New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

SIR OF STocK HoRsEs.--In accordance with
uotice. emanating from Sheriff Kelly, the following
named tsions were disposed Of at auction on SatuF-
- noon at the New-York Tatsersalls, corner OF
T1;r,v.,;,b street ana sixth avenue: Prince, Favo-
rito, Soly nan, and Earl King The -''H''"'0
not as large as expected the sale having been once
poned on account Of the few persons present AL
though the animals were well vouehed for the bidding
was very dull, the four being sold for mere song
Tie fret horse brought upon the stand was Fayorito,
dappIe gray, six years old, and standing l53 hands
bgb TIE auctoneer saied that he was bred and used
~ saddle hOree 6y bis Majesty, the King OF sardnia
and pracouslv presspted by that monarch to Miss Ella
2 yourg American laGy for her superior skiu as an
sorestrinn. TIE fret bid 500, ana amer
cor siderable taking by the hucuoneer' fA'o nao
YVES knocked down TO Mr.. james beVins 'ci
SoJvn ar a dark gray, years old, 10 hanoS n's an
q :. -, ,eep bred from Arab blood By be Majesty
49, - ~ pfussia, was next led upon the stand
Til, animal showed many Gue points, and visa very
docc lie esg star.ed AZ 500 and run up by twenty
fves 70 eco. at which PUN he was knocked down TO
Mr.. BevinF. the previous buyer. The next animal
brouott Ont was all or Earl King, light gray, years
cd and star ding 1873 bands high. lie was represented
a. Leipe powerful horse splendioy trained hnnOer'
and equal 10 900 pounds across any limiting country
!, ,ves f,,hcr represented that he was bred by MS
slaies,y The King of Prussia by imp. War Eage'
Fan King was a beautiful looking animal, but now
svs then Appeared very vicious lie was stsrted az
s3CO and was knocked down Mr. Sands, OF the hrm
Of Sands g. Co, Circus proPrietors, Tor pow
ops. - n bav stallion. I52 hands high good legs
don. action said 10 have been bred by his Majesty
the King Of Sweden and bought direct from tne roy
t,oede, for the importer was next brought oas ne
,ss sts,ed at 5000, and knocked down TO Mr. DasiD
I,i,tneu for $780, Thesc horees were owned oy Mr.
ce. a European gentleman, and were sent mere ~
charge Of Mr. Bowen as agenti but q dInicuy oo'N
ar, betyveen them led 10 litigation aud 70 tne Se VI
,he auiuals by tho Sheriff They are au nne s,o'A
Loy.s and when FIRST brought here either OF tnsP
cou0 have been disposed Of for sum CREAMY eAeeea-
,o toe total receipts Of yesterdays sale The freight
bill slone ,as 81 200, and about s9,OVo have peeh
spent in breaking in and keeping
o,,x,.o cr1,nRAr1os or A GERMAN Fax
scHooL.--A neat looking, plain building TWO uil'
stories in hight and fronting 10 feet by W oeep al NO.
100 Fourth street. near Frst avenue, has been erec'eu
st an expense Of about $1,000 by an association OF
Cernaps holding shares OF - each' 10 90 Aseu &c I"
German free school The building was inang /"
lively manner on Saturday afternoon enc evening
At2 o'clock large number OF people were pfescn''
ora speeches were roade by Prof Foser one OF INC
ni,estor,. and Mr. Gustave Strive DENOMINATIONS
s.a sopos were given by large company OF cn"ureh'
after which bsnqut; was given them IN tne efOSzen
saaIe" or chapel Of the school voc;i ana ills'iu'
msnt eoncert wss given at Harmony oafoeh' N ESSEX
.,,es, IN the evening, In which the "Teu'ona mau'
n@,cIor and several excellent amateur quartet CLUBS
assisted The school building contains iwe's sPaO'o"'