New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

stating that had sct up "a defense that Wa donS
| in the presepcc and with the consent OF the me.nu
The obN n is true thst the complaint docs 9:se Ia
such wus the case but have never aseerted snSs -
| an answer. :. a. -
temn, 10 exto money; and intend 10 have the wso'o
matter thoroughly sied, and to show II IN is p'opS
| light. III, Liz. al
By inserting the above you viii greatly obnse' ana
perform an act of justice to the undersigned
Friday. May %. is5e. seon
Mr. Saures was rearrested yesterday on this charge
upon Aepch warrant issued by Judge Russell. ana
the case being sent to the Grand jury, an ndictms"e
for rape was foand against him.
Thy Jr,y R.crs On rHE ECLIPSE Coursk.--Ths
magic of some two or three hundred lsok-pisses.
saws and hammers, with fair numbe. OF hoes, haf-
rows and heavy iron rolcxs thrown IN, has bro9gss
the rev Eclipse Course on Long Island to the hgne~
state Of perfection and those who 'ist II On us oPo~
ing day the LIST June viii as 6ne modd OF raos
track as the whole United States can boast IL rs NO
possible to throw mile in shape 20 as to exhibit tho
horses more completely at every ioGtsep OF .nc rS, ,
stretches or straight sides' where the eurcue
speeding is to be done. We are informed thst a
the horses which have thus far arrived are dong wens
and promise exhibition OF their best Powep
Tar River the famous four.miler, and Slsshsr
and Don Juan who lead of with the heavy
weights in the Jockey Club Handicap, are like
ing race may be expected for that prize. Dos Jusas
3 years, who carries the maximum OF ll4 ios, w -
present the favorte notwithstanding the low impcss
on the imported English colt and MY lthree,yesf-
olds) which respectively carry 55 and az lbs. Iheso
horses, which for while were not dong we>i, nave
attery been improving and their trainer euterta'ns
a hope that he will have them nj on the day see
down for them to run. The best o! ieehng exists eo
ward them in all quarters and q very general aeSre
exists outside the parties directly Interested 70 the
contrary that they should win. This sentiment TO
suits from the very liberal and handsome manner u
which the American horses. taken TO Eagland ny nf.
Ten Brock have been treated all sides in their O.
forts for victory upon the English Turf ~
The second day of the races, Friday June VIII IA
roduce the indomitabe Tar River, and the siashtng
ison Of Childe Harold, whom many think the naturo
successor of Nicholas L. and the best horse OF the day
These steeds of dreadful note" will appear IN inc
Great Union Post Stake, at fourmile heats STAKE
and distance which, with nags of such remove.
sure 10 divide the adult population OF this clty se
tween the Island of Manhattan and the Eclipse
Course. The remaining events of the meeting arc
also of great interest, and We are glad to notice ths
good feeling is abroad about the matter, which Is sure
TO secure large attendance on every day OF the run
ming. lPorers Spiit-
THE TURF CONTEST BETwEES EYcLAsD AsD
AMERIcA-PRosPEcrs OF TIE PRESENT SE.sos:-An
intelligent London correspondent writes us that Belle.
Of MIR. Ten Broecks English purchases, reoestv
beat Pnoress and Olympias in private trial and re-
marks that notwithstanding this, Mr.. Ten Broeck "
still backing Oympas, beaten by Prioress for $oW.
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derstand what this means, except that Mr.. Ten Brock
intends TO hold Belle and Proress back for future races
or perhaps back them at the post. No one u consid-
cred TO have the right to inquire o an owner MS n'en
tions TO his horses consequently 1t can only De
known when horses going 10 run by the money thai
| is bet on them.
| We have also letter from Mr.. Harlan, who is wri-
ting to on the subject of the great race for Tho
Chester Cup, TO be run May 4, says he has receives
1900 from friends out West to put Poress for thas
event. but adds that he will not make the Investment
rs he thinks she has chance and il would be dong
them injustice. II is his opinion that bennington WI
be the winner as he s in the same stable with FISHER
man, and can beat him. He reports his own horses,
Des Chiles, Cincinnati and Lincoln, a. being IN nne
health and all looking WELL He has set them to slow
work, and expects to be ready to run by the last "
June. He says that Censor had called to see his
horses and expressed himself much pleased with
| them particularly Lincoln (see Censor's' letter 0s
another page) lie has made two entries for tho Good
wood Cup, on which occasion he will assume the
American colors, which Mr.. Ten Brock has dropped
for orange and bluck. His letter is in all respects
hopeful one, and his cheerfulness may be said to be
fully justified from the encouragements OF 80 shrewd
| and experienced mind as Z" "Cens0rs." Mr.. Tea
Broecks stable also, is in good trim and we may res
sonaby look for creditabe season on tho part
| of the American Horses in England than we have
| had before. Mr.. Ten Broeck has probably droppeA
the American cOlors, because be Is running Englisk
horses In his stable and il would lead to confdsiou.
| (Porers Spirit
FoUsD IN THE WArER.-Coroner Gamble held aa
inquest the body of unknown man. bopi 20 yesu o. ss
who found floating In the dock foot OF Pcr No ~ Esa
River had In the water for weeks aA
had far advanced that 10 nposs.bp
learn the Of death although r as p.eePee thsr
violence used The deeasd stout built about
five five inches In hight with brown black sosie but
whker His dress consisted Of black cloth coat and pants ne
shirt drawe aud socks The let. boot had hole Gu.
| in the side aud another In the end
| AccIDENTs.-,John Bogert, while at work on the
building the Of Lexington avenue and Thirty
fell and seriously injured He sent TO Believes
R6beif Gmbe of No an Broome street fell through hs
hatch No ll'eutFs
| Hospital.
| DEATH N rHE ToNBs.-Adolphe Klunter, who was
in the Tombs ans trial charge Of firing aud stsemVue
To rob the Pussan bark Amanda about two weeks ago. dice oe
been tried today His confederate will have hearing this
morning In the General Sessions
| TICKET SwIYDLEs.-Wm. Foster was arrested and
placed under 500 bonds by yu.c. Welsh for swim
ding Wm Harris Geo Woodtham and Wm Judge, hree coas-
tymen their TO Liverpool Charlie. Moore an s.co
a.suirs Francis Commeosy companion Of the swtndle<
parties
The cipper.ship Nnbob, 245 tuns register, is now
the great Balance Dock for rePs She vii be stripped
csuked and newly coppted. The ship Palestine, 5t tons
egster Is also on The large Sectional Dok for the purpose.
fAdyer;iement
LAST TIME OF LITTLE CORDRIIA HOWARD
ss Eva in UScLE TONS CABIN, at BARNus's MvszUN-Las
time Of her Top-yLs time of the Thrilling Drsa.a
itself THs aud EvEsIsG. 60 carly and get sssA
! seats.
| IAdyertisemsn,l
! GROCERY STORES,
| ApoTHEc AIRY sTosEs
FRUIT STORES.
BARRoosS,
HOTELS
CAUTION THg PUgLIc.
ander.ana that large Sgs5ty o. mixed and pq.1aS o.
gnea Aonzo Wolf has been od In This market aud purehs
by fruit apo,hecay and grocery stores on account s