New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-31

THr FAST TEAas-LAYTERSs TINE ~ Double
HARskss-PRoBABLE SPEsD OF HIM AND THE FLAT
BUSH MARE.-ln our paper lat neek we briefly no.
iiced the performance Of Commodore Vanderbilt 8
borses, Postboy and fougbboy, to road'wsgon over
half lie Uf the Fa-hi Course. We also s1ii that
the Club anxious for n ial OF speed between
those orses the teamof Mr. SimmOuds and the fauons
pair Lantern and the tlatbush Mare owned by MIR.
Bonner of The NeT. Yo,1 Lsdger. IL Was we'll known
that Nr. Bonner team has made some wonderful pr
time. Qe early this Spring, before their cond-
ton was first rate, lie dove them half mile ia l2
~ heavy wagon. ldeed the weight bslil I'd them
OH that occasion was ess than 425 ID. IL is we'll
tablsi ed, too, that Sam Mclaughlin once drove Lam
terri, and Bis old mate Lancet, half uile In l:l0! IL
was in private but Col Hall and one or two other
gentlemen csref lily iced thn there ID no reason to
doubt the accuracy Of the u ct.
IL l. believed moreover that with q running mate
TO the pole with hin, Lantern trotted half mile Ia
Ii. II being well known that this remarkable horse
has the best mate that ever was coupled Will
him. tie Flibusb Mare, IL is no woudcr that vast
number Of people should desi 10 them IN public
contest with TIE other famous teams Of the neighbour
hood. Tie Fashion Club gentlemen Interested III
horses, and fine horoes ut tnat, were naturally anxious
to offer such facilities as might brig 1t about IL
appears, however, BY the article we give below from
TIE Ldger, that Mr.. BOuner viii not urder any cir
aDce Depart from the resolution he formed long
ago, not to let his hores appear In lace. We ean
req ect this Of seruple il another, although by 10
means entertaining the like ourselves. The article
from TIE Mr-Yo, Ldse1 is as follows:
"PEssosAL-The Neu.YOrk correspondent Of The Spring
feid Gd=efte Whites As l'ws.
There I. great deal frvsiy existing here between Conmo
dofe \sndebilt the mshp and Mr.. Bonner, The
I,dger nan to who shall the pair OF horsrs
They successful neiN ande bill. has asays tken
the ra usip business aid body know The
equsled oi cula ion paper
this country; but what hear they vef
be generated by Of horse bo
make something of ITEM These CHARGER aided
three ousde who eDvions Of both the great
been Try ing 10 induce Bonner aai Vanderbilt their
hor. but Bonner although hi. ho have made he fasies
po together, viii not maicn lie 10 opposed rso and
understand say. he would rather shoot h hopes than allow
them 20 IN Sill other people that he
OF beating Vanderbilt that he make On eion and
let hi. horse tot oncene proceeds to go charitable
pu,Po.s'
All We ssve to say concerning the above is simply
this Let sue temptation come in whatever form II
may, 10 horse belonging TO will be allowed to
tot III race OF any kiud, for Charitable or any other
purposes consequently there Is no danger OF our
being out-geoered by anybody In that resgeet; and
we think that the dslinguis ed career OF our esteemed
friend Commodore Vanderbilt Is sufficient guaranty
that will he able TO use him TO carry out their
schemes. We have, it is trde good pair Of horsesi
but we keep them for our own private driving; and II
they ever start In a race we will agree-not thstand-
ing they sre the most valuable pair in the county-to