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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
rhe London Tune. a. an oracle.

The shrcwdness and foresight of the London
Times arc so great that many Of Its English
rsadsrs imagine IL possesses the gift Of proph.
ccy. The following, from its Richmond letter
of May 10Th, will not go far to confirm them in
that opinion:
"Your readers will be prepared for the aban.
donment OF all hostile enterprises on the part
of tho Fcderals against Vicksburg or Port Hud-
son. II is certain that Vicksburg and Port Hud.
son are practically impregnable that Grants
army is melting away like snow-wreath, and
that Port Hudson is not likely to be again at.
tackled from below or Vicksburg from above.
Does any one believe now that there Is the small
est chance that these mighty efforts Of the Fed
erals will eventually be crowned with success
Never will the day dawn when the words 'vicks'
burg has fallen will thrill the Northern heart
with exultation and delight"
Exactly!
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

DREADFUL ACCIDENTAL melancholy casual.
" happened at Maryland Heights during pa
rado on last Saturdayafternoon by which Capt.
Yollott, company q, First Maryland Potomac
Homp brigade, was terribly, and II Is feared
mortally wounded. The order had been given
to stack arms, and was being executed, when
one Of the guns slipped and was discharged,
the ball striking Capt. Yellott full Oh the arm
aud shoulder, fearfully lacerating the parts.
Immediate surgical attendance was rendered.
Capt. Yellott is brave and meritorlo usofiicer,
and deep sympathy Is felt for him In this
community y.-FTederiek Exdaiasr, Jdy ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

The Boston papers say that more substitutes
from the British Provinces arc offered in tina,
market than there are places TO hll, while on
the other hand some Of the veal. .kneed citizens
are skedadd!ing to the Provinces to avoid tho
draft.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

"A current but unfounded rumor that General
Grsnt has been assigned to the command OF
the Army Of the Potomac grows out of the
vague expectation that Gen. G-ant may arrive
at the back door Of Richmond before Gen.
Meade knocks at the front door.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

A TuIRTY-Two POUND sHoT SENT INTO Will
LIAMsBURG PROM THE NAvY-YARD.-On board
OF the school-sh'p Savannah, at the Brooklyn
nayy-yard, a somewhat singular accident oc-
currod yesterday afternoon. During the recent
riots the guns had been loaded, and the charge
still remained in one. While tho instructor
was giving lessons yesterday afternoon to the
pupils, In the matter of loading, firing, sight
Ing, &c., the gun went oil, the ball lodging in
Williamsburg, and passing through two houses.
Fortunately, NO person was hurt by the dis
chargc.-M Y. Com. Adv.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
GEORGETOWN, AFFAIRS

AssAULT.-John Cunningham was arrested
this morning by officer Dfiii for making furious
assault on his wife. Justice Reaver committed
him to jail to await the action Of The grandju
Police CAsxs,-Jas. Moore, ioahng lp the
market; fined SiH Pat. Malay and Nelly Brown,
drunk; dismissed. Jacob staub, selling without
icensej dismissed. Soldier, drunk turned over to
military. Buell. u. Chase, forstaiiipg the lpArketi
hued SaH.
MARINE .Lisr = Artyals. Schooner Alice,
Thompson, Bait; laths to Wheatley.
schr. Moses vAnnau,e, vannAme. Hudson; hsy
to p. Berry. -
schr Mary Heien, Hudson, Alex; light.
schr. James y Price, strahsn, Bait.i grain to
Hartley Il Bro. ) o. ..,..
a BArges safs Rsturn, Merritt, and Nelson, Parks
N. Y; hay to Government. il.i1 o.. % # "a
Barge Genesee, s,gs, Alex; hay.
THE MARKETs.-The following Is . list ol
prices A. reported for the Republican, up to ia m.
l a q b .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

