,icned could nnd
EXPRESSION 10 ores scoiher cry ~@ heard, Lancet Ia
rupnrs;" "fGncat IL broken "" "Isrcet Ia behind "
u anpears u Flora Temple bad been pu.hsa 80 hard
BY Ter e-Or that abe bTote her tct aud on being hct
1p Lsnc.i pasted her bot i'm me l.eiy bto.e ioio
A, the horses rcupded the third turu I, the t.tk Frs
thee or four eos rs ahead On he last rn lancet
again brok. INTO Inc ooptnst 10 the asi nth cf
nile su quite ekse aud exciting. Fin,s Temple was
/ Myth ahead Of isuco., While xiliers hnsel and
Red Bird, fer lenfths besnd, wore pre,tng on each
srpggtps hard Tor ,be third premium. A. issi, amid
ihv1ccrng snouts o. sppao'e fcra psssof tDe Jsdgcs
spsn aos'q G. sss I, 't suo Srssso W.
twenty -sesen seconds.
The Ju1ges &C tes -
rntt- Flora Temple.
Eecf nd IArcst
n ire kiiier's DANIEL
Fourth Red Bro.
Thu. clo,,d the exercises o. me day. though ne
Eressr poaun Of he altitude rustic, their aehs
vior during the remarkably exemplary. There
dTSI kerrsss, nshps ro~iug or Disturbances OF
nny Mad tprirs the day he c-Swd courteous and
good natrfsc really obcyirg the oloers -ho pressed
the bach the irsct. Evcrytod seemed delighted
N he af,ei n's performance. Not msfmar OF die
content arose rom ny one
To morrow win be the nrst day Of the hrcmens grand
tournament The performance ~ srpected 70 be trcecd
lpEy inieseing.
TBE PRoPKLLKR ]. N. HsRRIs AND THR D0Drgs
Rpcovpppp no arepce lies IN sbOn ninety feet Of
wafer enc beading about scub -est. with s her mss,s
COMO Her bosts are tying ca the deck The vessel b.
fee heel 10 aoard and the sarboard side 81
the cabin cek has brcken nom the vessel, ans raised
three four tect and u me opsnior Of Capt Han that
SONS OF the bodies hsve escaped through The aperture
Nhlle hnxn hecarne entsnQed tho r.sainx