la *hla f koraea it that time; bat we believe we trr Hlr John Johnstone, who. in taking a drop-fence very little understood, and THE OF AHEBICA. THE TURF IN ENGLAND. ¦ear Btelchky, Staffordshire, the other day, *u on- UFB IH8UBAHCE. information Is apt to leao to some H0ESE8 conrM in saying that they hare mora titan doubled of to the prejudice or life misimdersuan^ 10 a to I860 fracturing hw collar bona a tw^ber. price, ud that Itondrad dollar bone his rib# Toe honorable Baronet wax removed hither Haw life lM>ruci C-Hrt. every building lnaured by a^ora°J?i;r-n??p^ipanylire Tkflr Prcwnt Value, with SeeewUese W'auld above in una marine now. FIMI OM IffM CONESPONKIT. rail and houae in Belgrava waa certain to be oonaumedmaurauc-^ forty bring $200 per conveyed to hw own Sjm-tM it la M to Breeding for Speed for Ike Km4 m< difficult lor oonaua enume¬ Ike (>ru< m4 square. where death put a period to his sufferings on jeara, eae* to aee that the ..?of"5a***?*. 1*1 however, NtdMal Mc«pl« Chut, Put the 8Mb Inst. Hlr follower of ud HaUettawr-Iaeaas** inaumnoe would be aua Track. rators to the value of horaes in other than IHuktt. John wm a veteran i««Ma mat the greatly to give any Praeit->M«TCMiu la the D*1mi the hounds, having imbibed a love for the chaae in AKM-CMt «r Life #^e"*rml""" company would not Among tUo great industrial intereata of tbla coun¬ a general way, as none other than an expert in the Cheater Cap, the Two Thoaaaad his youth which he cherished and carried luto the ,"WMC*rPrf. make a charge for their annual rlalc, keep m in tinder aad Aim^BhImi la 18®8-KlTalrr large reserve on band the Jer- try the home may be considered as standing t^j» horseflesh is competent to them in snch a UiiflMw and IfU aiaeas ef Wild OM green old age at which he haa passed away accumulating agalna classify Derby. circomstanc«s so name in my New aa4 Thai* laereaala* tain eveut of future conflagration. Thla ia u» foremost rank of animal productions. For m^ay aa indicate painful. Another Aa«i| CaaipaatM on way to their true worth. Ohio, Illinois, far the Foraer, af Per* Games far the obituary this week is that of Mr. W. Stebblng, one Tie Remedy. principle which the reserves in We yearn he has been constantly increasing in numbers New York and took the lead Latter. of Belladrw for Dath. of the lathers of * and the BxtriTiftaM. baaed. Death 1* a certainty, which w|°s*Sheacb Indl-inu Indiana, Pennsylvania De»«w*ee modern betting of Everybody baa noticed the elegant atructures or vtdual will »«" and value so rapidly and with such constant accre¬ as horse and the is that Feb. I860. originator of the system, now so popular, order happen at an uncertain raising States, probability London, 37, laving against Like too many pio¬ iron, granite and marble wMcn are going up on for the company to protect Itself^pe^.from ultimate tions that the number of the horoca now. in the they still retain It The next sections is talked of In circles yearlings. insolvency the premiums must be great breeding Nothing »t present sporting neers his enterprise impoverished his resources, Broadway, erected by two of the llle Insurance com¬ enable the hlgli Uiutcd States will faU little short of »,000,000 in are Missouri, Kentucky and Texas. Tha war drew bnt the grand national steeple chase which will be such "flyera" as the Flying Dutchman. Voltlgeur company to do bualneas for a long ee the and ta and Leddinsrton the of the annuals panies of New Torn, and everybody Has remarked of years and atui Dave cash euough on hand.to \ aggregate, representing money heavily on those States, but having four or live ran for on the Aintree, near Liverpool, next Wednes¬ being first vide for all future losses. coat of carry tame the enormous sum of of against which he plied his pencil, their successes that toe foundations of thoae building* are laid deep The annual upwards years to recuperate there is no doubt they will show day. The immense amount of speculation to which lightening his to the tone of Beanies of ing a risk or temporary insurance from year w> to the whole amount of purse £90,000. and solid, with the evident intention on the part ls only about one-mlrd or jj- $2,ww,000,000, nearly equal a favorable amount of increase. Iowa. Michigan this event has given rise; the discussion it excites possessing the famous Flatcatcher the deceased New