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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after Monday April g. 1857 aid until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duane st. IS olows
viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, a. $50 3. M, for Dunkrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at $50 a for Buffalo.
MAIL, at $50 m, for DunkIk and Buffalo and inter.
mediate stations PASSENGERS by this train viii remain over
night at ElInira and proceed next morning.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p. M, via Piemont for
Sufern's and ipenne diate stations ~
WAY PASSENGER, at 4 p. M for Newbursh hiddetown
and intermediate stations
mediate stations. - -. ~ .,,,,n.u,
EXCEPTED
NIGHT EXPRESS. at +39 for DunhiTh, eyery day.
(e,eept the train Saturday runs 70 hornesve-
thence to BUFFALO,
NIGHT EXPREss, at $50 ?. for Buffalo every day
Trains connect at Ems with the hinire
Cannndaisua Niagara Falls Railroad for Nissar. fa'
Bprhamon Syracuse and BnFhanton Railroad fof
Syracuse at Corning with Buffalo Corning and New fok
Railroad for Rochester at Great Bend with Delaware Laeka
vann. and Western Railroad for Scranton at Hornelsve
with the Buffalo and Newly City Railroad for bunao 81
Buffalo Duntirk with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor CeVe
land Cineinnatt, Toledo Detroit. Chicago. NC -,
' HOMER RAMSDELLa President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
RUSSELL w. WEsrcoTr, Auetioneer. -
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-

lyE TURF at the residence no. lo< Nett @Htet ic"
doors west of Th'ey go - mn ,,o,po,,, nv,
May commencing at O o'clock precisely the entire
,lesAnt Furniture Stauay Bronzes Paintings and other
contained IN the above hrstcas house
The furniture which of the finest description made 20
order and but five months; the whole OF which
will be peremptoy sold aordng purchasers opportunity
obtaining really elegant furniture at prices which must be IN
6nitey below Full descriptive catalogues now
ready be obtained at the office Of the Aucouee No
Beehmsns, under the Nassau Bank There VIII be no post
pone account of the weather
The PARLOR FURNITURE consists, in part Of elegant
rosewood PisnOFore made by Ngnn Fischer Two
richly carved rosewood Psror Furniture covered IN
eoy brocsd both perfect order solid rosewood ReoePsn
Recumbent Chairs in satin two elegant rosewood marble
EtaseIes with mirror doors and backs marble Consoles
in bull silk and lace Curtains ouf splendid French pier
and pantel Mirrors, nchly mounted satusry top Center
Pier and Sofa Tables rosewood Etsgeres mirror backs
French EcroiIe mtrbeoP Music Cabinet Turkish Loanses
real and Dresden China Vases Bsque Figures and
Groups with large collection Of beautiful Sstusy aud bronze
Orusmcnts number Of valuable Oil Paintings, richly framed
and royal Wilton Carpets bronze and ornos Chande
itrs; omolu Clocks. .,,n,n
Also every description Of elegant rosewood CHAMBER
FURNlTU Bureaus Bedtesds superb Hair Mat
tre,s Wristbands oval Mirrors Suites III velvet ana hair
cloth splendid Secretary Bookcase, Library do with
sreat Of elegant DnngTo Furniture, magnificent
carved Dining Extension Table, cost SID Slyerwse
Spoons Funks Sayes Dining aud Tea Service Fruit Baskets
obets Casters rich china crystal Cut Glass ruby do Ivory
and Cutlery with large quantity not mentioned Every
srtice will positively sold without reserve aud satisfactory
deposit will be required OF purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