The lecture of DR.. Drake, the originator and
proprietor Of the celebrated Plantation Btters,
last evening, at the Academy of Music, upon
the "Progress and Increase Of Disease In
America" was the most successful lecture that
has ever taken place In this city. Long before
tho appointed hour for the commencement of
the lecture, the vast and magnificent building
was filled to Its utmost capacity, and we seldom
remember TO have seen the Academy SO literal
ly packed with so highly a fashionable and re-
spectacle an audience, the tier and boxes pre-
senting scene of beauty and animation that
We have never seen surpassed, even on fash
ionable opera night The Doctor was intro
duced to the audience by DR.. Mott, and as he
stepped forward to commence his lecture he
was met with the most tremendous and over
whelming applause from all parts of the
house, reminding MS Of the ovation given
to General Mcclellan on a former occa-
sion, and never, In all our experience as a
journalist, have we witnessed q more well
come and heartfelt reception. II was some
minutes before the Doctor was allowed TO pro,
ceed, and for two hours he delighted and en-.
tcrtained this vast audience with one of the
most instructive and Interesting lectures that
II has ever been our pleasure TO listen to. Tn,
Doctor is the originator and proprietor Of the
world-renowned Plantation Bltters, and II was
thought by many that he would take this occa
sion to give his Bitters puff; but such wa.
not the case, and he only alluded to them at
being a valuable tonic and appetizer, which h,
was frank enough to attribute TO the Calisayt
Bark which enter 80 largely into their compo
sition. He alluded briefly 10 the course he hac
pursued In advertising, and related seyera
wonderful cures of Dyspepsia by the use o
his Bittcrs. At the conclusion Of his lectur
hc was waited upon by several distinguished
citizens from Brooklyn, who earnestly solicite,
him TO repeat his lecture in that city.-1ines.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

Tho wife Of Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas,
died a day or two since, on board the steamboat
America, Just before reaching Albany. She
was on her way 10 Geneva, the home Of her
family, from Washington, where she had COM
pletely exhausted her strength In building up
an asylum for cOlored orphans.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

There was a most amusing debate in the
British Parliament few weeks ago, on the
question: Shall the Government purchase the
International Exhibition Palace for something
like half million pounds sterling, to please,
principally the Queen, who looks upon IL ten
derly us having been projected by her late con-
sort, and scondarily Old Pam, who would like
to please the Queen The proposition was
defeated by very large majority.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

A BAD GIRL.-" Who 10 bad little girl ~
said a friend Of ours playfully to wee thing
IN frock aud pantalcts, just now.
q, II am bad girl, was tho "aius rcpiy.
"Oh, no-you arc not bad little girl !"
"Ycth am" persisted the little ono.
Then tell mo why you are bad girl"
"Bocsuthc Pm a boy!" answered the we,
rA6cAl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

AspERsos, THE GREAT WrzARD.-It Is a
long time since our citizens have enjoyed an
exhibition such as are given by the great wiz
ards. Anderson, son Of the great Wizard OF the
North, who inherits the wonderful talents that
enabled his sire to astonish all tho civilized
world, Is to appear next Monday evening. at
Odd Fellows Hall. Ills advertisement, In an.
other column, tells us what may be expected
from him. .rIIIlrE|ra
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

An IMPORTANT DHcIsIoS.--we incidentally
learned this morning that 1t has been decided
by the Provost Marshal General that person
paying $500 would exempt him from that draf,
ouly; while, II he furnishes substitute, u viii
| EXEMPT as to other drafts. ."'"'' %
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

DgATu OF MACRBApY THE AoroR.-lho la
test arrival from Europe brings tho intelligence
of the death Of this distinguished English ac-
tor. He was born In London on the Sd OF
March, 1888, SO that he was In the list year of
his age at the time Of his death.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

THE ARNisG OF NEGRoEs.-Thc Nashville
U,ion says that two years ago General Pillow
wrote aletter advocating the arming of negroes
against the Federal Government in certain
emergencies. This was long before our au
,horltics had thought Of arming the blacks and
employing them In tho work Of saving the ma
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

A LEssON FOR NEW YORK,
yygYrgn bot. EH. "

