The New York herald., 1865-05-03
The English Turf.

NIwNARKEr CRAVEN CcuRsE, Arm Io.-SwursrAxss
sst Ii H. T s.yioiS: sV and upsards. sss t. the
winner to DO sold for 100 sova IL demanded, &C
Mr. R Ten Broock's That's, by King Of rrumps, 4yn,
Mr. ". Days Roarsr, Syrs Ist. iib Is. Adamsj. Z
" g. Angel: eolSyloct., syn, & Il il iic:;c:i
Mr. MAYORS Island Chief yrs st. ID. (viney)...
LORD E5 samfold Tsss.s @ rSSch
BetiinsI to asains. That's, to each ss.n.,
F.geoes and RoaEer II 10 against Island Chief, and
Goldylooks with slight lead made the running into
tho cords when be was headed by Thais, Roarer and
Sallet, who abreast 10 half way up, when the
favore drew away and easily by lengths three
quarters Of length separated the second and third
geoet sixth, and Island Chief last Mr. w. Day claimed
the W nner
The Column stakes Of so sovs each h. IT,, for ayr.
ods colts, st 10 To- and st. lb for the produce Of
mares covered In 1861 those got by stations of
mares that never produced . winner allowed h.; II
Mr. Ten Broeck's ch. Jack o. Lantern by stockwei,
8st 10 ID. CFordham). ..................
Lord BradtOrds b. 9. salpnctes s ST. lb. tslb.) u.
Lord Porismouths b. c. sydmonton, ST. ! ib isibj
Mr. c. AIcxandcr's b. Pampa. St b. i:6arps
Count Bathyany's b. c. Tusculanum, st. Ib. (3 lb)
sir W Buicicy': Don basio, s. h. Is 6
Mr. ssvilcs b. Haarlem, St lb Is ibj iEd.aii:i
BErrIsc-2 TO against Sapinctes, To each against
sydmonton and Jack o. Lantern, to against Don Ba-
silio to against Harlem and 10 TO against Tuscula
mum.
Tusculanum lying in the centre made play, closely
attended by Don Baiio salpinctes Sydmonton Jack
o. Lantern, into the Abingdon mile bottom, where the
first nam retired, and the running was taken up by
Don Basilio who carried into the cords where no
was headed by Jack o. Lantern, salpinctes and Lord
Porsmouths colt between VIII ch three excellent
ensued, Jack Lantern winning cleverly by half length
Q length and half separated the second and third Tus
cuanum was bad fourth, Don Basio NTH and Haarem
next
NgwxARKr CRAVEN COURSE Aram 2o-supscRprIoS
PLATE OF SO sovs for 3-yr olds and upwards Weight
for age The winner to be sold for 300 sovs for 100
Mr. Ten Brocck's Canzonctte, by Fandango, 8 yn,
sst lib (fi60) (Fordhamj Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. A. Hcathcotos Baloruock, yrs, ssI 6lb. tsiso)
Baron Rothseiiid: Sister 70 EvciIna yrs o.t LIB.
Ms Lo@Gers weaver, yr; ost lib tsiSo, IL Co
Mr. 4 s,ephsnscn; Trufss yr., c.t lib jisiiiSoj
Count Bsiiiysnys Nucleus yrs, s. Sb iiijo a
Mr. Bsiseas B. by chars:;cn-v.roua, yi; ss
Mr. MAYORS Equinox, yn, Ss Gb. tssooj tchailo.
BETTING TO .s.ns. balornoci 70 asain.. CAM.
.onste, and TO ssains, Sister 70 Eveiina. ~
The favoT,e In the centre the rs away and with
Nucleus, Canzonetie, Sister 70 Evena came In ad-
they entered the dip Fordham headed the Counts horse
and with Sister 70 Evcna In attendance reached the
leaders dozen strides RON home who Immediately cut
IT, leaving Canzonette 10 finish the winner by length
There were three lengths between the second and third
Nucleus was fourth, Weaver NTH Equinox sixth and
Trinket next The Verona colt was last Mr.. Heath
cote claimed the winner
India.
The Bombay mall lalrcady teegrsphed) Ia received By
The Scotia
private telegram direcs from Calcutta, dated April
10, reports The import market quiet and irregular,
but no panic Exchange On London lower "a Nd
~ bombay, same date, cotton was tending downward
China.
snAScuAn, March 0, 1855.
TAPPING Is reported 10 have been captured Hang.
Chow and Zing-Chow Foo have revolted against tho
Chinese government Tea unchanged. Exchange
6s 4hd
CANTON, March 10, 1895
shrtings and twist unchanged. Exchange g. sIsd.