one-half of the annual our national indebtedness, and more than the whole gentleman had a substantial Interest In several their builders of thflr lasting till Macaolay's premfum. and the law. of this State wmrM» and Wisconsin were also large breeding Statea, among all classes of the . community who are in any remainder to remain In the amount of ibe of California, und stables, including a proprietary share In Knight of Zealunder sits on the ruins or the new Bast river Uandaof rtew»mpanf gross' gold product and are yet so, their numbers having nearly way attached to sports, and the absorbing Interest St. Oeorge, the St. I winner. To readers and be invested m bonds. great jester bridge, hereafter to be built, and exclaims, If a sees «« probably of Uie world daring the time which has doubled since 1M0. in the Southern States, Which is taken In the result conclusively that of the past, veneration the name of (Jedrge White- company lit to InvestmoriKa^orrea.l«>^a part of the re»er> Few who prove house must to the Chaos of nuiL who cm trace the void, n valuahle building* which wlU command ahi«l been occupied in raising these animals. the devastations of tha rebellion, the which be familiar. He, too, belongs And o'er thle darkneu cut a lonar notwithstanding steeple chasing is recovering popularity .*«*>.. . and rem lor years to that the annual past, having died at Lichfield, whither ne had re¬ And "her* U" or "wu" where all i* Kt, constantly increasing read this article have ever imagined there are more horses now than are There for a of It had lost. The fact is due on on saddle uy doubly ulsht? not this a safe Investment, especially when wecome^«**« required. period years tired, the luth lnst. His exploits In the or words to the aforesaid value of auy annual product In this country should'' never has been a of horses. Much this no to the excellence of the were numerous and brilliant, from his suocees on that effect; and perhapa scarcity ordinary occasion, doubt, the came so nearly approximate the vaunted resources of our of the best blood, however, was captured during the hanalcup, to which I alluded when it first appeared; Kmperor, in 1KM, when he carried off the Km- everybody has wondered where the money ever be¬ Vase at Ascot, to his Hobble Noble awl from or how such benevolent and liberal cor¬ gold fields, which politicians are parading war by the Union troops, and by tola means many for It Is a credit to Mr. Tophain, and in eviver for the Blue purely Ssror's triumphs, while he rail second Mn the fore the public as the moans of pay.ug onr national of the finest horses of the South found tneir way that In contrast to bis Chester Riband on Hotspur In 18*9. and on Marlborongli porations pay immense dividends to policy¬ respect singular Buck two holders and to the widows «lebt. into the Western and Middle Statea, where they have but in a to the changed years later. He was a rider of great judg¬ pay such large policies performance; greater degree ment and pluck, and his private character wag as and of those to in¬ Fifty year; ago the standard price of horses was been turned to most account in circumstances under which the race Is now run. was orphans who had the foresight profitable improving lrreproarnable as hw professional excellence sure their lives before off their mortal very low, |luo beiug considered as much us a hrsi the ordinary local or sectional stock. The There was a time when the fences were so high that lndispuiab,e. Another popular jock lias come to shuffling coil, class animal was worth, unless in exceptional cases, grlet a second tune. It will be remembered that In and thereby leave their wives in a financial condition duty It is to regulate and i Pacific States have also contributed tneir jumping and weight carrying power were the chief Lord his collar bone, a suranoe. a »4100 ooo in atocwe we had much the same Lyons' year Custance broke which enables them to live without in They req»ire ^ notwithstanding very quality share to the general aggregate, California requisites for success, and when, no misfortune which with hto engage¬ talcing shop- or bonds to be made withd^oa>tthem aa preliminaryp to of horse consequently, sadly interfered work from the or in tobacco then as now. subsequent breeding has having in i860 but 100,610 horses, whereas animals but experienced