New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 4-The unexpected ueIe"V
Of The favorite has produced any quantity OF ~
Ihis evening while the few hackers Of karrSg an0o
in high glee The poOlselling for the two'anu
,0ne dasb OF tomorrov ia running very heavy Bayohet
being the fayorite The largest pool sOid was t'VS'
Bavonet A 600: Vauxhan N,I7S; Hemesis H2o Nelno
Mcdonald $500; Plantagenet, t2ooi Local. Si''' 49,,
na5 yauxhalls hackers seem very sanguine' ana 'iD
they have made good bargains !, ,o,, ore
People are constantly arriving, most OF whom aie
e., Novv Work Numbers are wandering arOunu' NV
knowing where to lay their weary bodies Every
a. b,ste and confusion, but there has not Oeen o 80
Of rowdyism Everybody seems to comprenenu u,a-"S
they came here for enjoyment ana such Is 'T .o,s
the day The Springs are damper 10 1no
which accounts for the entire absence OF III ,,,
- ...os .rd corridors are densey crowded thls
nin With promenaders so much so that locolnot'o"
Ia attended with more or less josthns anu ooiii' 80
Huffman ia among the crowd ana so is Coniouoio '"n
derhnt and BENJAMIN Wood. Thepolucians now amount
IA a finn battalion, consisting OF the entlTe lamhdu@
Id lint the Great Chief Tweed is not present and BIS
arck Sweeney is miles away, which is ike the famous
tragedy with the Prince left out Among the latesI ar
rivals are W. II. Vanderbilt, Cen. SlOeum' Gen. .. q
Ptpekuey the Hon j. G. Schumacher, NJ l. Brennan; q
n pike Judge Bowling, Richard Connolly Homer Nei
son w A Fowler Calvin Pratt, aud u. L. SandeTson OF
Ernotlyn. Gen Barnum Hiram CranstOn, with bis four
INLAND team Gen Bartlett OF MASSACHUSETTS,, @ ond
District Attorney Hutcbngs, Gen GoIuon "i"Ds''' ~
ex-GOv Hurburt OF New-Orleans. 49, roD.aI CoDven.
Today's proceedings OF the American Dehtal OonEeh
Sould NOT particularly interest the public during tne
day the regular order OF business was suspeOeu 10
prof Truman 10 introduce the following preamble anu
resolution for future action; IL. ,u. Il a.r,,,,r,
Wlas The action Of tive o. he Oldest colleges o. R
81 county 10 admitting women 70 % bs nstoUal delegated
dental profession renders npaus g.Sop Of women into full
fellowship profession therefore Be = +a IN tb. .57,,
cation Of dentists recommend TO subordinate ''0
sa" 70 iT Tt syops CONSIDERATIONS should not be
eorei-slihy moral character alone being The 'anaA'
THE CROWD AT THE sPRINGs-THE RACES
AMUsEMESTs-THE CLARENDON BALM
PROYEMENTS.
SARAToGA. Aug 5.-The indications were
this morning that should have rain, but up 10 the
time Of this writing St. swithn has RETAINED from be-
dewing the earth with his tears, and the turflnen are
grateful The heavy shower which fell last night was
surely enough for earhs needs Just here full enough for
the publication and refrigeration OF the air; Tor Del
known the thermometer is down this morning tar uo",
as IL In sympathy with the unucKy fellows VINO "AEeeu
their dollars on Nemesis yesterday or backed Lancaster
against the field, or otherwise refused to beheVe ana
trpst I'm the power Of NaraRansett How gladly
would they seize tire opportunity to make those
bets over againl Some pOeteal philosopher mas
Taught us-sportsmen well as Others-that aIter"llS
hre dearly bought and more modern ana less pOe
cal vet not more prOsy, philosopher Petroleum " Mas
by has said certain foolish people, who pursued but
lers and were snakebtten that if there foresite had
only been equal to their hnde they wouldn't have gone
for em-viz; the butterflies but sec how little these
sage reflections nodded INTO published precepts nhu
ence the actions OF men!
