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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
An Australian Racehsrse for the English
Tart.

An Australian Racehsrse for the English
TART
We learn from the Sydney Sporting LIFE Of March rs
that Mr. TAFT Is contemplating sending his colt, The
Barb England order that the sbest colt bred
In Australia may try his speed against the best horses
in she old country Every person who takes an interest
In the colonial turf viii DO glad 10 see Mr..
TAFT carry his intention into effect and will
heartily wish him success No horse bred in
Australia has yet been raced In Great
Britain and should The Barb BE- shipped At sydney and
landed safely in England, his appearance the Eng
lsh turf would be OF uncomfortable interest
in the sporting world The only Australian bred horse.
so far - We know. for which . similar honor
contemplated was Sir Hercules the sire Of The Barb
and his breeder Mr. G smith, In Sydney had gone 20
far TO take passage for his colt when two years Of
age and had his boz made and fitted for the voyage.
The death Of Mr. Smith prevented this intention being
realized just previously 20 the departure Of the
that 10 have conveyed Sir Hercules England,
Mr. Smith expired suddenly, and the whole Of his
valuable horses sold n the colony. Seeing tho
good SIR Hercules has done SIRE both in New
South Wales and this colony We need not regret that
the experiment Of sending Australian colt 10 England
was not made at that time, but shall be exceedingly
pleased 70 hear Of Mr. Tait sending homo Of Sir
Hercules sv<1~rn1~ ss~<N-~s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

Commodore b. l. Totien, detached from the Naval
Asylum ~ PhsdeIpha on the 30th Of June next, and
placed o. waiting ordcrS
Captain Dominick LYNCH, detached from duty a.
Naval Storckecper a Philadelphia Navy Yard on the
3oh Of June nex and ordered TO report that day
the Naval Asylum ~ Philadelphia
Lieutenant Commander J. =. skirrett, detached from
the Naval Rendezvous at Warrington D. c. and ordered
70 report the LIST Of June next for the command Of
the naval Apprentices ship st Portsmouth
Assistant surgeon r. w. windsrlick, detached from
the Naval Hospital At Pensacola Fia and ordered 70 the
receiving ship Vermont ~ New York
Acting Ensign J. c. Lord, detached from the New
Hampshire and granted leave Of absence for honorable
discharge
Commander Aaron ". weaver, ordered TO command Of
the Naval Rendezvous n washingon the 25ih inst
Lieutenant Commander W. w. Henderson, ordered 70
the naval apprentice ship Portsmouth.
= Acting Ensign J. b. Russell, ordered TO the New
HsmpshireL
Acting Second Assistant Engineers VIM I. sioat and
Geo ". Kidder, ordered 70 the susquehapna
Acting Master X 7. WYATT has been honorably dis
charged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

caicAoo, May %, 1897.
me Senatorial excursion party, for omana ans
plains, arrived hers to-day a soon, and len W.
north western Railroad a. three o'clock ns a'ssn'~
rhe psrsy expect 70 be gone soms wsskA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
The French Tarf-Rae!ss for the ChantiIly
Z Prizes.
rrom the london rimes, Nay ls.l

CuAxrnIY Cou RsE, PARIs Nay 16-ihs OF princI-
nal interest on Ii 10 day W. the Prix dc Courtsu
three year old horsss and which brought out the
post and quite settled any prstensons that Soouque
Fambant had for the Derby. Soouque only arrived ~
Chsnty from John SCOTS q Nation the day previous
and finished actually last The other races are fully
described below. The weather cold and windy, but
the ground was In good going order
PAR % IA MoRIAYE Of 40 sova, for threeyear old
nllIee which have never won received 10 sovs for
second. Entrance sovs. each, ~ EST Z lba
each One mile and quarter.
Count y Dc Lagrsngss Iris, By vsntrs st. Gris-Mhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

CnAsLrsror May 80 1867
General sickles leaves Charleston so- morrow for
Raleigh, 70 meet President Johnson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
Park Theatre, Brooklyn,

dramatic version Of Fra Davolo under the title OF
The Brgand, was given 1t the Park theatre last even
ing. The aftsrpece hswever, was tho piece de rens-
ance and in Il full scope was given for exhibiting the
powers Of the company. Miss Alice Benedict won new
laures for her mpersonaton OF Paul the Pet Of tho
Petcoats, comic but somewhat broad drama, and Was
ecorcd for her singing, also Miss Laura Queen
Messrs heslayer and Chppsndale were also cast In good
r5ls, and rendered Thorn successfully and satsafae
factOrily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

81 Paul., May 90, 1857
George haver and Mrs = n stubbs, from Michigan.
were drowned In Lake ninnehaha on Monday. while
ssssnpsIns V cross ths lake.
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a N U Q E N E N 7 8,
Ao.deuy Or n usIc, brooklyn.