LESSON FOR NEW YORK.
The recent outbreak In New York will teach
The eiiissns ef thals asasepolls cone -saaaahlD
lessons. II they win but listen TO them. Leas-
ing out sf ths qSestios these hishcf copsidSra-
tlons Of patriotism, which the substantial men
OF business must feel In common with all who
have hitherto enjoyed the blessings conferred
by our Lenehccnt form Of Government, the
motive Of self interest, the Instinct of self
preservation, will prompt Thoughtful men there
to reflect upon the necessity of reform in their
municipal affairs, t,. E.llr'y
Why Is law and order so readily subverted In
New York, and the city made a prey to the
worst classes therei It is because the men Of
business, the substantial citisens, who ought to
give tone and character to the city government,
allow the mobocrats 10 gain the ascendency.
We remember holding conversation some
years ago with q Wholesale merchant In New
York, In which he complaihed Of tho corrupt
management Of affairs there. But when we
asked him why the responsible citizehs did not
take care Of their own interests at the elections,
his reply was thst most Of the merchants Of
New York only stopped there for the sake Of
transacting business and making money, and
they would rather submit to tho rule Of corrupt
politicians and pay exorbltsnt taxes, than go to
the polls and engage in political contests them.
selves. ,.t...,yr lad. a.... ,.lr-. ...1y 8.r.
1t Is this feeling among the decent classes
which has given over New York to the rule Of
vile men, and prepared that devoted city for
just such stste of things as existed there last
week. The lesson shoc,d hot be lost upon the
respectable citizens Of that city. They have
learned that their property is liable to be sacri
feed TO the pensions of the mob, and they
should likewise remember that the reputation
Of the whole country Is involved, in The Syes 81
foreign people, In the reputation of tho princi-
pal commercial city Of the country. VIII they
hereafter allow their city to 60 by default Into
the control OF the mobocratic classesi r'aal
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

Thesixty y.ninth (Irish) regiment arrived safe
" IN Now York yesterday, after having been
hlsssd by secessionists from upper windows In
Baltimore.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

BoIsrgRISG REBEL. CoURAGE.-To keep up
the courage of his troops, Gen. Joe Johnston,
on the Attn instant, Issued an order TO his troops,
then near Jackson, Mississippi, declaring that
Lee had won ga glorious victory In Pennsyl-
yania."
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

Will those foreign governments who have
congratulated the French Emperor on the fall
Of Puebls. congratulate our government upon
the iall of yicksburg and Port Hudson!
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
,,u.,,,u,,ou.l,,v or IN, Dr.n,

New YoRK, July 22.-The Etpress contains u
rumor that a test case on the c0nstltutlonalty
Of the DRAFT will DO made before the Common
Pleas Court ON Monday, aud be- carried imme.
diately 10 the Court of Appeals.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

HAnrER's MoSTHLY.-shillingto has re-
celved tho August number of this favorlte mag
azlne. 1t Is filled with the most Interesting
matter and the engravings are superb. ~, 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

yALLASpIoHAN AT rNiAeARA.-A correspond
ent Of the Lockport Journal, writing from the
dighami " He Is not lionized by guests-far
from II. His wife is not here, as has been pub
lished, nor has she been here this season. He
has a careworn look, which indicates that the
fiattery Of unprincpled and unthinking friends
is hardly sufficient to balance the ignominy of
ham is already longing for the quiet and com
fort Of his home, protected and beautiied by
the institutions Of his country which he failed
to sustain in that hour Of dark trial, Mr..
Voorhees,, of Indiana, Of Copperhead notoriety,
is also stopping here. The report that many
Of the lions Of Seccssia have been stopping
here this season is not true" .nl 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

The Treasury Department furnishes employ
n,ent for engraycrS, and tho War Department
ID setting drqjls-men at work. ., H.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
Major McCook.

The telegraph yesterday afternoon announced
that Major McCook had died Of wounds re.
ceived at the fight with Morgan's men, near
Burlington Island, Ohio. Major McCook was
67 years old and was well known In WashiSg-
ton, having been clerk In the Pension De
partment two or three years when the war
began. He has been a Paymastor In the
United States Army about ten months last past.
He had eight sons who have all been In the
service except onc-Col. Geo. W. McCook, At
torney General Of Ohio, who organized the MI
litia of that State for the present crisis. Major
General McCook, who has distinguished him
self in the war, was one OF the sons of the de-
ceased, ." - Hr.InA
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
aSY EtAT NOTICES.


