New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

formed. The uproarious applause and The ht.,..
interest manifested by the pupils showed their ann.
citation OF this generous token Of the Dodvorh.
Many hearts were made happy who through Yea !.
Of temporal night will look back at this q. 49,,
Of the few bright spots in their truly checkered No.
The pupils of Prot. Lasars Vocal Class sang son. :,
their choice cboruses and songs TO the evident s,.
fcation of the members Of this band.
The PosrPoSED TRoTTISG-MArcH ON TIRE F.,v
ION CoURsE.-Tbe adjourned match between Oh. ,,o
well.known fast trotting horses Gen. Butler and
Rockingham, was decided on the Fashion Cour,.
L. l., on Saturday afternoon. This was the second
of the three matches made between these horse, q,
81 900 each match, play or pay and were to hauew.
The first match, to wagon, was won by the General.
after FIVE excellently contested beats, in which az
traordinsry good time was made. In the second
match on Friday last, four heats were trotted Rock
ngham winning the first and third, aud Butler Tia
second and fourth, the time Of each being respec
lively, 2:I, 2:24, 2:25i and 2:27! AZ the hest,
were then even, and darkness fast closing around
the Judges decided that the race should be pospo,I
until the following day, and that all the outside bets
be declared off. The announcement was received
with maj ked dissatisfaction by the hackers Of Cen
Butler, who: relying on his well-known soutpe.s
and endurance, had bet odds 10 large amount o, bs
winning and who coDtended that Rockingham WA
completely used up by the four heats trotted and bin
defeat in the fifth heat was almost certainty They
argued also that by assuming power to POSTPONE tbs
race until the following day, the judges were totally
altering the CONDITIONS Of the maIcn which wa ons
Of mile beate, the best three IN five; their dec,ios
consequently reduced it on Saturday to question II
speed IN single dash Of a mile.
The declaration Of all outside bets made on the
match had the eff CT, on Saturday, If reducing The
interest felt in the reeult and the attendance Wa
consequently limited in number. IL WAS generally
acknowledged that Rockingham had higher tura
Of speed than his opponent. although inferior IN
lasting powers, and his victory In the deciding hea,
was confidently predisated. This proved to Be tho
case, ne he took the lead from the word 60" sad
the heat and easily by half dozen lepgths
in 2:2ji.
The third end deciding race between these hors.s
comes of on Friday next over the same course, for
81 coo. Both go 10 saddle, and unusually fast tine
is anticipated. The annoyance and dissatisfsoion
which have recently been experienced by visitors 10
the Fashion Course, in consequence Of darkness
coming on before the matches are finished, could
easily be avoided if the judges would enforce pune.
tuslity in the hour Of stating, and In the strd
observance Of the time allowed between the heats.
AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The following 10 q lis d
Americans registered at Gun g. Co.'s American
New, Rooms, No. 10 Craven street, Strand, London,
Eng, for the week ending Oct. IL, 1852:
w c. J.vett Colorado Ter. A. Gold, NTH, Chicago; J.
VI Davis. Phade phis T. Holcombe, Delaware Wet
worth. New Orleans; H. =. W4adsl. Missouri; X. Dosgu
Dubuque Iowa; j. Peacock Kent, Iud. C. ii. Iie. New.
York; J. Bhckner, New-iork; J. ID. Hall. New-Yors 4
McGsuen, Sew-York; c. Churchill NewJerey; c. z.
Geisepbeimer, Phsdephis; T. Y Weaver, New York Al
Keckeer. Cincinnati, A NJ. Winsns Baltimore, c.
Wire. New-Hasep; the Rev Is. Griffith PhlAdelphis; Nm.
r. c. Griffith, Philadelphia; Mi" 5. Buctne, Philadelphia,
81. s. Grocer aud lady Philadelphia S Hsymsn Ne~YoL
STEAMSHIPS SArLED.-The British steamer City
Of NewYork Capt, Pstrie .ssd Saturday for Liverpool
with sixty cabin passengers and others in the steersse She
took out *7a5 800 10 specie The steamship Pscifc ar
Nassau have sal ed Saturday bat her departure We
postponed until to-day In consequences of the impos.bhy
during strike OF getting enough lonshorenen 70 coal The
ship Tho steamship Hama sailed Saturday for souhsnp.
ton and Bremen with l5e passenger
Man DRowsED.-AbOut i o'clock yesterday
Pacific lying the foot Of Montgomery street. fell overheard
and drowned. The BODY wss found soon setward
Cororer Collin. having been notified he'd an inquest
verde. rcnGeIed according TO the eicunstsnceI