Ncad0Wy d Mu69cs Bf00kIy0.
The thsatrs-going community Of our sister City u
Churches seem determined TO avail themselves tho
few remaining opportunities 10 enjoy the acting Of Mrs
Maggie Mitchell before her departure for Europe Isss
night abs enacted Marie in the Pearl Of Savoy 10
thronged house. and was frequently and enthusiastically
appauded for her in giving animation 10 drama
which, literary effort Il hardly worthy Of plaoe
in any theatrical repertoire The piece was elegantly
mounted, and Miss Mitchell well sustained By the
other members Of the company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
Kelly a. Lean. nrIm.trels.

queue of anxious patrons keeps Mr.. Parks hands
busy every night this establishment and hundreds Of
upurned faces witness the terrific" flight Of the cork
dyed Japanese from the roof 70 the Ag& Broad grins
the result Of Eph Horn and Nsse esyaours extava
gancea The coryphess and dusky danssases still dis
port themselves In Cinder-Leon and all 60 away IN The
best Of humor at ten sharp each night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
TIVE CHAMPION CHESS nkrcu-rM NEW YORKER STILL

PM ApnSnA, May 90, 1867.
The chess match, nnh game, lasted over six hours,
when Rsichsm resigned Mckenzie has nov won four
games
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
San Fra.cisce MinssreIs.

The burly Birch, the meodous Wambold, the ssdsts
Berssrd and the comic Backusst draw like Quadrupls
magnet patent oorkscrew - double team on raosG
DAY. The imperial japanese troupe imported expressly
from No. SsS Broadway, tho African ballet and the Fly
ing scud are still on the boards and will b long
their patrons capable Of laugh. The trouble CON-
mences Ct eight The cheerful burlssQues'' imnsdi-
stsly follow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

"a sh.sa, Fismoant ~as anh. jest y kcnt OF Mos
5ekh; and seulouque the sbeotu<e -.
ri, ~. Do Oalss Ds FEa DU koss Of - as4, Sivs9 oy
countries; year olds and upwards Entrance sovs.
sacn, D. r. year Odds, 7st lib. year olds, 9st
co year ods lost lib o year olds end aged, los.
-, Dsoovss sepnora, BY Fiorin-Honsymoon, years,
= aSh Ub.. ................
De'atres Ango-Saxon, years, 10st lib ........
count r. do Lagranges Pslestrina, years, 7st l1b
~ ~ Lemaltre's Nemrod, years. 7st lib. ....... o
Betting. Even on Ango-Saxoa. who made the run
when Kitchener brought up Sephoa, and the two ran
together TO the winning post the judges nat being
favor Of sephora by short head; bad third.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

WELLINGTON RACEs-FIRsT DAY
The nrs day running OF the Wellington races came
on yesterday on the HUT course.
TEE JOCKEY Clue PLATs-Value eco, added 10 sweep
stake Of three sovereigns each, p p. Open 20 al
horses that have never won public money. Weights,
agra old, 8st. yrs, sst yrs., lost yrs, and
aged, lost. 6lbs Two miles
Mr.. C Fawns b. g. Balrownie 9 yrs, lost 8lbs..... /
Nj. ". welchs 9. g. Sauntersr, yrs, lost.
Mr.. W. Hannahs &. T. Willow Holme, yrR, Get.
Mr. John Fuller's s. Robin Hood, ys, 0st
Asssra Brown 4 Ross b. m. Brown Duchess, yrs,
HuTr PARK SrAKEs-Vaius f40, added 70 . sweepstake
OF sovs each, p D. Open 70 all horses Weights, 9
yrs old. 8st 7bs. 4 yrs 9st Tbs. yra lost
yrs and aged lost 7lbs. Heats twice round the
course.
Mr.. W. L. Dorsets br. g. Volunteer, aged. lost
:. Us. ............. !
Nj. W. welch's b. g. Rangitoto, aged, lost. 7bs.
Mr. G. Donovan's g. 6. Rowdy, aged, lost 7lb.... o
M John Smiths ch g. Scotchman, years, l0st
TIE SURPRISE srAKEs-vaue &26 added to = sweepstake
Of sovs each pp Open to oil horses Gentlemen
riders Weights, yrs. old, 9st yrs, lost
milea
Mr. G. Fawns' b. g. Balrownie, oyrs.............
Nj. W. l. Dorsst's br. G Volunteer, aged
Mr.. Fuller's r. m. Old Kit, aged.
LICESsED VICrUAILERs' PURsE-Value ESQ, added 10 Q
swsepsake Of sovs each, Up. Catch weights. 2
miles
Mr.. J. Daysc m Policy, four years. ...........
Mr. G Fawns' e. T. Heather Bell, years.
Mr.. w. Welch'sb 6. Rangit0to aged.
Mr.. W. Hannah's 6. T. Willow Holme, years.
Nj. John Fuller's G. Robin Hood, years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

