Sporting Intelligence
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Sporting Intelligence.
CAaRoLLroN RACEs.-EcLIPsE CoURsE-First day


Race for colts end , ss
John G. Coxe's b. Victrsss ny Grey Eagle, dam
A. % singaman's e eh. l. Bctsey Cooley, BY imp
Leviathan, dam by St. Charles. a 2
VIM. !. Minors b. 6. Dart, by imp. Doncaster oat


Of f. Jane Grey By Orphan pt Boy: :.;.;s:n
Lin Cocks and 5. T. TayIors B. |. Fanny King,
Time, l:52-l:52-l:53-l:57


Track heavy. Feathers and Fanny King ruled off, af
| ter the third heat neither of them having
| forfeit.


Second Race-sweepstekes for colts and fes, vel
old Subscription $500forfeit $3.50. Three mile heats
| A Bingaman's ch. +. La Baccuante, by imp Glen-
coe. dam by Bertrand. ..........."....
F. Kenncr's Hapenny by Birmingham, out OF Pic
I Taylsrs John Turnbuiis) swn brother to Pey
- = Time 5:i7-s:5a 80: : -
There was beautiful contest between La Bacchante
and Hspennv for the first heat, which was won BY q
distance In the second heat the Peyona led for short
distance, when La Bacchante gave him the goby, and
won the easily the other two struggling for place all
through the race.


Second Day-wednesday, April 9th Association
Purse, 5000 Two mile heats.


d. F. Kenuers gr. (. Blue Bonnets, by imp. Hedge
fora, outofG Grey Fanny, years old. -. l
D; Keinsohns br. Cred Esgle, by Grey Eagle, dam
eO,S
A. il. Carnai's ch I oieander, by imp. Glencoe,
dam by Bertrand, years old. ............
Time SOS 81.


SECOND RAcE-sweepstake for colts and 6ies yea.
old-subscriptien $500, forfeit sl50-Mile heats.
D 7. Ksnnsr and J. II. Hiddleston's ch. I. Beacon
Light, by imp. Glencoe, full sister TO Bude Light
James Davis gr. c. by imp Levathan, dam Morg


John pMilier's b. by Boston dam by priam.
VIM Bsird's b. c. by Grey Eagle, dam by Trum-


VIM Minors gr g. Javelin. own brother to Dart, dis
Timel 5l-l 81. Won handily.


Gilderseeve and Albert Conckn left New Orleans on
the 7h, for New York. Albert had the fast
PAGER, James X Polk, along The whole party had done
pretty well out there this season.


| LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY-lN THE SENATE-Some
papers were presented N relation to a stone con-
son and the Navy Agent at New York. Mr. Clark re
ported against the mby bill to the New


oIk rron Asociaon on the ground that the bill con
Backus reported the bill from the Assembly amend
the Revised Statutes in relation to procuring abortion
with various MISUNDERSTANDING the penalties OF
msdemean0r TO women who solicit medicines to procure


scarriage and also amending the laws in relation to
inantcide. Mr. Folsom offered resolution OF inquiry
10 the receipts and expenses of Mr. Mcintyre lessee OF
of the New York and Brooklyn Ferres-which was
resisted by Messrs Lott and Putnam and laid on the table,
The bill to amend the revised statutes in relation to tn
taxation OF lands OF nonresidents also iosayes TO-
noes Ia great number Of bills were passed


In the House. Immediately after the presentation Of
,i,ions the House took in COMMITTEES Mr.. Whitney in
the Chair the bill releasing the state lien the New





lions shall be subscribed and expended in good athhe
release to be made by nsalmens After adopting
raa amenaments me commune rose pending an amend
lien should not be released in whole in part until the
entire road shall be completed.


report was received from the Comptroller in answer
to resolution of the legislature Of 1884, in relation to
taxing rents quarter sales, and water
times the usual number of which were ordered to be
printed


The House then resumed in Committee of the Whole
Mr. Whitney in the Chair, the consideration of the New
York and Erie Railroad bill.


Mr.. L. H. Brown meved section requiring the Comp
troller put in execution the law authorizing the So
900 900 loan to the company-Lost


Mr. Hine moved insert clause restricting the route
between the Shawangunk Bridge and Deposit, within this


Mr Morris moved to strike out the provso in the l4th
section contemplating under certain contingencies the
running OF the road into Pennsy lvania--Lost.
The Committee went through the bill and reported
progress and as amended was ordered to be printed
Albany Argus, .ap'ti IL.


SUPREME COURT, April l5---The following mo-
lions have been decided, which were argued at the
present April special term, having been held under
advsement by Mr. Chief Justice Bronson:
Warren impd &c ads Harris, ct al. Motion to vacae
and set aside Judgment as against Warren. granted
ment writ of possession &c. granted with costs. Nc
Hench ads McHench. Motion that the attorney for
plaintiff pay certain costs adudged to defendant or that
an attachment issue, granted with costs Waterman ads
Charles Motion aside default and subsequent pro-
ceedings, &c granted costs 10 abide event The East
to set aside execution grented with In the matter
David Bliss proceeded ssanst abscondng
csaed debtor Motion to inside the attachment and
subsequent proceedings granted. Parks ads Quincy.
Motion tor leave to enter M Judgment tho verdict
Of May term s4, granted. wilson ct al, defendant in
error, ads. Brown ct al, plaintiff iu Motion TO
quash certiorar granted Powers ct al ads Hicks Mo-
to discontinue this suit granted Cooke smith
Notion to set on decree tor costs in chancery against
judgment in this court, denied with costs without pre-
Judice to motion in the Court Of Chancery Gardner
ads. Cagser Motion to set aside Judgment &C. denied
with costs Clark imp'd &c. ada The Watervliet Bank
Motion to set aside report oil referees and pro-
ceedings granted Thomson ads. Stebbins Motion to
set inside the default and all subsequent psocecdings
granted Thomson appear end either plead or declare
pursuant to statute in twenty days


The Chief Justice in note to the Clerk, remarks that
he has in hand other notions some OF which may
be decided this week. they may remain until the first
week in the May term.


DRKADFUL EXPLOSION IN A QUARY.-Two Irish.
men, named Henry Hamblin and Samuel Came
ron were brought to the hospital yesterday who had
been blown up and dreadiully injured Wednesday a
ternoon in quarry in which they were at work,
Frankford While they we're charging a rock the blast
prematurely exploded Hemblin lost both OF his eyes,
besidcs receiving other INJURIES and Cameron had his
right leg fractured, and badly burned and confused