The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

The second horse Vas .Mr Aerry's, the Prmale, and
tbs third, Count Bsihyanys Azeppa; both Ensliel
honsea
The best French horss the race Augusts bclongn,
70 Coun lagrange, the OF tho famous 0adiatcur
only came in bad fourth; that this year the Eng
ish stables had II al their own way bclicve pro
dcted that Ceyon would win; but II said the English
had never yet won the great Paris prize was mistaken
gained in 1862 the year OF It's foundation, by
English horse, Mr.. Saviles Ranger In 1854 Mr. Della
mares Vermont, ou.sider' scarcely in tho betting
list beat both Blair Atho tho Of the Derby and
File dc rAr the winner Of the Oaks This victory set
the French dclrious with Joy raised their stables
once 10 the pinnacle Of racing fame IL In that vcr-
mont OF English blood trained by English trainer
and ridden by English Jockey. He born French
SOIL fed on French grass hay and OATS and belonged TO
French owner and these facts gave tho French far
better excuse for boasting that they had beaten
the English In Of their great national
sports, than did tho cricket match won by
the Paris Club about tho samo time. and
equally boasted OF by the Paris press the editors
Of which do not know bat from ball ignorant
that all the members Of the Paris Cricket Club without
exception, are Engshmen.
In 1883 the now famous Gladiateur won the prize
beating tho Derby winner Of the year, Lord cden 1t
STOOD therefore, Sunday morning last that the Eng
II was we'll known at tho Paris Jockey Club that the
English horses this year the best bus the OF
the French public TO the with The idea that
French horses could not possibly DO beaten, and
terribly disappointed with the result
In the weighing ground when the horses were led
round Ceylon observed TO walk little lame and
good many bets were made against him consequence
The fact he had bruised Of his hooks In the steam
or while crossing over from Fokestone and several peo.
pie had advised the Duke OF Beaufort not 10 let him
run. but the latter confident In his horse and
especially in his wind that he resolved him all
hazards. The French say, now, that II Auguse,
who kept the lead for good while. had shicd
within hundred yards OF the winning post, he might
perhaps have won l suspect, however, he shied be.
cause he sick Of his work. They say the Jockey
club has lost much thirty thousand dollars by the
fact OF Auguste coming in fourth instead OF third
II terrible blow 10 the French not only have
the prize but that French horse should have been
much as placed. The Duke OF Beaufort nets much
f10 900 sterling By the prize and entries alone say
nothing o his bets, which arc believed 10 ba very
The okst d'a,t given by the Emperor which, In sport
ing language rs called cup, In reality n Of large
sze. Is shaped something Ike the Warwick and
made or gllt and oxydised silver. lhe girth h
Inentcd with hunting scene In alto relieve, and
stags one lying and the other at bay form the handles
In the centre s An escutcleon bordered with oak
branches on which is engraved Grand prize Of
Paris ls6o, given BY the Emperor" The vac was
executed BY the Emperors goldsmith. The Empe
ror, who Inspected ths when 10 placed
pedestal IN the front of his tribune Just before the
great csme OF, publicly expressed his admiration
Of H. No doubt some who road this will the
many years hence carefully preserved heirloom NJ
the Duke OF Beanforts splendid country house at Bad
mngton, near Bath.
The weather, which has been extremely untoward
almost all the month cleared up dclightfnlly for
races Prom Nh early hour the aristocrary and hour
gcois ~ Paris poured through the alleys Of the Bo do
Boogne which s At this season greenest aud most at
tract,e There was every variety Of vehicle from tho
dcms, phaeons, and the fashioned carriages made
TO show OH the bonnets and shoulders of ladies' rolled
rapidly on Foot passengers we're hardly more numsr
oos Than those who drove in brilliant cquipase~
vsry fsy ksvS. The lower casses u raTs know and
very little about hor-e racing. and general rule
indcscrhsble LUXURY Of the higher ciaSssa 4
French journalist Justly remarked 10 me that Il 10
only tho road to EPSON YOU see the principle Of
equaliy fuzzy carried OUT ooud not help observing
on Sunday that tho few workmen whom paw going 10
the raoes seemed ehsplailsn and A. " coxsd by tho
LARK In any quarter Fun waz nsysr drcamt df, Tor
thac ia no ioi,y In respectable French ero~d In.
sought, and of that there was plenty. Ths whole u
the road 70 Lonsehsnps rcsenbed scene panted for
theatre; and there could be preisr deer than the
racing ground, with lis chAles old windmill tower
tic bridges artificial vules and Tho and wood
70 front, and the hills Of ~ Cloud and Surssnss FOR
In the reserved ground about the grand and the
Imperial tribune collected thAs mixture
called the sshlonsbls world ai Paris Mrs r., . bpto.