Hibernian drama Of 'intsnse interest, entitled
McMuroughs Sword, In whsh number OF the chivalry
Of tho Emerald Isle vent paasoosm and anti-ADgoism
70 alarming extent takes possession Of the boards ~
this popular east side establishment this week. Tony
sings songs the Dozen the ballet Ia charming %
ever the homeless wonder performs extraordinary fsats
and the rest Of the programme varied and amusing
aver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
Grimm 4 Christy's Minsereis.

TO Judge from the numerous audiences which nightly
bsstow their plaudils upon the performances Of tho
above celebrated troupe dEEAtope, Christy & GrinnS
Mnstres will long continue 70 hold the award Of popu
larisy which seems by almost unanimous accord, 70 Be
allotted 70 them numerous audience were in attend
sncs last night each member Of which seemed fully TO
recognize the truth Of the old adage that "a hearty
laugh the best Of medicine" George Christy as usual
kept the house in . roar and Griffin, Burbank FREQ
Abbott and Boycs contributed their duo quota 10 the en-
tovc torA ha auAiancA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

Betting5 70 against New STAR 70 against Perette
70 against Mutt d'Ett 70 against Lsxovenne, and
70 against Ira Lexovenne made the running, fol.
lowed BY Nsita and Iris 70 the reservoir turn, when
Nislia took the lesd with Lexovienne and Foranthe
we'll up and they ran 20 into the dip whom Nisita vas
beaten ana Lexovenns held the lead 70 the distance,
when she passed BY Count Dc Lagrangcs pair who
came and won easily, Iris passing the post length
and half In front Of her stable compassion New Star
WAS fourth and Bountiful nth.
Pax IN CouRuurL Of 12o sovs, for year old colts
which have never won 20 received that amount
second. Entrance sova each, IN Sst lib each.
One mile snd quarter.
n. schicklsr's DEscurial, by the Nabob-Boug-i -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

Betting III 70 against fculcurou, 70 against Sou
louque, 6o against Champion, 6to against Fsm-
bani, ; 70 against LEscuris,. soon aftsr starting
Champion rushed 70 the 'front.' and took Iced Of three
four snsths followed BY Fontsnarose, soulouqus,
ourou took second place. and In the srseht went up
70 Champion and appeared 70 be winning easily ~ the
distance when Heslop brought up LEscusial with
rush uss the OF the sand end clsvsry ~
length and uA6: hafa length between The sseonS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
Buckeye Races NJ CIncinnati.
rrwrrvv srv Mar An

CINCINNATI, May 90, 1851.
The Buckeye races were well attended to-day There
were two In the nt Il selling race dash Of
and thrss-quartsr miles, for all ages, for purse Of
$3oO) eight horses started and the BY W.
r. Cooks Colonel Grigsby-time, 3:1lk. The horse
was sold for $500 For the second race two mile heats
for all ages, purse $500. Alexander entered Ansel,
Whaley entered Weldon's Billy Conner Ansel dis
tauced Conner In the FIRST heat--time. BOX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

rho sensation for the present week at this cosy and
popular place Of amusement the sids-spltting bur
ssqus on the imperial Japanese troupe, which ID ~
essvsd nightly with the applause Of large anA DO
lighted audience Tho amazing feau Of Hoolsy's
japanese troupe create in their way real sensation
among the audience and the piece passes on IN The
smoothest manner possible. Auliigan, Hughes and
Reed In their comicaltss, continue nightly 70
provoke uirshful applause and are always encored
Nsssr Stewart and Parker. oogsss. the latest 40
esssions 70 the star troupe and have met with grss,
fayor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

