The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-11
Mr.. TEN BROCK ON THE BRITISH TURF
From the London Times
eooDwoop RAcEs-ruEsDAY, JULY 81.

The programme of the meeting has been Judi
ciously revised The alterations have been effected
with much discrimination and although they are
few they have materially strengthened list which
was in parts meagre and unattractive. By acting
upon the suggestion made in the daily papers last
year to bring the Stewards Cup forward to the first
day, an item of interest was imported into a card
which would otherwise have provided merely a
scanty supply of sport With the exception of that
event, the races decided were not remarkable for
the numerical strength of the fields. Still, an i'm
prOvement in the number of starters will be made
with the progress of the meeting, and paucity of
racing will not be subject of complaint.
Nereus won the first event in cantor, and for
the second the American colors were borne in tri-
umph past the post. Indeed, the match between
Mimosa and Orlando resolved itself into a match of
Judgment between the representative of the Amrei-
can turf in this country and English gentleman
OF acknowledged shrewdness in racing AFFAIRS
Each gentleman had in turn possessed the animals
which were ptted against each other, and the re-
suit of the race showed that John Bull and his turf
pursuits, is sometimes outwitted by Jonathan. The
success of Orlando proved at least the correctness
of Mr.. K. Ten Broecks Judgment.
The Stewards Cup commanded % runners, and
the prettiest and most exciting of the day.
1t was won by Glenmasson, of whom, it may be re-
membered, great expectations were entertained
for the Derby of 1857, but who broke down shortly
before the race. He won with ease to-day, Zouave,
the French champion, achieving the second hon
ors while the American Babylon could not obtain
place.
Mr.. R. Ten Broecks Orlando, years st.
12lb. (Plumb) l
Mr. Paynes Mimosa yrs St 9 lb. (Challoner) 2
Betting-6 to s, at first to T. on Mimoso
Orlando led from start to fnsh and won easily by two
lengths.
The Lavant Stakes Of so sovs EACH 80 it, for
colts, st. lb fes, Sst. lb Winners extra. Half a
mile 10 subs.
Mr. F. RObinson's Ariadne, by Newminster ST.
Mr. Greyille's Merryman, st. IS lb. Including
ID. extra) tFlatman:) 2
Mr. R. Ten Brooks woodburn, s St 7 lb. (Ford) 4
Bettng-5 and C to on Merryman; 3 to l against
Ariadne; 7 to against Lord of the Manor.
After one failure they got away, Woodburn being
the last off. Merryman and Lord of the Manor were
in front for the first 100 yards. Ariadne then took
up the running and, the favorite failing in his eff
fort to get up, she by threequarters of length
the second beating the third by head. Bad fourth
The STEWARDS CUP Handcap,) value 300 sovs, by sub
scription of 10 sovs each, with 100 added The
plus to be paid to the winner in specie T. Y. C. SO
Mr. j. H. c. wyndham's Glenmasson, by Cornerstone,
yrs, 7 st. 5 ib (FrenchJ l
Count F. de Lagrange's Zouave, yrs, St fb Grim
Lord Anglesey's TricOlor, A yrs, st. tRoel 8
Mr.. Copeland's The Argosy, yrs st. fb tDucker)
Mr. J. 5 Douglass Tournament yrs, ST. lib Ford
Mr.. F. Fishers New Brighton, tAshmalp o
Duke of Beauforts Peter Flat yrs st ib "a. Day.
Sir W. Booths Beatrice, yrs s st. fb tPlumb) o
Lord Ribblesdae's The Happy Land, yrs, St IL fb
Sir j. B, Millss The Flying EngIishman, yrs st.
u ID tFlatmanl o
Mr. R. E. Coopers King of the Forest yrs, ST. II fb
Lord Derby's antiquary, yrs, 6 st 1s fb CRyan) Q
Mr. s. Williams Knight of Kars, yrs, ST. 13 ID IL.
Mr.. 4. sheklers MartelenTee, yrs, st, 12fb,(c.
Lord Portsmouth's Ny Niece yrs, ST. 7 h. (Brewe-
Mr.. herry's Blanche of Middebie, 8 yrs, 6 ST. lib
Mr.. simpsons Magnet, yrs, st fb (waley) 0
Mr.. Mr. La 5is Merits Dgmries yrs st. b (chaoner 0
Mr.. r Ten Broeck's Babylon, yrs st. ID. LAST 0
Mr.. Ford's 0phelia, 8 yrs, 6 St Daley o
Mr. Wadlows chantress, yrs, 6 st (Prtchard) o
Sir J: Hawleys Dejanira, yrs, St "a. Edwardsl o
Mr.. Mills Convict, yrs, 8 st. 10 fb tGrmshaw) 0
Duke of Bedford's Soothsayer, yrs, ST. Glib. wv.
Mr., c. Iamberts Rocket, 8 yrs. ST. fb. (Cus-
Glenmasson, 10 to l against King of the Forest 100
to against Peter Flat, 100 to against Blanche of
Middlebe, 20 to each against Tournament, Bea-
trice, the Zouave, Rocket, Knight of Kars, Hy
to l each against New Brighton and Frederick, 80
to l against Ophelia.
Before starting Chantress repeatedly broke away
and ran considerable distance before she was
stopped. New Brighton and Glenmasson ran in
front to the commencement of the grand stand in
closure, where New Brighton was beaten, and Glen
mason went on with the lead, and won easily by
three quarters of length; two lengths between the
second and third; three lengths between the third
and fourth; New Brighton was fifth, separated by
distinct interval from the Alderman's illy, and be-
hind them was Knight of Kars (sixth,) heading a
lot which comprised Magnet, Frederick, Babylon,
King of the Forest, Tournament, and several
others. The last three, beaten off, were Dejanira
the Happy Land and Beatrice.
DR.. John B. Otto, one of the Oldest physicians of
Reading, Pa, died on Monday last. He was born
in Reading in 1855.
The Municipalities of Honduras, in accordance
tion of a national mnsenm Some enrious enS r;nh
articles have been found in the valley of Copan.