and clever hunters were ments for the remainder of the season. News tailors' shops working transacting the l)U*JneKa * ith ^p^ive his in a different reached the that a second severe accident had factories. All this Is somewhat and In¬ Stales, and they also ^ valuation of developed powers direction, now she numbers probably 600,000, the effects of the "in it." when the height of city mysterious orn emcats of the and the Nowadays, however, belhllen him this week while hunting with the Cot¬ and so also is the fact that there are hun¬ all the policies In force, and aw galloping saddle nag of that day war on breeding not having reached that remote tbe obstacles has been considerably curtailed, a tesmore dismounted and explicable, expenses, Incomes and ^ lieI)t 0f rua has been pack. But, although dreds of well-dressed men of talkative transformed into ttie trottiug horse geglon. to the Introduction of very flue stal¬ class of horses have a chance of winning, rudely shaken, his admirers wlu be gratified to learn very habits, several companies. jreneni ao enforced owing larger that in are that all unsound and.lsn^to a.e of the present. We had at that time in this lions at au of her a is "served" as well as and he flrst report was overoolored, as Cmrtanoe's possessing the suaoUtr rnodo, whose pockets Smwtni^ early period history large pro¬ speed jumping ability tuese two » 1 . « some of the blood that had ever injuries are so slight that he will not be precluded well filled with forth the immense driven from l?!?]iaand fneifcctuel country highest portion of the horses bred In that State are strength, and the prize very commonly falls to can¬ from a or two across country before pamphlets setting guarantee against all wiuiciitJ'®c ,aniea. rue pub- been from having spin to be obtained In the )n llrH 8. j imported foreign parts. It was then rich very superior animals. A great many horses were didates who, alter an Inglorious career on the flat, entering upon the legitimate programme of I860. advantages by insuring partic¬ dahed reports enable ev ery one In ^ and fresh and became disseminated ular which they have the honor to are insurauce to examine tor niuu* widely through- drawn from the Eastern States at the commence¬ are set to "cross country" work, can clear their company repre¬ ^ have done oat the such horses as the win- sent, whose rates are the whose asset* are and boameaa of every country by Diomede, ment of the war, which was an advantage to them, fences well and show their racing training in the IN ENGLAND. lowest, more to place our insurant..; u>m ,anies In a sound nor of the THEATRICALS the to less* ulld lt is first English Derby m 1780; his descendants, as by that means they got rid of a great deal of worth¬ "run in" over level ground. It was at one time largest, already amounting sometlilng condition tlian ail other BirArchy and und that most than fifty millions, and whose annual dividends will one cause of their unexampleaprProsperitype ttnd the Duroc, Messenger capital less stock. Since then they have been breeding a bet¬ feared that the event would be prostituted The Urn ma In London.American Artists In Eng- Old to of others that have wholly one on the sure road to wealth. And not confidence which the puniio horse, Medley, say iiotlnug ter class of horses, and with so much energy tnat from the purpose for which it was designed. The Abroad.New and Old Paces. put any land, where no tiieuialrej n over iuo a Plays in this but In town and vil¬ govern left fuvoraoie impress on the liufse of the present It is believed the aggregate number in those States rearing of great hunters and the victories of Emblem Feb. ISM. city only, aliuostVery insurance companies » ai^rv^oau* The descendants of Diomode to this arc London, 26, lage of the United States, these of life men. without a und aterilngsteri of paid up day. day lar exceeds that of 1*60. Thfe attention of breeders and Emblematic were deplored as likely to inaugu¬ a few itenfe of theatrical news on this colporteurs ^ngle Ww.e the ru of the race as have Perhaps insurance have become so common that In many capital, can organise a lm£_liwui*n *y, ing spirits course, they has been turned particularly in the direction of rate an order of things in which thoroughbreds side of the water interest readers; and, as policies, pay extravagain