The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25

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From tho Gazette do France, June 8,
- the attitude Of H. Ain towards Peru b blamed
besn hfm and essrgetic shs had debts 70 re-
cover and has seized zoe security Of her dsbtors when
,evard, Europ,ans are as into sscosn Il must Be .d
mitted thas ne rigorous measures employed by Spain
are The enly methods possible.
The French Turf.
GREAT RACE Foa THE "GRAND PRIZE or PARIS
OR rae FRENCH .DeRBY'-HoRsEs OF ALL MA
TONS ADMiErsD-TRS ENGLISH ooNoUERoR, BLAIR
ArHoL DsTgATED BY FRENCH HoRsE-lNrENSs
sxclrEAaAr-NAreLEoN AND EudENIE ON THE
GRoUsD-THs HsPERoR sALUfEs THnovICr0R
WITH UNCOVERED HEAD, ETC.
Pstrs SUMNER MEETING.
from Gaiignans Messenger, June Z.
There races, established principally in consequence Of
and favored on both days with delightful weather.
In addition 10 the just mentioned the great feature
thrown open Of all countries, which Is not
usually case, all fiat in France, the preeent
the Continent. Tho experiment In that respect how
ever proved failure, only English horse besides
Blair kshol made his appearance.
Saturdav,s racing commenced with Q selling race,
which by an outsider, Fantasiste who was not
claimed a. the very moderate price OF one thousand
rarcs for which he might have boon had. The Prx de
Ia Nev9, which followed, proverbs was expected-a
certainty Soumse odds being laid her beating the
aed Notwithstanding defeat She received from Adavit
and Nept0 Brussels few days back At moment
during the race she however, lay distance be-
hind the rest aud two rash spectators trusting
too bndy to appearances offered two to against her
which was eagerly snapped up. minute later she
81" pleased The handicap seemed to puzzle the book
makers TO which should be made favore three No
receiving The preference by inrns Nobility. however
left OF with the call and proved to be the right one The
Prix de pEnpereur return match between Dollar
nd Ctpoda all and
the Empress great prze this spring 10 have been about
corect. Dollar then received seven pounds aud beat
peated victory difference OF one pound only by
neck. The Prx de pEte was won BY villafranca, who
was apparently tho for her fall at Chantiy
| last week Mortimer. who seriously injured by
accident yesterday rie better, and hopes are
now enter tanned Of his recovery.
The great event decided yesterday VIII long remain
glorious in the annals OF the French turf
France nobly avenged her defeat OF last year. and
Bar Atho PRIDE Of English horses the conqueror
conquerors has return home despoed Of his aurcs
ps,e for the Great Par Prize but viii
ect few meet contend together; international
one n egs, ao vss 70 Ds
greeted showed that feeling Of gratifed patriotism
was mingled with the satisfaction OF beating an
| adversary sport in which the latter aeknow-
lodged to stand pre- eminent Five horses only started
b these had already gained the highest honors
that il Is given the equine to attain, while
had accomplished the unique performance Of carry
ing of the prize uhe 0aks) in France and England
in following weeks. These, however, great they
be- had all succumb to a greater; and NJ Deamarres
vermouth has proved bis superiority in one OF the fair
est races In giving the names OF the probab
starters we mentioned that Yarmouth, who had made
but brief appearance in public, reported be
better Than mis- stable companion Bots Roussei.
statement was hard be believed bnt for
has proved 10 be right. No pretext can b. alleged
o quarter Q! mile from home they were running al
most abrelst with Vermou;h. and nothing prevented
their passing him but their inability to do 20 the
| and File de Pair, but without avail and Yarmouth
strobe or gradually Increasing, without aa Of lash or
ATTENDANTS and winning without an effort by two clear
| iencths.
those who witnessed IT, Shouts OF Joy raised by at
hundred thousand voices and repeated and
over again. The whole Of spectators rushed for
ward to welcome the victor, and 1t only with the
difficulty that an opening could be made for the
passage and The Empero,s ,oho present,
uncorered The ,cinner wa1ed rdx me ira
In the ring behind tho stand the excitement even
greater bouquets were thrownvrom the gallery and stair
hands with each other as means Of giving vent to their
delight and full quarter OF an hour eapsed before the
last cheers were heard and the emotion had somewhat
received congratulations OF the Emperor his
S.n n ss was rns @
given by the Emperor then brought out aud exhibit
tho whole Of the stands filed with brilliant array
Of ladies' Mile Isabelle Appeared for the frs. time
which IS remarkably handsome and tasteful. Yer
mouth is by the Nabob and vermelle his only pre-
temps at the Paris spring meeting when he cut down
soumse Ncpto, Bayard and Civitv in o most pit,less
manner having 10 front from 6rst 10 last without
| being once overtakep.
The other events yesterday consisted OF selling race
which brought almost the starters 10 the
Prix du Mont vaerien OF the previous day the result
the same, Fantaisise and Cours again coming in
first and second The winner was bought in by his
owner 3,1llf being Gilt the price for which
he entered be sold The Prix des Pavicns whicn
followed contsnded for by two horses only and
proved victory for Stradela The handicap
next by Heurlys aud then the great OF the
day. the proceedings being terminated by the Prx du
Conseil General this event was won by Baron Darius
AstrOlabe which was, however, distanccd for having
Antnous at the ulsn and the latter declared
The following are tie details OF the running
Tie Grand Prix dc Paris OF 100 o00f and work OF
countries. Entry 1,oOof ooof forfeit, or 5cOt only Il
declared The second to receive 10 o00 from the entries
and the third 5ooof Weight colts ITO lbs; hles, LOT
lbs Distance about 600 metres one mile and seven
furlongsN 126 subs.
| NJ Deiararro's c. vermouth (Kitchener) .......
Mr. rAnson's Blair Athol (cnalloner) ......... 2
~. Deapsrre's c. Bots Roussel tFatmsnl. ...... 3
Count dc Iagranges & File de lAr tEdwards). o
Earon ~ de Rothschilds Baronello fFrench).
| Eetiing TO 4 on Blair Mhol to against File do
lAr; to1 against Bos Rousse IS to each against
Yarmouth and Baroneo.
AFTER oapitsi start Yarmouth went awny with the
lead followed By Bois Roussel. Baronello coming next
then File de fair, and Blair Athol last Before reaching
the windmill Bots Roussel fell back and lay along
side the English horse and File dc Pair went forward
and took second place. Along tho road the position re.
interval OF clear length between EACH On topping the
| bill File de fAr had passed Yarmouth and obtained
the lead Barouello falling to the rear and Blair Athol
and Bots Roussel running side by side the
Vermouth. As the horses down The incline,
past the chateau they became lost to sight behind
the mass Of SPECTATORS, but again emerging into
view at the corner, vcrmouth had recovered his lead,
while Blair Aho and File de PAIR running abreast
a. his saddle In that position they came along the
straight and on nearing the stand tho Jockeys OF the
two ayores huding they could not overhaul Yarmouth
began to their whips all efforts wore however
useless Nermouth not only maintaned his advance but
Increased at every Stride passing the post hands
ty0 I'm ieh.
Ing length in advance OF File de Pair, Bots Rousse
bad fourth and Baronolo nth Fills de Pairs jockey
not having returned scee she disanccd and the
third money awarded 10 Bots RousseI.
Tho value Of the takes to the winner l55 ,o5or,
with n silver vase
Time, three minutes and half.
Joe Coburn and Jem Mace-The Match
Made.