! .THB, ,NAxloSALs unoH 1sAQyl Will HOLD
public neetinss every TUESDAY EvENINo,
N SA<ys MAIN 4e1 Nlhtk street Thses VIII Be-
SssidsAi song, ,AsD ms rsadlni-ioehs
I.spes svsry evening-.. ,d1 ,11 ifl. apr t-tw
James A. Brown, Esq, ID duly authorized and
accredited 40 an Agent to solicit and receive sub
jkiess md cousribstsdAs IN support Of ths Ne.
ss' V'''' l''ss' s''i;1s %s rsss; ssss ,,,,,a,..
Tnro. r. STOKES, ses'y. ,'..',,...t .''', = -
ssSssSsv Sss'Ss Y 49,. = e.. .s,.,iss No s
ter. patent I'D Any sstens Al q s.ii from u.
same any other Bitter whatsoever than the gen
uine DRAxE's PLASrArror' B,rrEns is . misde-
The popularity " Sdr &isSsssed Bitt.rs ha. 10.
duced unprineiped persons to put up In our bottles
vile and poisonous limitations. Of which the public
arc cautioncdf
Every bottle of ths gepuipe bears the faos,niIs
of our signature IA Z stsei-piste label, with our
private U, .lnterAal Revnps Stamp over the cork.
All persons offending above after this date will
bo prosecuted 70 the fnllest extent Of the law.
p. II. DRAKE h CO.,
| iyas-eodim Sole Proprietors.
70 CoNsunPfIvss.--The ADVERTISE having
been restored to health In ., few weeks, by very
simple remedy, amer having suffered several years
with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, Is anxious to make known
to his ieliowsuferrs he means Of euro. Ia
TO all Who desirc II Ne will send copy Of the
prescription used tfrce Of charge) with the dreo-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will nnd SURE Cur fof CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, BRONCHITIS, &C. The only object Of the
advertiser IN sending tho prescription 10 to beng.
nt the afflicted, and spread Information which hs
oonceives to he invaiusbles and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, II Will cost them
nothing, and may prove blsssins. g. rA
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliismsbursh, King county, New iorh,
| Ey 16-1m
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

A morning cotemporary, while correcting an
error in Its previous issue, calls "fondly" an
adjective.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

Lsnoss.-The Lypchburg (vlrginla) Repnoi
we think come Of them " walked in " 10 Penn
sylvania the other day, and our soldiers
"sqnossed them TO favor their Meade scith.-
I>o.>,ssno,xh Tsusss -... - h.. u. 4.- .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
SUFFERS STORES.

~ REAT INDU CEN ENTS
" TO PuRCHAsERs OF
OFFICERS sUTLERs AND PURvEYoRy
sUPPL les,
Consisting Of .rT.I .....I...
PRESERVED MEATS,
sbups. ,'lsmnsIi 's.sl5Iai- p.
JELLIEs,
PRESERVES, suIuGH a.fI
PICKLES,
SAUCES .,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Ct0Ans AND TOBACCO, - lodi
At whosesale and RETAIL
Purchasers are invited 10 call and sxsnine Tits
large and well selected stock Of choice goods.
Every article will be offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,h rF'H
Which cannot fail to give satisfaetion.
formerly Bates l. Wood,
40 Pennsylvania avenue,
may I3--itf opposite WillArd,s HOTEL
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

TIE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Rours.-Ths
quickest and safest route to the Northwest An
Southwest. Two through trAinb dstiy, and ons ..
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates u
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further apply at the et
nee Of the "Great Penpsylyanis Route, northeast
der National Hotel. Once open from :. m. 70 .
p n''on 'ona.y''ip R'r'ir. q. NORTON,
suG Agant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
The Rebels at Hrs.rst.,vn.