omecrJj r,tnce.if been -bred tor that In the same may yonr places it Is said that the In the streets are heard a-11''*?to ui the nn- principally specialty, trotting stock, and by the introduction of betier would have it entirely their own way and give no 1 am neither author nor my boys ihe doings and condition >i coinpany as those of have been bred for trot¬ actor, manager, critic, ofBUenw, a way Messenger bred stallions than they had formerly they are now chance to the hunting element. The victories of notes shall be at least free from that and un- singing:. penetrable myatery waei8trom of the ting. The no vehicle "envy I w*nt to be an »jmt It systematic plunder Southerner, having trotting producing some very fine horses, although there is such animals as t'ortolvm, Salamander and The charitableneiis" which too often mark the comments And with the agent* eland, court of Chancer and v^tlniized policy and the roads being of inferior descry A policy lu proepect . to for *hem«*lyears...... vanced until now the where tbe old one is wor¬ "fairies." with wrures of is Total Income m IMS..--- UW(|(I0, correspondingly prices paid 100,000, averaging 2,000 200.000 009 Lincolnshire, almost magnificent diamonds, per cent; but now, wh3n competition brisk, thirty of 875, ui for partioularly line horses are such as would never 60,000, averaging 2,600 126,000,000 shipped. Tney have done a good deal of -see-saw" disgracing themselves (If that be possible) and de¬ or forty per cunt, and even more In caseof broker¬ Kxjiense management 20,000, averaging 8,000 00,000 009 work In the market, and, while Tuthweil has long grading the unfortunate sot reuses who are compelled age Is often paid by new companies. But there is Amount of louses...... <.... nt»,jfciS have been dreamed of twenty years ago. held tbe in the to appear with them. Of on the Ratio or expense to ,»i 1,000, averaging r.,00# 6 000 000 higher place quotations, he iiau eight persons stage Wit Applications must be had, policies n We may say that the value or every other class of within the last or two deollned to is to l. while In one scene of this pantomime five were women of mustSThelpbe the new must make a at jo oi losses to income. 100, averaging 10,000 l,000,'000 day until a rather issued, company good R ° horse has appreciated within the past few years, his stable companion has "spurted" from SO to 1 to this class, sharp warning in the press .how the uwt two or three years at any price, and 7.971,100 33 to 1. Fan, aged, 14« lbs., who has always been compelled three of the divinities to creep back into after that the way to easy. Ajconl- "heSirreSeodiagrKSfof Companies are with the exception of the French Canadian, for a$2,060,000,000 favorite with TUe result lias been a account compvativetf It will be seen the above that five mil¬ tremendous the public, has received Q&SSWlty, beggarly lnaly the statistics of mSny of our flew lift Insurance whom there is very litt le demand -la fact none at by analysis great support dnrlng the week, and hiBlieen vfcrf of empty boxes. companies show that during the first two years tire lUtio »( w£D«i»e !® ,n5SBe' the prices It would cost to Import them from Canada. lions or five-eighths of the whole number of horsee firm at about 14 to 1. Mr. Angeil's pair.Alcibiades, For some yearn the Cuttod states sent as "stars" commissions and offlce expense* have averaged from j""!' lis in this oonntry are animals devoted to the ordinary aged, 16b lbs., and Harcourt, aged, ISO lbs., have had that made money for themselves and the managers Oftv to eighty per cent of the premiums received. As the demand in this couutry has decreased they little support of Dut the former here. Charlotte Cushtuan, Barney Williams and it may be remarked the of horse and whoae individual comparailvely late; To offset uils", however, that .a arc not so numerously bred as formerly, as here was drudgery We, value' after being driven to ao to 1 has risen to 100 to «, and wife, Joe Jeflfcraon and Miss Bateman all won fame mortality experienced oy a during the ¦uranee iat/ffpLtincgetting mmore and more costly every yewr« from dollars to $200. There are two the latter nas declined to 100 to n. 6 and fortune here; but our late Importations trom company New are g,antiy 8tariing up, and 1st the great market for that description of horse until