T AND ROUTE-NEW-Y0RK TO PROVI-
IL DENCE, ke.-on and .ter APra EXPRESS TRAIN
OF the Providence Hartford and Fshkh Rsirosd u ssve
Hartford the arrival there Of the E1p.s Tn Of The New
YORK and New Haven and New Haven, Hartford and Spring
6.IA Railroads. ~ hich leave New York Of q
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANYs EXPREsS-GrsERAL OFTIcE, No IT'S Brood
way E'Y-The Sew-York and Enc Railroad Company
now prepared 70 do q regular Express basnesa
HOMER RAMsDELL PresS}eDt
CnAa A. De Wrr. supt Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County NewYork, Notice Is hereby given 20 all
r. Mons having claims against ASDREAS TEYE late Of tho
CITY Of NewYork grocer decesed TO present the with
ucbers thereof the subscriber at the store Of T. A.
SCHABBEHaR No - Hudsons, IA the City Of S-wYork,
on the twenty 18th day Of September neItDated
N,r.York the sd day oTMsrch. 1851
MATTHIAS HOPKE,
ERNEST A. SCHABBEHAR,)
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uhHhA
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eiues Win
Western Eorhwssern and South western States by son
tnuous Ravsy This Road sso connects at Ptbosh
with daily oil in the Western Rivers
and at Cleveland and Sandusky with to all parts
the North Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable route by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from the Great West.
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH
FIRsT CLAss-Boot Shoes, Hats and Caps )7se.r,, 4,
Books Dry Goods Tin boxes bales and trunks), tom
Drugs Tin boxes and bsles). Feathers, Furs, kc..
srcosp CLAss-Domestic Sheetins. Shsrting and
Ticking tin original baes Drugs lin cssksl Hard 90 centsV
ware Leather TN rolls or boIes), Wool and sheep lWb
Ptlts, Eastward kc..............................l
THIRD CLAss-Anvls Steel Chains lin essksl to..,,u
Hemp Bacon and Pork. Sailed loose or in sacks 100 d
Tobacco, Manufactured except Cigars or cut, 1c
FOURTH CLAsS.-COtce, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Eastward Lard and 40 cents
Lard Oil, Nails, Soda Ash German Clay, Tar, bo ID.
Pitch, Rosin
FLoUs-sl y Dbl until further notice.
GR.n-50 cents = 100 n until further notice.
CoIrosS2 bale not exceeding 500 weight, unta further
notice
In shipping Goods from point Of Phsdephis be pal,
tcu.r mark the package Via Pennsyv.n Railroad" AL
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road Phlsdepha
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTS-HArr Wormley Co, Memphis Tenn !;
e. r. Sass Co, ST. Louis s. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Ind Dumesni Bell Co, and Carter Jewett Louisville,
KY h. C. Medium, Madison Ind sPrisman Brown, and
Irwin Co, Cincinnati; n w. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Leech Co, No. 81 KIby st., Boston Leech Co,
No. 2 Astor House NewYoIk and No. Wliarn-st New
York; E J. Sneeder P4ilAdelphs; Msusw Rooms Bau-
more; Geo c. PTanciscus, Pittsburgh
Ii. II. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, PhisdelphiA
Il. J. LoMBAERT, Superintendent, Asoons, Pa
Msy l. 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
HENRY ii. LEEDS Auctioneer.

HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctIoneet -,
II II. LEEDS q Co. will SELL by AUG
III. TION ON THURSDAY May 81 at lot O'clock at No;
q Esttau.tt superb GOLD AND SILVER EMBROlDERED
TURKISH DRESSES &C. consisting of Turkish Court Dress
complete pieces red CLOTH embroidered with hne silver DO
Govt Dre,e Is pieces silver embroidered Skirts La YES
Jackets &c Cap embroidered with fine gold and tassels also
Pnces and Princess Dress richly embIoideredi com
pt Turkish Street Costume for Ladies and Gentlemen Turk
h word Damascus Blade piece Satin stripe Pineapple SIX,
TuIh Plush Persian nkstsnds Chdrens Shoes Cashmere
Table Cloths Gold Brocade Vest Patterns, Porcelain Pipes
amber Mouthpece &C.. Egyptian Towels and Work Bags Je
rusm Wok Bags and many other curious Oriental WORKS Of
AT and Curiostes. Also bottles Of Altar OF Roses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

Henry II. LEEDS, AuctoneeT .
III II. LEEDS d Co. will sell at auction on
He TUESDAY May 49, at IL o'clock at the Store, No S
kassaust-A large and attractive assortment Of hooks,
STATIONERY, POCKET CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS,
kc-he collection of Books embraces works Of History BIZ
ogpphy Theology Philosophy Science the Fine Arts Poetry
Novels great variety Of Miscellaneous Leratupe the
attention Of the trade and public generally invited to this
sale goods will be exhibition day previous to sale
Sale without reserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

