New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02

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matter right. the indaes proclaimed that there
was no time to he announced and that Al, bets an
time stood drawn According tn c,nb ana snort;ne
rnles this decision mnst he recocnized as Anal
For the first fftv wards in the race Schultz was
about foot ahead then the T1ntnovn cot even
with him and thew kent even IN ahopt 100 vards
when the Unknown left his competitor by degrees.
and came out ten feet ahead. as above stated.
Roth sbowed themselves snlendid runners and
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aood one Mat ,v;nn;no in two heats time o.ae
and o.4o
And of4ar +bis +ha,o r,as finn. a scrnb roco of .
mile between horse and a mule. The mule
| staid beh;nd iii thew rot into the home stretch
tben be laid bis ears hack and nassed tba horse
WINNING nv a Ieneth or az The rider of the horse
in checking his courser. did it so awkwardlv that
bo "a nnsaddled ba vas THROWN an tbe nacl !,
the beast. he rolled over. Init Rugged the horse
held on to him. cot his legs mixed with the horses
fore. lees and he and the beast went "ker-whalnn,
| in the dnst together. Neither was hurt. The fur
| of this race was prodigious.
FIREs,-The grocery of Mr. Phillips, at the cor
ner of Nayades and jackson streets, took fire al
about 6 O'Clock yesterday morning, and was en-
tirely destroyed, with all its contents. The fire
was attributed to incendiarism. The loss was SCI
down at about $4,000. We did not hear as to in
surance.
Yesterday afternoon, two little frame shanties OF
Garondelet Walk, between Where and Robertson
streets, were burnt down. The fire started from {
chimney which was burning itself out.
A DOMESTIC DRAMA.-Tom Taylor (who, by til,
way, if not the celebrated author, is nevertheless
quite genius in his way, and has been the autho
Of several works which have not yet appeared il
prn,1 gave his first to the public on Saturday last
taking mart himself, The plot of the drama is a
follows: Toms come home tight; don't like TIL
looks of things around him, his wife in particular
and undertakes to lather the concelt out Of her
But unfortunately here we have to say that tn
drama was interrupted by the appearance of som
vandalie policemen, who, deceived by Toms per
feet acting, actually thought him in earnest, CARRIE
him first to the lookup and then to the Recorder
who, likewise deceived, sent the unfortunate geniu
to the Parish Prison for two months.
p,n =, eno,r Mr., Jobn NJ. gruin treoted III