ranges tlfty up q. c., years, i4» first five years of its existence ^usually very small, compile* overt»U5 the old more the first of which we will as pounds, has been a good deal Inquired after. Is much America have been disastrous failures. First and much lesa ihau the rate of inortdhty upon which the or'eT to g*t b«Mn.ws thrr oompanica. a few years ago, wkeu it was discovered that he was classes, designate fancied the of tbe ;oremost among these may be ranked the Uer- is ^er^la of Spent- horses of the second as by friends stable, and he has been premiums are based, and this owing to the strict¬ ^a3e8 found unequal to the business requirements of the general utility, and rancy hacked to wlfi a freat deal of inoner at and about manlco-American Herr Bandmaati, who, despite ness of the medical examination. Some of the moot lag complilea in tola stave, the Utter the fast horses of the most strenuous efforts madfl In his behalf bi his ftty-two. jy.uo ,000 goes Into oommuntty. The treaty stock, comprising So to L Colby's three, XUP San, half bred, aged, i«u prosperous companies lu this city owe their aud brokers tor the sole abolition JhftffilProciyr the land. Tho first of fhese, the horses of pounds; Hall C'onrt. aged; 152 pounds, and K nave manager, by friends and by a certain clique in the irreat success during the first two or three years to tne pockets of agenta pur- with CamMa hadaiso something to do' with lessening of Trumps, hate been supported at IS to l, while in¬ press nere, nan failed utterly. After the bolstered-up the superior tact, energy and suavity of their presid¬ iSlTSP0* iSraaadlng people to insure. general utility, comprise nearly throe-fifths of The carries a run of "Narcisae" a new play.or. rather, an old one u a itl *S AVOID TUia EXMNSX4 the demand as It imposed a heavy tariff on his Im¬ dividually Nun lot of mouev at 26 to 1; ing officers, who were smart enough to» pick. out the tho whole, for they are not only the test and stylish, Knave of Tramps a little at 6# to 1, but loo to l conid renewed.by Lord Lytiou, was produced for him best agents in some of the older Let all.S^Trtherforth«oornauIzaUong of life insurance corn- portation and increased his cost In this market about companies, and, l>y cease tnere arc more m now than but are horaes in a of cases be had about Hall Court. Holman's three. Brick, with great preliminary preparation imhJ puffery, but offering tlieni higher commissions, secure their ser¬ pantes ; operation loo per cent, or to about $183 through the go'.d pre¬ they adapted majority 147 152 and it reu aiuiota stUib.trn, from the St the this ^ KTe. new co n. to most of tho useful of the aged, pounds: Globule, aged, pounds, TnlmclenCJr vices to themselves; and practice, whemer fair of the old onaa offer* mium and duly combined, which is mere than he» purposes life, including Huntsman's Daughter, aged, 148 pounds, are sou in¬ star. The iir-t, excitement over, the press ana the aud honorable or not, is very common. pauy,"iSSSsitte expenses by coach, the express wagon and the road. This class volved in mystery; but it seems to be evident that public soou louod that theOermauico-Atneriran -was aukht? and soucitoiw. ing JmTwnich have to come out ot ever was worth for any purpose. We shall see very mere aad more. The re¬ the T of Holders. Let every person who of horaes we have ranged in value from $300 to Globule will represent tbe interests of the stable. 2d . mediocrity, nothing A first ciibh ftffeut is ft pi'ia® to any life Insurance p«keto Uc few of these horses In future, and very glad we to 1 now taken about him. These comment* ceipts became ".small by degrees and beau¬ As a natural such men are rare reels that he Uponcynower^auffiring J on ^ ufe ^ to The third and clas* is a being comoauy. result, the otnee of a co and ma« a nlnicI UwW m ought to I* of it, as his iutroduction Into thll coun¬ $2,000. fancy comparatively relate to tbe principal nSoveftents that have taken tifully lMb." until, as a last hope, some and know their own value. There are bat few ^ small about and include* and tbe horses named will In all suggested Band man n in to in¬ ^ n^ny ^mmla- lias been rather otherwise. Tho one, numbering 70,000, place, protiauntv body tfhakspeare. men who arc naturally adapted solicitin* life ded wlU save about try prejudicial tliag the the with to embrace the wlpper, m well as a lew A| drowning men catch at straws, so E. T. nuinh surance. There are hundreds of men who are awns^ifCdSSatTSathMUeshall lthoroughbred stallions havlnir tucky $33,000 pounds, at loo to 8- by the increased desire to imp- Lyceum, and conversational powers convince person !