II
sy he f.1Sr,s steamer coSNEcTcrT CO. " VIM WI
con, MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and By
hsms, on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. TO
Allyn, Point thence By new and handsomely hused
e-p~heeIed ears for woreeer Bo'ton Providence Law
other section Of New England ssfeooms be engaged
applying board e 8. MARTIN, AscA, his Office,
foot cf Courtlandtst
L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
i PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and superior
:1y TuEsbaY and
"a and h. BAY STATE cSpt Jew,;; .sye. New Yors
p m from Pier No " R. The Battery koA touching
.; Newport eseh way.
Her.ser no room. win be REGARDED secured to any .ppL
until the shall have been paid for
Fright Boston forwarded through with dispatch BY
EIpres. FREIGHT Train.
TTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING
l. TON, for BOSTON and PROVIDEkCE-Inl.nd route
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. joel Stone, snd
G. VANDERBILT Capt w II. Frazer, In connection with
the stonIon .nd Providence and Providence
Railroads leaving New York dxly Sundays excepted, from
Pier No North River FIRE. wharf above Battery place
o'cloet ard stonnston at $50 the arrival Of
The C. VANDERBILT from New.York, Monday wednet
day and Friday From stoInson Tuesday, ThursdAy and
The PLYNOUTRRoC from New-Yori, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday From Stoninston, Monday "Wednesday
PssenIsrs proceed from stoninsou per Railroad Prov
senoe and Boston the Express Mail Train re~chus said
place in advance Of those by other routes and In ample time
r all the early morning lines connecting North aud East
Psss.u ser tA prefer remain board the steamer enjoy
nights undisturbd breakfast II dered and leave ston-
isston in the tbs train connecting ct Providence with
the II q m. train for Boston.
baggage master the and train through
each way. -,
rsmer or at the freight Ofce 2North River
the ofaee No. 10 Bsttery.pace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

JAMES NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer, will sell on
u WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1857 at IL O'clock at the MeI
.hsn EXCHANGE order Of Asignees the SCHOONER
MARY L. GEDNEY Of 100 tuns burden built Of white oas
md locust timber copper faensd lying at William Coli
yers yard, GTesnpoint, Long leland
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Uaier Cnre.
fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogte al
the County sfEs~ York notice hereby given to ~ per-
EevYorh confeoener deceased TO present the with
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers at the house OF oan b.
Bls,k No lIs H.nnnond.t In the City Of NswYort
before sixth day August neXtDsted New York the I'd
a.y Of February 1857 JOHN y. BLACK Administrator.
II l.vsmTu' Y. d. BLACK, ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Ocean Cleaners, &f.

GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE
O-Fst Cabin according 10 location Of stateroo, 80 sud
800; Second Cabin s5Oand f55In the hrscass paddle
wheel steam ships ARIEL 20o0 tuns and NORTH STAR,
$500 tuns sail from Pier No North River at noon pre-
osely, carrying the UNITED STATES MAILS, viz:
Leave NETWORK for SOUTH Bremen for southampton
AMPTON and BREMEN. Southampton: or Nv York
ARIEL. Saturday June IS Sat,y, July II MED July y
ARIEL..... Saturday, Aug slSaty Sept 5lWed Sept
Passengers for HANRE taken over without extra charge
For passage or freight. spply to
d. TORRANCE, Agent No. Bowling Green, N. Y
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Sales BIZ 1nffio'l.
An Mna~R, Asesserser' Oh,
ny BANgS. BROTHER & Co.-1rade BAN
II ROOM nr sG !, r moRTIse Nay . a. Ocooi

