The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

70 mind, donv rpeAl from ic1s-sha. 10 bnrse IN he
soio IL het.ei that, rcd by Rattle, he does Ms work
saoeui e.odaees and goes - free bird; and his
os purposes II The race 81 Newmarket he is not 70 be
'is-i LOT rarns recourse 90 IT, Pam Padding, should
go go sacenoise al over, and Red Rock Immense
wa "An plenty OF bone and substance, combined
TNa zoe ASTON Of pony For Nu,bournes de
me prepared you, o. he the only horse
40 A hrl s-er c' inc season Of whom stated had moi
nrad sond accpaDr is nov gone 20 twenty 70 one and
'ar, VII be messed about although the OF the
~! s'h 10 DIM al the Corcerthat corner john Scott
a1".'s 30 Dach-is mat when al exercise with Britannia
~ has goi no the cisagreeabe and improper habit OIL
.agAng 20 ber" A. an events Of the pair does not
toF.-ve "th- silent syseu" and the talents will have
], pol the The Wizard keeps pretty stationary
sn' me weather has been bad in the north, and SC
mueh soew has fallen, tbs, neither he nor any of the
Nntie~ai horees have 0een the Void for the las
week ard Lord Glasgow who came TO bs team, wal
aoFed % himself with looking a. them the
sta~ bed. lupellus, abost the spelling Of whose name
suoh "a cntcry has arisen among sporting classics
have no. bad since nonss year. more in force for the
Two Thousand than me Derby and according TO prese
appearances ne e the only animal Wizard hos TO fesr
ts Improvement an assured from those who have
recently feen him, 10 very great, and Bray has been
down az Berham's 10 ride INN ia his work Regard
II the srata quo OF whether ting colts name should
be spei Sapellus, LopnlCs, Lnpulus, in po
son 81 the present moment to offer any decided opinion
Mr. PAR entered him. Mr. Westherby viii tell yon
lupeus and, being got by Ioup 6arOu, was naturally
imagined 10 mean a little wolf MIR. Langley, however
me sassS OF Tue Lpe and who perfect Me2zofant IN
dead and living languages and who ought really make
toe allowance for the Advantages which he has through
life possessed all will allow poor Mr. Parr
call his horse by his but viii insist tn calling
brn Lupuns and deegnaies "the Inpelh" as vulgar lf
erdti, who capDot get the Soas mathe
MATES Then my valued contemporary "vs:es.' who is
asked 10 settle The kHo:y point knocks both parties on the
mead and insists must be Lupuus and supports his as
retiion wfh various Ingenious arguments When
coctors SO d.fler, who shall decide And for my own
part must wait unit. have consulted some other author
lits before ! give my vote upon SO m0mentous a
eravty Of "Smoll and At~oodso case in the House Of
lords DamssiDg, then, this Iatiast, come to Hgh
Treason who working his way up quietly and grown
down into q useful short legged horse, who, IN these
speedy Derbes, Will beat more than beat him.
Csamond has wintered 20 well he is certain 10 see
shorter price; and Manchester 10 much the better
hear, from big long rest that would take him for
;he same animal We ssw G! Stockton, going short he
ss put the TSt the on sas
coubt very much the stable have backed Birmingham.
In sot the layers on this race peponderate much
the osckes that any one Offering to back animal Is in
instant surrounded by crowd, from which he can
with difficulty extsicate himself Many Of the large
book, imsgne win not be opened until the betting be-
comes better and from the disposition already evinced
back horses for small sums, clear by the time the
race run IL will have lost OF its attraction in the
eyes OF the public
"Esop," writing In the London Globe Of the l3lh ult
rt marks-Cramond. Sir William and Manchester have
also an npwara tendency For the Chester Cup the Anne
rcsn colt Satellite has suppanted I0ngrapge in the pre-
mcrshp; so that the United States position
70 boast Of having their imporaons first favores for the
I ~ s % GO, ~ Inc world sa
in TACT the best three year Old they had in the
try. Consequently, with such weight as Mr.. Topham
has given him. he must be very dangerous opponent,
for II would take clipping youngster to beat him pro-
vided the Improvement he makes such a. might be an
ucpated. HIS running at Liverpool should put down
Tor nothing as he only sent there 70 accusom him to
crowd Neither this horse nor Umpire, nor any OF Mr.
Ten Broecks team are to be put into strong work until
after the arrival o. that gentleman In England which will
be the hIs! week in the ensuing month.
LUPELLUs, THE ANTAGONIST OF UMPIRE.
From the Manchester Guardian Feb. Is
lupelus, who has recently come into such favor for
Mr. Hah0rds in Worcestershire who hired IOup Garou,
The sire Of upeus for 900 after be left Hampton court
ten yearngs by him, for three OF which he offered
IL COO 1npellus himself belonged TO solicitor at Wan
tase, who thought highly Of him that be put 1000
guneas on his head and offered him at that price to Sir
Joseph Hawey, John Day, and John Scott in turn, but
without success The latter had heard Of him, and sent
Maxwell down to see him. That well known Lincoln.
shire authority liked him. but of course John Scott
word about bis spnt, and advised him to ask the price
which was the aforesaid "choker and the matter drep
much smaller Offer but with three contingencies Of El00
each for Lupelus three first wins, every one of which
came off, His brother was aso purchased by Mr. Parr,
SO varmint in his style as Lnpelue.
TArTKRsArIs Monday, Feb Ia-Chester Cup--2O TO
to against Mr. r. Ten Broeck's Umpire take otto j.
Sunday Skating ON London Pond.
from the London Post, Jan. IA
recommencement OF the skating took place
Sunday and continued yesterday but not without
vers accidents The thermometer, registered the
Roy Humane society's house, in Hyde park by Negre
and Zam6ras patent Instruments, during Sunday night
was as low as 26 deg being deg. Of frost Yesterday
morning the mercury rose to only IS deg at o'clock
and al noon when the was shining, only 4 deg.
above freezing point but in the evening the quicksilver
was rapidly descending, indicating continuance of
frost The barometer stood q 30.o deg. The wind
from the north to northeast. The weather was
fine with occasional showers Of snow. The ice on
the Serpeutine described being in such
dangerous condition that the cemen engaged the
whole othe day in preventing parties from venturing
thereon About three thousand persons venured upon
the Round Pond in Kensington Gardens, and willis. a
number were skating, including some ladies, the ice
parted asunder, and two gentlanen became immersed,
and were in the water over fifteen minutes In their
ertions TO ont they were much cut They were, how
ever, eventually rescued by cenen Maskel and Pavey,
and taken to the receiving house. where they had every
attendance. The Long Water in Kensington Gardens
were used by about thousand slders and skaters
Two nilemen broke through the ice the river and
in the water twenty minutes, and the icemen who
went 10 assist also became immersed They had to remain
in that dangerous position until skate litter crawied
along with ladder In st. James Park about twenty
persons became immersed.