The hotels are stl OVERCOMING but by the time the
are over there will be plenty Of room for those who
wish TO enjoy comfort and Congress water large num-
Der of disappointed visitors left yesterday and at the
depot lies great pile Of trunks sent back from the hotels
ior want Of space in which to store Them
The course was again crowded to-day, and there was
about the same interest in the races as before Every
horse was favorte and every betting man backed his
fayorite with wager, and everybody who bet on the
wrong horse OF felt worse than the better Win
whom he bet and the bets in greenbaeks and gloves
AMI drinks usuaOr in these particulars there no
essential difference between one race and another Much
disappointment was caused among Lobela's friends by
the defeat OF favOrte whom heavy wagers had
been laid; and in the second race when Vauxha closed
the gap between him and his competitors and came In
second emphatic hints thrown out that the horse
MIGHT have won the race had he been honestly handled
and for the rest day the great subject OF discussion
emong the sporting men was Nauxhall and NauNhaHs
Yesterday morning recognized the vigorous form Of
Prof Chas. Davies in the tnrong OF pedestrians moving
from the Clarendon toward Congress Spring Although
nearly 70 years Old he IS active most men Of 40 anc
to enjoy lie with al the zest OF YOUTH bs41L
latest arrivals are Gen G.. w. McCOOk, Mrs s. N. Pike
A G. Harrison, Miss Olivia lie Vert. and Clark Mills Mr.
T. Kusakabe Of Japan, now stopping at Lake George
paid Saratoga short visit this morning.
told There are 5000 different ways OF enjoying yourself
al Saratoga First you may amuse yourself by walking
mineral water You may stand for an hour watching
the effect Of the beverage upon the human
thirteen different parts Of one face at one and
the same ue S enS{ upUh s sne s yg0G d ge ~
gagged looking and not drinking. Then there is fun
in walking back the hotel where you have chance 20
see the early rers who do not drink Congress water On
the private lawns mp Broadway and on other pleasant
eoqneting with commendable perseverance. Then you
may peep IN a. ho 9ees Ia hO s escs5 aSd
dozen Others and envy the cosy hen t,i9
sally toward sunshine. There is amusement at the
breakfast table where you can study human nature IN
Serae sg os papa and dsoBeys Mama and
snuhs brother TOm and leases sister Lucy without fear
one. You have spinster Of a and traction whose
neck wrinkles again under its load OF lewery
steady look satisfy yourself that the fates have
once more brought you rtSd-dOS 70 Miss Neyerwed,
whom yon have seen any time these - years al pubic
wealth Of stones that glitter all over her stately
and gOrgeOusy enrolled framework ike flowers wreahed
around decay, and find them 10 be all Simon Pure gems
They sparkle aud shine ike one OF Tom HOODS puns
Go out now upon the piazza and hear the music. The
chariot which approaches, drawn by six wmte-and-tan
u Lents New-Iork Circus, which opened yesterday.
The music that II footed, and pulled and banged by
these perambulatng professors Of harmony is ntoer
ably bad IL IS horse music, bat OF kind that is APP
precated only by horses Of the baser sort But here fol-
lows an omnibus nled with another brass band OF hu.
sinners against the laws Of time and taste. This is
painted sign hung to Of the vehicle The driver
hauls up before our hotel, and the band plays
omnibus bus p moves on and the sweet strains
to by the breeze from the South Before
long shall hear ths "Fllly-dephia Quickstep" and
- John J. Sherwood owned hoss." and "The Mare Of
Dubn's father-in-aw," and other welknOwn airs ap
prOpriate 10 the occasion" If you not ennuyted we
will step into the place where they exhibit Mechanical
Wonders cents-singing birds, Kidding apes harp
ing cats Juggling monkeys and such like; and then visit
the Pictorial Baby Show. Are you given 20 archsOog
cal studes Are one Of the few survivors of those
nice old fellows whom the wags Of past generation
were wont to crack their iOkesf Are you
pleased sih he iugiug Of rusty medal
Or the melody OF some old duy
That srsi was surg please King Pepiu's eradler'
Then come 10 Mr.. Whats-hs Names where they sell
Armenian wines grown at Eryan, the identical spot
where Noah lived before the hOOd-Or out TO the battle
rnnrnnnan q dollar