DY BANGS, BROTHER Co-1rs'e ""~-
ID R00 sst sG Z r nosSise Nay oeooi
md fOSr ts,griHfs 1nI Of .ha.. English
1SvLAk ~ .se variety elegantly ilo'tsed and 30
y bound from ,S' Ausrisan Boos. new and
isnsvs .rse ana valuable invoices Of imported and
Bob s'ees AZ SU nd fancy Stationery, &C
do.s,e hs nov ready and will be sent % my address
upon Iss s,s.. Ma, n, and Four FOLLOWING DAYS,
TubsDA' AZ o,elo.i ?. M
49, o. BOOK, Manuscripts and Illuminated MIs'als Of
snd %S. T F.s Foe ssG se
m. History and Biography; bIf prominently reh In the
sssinsnt Of O.Tssd Boob, All. aud SCIENCES Books
cso,se. are now reedy and viii TO any sddre..
application
DY HENRY II. LEEDS q Co., on TUESDAY,
10 Nay 49, at 10 O'Clock at the spacious store corner brO'a
fARGE SALE Of TEAS. COFFEE, &cThe entire ;to.a
and are retiring from the bane,. consisting Of the following;
GREEN TExs-,Gunpowdsr, Young Hy'on' TwanE'y &c.
BLACK TEAs1Oolons Orange, PeLoc soachons &c, 70
ss NEEDED a.. sInr.y for E.y use and Grades They
yin Be sold in package with privilege Of 1--we one'~ u
Go high srsde. Of raw Coffee in bags; d,t9 roasted &C. IN
packages privilege will b. siyen TO the asAel' n o
Also all tie eisran Chinese Fixtures Figures o. Le' &C.
costly embroidered Chinese Dresses .t. ssd ~, 80
S.SosanS psi ucy Rsns other fixtures superior to
any thing to be tvnd 70 th: eo"n' 70 .ppy hem..ye
svsr before pre,ented them particularly a. Tea. are I'D
d Ps5 i. S%u. ..s3S ''S IN
w MrLLoR. Auctioneer--By w MsLLos CO.
ZINE ROSEWOOD PLANAFORTES-TH1S
lTue.dsy) MORNING, at lO3 o'clock, at Nos - an
rs PsIi very excellent rosewood covered Piano
e, made by the most celebrated makers in the city also
srsns upright do made by BrooEs Lndemsn Wal
feT Dunbh &c The above instruments all warranted
and are al ,Ound end perfect in every respect
GILBERT S. SAVAGE, AuctiOneer.-By order
VI Of Assgnees, DIBBLEE, BAGLEY SAVAGE will
SELL at their saesroOm No 81 Cedsrst THIS DAY com
ntncng II 10 H.. the ENTIRE STOCK Of City Hardware
House also Fancy Goods, Jewsy HosieTy &C. Catalogues
ready at early hour
EDWARD ScBESoE, Auctioneer-By T.. +. II. ScHEScH.
GREAT SALE Of OIL PAINTlNGS.-On
VI FRIDAY aud SATURDAY I'D and 23d inst. at II ococ
each day at their saesroOm No IS Nassus MI j. Couds
splendid collection original and selected paintings
comprising choicest Of the following
American and foreign artists viz Gignoux Hart Crop.ey Tai
bot Crsnch. Miller Hope Brown, Geo Hewett, A. +, TAFT
Albert Won Beest Wouvermsn Boensrt Wynaut. h0Doehs
6onton Hondekoeer Roe George Williams Alfred Williams
Caik The painngs on exhibition ana
catalogues ready.
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TOR LIvERPOOL.-The United States Mai

All pass through the Post Oce Others wiz
be returned
NoTIcE-The steamers of this line have wstertisht
The ship ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Eddse will sail
early in August expense has spared 20 make them in
all respects good newthe thorough exainston given
them proves their mode Of structure yet unequaled
TNHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
i PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's Clyde
81 t %ss
CITY OF MANCHESTER. 10y tun. Capt - I rsre
KANGAROO. 81 tun' .SsPt , ..
From LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday. .....''''''"Ma MAY
CITY OF dnndb "wednesday.
CITY or WASHINGTON Wedne sday ............. July
And every alternate Wednesday.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, from New York, Thur.dsy May "a
CITY OF WASHINGTON from ". York Thursday June u.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, from NswYoIk Thursday Jnne q
CITY OF WASHINGTON, from N York Thursday, July -
And every alternate ThuI.day:
sii. 1s g., T,.,ooo q ,uineas IL guinea. and is
according TO the accommodation IN Vie state Hoom
all having the same privilege in the Saloon Including stew"
THIRD CLASS PAssrxerRs-A limited number fthiIdcs.
will be taken and found in much provisions as
required From Phlsdelphia and Nsw.fork, $50 FROM Law
Certificates Of passage will be Issued here TO parties who are
DESTROYS bringing their ends ~ corresponding rates
hse bps are constructed with improved water light
compartments Each vessel carries an experienced surgeon
ndevcty attention paid to the comfort aud accommodation Of
goods Agents win be forwarded with economy
and dispatch
john g. BALE, No Is Broadway, New York, Agent,
WIN. INMAN Nos. and IS Tower Buildings, Liverpool
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w s. MELLoR Auctoueer-By w. S. MgLLoR L Co.
ID OSEWOOD SUITE, PIER MIRRORS, OH
DANirI S. HoUGH Auctioneer; Office No. is Parkrow
SUPERB Rosewood and Mahogany PARIOR,