A correspondent thus describes the rebels
last occupation Of iiagcfstowh:
Nothing could baveexUeeded the Joy of the
Inhabitants, who rushed out by hundreds to
welcome us. Men, women and children
crowded around, our soldiers, and the head
quarters of General Fitzpatrick were besegcd
by throLg eager to see the youthful hero OF
our cavalry. "a .,n, .Erpg q ... .E.fr'b.s4If
The city has bcen stripped Of everything.
Not only were the stores emptied, but priysie
houses were searched, bohnets, shoes, ladies'
atparel-evefythlhg which the cupidity or
demofaiized army could dcsirc-was seized.
Hats and coats were taken from the hslls.of citi-
zens by officers who had been sharing the hoe
pitality of the owners, females iiisulted In their
own residences, and every liberty taken by all,
without regard to rank. ,.'l --t,,,J
Jeb. Stuart wss parndlug through the streets
yesterday grossly Intoxicated, aud whlstiing
"My Maryland" General Early called at the
house Of lady for glars Of water only 10 In
suit her, and SCORES or other officers disgraced
their rank by similar conduct. 'Ili
The citizens stats that the rebels rushed
through tho city this morning In tho widest
disorder. Ambulances were overturned, men
rushed frantically through tho streets, and
mounted oiicers dashed hurriedly TO and fro,
urging haste, lest our forces should be upon
them. Nearly q hundred rebels concealed
themselves In tho houses of Secession sympa-
thizers; but these were soon ferreted out by our
cavalry and placed under guard. .. %. . boo
During the occupation of Hagerstown BY the
rebels the most ridiculous statements were
made TO tho troopa- Last week they, were In
duced to believe that the Army of the Potomac
had been completely destroyed at Gettysburg
and was hastily retreatlpg upon Washington.
Next they were told that Johnston had rein
forced Pemberton and captured one half OF
Grants army, and yesterday staff officer rode
through their army with the news that the
Sixth Corps had been cut up and captured
that Banks had been overwhelmed, and that
the rebel flag waved over New Orleans. Every
subteriuge was resorted to for the purpose O
deceiying the rank and file; but the men coult
! not all be misled, and hundreds complained
bitterly In the absence Of their oficers. ,IrtG
Northern papers were seized as soon - the!
. appeared within the rebel lines and forwsrdet
I to headquarters, and few that found thei
: way into the houses Of citizens wero forcibl.
D taken from ladies engaged In, their perusal
The whole army was BUNDLED to the groun,
and reduced to the most abject subjectlon, an,
without any word Of complaint being uttcre,
In the hearing of officers. ''
In the houses Of some Of the loyal citlEen
A were found a number Of our men reporte
n killed. Among them are Capt. Snyder, OF XII
!. palrick's staff, slightly wounded, and sewers
line officers. Eight men were found sectete
8 in one house. b" % ..-. ~ I '.''l'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
70 N.

a THIS PAPER Is now ruRNpHED by CAR
PIERs TO sUBsCRIBERs IN THIS CITY AND
suaN o1o0ogTUWN AT SHIRTv CENTS PER
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
nlpo CHAMPAGNE,

Just lRi.OEIvEDi an invoice OF this highly sir
perior Wine, In quarts and piats. :. ....H %;
FAED. y. cOzNENa, 1s 81
,ya 81, 7s4su.H -f..rI ~ Solelmportsr,l
b. - Pesi. av., doors from Fourteenth 81
| Also, by same vessel, VERZENAY CABINET
and DRY 'vERZENAY, at reduced prices,
Jy2s-steod
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
4 sSESSORS' OFFICE,

II wAsHisaToN, July, 10, 1868.
This Ofiice having been informed that persons
having no income shove six hundred dollars sub
ject to tax are not required TO make any return,
This is to notify all sueh md all ntefested that
income for the wear 1852 no matter what aaount
that income may be. Said return to be made to
the Assistant Assessor Of the Division IN which
they reside, or to this office, No 4A Eighth street
west, near Pennsylvania avenue, without delay,
p. NJ. PEARSON,
iy2O-dAugI tinp urr Assessor for ID. r.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

