The New York herald., 1871-10-11

were very hospitable. There were many sporting
men there, sir, and know dozen or the best
hearted men in the land living there who were mj
IlOnnaires yesterday but to-day are penniless wall
street excited over the disaster, and man really
cannot enjoy himself when he don't know for o moj
away Why, bless your soul, q man can't he very
& ngntnearted such times. and look about will te9
gyeop .mU1sa1d FAMILIAR faces kept away by TINS
Notwithstanding the weather and the greater
look upon. Here were many or New York'a
nar,,o lar faces.iaces with. with thought and re-
threaded lips and cheeks with blended SNOWY and
r0seate hues, the owners OF which were ali clad IN
ali this wealth OF feminine beauty and youth, " chs
sea OF fresh aces there was the exhilaratng Vnthu{
siasnl, stimulated by the excitement OF the momenU
~ Is oimcuit TO write OF the occasional nerv0uE1
ness, the feversh and excited state Of the betting
men. as noted around the pool stand e
nifty. with the same nonc6aiance ,s' as they tacy
there can be detected tie restless and lremuloua
muscle when luck has gone agn them,' as tna
there were the usual losses and winnlngs but man1
OF the professionals sunk heavy sums on the second
the white ana red coio:s Of Mr. Cameron dashed ID
the front, scoring that genemans irst victory ON
'By ~ S had had S., ,ooo on Hunter in that race and
who would have thought that ia been skinned thai
ways" cried one. tE.u
''And bet my bottom dollar on him. too. and :,
or similar ones were frequent.
bright and modest Jockey, John Mcclellan, wa5
seriously hurt yesterday, ana may mol recover from
his injuries. He was riding Hamburg In the mile
meat and riding him we 5G as ne
darkness ana 'nsensibIlIiy ike . curtain dTopps9
before the whole stand mad been pleasant 10 look
upon with ITS ribbons floating in the soft breezess
tcsiants ad been sent away the second time by the
genial and patient starter. MI. Wheally, and tiny
pink % tipped Beauties were e at the hes sight % "'p'
"Oh, Abdel Koree, win win p' shouted more than
one Of sot cheeks anu bright eyes as Tue nee GpDers
or the plunge OF diver. -
Heavens what Is that9 Hamburg 10 down ana
there lies Mcclellan y! shouted q massive Ken-
tuckian at the accluent; but the stand mad seen IL
before. and more Than one lovely par Of eyes now
see the PROSTATE iorln and soiled colors OF the
jockey on the track with the fallen horse on top Of
CARELESS aarse ali ese VINO
ancc to the quarter stretch 1ew across The neld 70
aan Sas % sne aas Doksa h p
laid him on the bank BY the side Of
the na nearly isa a At s ooys soe OLD
rubbed his cold limbs and pathed his forehead. An
ugly cash was under his right eye, ana the blood
orange sash SO beautiful but . minute before.
Beyond that there no external show Of INJURIES
man. SiI iser pleasant atnerIy face wasea Quietly %
the miserable lad, ielt his pulse and pronounced
MIN alive, and. from casua OBSERVATION, anougns
ried him toward the stable, and the unfor-
tunate jockey. still insenslble, was lald upon
bed out OF signt and was only then left Dy the
crowd. The news that Mcclellan was alive spread
like wildfrc, and when the fact was ON otclally an
nounced by DR.. Underwood from the pool sianu
cheer went up from the crowd OF men and ladies
that shivered the foliage and died away on the hs
beyond like December gust OF WIND. II MADE one
The police arrangements at the ParA are OF thd
most admirable character Captain wilson ls ln
rom m nh
his Ocers for the courtesy and impartaiIy observe
able IN their dealings with the spectators.