UANIfL ;, HoVGH AuctionetTi UfhCe TaIk-lUW.
&UPERB Rosewood and Mahogany PARL1OR,
~ DlNING-ROOM, LIBRARY and CHAMBER FURNl-
TuRE at Public Auction THIS DAY, Tuesday May l9, At
lo precisely al No 24s West 23dst, between 8'h and
9Th sse positive and pcTemptoy and postponement
Terms cash in city funds and cash deposit required Of
purchaser the time OF sale insure prompt delivery u
the Goods.
In the BASEMENT are sold mahogany Extension Table IA
fret mahogany carved BShet and Chairs 70 match Sofa Side
Table together with large and China
and Tea Sets ivory Cutlery rich and Bohe-
Ware, silver Tvs and Breakfast Sets. Casters SAVERS
Spoons Forks. Cups, &c.
In the PARLORS Esehsh Tapestry Carpets and Rugs
bronze Fixtures embroidered Lace Curtains solid
wood Center and Tables Oval Pier and Msn,el Mirrors.
Ld rosewood Etegeres plate glass mirror doors and Jacks
two solid in crimson and Brooa,ee
reception and easy Chairs rosewood Bookcase and Secretary
enc Of Nurn'k superior carved rosewood 7oetSye Piano
forteS.
In the CHAMBERS carved and plain rosewood and
hogany Bureaus French Bcdstssd Washstands Wardrobe
Bookcase Sofas Couch,s Chairs Carpets oCkeTs, pure
suI Hair NsiIesss aud fine Bedding Engraving. &c Alto
etbsT uskg hne assortment Of 6IAss Goods IN rst rate
sde Descriptive Catalogues the morning Of sale at the
bOu~e only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
VFNTRAT, RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
" RAILROAD 70 Chicago 81. Louis Rock Island 81 Paul.
Milwaukee Kansas CITY and al places West and South west
via EewYork and Enc NewYoTk Central, American Lake
Shore Great Western Railway, and Michigan Southern Rail-
roads forming the shortest qckt and most pleasant route TO
the Great The Road between Detroit and Adrian IL
open and connecting Adrian with trains
to Chicago West For further information apply ~ the
Company OAce, No. 1876 Broadway, cor. Of Dey.st
f' JOHN f. PORTER, Aren't.
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IL ATangement-(Sundsys excepted Trains s.ins East;
a M daily Saturdays at 5:4j for Fanninsdae 10
aud 45 p for syosset st 10 m and 3:+5 m foI
Hampstead, 10 Il and 8 IS and $50 IN for Js-
msoa, 10 a. m, IL m, 3:+5 S, and $50 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

"UDSON RIVER RAILRUAD.-Fr0m AprI
49, 1887 trans will leave Chsmbersst Station as follows:
Express trains and II 80 and Albany Pa'-en'
ger train $3.50 p m for Sing, Sing a and m for
Pougt eepse $3.50 and and nj for Peekskhl $50
D. The PoughkeepGe Peekskil and Sing Sing trains HoP
AZ the way stations taken at Chambers Canal
Christopher and Thirty Trains for leave
Troy at and i025 M and 445 and Albany at and
1856 a M and 5 o. m. A. y. Smith. Superintendent
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MICHIGAN
OsoUTHERN RAILROAD 70 CHICAGO 81. Louis Rock
Island St. Paul, Milwaukee and all places West and South
West, via NewYork and Erie NewY0rk Central and Amer
Lake Shore Railroads. 20 Toledo fonins the shortest
pleaantes 20 the Great West For through
tickets and rates Of freight apply Al the Company Oce No.
JOHN +. PORTER, Agent
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GILBERT S. SAVAGE, AuctiOneer.-By order
" Of Assignee DIBBLEE, BAGLEY SAVAGE will
SELL their Salesroom No 81 Cedsrt, THIS DAY com
mtncins At 10 a. H. the ENTIRE STOCK Of City Hardware
also Fancy Goods Jewery, Hosiery &c. Catalogue
ready . 3 early hour.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-21

