The Nex York spiri. of lle Times iye. lhe fa!.
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The New York Spirit of the Times gives the fol- lowing acconnt of the condition o Peytona and Fash. ion thr day aier the race of the 18th.

 lt may be interesting to some of our readers to knpw hLw the horses were on the following day. Fashion was by far the best off, and Mir. Laird would have started her ngaIo against Peyiona ihe Friday following. for the Club purse for tour rAile heats. But AS Pc, tona was "bound to run" al Cam den, the Friday fortuignt-as she was good deal loo, sore, from wearing too light plates, and w.s complaining in her heels, which were somewhat nm 'ned' her friends deteruined to run Jeannetteau '' her place. which Mir. Laird subsequently, assented TO- ana i'ese TWO entries were announced from the stano 0" hu' sday. (Ths paragraph Is written be lore me day o the race, the result of which will company i.)

 Ia calmly reviewing the circumstances attending ihe match, we tee great degree of confidence ii, asserting that Fashion was. at least. temnorar,ly of her foot. H is within our know ledge that in her private trial before the match, she made better ons than she did on Il like occasion before h, o,ea, match ~itl B0,t1D; indeed il ihe best ,,i,l ever made by n horse in Mir Laird's stable He had more c,ndence in her than ever, and his was euu,llv .hnguine. In the opinion of many ''poent, grave ani reverend segnors" the Turf, this of ash ions is Ihe finest she ever made. Peytona muh leav. shoes on, turned Mi. Steyen's private train K ground-a sand-irack, seventeen feet mile -oa the morning of the race in reuiaik kable time, and we are credibly nul med that in Ter trials (of t~o mi es of course) she has demonstrated her abil " to run four miles under TIPS! She is 4 prodigy -a phenomenon, and m exchange for the ''plates" 'he wore in her match, Barney gets our "Hippopoia. mus Whip"