Sporting Intelligence.
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Sporting Intelligence.


THE GREAT Ten MILE Foor RACE OVER THE BEA-
coz COURSE, HopoxES.-This affair comes off to-
day. The race is generally considered to be be-
tween the, American Deer (Wm. Jackson) and
John Gilderseeve. The formers performance on
Monday, has raised him much in public estimation ;
but inthat contest he had Gidersleeve to contend
against. IL is true that Jackson may not be vet
acclimated, and the present hot weather we know
affects hun. Both OF them are backed to consid-
cradle extent at evens and they WILL no doubt give
good account OF themselves. The two mile walk
ing match, being contested by the three first in the
last walking match will be quite interesting, as it is
thought TO be an even thing between those at that
distance. The Foot Hurdle Race will be an anu
sing one, as it is most likely there will be some
umbllng before they can all get over theefteen hur-
dies or bars, which to be three feet three inches
high.


On Monday last some four or five individuals
were arrested and taken to Jersey prison for break
ing the fences around the track several others met
with just reward for their nefarous attempts of the
like nature, In the shape of broken heads and
bruises. One person, we heard, had one his arms
broken by blow from one of the constables stafis
IN resisting him. Extra persons will be employed
to-day to keep the clear, and the proprietor
is determined to enforce the law far as possible
TRorTING AND PACING MATCHES AT HARLEM PARK
IEsTERDAY.-There was n respectable and numer-
| Gus attendance at thstra yesterday. AT the hour
mentioned the horses were called up, and every
thing went offin first rate order The first piece Of
sport was pacing purse for Ss30-Me heats best
three IN five, under the saddle


Col Bertine enters ch. h. Frelinghuyscn.


p r. msiai Anold SSisis. Hisekk' Black joke
This was well contested match throughout, par
ticuary the third and fourth heats the Colones
tact completely won for him the former and he
strove hard for the latter, but was not successful
His horse certainly not in fit condition for tile
contest; ne was both thin and footsore. The follow
ing is the result -


r. Arnold's Black Joke. .... .
acol: Bartnes Freylinghuysen, } >
w Wells Sir Archy.
Immediately after there was match for $3.50, two
| mile heats, in harness


ii. Jones names. b. x. Newburgh.
Geo. spicer. .gr. g. Stockton.
| In the first heat Newburgh looked very like the
managed TO take it from HIM as he reached the
score. The second heat was well contested and
was taken by H. Jones in good style. For the third
heat Hiram Woodruff drove Stockton, but with no
result expected by those present. for they could
not the policy OF putting some twelve or
fifteen pounds additional weight upon fatgued
| horse to make him win. The following is the re-
suit -


| II. Jones' Newburgh. ... , \
| Geo; rspicer's stockton. . . >
/ lime. o:2o 5:2S o:34
| The PoLIcE-1his force is now nearly organized
completely, and has been partially on duty for
several days. and yet do not see that il has pro-
duced any change in the public morals and manners
they exhibited places of resort and through
out the city generally. The reckless, the vicious
and the awless are as busy as ever, their plots un
dected and their dens unvisited What is the use in
police If not TO look after gambling houses
nurseries of all of crime and all such Infamous
L -L.lI. -


these situated within hail Of the police Office which
are fair game for the vigilance of the police We
advise them to try their weapons upon these fraer.
mites of villains


| DoeeErr's NEw York Cry DIREcToRy FOR
ls45-6-This is certainly one OF the best Directo
ries published, and as far as such works well can
be, correct II contains sixty-one thousand three
hundred and thlrty-three names, being 1,l45 more
than the Directory Of the previous year. II contains
a vast amount OF other information lists Of public
officers, buildings ministers, institutions &c, TO-
gcther with excellent Street Directory corrected
upto May last. The work is well got up and does
infinite credit in every respect to the enerprsine
publisher.


Hint to WATcnMEN.- " sleepy guardian,
of the night" who neglect their duties, and allow
highway robberies and actual murder to be perpetra
ted by the midnight assassin in our very midst ,mus
profit by the very significant proceedings before IN,
Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer on yesterday Let al
delinquent Watch and Policemen be on the look
out, AS fortunately the law affords remedy in al
such cases as we refer to before the Court of Owe
and Termner.


DR. BosTwIcK's SURGICAL INSTITUTE. esta
blishment appears to succeed in remarkable dc
gree. DR.. Bostwick has, himself qui,e eeniu
for surgical operations and he has secured the aid
Drs Mott, Cheeseman, Bedford, and other eminent
practitioners who operate and prescribe in his Insti
tute. The Doctor is a man of great energy in hi
profession, and is rapidly acquiring great deal o.
dexterity and skill.


The BRIG PoRTo RIco-It is said that the crew


OF the Porto Rico were taken oil by vessel ant


landed at Newport; that the first officer has been in
=, Boston Tor several days, and that Capt Knowltor


proceeded Immediately from Newport to tbls city
When they abandoned the brig she had three feet o
water IN the hold, and the pumps were choked


