The New York herald., 1860-09-09

10 Palmer Gem, owned BY W. HOl ~ oh, hassachu ,
"a D,on rsmpIs' owned BY s r. rwiscnei, New " =,
1i. II asssor s % owned By Ksows', New Yass a.os
Is rom 0s Carpenter owned BY A Carpenter, noas h.
'S 70 ss' ssI,s owned BY Wolfe, New sers r,u.,..
M 90 fe''asa Weller coli, owned by v v.u.. 49,
q c..sa, % owned BY p ". Russell, Conn, mack
p 2 censor, owned BY " Rw..u Com, mac.
ssss ss fSSss' M.xs and cA r. J.o,en, xS.
,.sn.s sT%ss ssos owned W la Forbes, ooan,
-: = a s4ss sns Kane, Kane, owned SyI D ssnrssvans
,sv.,suS numb, owned sy Thomas Duers, Canada,
no IL snsa.isr, swned BY g. b kring, xaa., rro,sins
}. !, Plsalic, owned By r. Yubss, N r., Messenger
Messenger ana Black Hswk breed
30 Col Fremont, owned BY Lindsey Bros, Conn,
81 Young Norman, owned oy D. Case, New York, Nor
ssn stoek.
Among those mos. conspicuous for bsausy and noble
nnder, magnificent dark chestnut 6slim, handsome
caestn.s, Young Norman, nne dsppie gray, and Tom
th&A Ansued, Clarion, Tom Carpenter Amercus and Path
nnder were cl.ssed tosethsr Tom Carpenter came in
discovered tLs, Tom Carpenter eight ycas old,
was disqualified and Clarion declared the winner.
a.r. onus xSGnS uus % s.a sus
Pisafllc another good looking bay ranged toge-
iher " ane beiDg twice round the track) The hand
some gray, Young Norman, was the winner In 300; tho
chestnut korgaD running second s third
lot Comprised the dAIk sorre berkshre Dik Hamper
chestnut, Frederick Boydsn Hector md DICK Hamper
ran fret and second In 3l2
The trial Of speed in the next lot interesting
" "a black hOraa he
chestnut sem, and the blacks Robert Fulton and Don
caster The latter won in the hollowest style poss
eies Selin coming In second. Time, 3:01.
In tLe next division Of this same class, Messenger
Colonel Fremont, handsome chestnut, Pusnams Flying
s 6oo0. s.s IN
With Fly ing Morgan attending him - second; time 20
The as trial Of spsec in this Glass resulted in fasor Of
Mountain Boy and Kemble jackson, dstancng the lot In
8l7 In this brush Dan Pfer had horse moulded but
no whdrcw In disgust when he found that buck Niger
was allowed 70 drive Black Hunter In the contest The
entire ciss then withdrew and made way tor tho horses
enterea In.
Ss1n.n 4 Fin. o. q 8 josDssa1y, w. ", raised
s.. ssSs v.rs
raised on Long Island, oassus n Osy, l,i2s pounds,
Maine ls.saser, John wyman, OF Bangor, Me-, raised
IN Name Acssss ger, ieo pounds years, 10 hands
r:'G sis. 6 IN v
buryport, hass Messenger, l.o4o pounds, years, 10
Henry Gay, Mr. Rogers, Of Albany, N. r, raised in
roondsroga county, Black Hawk 1850 pounds II years,
Palhnuder Lindsley Brothers of west Meriden Conn,
raised IN Connecticut, Black Hawk, 200 pounds years,
Back Prince, Charles ". Barker, Of Hllsborough
Bridge, N n raised in New Hampshire, Black Hawk,
] ,025 pounds, years 16h hands.
in soa sorssn noands
IN ssx ssS
Jupiter,J Rich, Of New York. raised on Long
Tro'tisg childsr, Lambert Maynard, Of Bradford,
! coo pounds 10 years, I5H hands.
Jaos.s-nayid Leavtt, Of Great harrington, 9. w.;
NJ H. a,Ss n s.jrS ssn. Simeon q IsIssS
New York; Lee scranton, Of New haven, c.; Z D.
Burt Of shorebam, W.
The most ners sting part Of the exhibition The horses
entered Comprised the nnest staons In the country
n'erer, oy tie horsemss present Henry Gay,
splendid gray horse, who carried OF the frat
sna@ IN his class here Two year. ago. Jupiter the
-ss& dark Chestnut, sired, Ike Henry Clay, BY old
IN. 'Siaes Hawk; Plato and rrot,iDs ohdcrs. two |
,uiessy cassius n Cisy (the winner OF the drst |
The ceebrste~ ssrinfeld show), and Maine Messcn.
s dap. " spess sss n ss ens,e
this class. Afier gcner. rot IA condition for fast
II teseep,ing Jupiter VINO wa >&srs from actve ser
ce) Plato, rrottpg Chidcrs, and srs took the lead
rs~n Tor mile brush together. In ~ BY Plato, who
,.n,a,pea il throughout, Maine Messe. S ,, psssanS
hilaers the second time round, and fauI naSv went
ororr--time, 2s3 rorn CARPENTER sse Af
'eether, the former beating IN %. Zero |
The thoroughbred mares sere next ,auoa -,
az An arrange nent that they should appeay N ror
ternocn With thoroughbred stations only two anrssr
ne enuics were In This class ~ follows
Thoroughbred mares
l. Nafessa owned by n. Booth, wes, Far-.. "
sears oy mp Trustee, out OF sophia b. ,miI,n.
.1,, NY %!,, sfeSsa,ase o~nsa By Dr A Howe, Am.
Hattie nicom, owned bvs :, r rvea
,r.l 1., q Dy s =. 4. O.. .aoe,,' Sears. sr''
Aiy Bsect' -, or more properly . race, between
1rms -ssridge and Iizzie ensued, resulting 10 the
- The crowd boItiog altogether Several other private
took place. but these not In the official routine
4 business and ID unnecessary 10 give the Particular
md suooe.sfal one. No less than eight states and
he Bithh provinces are represented The re-
.s"w sroun, 70 seoOo-s2, 800 from entrance isss
or horses and tho rents OF victuang stands on the
grounds, - SOC from the sale q tickets on Tuesday
md wednesday, and 1900 from the same source so-
Ir Wellington, OF Roxbury Mass A. the agent OF the
Emperor Napoleon, has purehnAd the seven year old
Inc imperial stud OF Paris paying 81 zoo The horse ws
.ntcred q family horse, In osss IL, examined o. Wed.
pesday He vas exhibited m q momeni before the \
horse going 70 France In the AHer-oou be was shipped
o New York and win 20 thence by steamer saturday.
Personai InteiliGencs.
General Wheat, late OF the liberal army In MEXICO, |
ed the Vanderbilt yesterday with tho intention Of
osnng Garibaldi At Naples II Understood that General