% -Ths Oass q ne nsss..al nsIsslh
- ysvaaAa avsnss - p sersst. sB-.U /
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

FAtrH IN rnE GOVERNMENT. "A Democrat Of
The Jackson school, who recently died In this
vicinity, left hundred and seventy thousand
dollars In United States $40, 6's. 5's and GER
tifcatcs of Indebtedness. -Boston Trarscripf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

TIE DISEASES OF ERaoR.-(Les Maladies
peblishet Of ths shove work, do hereby promise
sHS II .s :spa is q s%. to az
sal The proper study or mankind Il Man. This
valuable work 10 issued and sent forth for the ben
language on all the diseases Of Error, Including
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indieesti6S,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, Impotcncy,
scriptions Tor their permanent cure, together with
much valuable Information. All who favor me
pie copy by return msil, free Of charge
Address John b. OGDEN, NJ D.,
my Ism No. 90 Nassau st., New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

|esssruction Of Naa2sHUss~s Bioehade
e Maskal %ep in . coanunlsstion dated y
lewt$t w inclpse copy Of tho rcpest
lom sCar Bin Case, syspectlng the drlvtDg
Athss on 60 sno,aoo., S9s1no subscqu( "
abandonment by her crew Of the steamer Kate,
Of the 18th Inst, at south end Of Smiths lslapa.
An atiempt .;uas -tnads abs -tha- pssohscetas
crew 10 get her anoat, under cover Of the guns
II the Slockadsrs, but without sucssss, and she
was subsequently burned. She Is reported to
nave vsen double screw, schooner-figgcd ron
stcamsr, with an assorted cargo Of rnerchan-
disc, and notorious blockade runner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
HOTELS.

TN II L A L B o N,
% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, =
Between 2lst and 92d streets.
BOARDING BY THE DAY Or WEEK, WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
I'm yMEAi1 AT ALI HoURs. a., r,-rrI
70 Give us . cali. ~ ''t.' '.'
je90-iy G. II. GILMAN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
2455
cosLlss ~ HOUSE, 24!

Pes,nsl ivanic arenue befloeen 1toel and 7ki,ieen
(Known as the GosLING REsTAURANT) Il
now completed and ready to accommodate Trsvel-
GiEAk BEpsi fThs Wili tksrsiore nske II one of
the most desirable places for Travellers and strsa
'''' W 'p THE RRsfAuRANr,
which Is well known one Of the best In the city
needs no advertising. This new enterprise COM
bined, the proprietor feels assured that whoever
will favor him with their patronage will leave his
establislment well satisfied. sFIH Nrn ft
7. s.-0entlemen wishing private rooms for din
uer parties can be accommodated.
GOSLING HOUSE-2a6, 241, 24s, Pennsylv ania
svenue, between Twelfth and Thirteepth strssta,
south aidA mAy11-eauA1o
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
DHYslCIAN AM. SURGEON.

A., d, ,RpGGLEs, NJ. p,, late Of New York, 10
STREET, where he may be consulted upon every
thing relating to siedicine and surgery. From his
extensive experience In the New York Hospitals
and in the army he feels warranted In pledging the
most judicious Treatment to all who may require
his services.
A. D. RUGGLES, NJ. d.,
jyi3-ims No. 446 Twelfth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
Race In BaItimers.

"A spirited trotting race came off on the race
course near Baltimore between Hickory, owned
by Mr.. George Finnegan, OF this city, and a
bay horse, not named, owned In Philadelphia.
Mr. Finnegaa's horse won in four well con-
tested heats. Tho arst heat was won BY Hick-
ory In 2.45.. The seo6nd, BY Hickory in 2.47l.
The third hoat was won BY the Philadephian
In S.60. The fourth and deciding heat was won
by Hickory, ids.47. We have no further par
ticulars Of the trot, which is said 70 have Gre
atcd considerable excitement among the patrons
Of the turf. 10 l,'-.. ~.