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The Promised 4" UNpREcEDRNTRD SPORT" OVER
THE CENrREvrILE COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-various
good horses were entered for ten mile trot over
this track, TO come off yesterday-princpally those
who had done much in this respect on recent oc
cason but alas only one OF the choice lew
were forthcoming. The day was most unprop-
tious-damp, cold, and misy-any thing but one
which would entice parties to come forth to ENJOY
the sports Of the day The sport was announced
to commence at two O'Clock, but 1t was not until
near upon three ere the Juges were appointed, and
then only one animal showed, Misfortune.


The first trot announced was


Purse $780, ten miles in harness. The following horses


Cornelius s. Bertine enters black mare Misfortune.


Philip Weber br. m. Lady Washington.


J. Vanornam of East Troy, do b. m Troy.


Geo. Ferguson Of Albany, b. m Fanny jerks


The former only appeared.


She appeared in first rate trim, and eager tor the
contest, but alas had no competitors She went
forth alone and performed the ten miles as follows
lst mile 10, I'd 3 20, Sd 3 IL, 4h 3 10, 9th O3,
9Th 3 OF, 7th 3 O8, 9Th 3 Is, 9th 20, 10th g. To-
tai, 81 43. Misfortune was declared the winner.


There was another good ten mile heatpromlsed
as follows:--


Match for $4OO-ten mile heats in harness


Mr.. jackson names Abdallah mare Milk Maid


j. r. Bumstead names b. g. Sleepy Davy.


But none to perform it was forthcoming, conse-
quenty the amusement OF the day terminated
ported they pay more particular attention to
what they offer the public; parties cannot afford
to sacrifice whole day for mere moonshine, OF
something worse.