From the above table of winners of the Goodwood
Cup it appears that it has been three times by
French horses, viz in 1858, 1855 and 1857. AL
though Beggarman is generally considered as French
horse, yet he was only the property OF Frenchman.
having been sold out of the Duke of Richmonds
stable as worthless, having started the year previous
1882 and was only sixth to Harkaway, the celebrated
Irish The five following horses each won the
cup twice successfully, viz Fleurde-lis, Priam,
Harkaway, Charles MI and Canezon and on one
occasion only walked over Tin lS26)
The following are the main particulars of the race
mnus the tme) given in the report of the London
Times:
The Americans regarded the success of one of their
horses with no little confidence, and it must be
fessed that although Pryor and Pryoress were de-
feated, they were not disgraced, and the general
opinion was that the American horses might have
figured more prominently had they been entrusted to
men more experienced and accomplished in their pro-
tession as English ockies. Indeed Pryoress looked
all over the winner at distance.
The start was made with difficulty, owing to rac.
tiousness, which made several breakings away.
When the flag was dropped, Viscount rushed to the
| front, but on reaching the grand stand Rsebar,
who was pulling hard, went up to him, Viscount,
| MOnarque, Gunboat, Fisherman and Melissa cluster.
| ing well up, the American horses bringing up the
rear. On turning out OF the straight, however, Pry
DRESS emerged from the " ruck," and went away with
lead of half dozen lengths, Florin, Gunboat Mon
argue, Fisherman, Viscount and Arsenal running in a
body next On rounding the " thin towards the
ciuihpS Gfy0feSs ran VIDE and GllnbOat was left in
possession of the lead which he carried into the dip
On rising into sight Risebar and Pryoress were run
ming in close company with Gunboat, followed by
Melissa, Florin, Monarque, Fisherman and Arsenal
Ihey ran thus to the last turn and in descending the
hill by the half mile post Gunboat ell and Arsenal
jumped upon him.. Fordham fortunately kept his
seat but hestra and Gennadaverqu both came to the
ground. The lamentabe occurrence of last year I'M
mediatey rushed to the minds Of the spectators and
the most painful interest excited, but all fears
were dispeed as the jockeys were seen to scramble
up apparently uninjured.
After this accident RisebAr was left with slight
lead with Monarque his quarter and Pryoress next
with Pryor weup, the American horses going partic
ularly strong and well. AT the half distance Mon
argue went up to Isebar, and Pryoress gave way tc
Fisherman. The race from that point virtually
reduced to match between the first two, Monar1ut
running by ahead three lengths between the secont
and third Anton, who met with disappointment by
the accident, was beaten about three lengths from
Fisherman. Pryoress bad fifth. Pryor an,
Melissa were sixth and seventh. The others wer
pulled up.
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Neh 0rlfans 4ailp Grestert.
DOUBLE s. 81 ID
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1857.

Drawer MAN THAN Gen. WALKER.-Over par
tal and too credulous friends relying upon the ac-
counts of his gallant and heroic deeds in Central
America, have ranked him among the bravest of
the brave' 1t appears, however that this honor is
disputed. One of the 1libusters who recently re-
turned on the Roanoke, when asked by one of the
officers of that vessel il he considered Gen. Walker
man OF courage, replied: "No, do not consider
him man of courage. He did not do anything par
ticularly brave while was in the country. have
gone where Gen. Walker was afraid to go. I went
into Granada when Gen. Henningsen was besieged
there, while Gen. Walker remained on the lake
steamer, afraid to go ashore If this is not sutfi-
cent to establish this mans claim to superiority over
Gen. Walker, in point Of bravery, the fact that he
made his way to the after having reported him
self shot through the spine, and that after the bari
cade was carried he made good time in getting up
with the rear Of the command will forever settle the
question 1t is not reported that he ram in perform
ing these brave feats, but it is estimated that he
spoiled fast walk, Gen. Walkers most ardent ad.
nirers will not claim that he could have performed
such valorous deeds, with Minnie rife ball through
| his spine.