, 1870-10-04
TIE SP0RrING WORLD.
The Turf Us II Benevolent In
AtttMgiOn.
Work Laid Out for the White Stock
inga--Billiards--The Trigger.
The Turf.
xxs.r1r FOR 1gk noxx or TUE FTlKNpLEsa.

HESEEfI FOR THE HUME VI 1AA FAAA"bAe-e9-
TIE weather has at last cleared OF, and there Is
fair prospect ,hst the orgna.oss of the trotsing
matinee for Ibe lenc1. OF the Home Of the Fri .u-
.ee, will he permitted this afternoon to carry out
tie splendid programme which they have
succeeded In preparing for the OCCASION.
There .n1e four contests OF speed arranged
TO take place, the horscs entered being the yeTJ
bctt In the city. while not few Of, them arc IA
nous throughout the entire Welt Ia view Of the
CHARITABLE object, aud Of the peculiarly fashiona-
tie nasnrc Of fhc atEair, large attendance OF Is
extra provisions for the!r ACCOMMODATION. more
especially such as sha. choose to drive to Dexter
Fark Unattended b! gentlemen Il is the last
turnout Is anticipated. The racing Will begin
promptly at ~ O'Clock and, IN order that those In
ai1etiaLce may get home bef1sc sunset, the
trottinG will Ire conttHuonA
oSE HUNDRED AND TEN TunusASD DotIAns
WORTH OF HoRsEFLEsn AT AUCTION.
From the London Tfnrs.]
Almost simultaneous With the startling crash Of
The tnape1tal rnle tn France came the dispersal
tacirR studs Of the ttay. Messrs. Tattersal had,
II Is tIur for aone weeka past advertised The
reserved sale u the whole OF the raclug establish
ment belonging to Count de Lagrange. nut the
iust before The nnal breakup Of one
Il the most posshe racing stables vi
modern times. and .,,o one viii iHa which
upon rs painful and curtans coincidence. The
history Of The Count DC LARrange-oeth on the
a long series Of successes on each side Of the
channel When the now well-kuowu cclors Of
the Count trst appeared on out rnce-couEses, he
vas associated wtrh Baron Ntvtere. and the
French |.c1ntedt racy" speedily attracted thc at
teDtion Of the racing community by thels viclt.f-
ors career with StrNiei:n and othcrs.
Next came the t1lssoAu0n of partnership, and
C,uu1 Laesangr, with hts tsusty trainer, 7. Icn-
ntRgs. coh'inu+d hts campaign 10th at home
and nlruad On hts owu account How BRILL
izntly that campatRn Was cnoiac:ed for long
period need not now te told, aIadiateur, th
carrying I'll the three great three-year-old eTen1s
OF this year. the T. % Thousand, Derry, and 81
LeeeF, >0lIl0ined with the pKlor vtctnIy Of File
de + Air for the Oaks, caused many to regard the
French dirlS1n ns tnyincible for the time, and, II
the ho1ses brought over here aincc the Victories
them success sill at.cnlssi III count in his own
ctnntrJ up to the tue when the unfortunate
extgenc'e es Of The present crisis connpealed btm-
Ing" The scene yesterday afternoon tn the gard
at Tattersasl's wRs IN extraordinary one.
Not only was the space: III the vicinity
les were llned thsee deep with spectators anxious
10 catch glimpse At the French "csacka =
G1adtateuT, who as 1essrTeh until the last lot a.
amount Of cur,oss5. The crowd was 80 great that
lr&t ndinR buyers f0utdthe greatest difficulty In
el9nwing tht nselsss into ansthtnx like proximity
tsttinn to Admiral Kous, Count dc GuoY-a nephew
VI Count ie Lasrsnyc-Mr. Paiiwlck. who hnaght
for the Duke of Hamilton, and NJ. n;enkison
I'atn, Imu 1blty from The stlfing hclt aud mob
hing caused i.y the crush. bus Otherwise It was
matter OF officially 70 arrive at anything like list
bants OF l'uyets Eifen we nutlce Lord Grey 'lc
wilssu. General Peel. General Wood, Colonel
rca,sSn CAPTAIN A;sxsneF Mr Geo e.yae ,ae
gan, &c, while 1ntrEa!nsnvtnteses was strongly
represented. Ths sale Was really wonderful