, 1862-09-11

SUMMARY,
Mr. Button names Magma Charth.. IL
Mr. Fields ngmes Royal George. e.-............ AZ
a. n YHter names Blackbtrd ---....-..... IS
] Il. Esterbrook names Black Douglas. .....-.. .
John Stevenson names John Cr1ttenuen 80
Charles Unekine nAmc8 Princess .-.-......... 7G
n'ef N,n :: naanster names Tom Hyer. a.
Time, 2. .4",4-e 3iH.
THE UNION TABLEAU.
The Union Tableau Was very effective 4
large express wagon had been fitted up for the
OCCASION, and was filled with thirty four young
ladies in white dresses with red " mite aud o1us
sashes, representing the States. The team
was driven by Knights in his customary capl-
tai style. The sweet young faces Of the girls
and their exquisite habits rendered them the
we're given for Knights, three for the girls,
and three for tue Union. After driving uni
III. COURSE and singing the stStar SpAugled
Bauuer', ard Geo. Roots "Battie Cry Of
Freedom" the tableau WIS over. SUISSE
quently the young ladies visited the city aud
houored the TRIBUNE with salute and q
soDE.
THE BUFFALO HUNT.
While the buffalo hunt was not accompa-
MED By the surroundings of excitement aud
dsnger Incident to the chase upon the plains
Where this animal exists 10 it's native Wild
ness, still there was much sport in the hunt,
WEIGH rendered it infinitely amusing aud tn-
ltJG5ll1R 10 G1E lDutubG EFQNu VI spectators
present. The bu1iaioes we're by no mems
wild nor dangerous, but in their journey had
become pattili1y civilized, and conducted
themselves like other civilized bings, in
we'll behaved style, submitting to the
chase with infinite grace. Their pro.
Superintendent to hunt them with the ride,
but the LATTER humanely declined the whole
sac slaughter. To hunt them with the lassoo,
Indian fashion, was equ lily impossible, as
there are no horses here tFatoed for that pur-
pose, 60 that the buffalo hunt resolved itself
| into grand chase. Toe carriages upon the
grounds at the close Of the regular exercises
OF the day were assigned positions behind the
| anphitheatre, and the freedom Of the struc-
TIRE extended to all. The bufAloes were let
out uPon the grounds amidst the applause OF
| the spectators. The auimals at first seemed
scared and 1ndisposed 10 move at all, bue were
finally started ont OF their medita'ions By the
| marshals, who galopea tn9aru5 rllem, @hen
the animals broke into a run aud set off at q
tearing pace, some taking the half mile track,
! others the mile course, and the rest promi $
cnou,ly about the grounds. Tue mounted
| EoTeemen then set out in large number;
and genuine and exciting race ensued. Al
first sight the buf14io would appear to be bull
Tor anything but running, put their deer
chests and slopiug hanks were not given then
without 4 purpose. They soon proved them
eelyes more Than match for the horses il
devoted his attention to one animal alone
Solne Of the bulls took the mile track aud OF
IL. hfet heat, distanced the horses. Ga tn
nall nile they were WorFe than dist tlnced. o.
| tie grounds Outside the track, all kiads 0
| tun were going ol- There were straiyh
| races, clTcular races aud suuare races
Occasionally q bull would doaJe SO uuicy a
lightning, while The horse would s:lo1t ahea
for lopk, distance before he could turb, oui
to find his competitor half q mile OF il tn
opposite direction. As soon rs the spectator
obse Trcd there vas no danger to be apprt
b sndtd from the animals, they came out 10
the grounds, when the scene became animate
in the extreme. The people dotting th
g,ourds in every direction, the bull alos
scanp pering about and the flying horses, rent
Iept up for nearly an hour, and will be r.
Eu1ned again this evening,
TO-Da AVS PROGR ANNE.
SWEEPSTAKES FOR BOT EQuEsTRlANs.
Sweepstakes for the most accomplished be
| equestrian, under fifteen yearR If age. Eltry fe
| s. 10. The wilmer 10 take the entire ent1
meley.
LADY EQUEsTR1AEs.
TIE the most accomplir he'd lady equestrian. wi
has never beftre taken q premium for riding,
a1y fair, gracefulntss OF carriage and contdtn
! and eklll N the management Of the hOr-e belt
the tcst. First premium. So O second, S21
third, $3.50; fourth. $ta5; fifth, 800.
SWEEPSTAKES PURSE FOE PACING.
Sweepstakes for pacing three best in ave- Wi
nrr taBee the entrance money Entrance f
) $500. Three or more TO make q race.
: RUNNING RACE.
: Two mile heats for all ages. Three or mora
make race. Premium $400.