LAnIDs ASSOCIATION, May M.-FTst raoe-stake for
four year oIds two nile heats, four TO NIL and three
10 stArt.
+ q. Moore entered 6. Q. stonewan Jackson, BY
Lightning, dam Edith, By Sovereign. ...........
A. Waddle entered b. c Toby Drum, by Hurricane,
dam Mode. BY imp. 0nua. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
B y Hutchinson entered ch Evangelne, by
imp Eclipse, dam Prunslla. by Glencoe dis
Time, 3:l7-3:66k.
SANE DAyPurse for $500, for eli ages, with 100 lbs
up mile heats
W III Renfro entered b. m Mammona. BY
Sovereign. dam Miriam by Glencoe. aged. i
q Leonard entered Oh. h Ringmaster, by
Ringgold, dam Minnie Mansneld, by Glen
coe years old. Observation-Disclosures q
q ton dam Miss Hshifoos, yesis Old. gro.
A Waddle entered Dr. b. Nat Allen, by Big
Boston, dam Mode. By imp 0nus, years
old Observation-Disclosures dis.
Time, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

House, 81 Louis.
Dan Bryants farewell appearance The 2stb ii NE
Arch Philadelphia, was an immense succesa He ap-
psared In six different characters.
Tho Sea Of Ice oils the walnut Philadelphia tLN
week. Joseph Jefferson win succeed IT,
Harz Is doing well al the Concert Hall, Philadelphia.
Mra Lander nee Miss Jean Davenport, appeared for
the last the role Of Queen Ezabssh 81 the Phila-
dslphIa Academy on the 9th.
Theodore Habsmann Is about 10 make debut In Eng
lish opera with the RIehings troupe.
Robert Goldbeck played 81 Crosby's Music Hall, CAi-
cago, on the 27th.
Naguire's Imperial japanese troupe lsecond par,yb
opened n Crosby's Opera House on the Attn.
Charles Kean appeared the Prince Of wales theasrs
Liverpool on The 10th inst, for the as time q HAmeA
Mrs D. p Bowers viii conclude her Cleveland engage
mont on June II.
James W. waIlsok and r. l. Davenport are pIayiae
this week in Providsnce, r. l.
Mr. Robert Butler will open with nne variety COM
pany At Mschancs Hall tBryants) on Junsa
Miss Julia Dean gave matinee Of Leah the Fonahsa
1t the opera House, Leavsnworh, on The 2sth.
The German opera troupe 1t the Chestnut Phisdsl-
pha, gave the Hugucno.s on the 2ssh inst The drs-
matte company Of the theatre win bring out osndnhon
June2
The great Musical Festival q stsinway Ball VIII CON-
mcnce on June q with the oraiero Of the hssan
Tue charming comsdisnas Miss Lossa /" p@yms"
Rochester this week.
The Aneshsnlans and Swiss bell ringers we're IN New
ark this week.
Az the Brooklyn matinee Of the 'spanese % sna.y
merit each Of the sndisacs will Be pfsseh'se ~" -
Righssr cards =.
u.s ss,,,s U.ct,sy 10 playing In the Black Crook -
Nasurs,s opsrs House. San francisco. and 'ns .sfu'
-, $50. |. ,hs black Rock st the Metropolitan IN
the name city. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-19

I West INDIES. Dispatches via Havana say
that another negro rebellion is imminent in
Jamaica. Four hundred negroes, disciplined
.pdarmed, were awaiting an opportunity for
demonstration against the whites in the Par
ish Of St. Thomas in the East. Government
officials were on the alert.
Prince Salm Salm, of the staff of the late
Emperor Macmillan, and who after the death
Of the latter, was, sentence to seven years
imprisonment, has arrived at Havana from
Vera Cruz in company with the Prussian NJ IN
ister and Others on their return home from
Z Mexico. The body, of Macmillan has been
delivered over. to Admiral Tegethof, and is
expected to arrive at Vera Cruz by the end OF
: the month.
jig The story of the destruction Of life on the
title. West Indian Island Of Tortola, appears
now to be dscredited on all sides. From the
late, advices received from Havana. tits evident
that the earlier reports were greatly exagger-
ated. -
Intelligence has been received in Havana
that St. Domingo city had been destroyed. No
"details whatever are furnished yet. At King
ston. severe shocks of earthquake were expert
enced on the llth and 18th about noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-19
COMMUNICATED.