rious a.rcse now, before her marriage undoubed
member u tho d>sst wosds, formed ID. centre u
group Of dsDgHished bricf celebrities politicians
and know not wh6 eisc many u whom sere English
and IN all probability rcpresentcd Lords and Commons
THIS lady, whose gorgeous dies worth al least yo
hunaIra uonsIa, ana NoIs on hef heah Sfcrh pounds
of dyed red hair. was got up by the mnsr drcs
maker and eoineur the greatest ladies, such the
Princess Met,orDch and Princess de Chlmsy aud talked
to the gentcfnen they talk ed to heard her boast to
Coun, Bahyany that she had ssyeBfy-nse thousand
francs In bet, but Afterwards hoard u vas not
true and that IL her habit talk IN that way shortly
nflarw hor having eIritsd Il
intimaied 70 her that she must retire from the
weighing ground. To which u u agalna the rule Tor the
d>mi-Hsade ~ be admfied, and she thereupon went
acfozs tie course 10 her Carriage, where like many
other oeicbues Of the same class abe had hampers ~
champagne aud eaisblcs 70 dissrbus u nrmaroas ad
mirer
The great Jew nnaneis,s RothsrLid and rer.rs, ~to
Who do not sak, were elbowinz esh o,her under Tho
Emperor balcony, aud near them the young red
hared Duke Of Hamilton, HAron Hzu anlAnn The Dpss
OF Pergny ~ foald and host of great functlonsras
The l@dlsa drc~s~s-I speaking of tho real
oya.d sde--were semetlllng dazzling. her.
medium between short Ie not reaching boos the
calf and trans couple of yards Iona lady Who
traed hundred pounds worth u sk and lac along hs
gravel Vas by no means snsuaf.
But me horses we're rsfer than have svr s@sn them
at Longchsmps The thTcs nfat placed ssrv iEoompar
ably superior 20 all tho othsn but u them
anything Ike - beautiful - Ylls de iAr Bl4r Alioi
/ never .4~ The Emperor looking bstt~r He seemed
unusually oyoas aud sHabe bat perhaps the reason -as
that he bad slbg by Lla AIDE lnsprrisi ggsstths
Grand Ducbes. Mare u Rass s--and no Knows bot
ter than sspoeoa III ho~ 70 psy attention d dis,n
gssbed vistor.
Tue Impress 10 lea. ~sn looking than abe she
shows her tbirty.nne years crossing pnny about %.
eyes aud her cheeks nov fsll Ike d0ubie chin
The Prince Imperial also 10 the Imperial bor He
scoonpsn ed ~ ays boys a he o.n sgs, soss 4
Dr C0nnesa 1eBsr.I tieary and The lAis Gsnsrs Zap
Thess lads all appeared % b. the cossst tsrrns
of Intimacy With him sn1 IN no xay ovsra~ed ~ tho
II4sin0gs oompssy about thsm. nsey All sirsddisd
stone bsisstrads hoped ~ aud d0~n Stairs,
frsked about the sand and msds themselves dny
- . -t Of nttis sveeps
The Grasd duchess Naris, ubo. By the ~sy, 80
brought fryt the Grand Hotel w The kmprc~s pTsoI
.orompsar ~ 10 ionxctsmp~ By ksr t-o asnsbtsfs
the Prnc@s Eugenis of fSgehts0bers and ia. young
Coants~p Dc str-aBo1. E her tsash yeAf f0f "A
iaslri0es lsdy made tvo love maichaa Her efss bus
band ~ Enssns B~sahsrnsis an onesr 10 The
kmy.fOr Scholss' Gussd and her s~oud had b~aa in
her ssfyiss IN the capsslty u eqssfry n saLns
Tie Princes honssI kor.sko 81 lrs bses y.sissdAy
for The from Temporary pscs ef feft~d y.
tlrsfnenL Sbs TIE stand tbs otserved ~
All 0lissfyess, owing W . DsS tran u csiesI* unsd
iAc slk bofdsred With ia ru~es, -hrb sba fAsled
at.r her Hsg yArAs, aiso of hsc, 9TH hss ngsai
sdofnm~nt~ aaa tie boots n ths sssr, sth Zee
ross - each ns,sp.
The recosds u he ASH this ss~~son vel
seasoned uIth sensational crimes IN 70. kAsvrs
been oonvicSnd u gganisg eve ~ hss csi1ires.
after The Other, sbsn us acsiss@ inrcssna vsss