CHARITY CONCERT The preparations for
the Charity Conccr, arc going on, | am pleased
to find, earnestly. Passing Liberty Hall, yes
terday, stepped III and found persons husly
engaged in j thorough sweeping and sclubalns.
The railing which formerly divided the audto-
rum has been removed, which places the whole
audience in the same ca!i2ory: in TACT the seats
in the rear Of the Hill are preferable as regards
the sound as we'll as sight. The axom that
distance lends enchantment to the view is
certainly true as regard, position in Liberty
Hall The object of the concert commeuds it
to every phiIanthropist, and should receive the
support of our entire community. a full house
viii relieve our City Treasury materially, and
will place the means immediately in the hands
of the proper authorities to relieve the poor
whom we have always amongst us, under
stand tina; the gentlemen who have the tickets
to dispose of are using every effort to make 1t
a complete success. All must bid them God
speed HOWARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-19

80 CoNsTTUTIoNALITY OF THE . ADDITIONAL !"
SEssIoN.-This is becoming a question, Mt
only with members Of Congress, but with the
fnanciers and capitalists, who are deeply inter
ested Although the Attorney General did
mot write the opinion published few days ago,
it seems to have made profound impression.
The correspondent of the New York Herald, al
luding to this subject, says:
The meetings which have been held since the
4thday of March have beer, 1T is said at variance
with the terms of the Constitution, and . &c
coming together Of Congress on the 2lst, r,c+ =
no less illegal. Since the pubcat:, op 81 th Is
late opinion attributed to the Attorne - Gon v".
al members of the Senate md T,oyys ei have
discovered some doubts as 60 the legitimacy ~
the extra sessions. TIE subjer;t is now bsine
pretty generally csanvassed A number q
members OF 18th Houses Dow admis the un
constitute Quality of their n lettings. Although
this .act is acknowledged is believed no opposi
uon will be made to the approaching meeting
BY flourish OF tru,npets it is expected Con
gress will endeaVor to divert the public atten
ton from question of such vital Importance
and so emphatcaIy subversive Of the poltica
riety the Radicals are continually preaching.
Respecting the legality Of the organization o
the House, the question is put, whether MIR
sColfax is really the Speaker of the House O.
Representatives, or chairman Of a se!f-constitu
ted legislative 1ribunal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-19

MARSHAL O'DoNNELL, OF SPAIN. Marshal
ODonnel is dead. For mere than 90 ye ars he
was one of the principe, figures in tn . chang
ing and checkered 'cene of Spanish p, ,litIcs.-,
Entering the '4nish army at an early age he
served with distinction through the Carllst
war on the; side of the Queen. In 1.s40 he
was ex' ed with the Queen mother. Three
years later be assisted to overthrow EsE nrteroo,
ar. ii was rewarded with the Governor 6 eneral-
ship Of Cuba In 1859 be commando d the
army with which Spain invaded Morocco }. and AZ
for his achievements was created Duke o Ie-
tuan. Thenceforward he occupied a p. cm-
nent position in politics, and was at one time
at the head of affairs. The deceased MAJ shall
was of Irish descent Cork Examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-19

THE SHOOT HOMICIDE In Washington, on
Monday Henry johnson, charged with the
murder Of Thomas S1noot 10 June last, for the
alleged criminal intercourse with his wife, was
before Judge Wylie again yesterday, on writ
of hobeas corpus, his counsel, Messrs Davidge
and J. j. Johnson, cndeavoring 10 secure his
release on bail by producing evidence hereto
tore undiscovered, to show that in the shoot
ing johnson was not actuated by malice, and
that the act was not one of generalization
The defence attempted to show that on the
day of the homicide Johnson's object in visit
Ing Washington was for the purpose OF attend
ing to case then pending in court ard to pay
his taxes, and that he heard incidentally of the
whereabouts of Smoot and Mrs. johnson. Dis
trict Attorney Darlington opposed the motion
to admit to bail. Judge Wylie viewed the
case as one of deliberate murder, and declined
to admit to bail, and the prisoner was renanded.
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