£ f36,ooo offered and refused fqr Kasnaw, Jr. Within port st. Muiigo, 3 years, 84 pounds, at 2u to i. but most ruinous losses to the management. who is In sound nealtu and sceptical on the bUbjeot sSSSSas been lately purchased for that purpose. a our next star from the .- tales was Mr. Pairolough, that It would i>e lor his the past year Goldsmith Maid sold Tor principally br strong demonstration In favor of life Insurance advantage know and w111 t. All over the country the value of the horse has In¬ $20,000, Lady of Turn Dawson's pair, Mandrake,a 6 years, jvuui: actor of considerable ability and jutlgmcut, to insure Ills lite, and still more tuat the particular of. K .pU J** *Scouree'wheu'thc* Thorn for $17,600, with refused for but force and that which the solicitor w income intell*ent enoug Proiesaor Blzur creased In a ratio corresponding to the high price or $30,000 Oeorge 123 pounds, and Good Hope. 3 years, of whom lacking sympathetic power company whi.-li represents theon.y i -'at there are»m« companies in tier- Palmer. The stallions Rhode Island the former has been backed down to 25 stir* the neart of an luidicuee. Alter a brief and one lor lilm to M«nre In. Many porsou* who tiy Wrlgot aays other and be set down at about Fcarnaught, of man . com^n ^ every product, may career Mr. returned to the u many . ^ falrclough because often that _ Wilkes and Uraco Prince, all of whom have to 1, aud the tatter is at loo to 3. Wild oats unprofitable soliciting gel disgusted liapp.jii* arc .r ^nt of tlie double what It was berore the war, with no prospect ueorge is still a Urm favorite for the Two Thousand Guineas States. not one out often wnom tney approach w. listen to management onl» receipts, trotted better than 2:26, are individually valued at Miss Cell* also, after a brief residence here, are many who wl.lJ tne ^ M (.huPretender has not moved from 100 to 7, and 25 to i twauty. iiiu-ii bothered und discounted objections arrived at in the aiMcooe of any census enumera¬ great gentlemen could be bad about Kysh worth, Thorwoldseu, Ladas dom appears. Amy Sedgwick (Mrs. Parties) has are raised which tney cannot answer. Consequently . tion. In i860 the number or norses la all the Mate* of wealth and leisure, who seek recreation, excite¬ and Martyrdom. been m retirement for suiwe tune, but will *bortiv t£y"umderi, t* a few weeks boring everybody .Jsr ment and sometimes notoriety \m tho road. The There has been a good deal of racing the reappear. iwoor three offers have neen made by getting little enwunuement and 7""T and Territories amounted to 4,138,820, and In 18&< during York to iitduce her to cross the At¬ m^criinliiateiv, action of agricultural and other tftffeties in week at various places.Windsor, Nottingham, Derby Hew managers finally Rive it up in disgust. It Is the experience of the comprted number was 8,240,174. Kotwithstand¬ offering aud but when there are so maujr hxtures lantic, but as yet nothing haa been ottered sutflcieniJy kUoat all generaTagenU thai not more than one outof the lyCgatton the amounts do for horses Chelmsford; and as she is the flrst fj1' the that he has ing the great loss sustained during the war and the large they annually to it is alwa.rs a case of "great cry and little wool". tempting, undoubtedly "star" Sraror five men who commence soliciting Insurance the recall of Mr. IW..ifrJI^jikhi ground compete at their exhibitions operates as a powerful that is, lots of flport and very moderaie. The most ctmmtitnM or the day and utn make plenty or money ever succeeds, and u Is also well kno.vn to lire insur¬ been *[im lneomt»atloie almost entire cessation or breeding in some or the here, but a liberal will that are men caaracter. At the samo time lie incentive to the of Una every notable feature has been the wonderful form of nothing very proposal tempt ance companies there many who are States or the rloutli during that time, the natural breeding horsea, Dawson's stable, Mr. Pryor on the her to leave ner home, lier troops o( iricudsand lens ignorant tuat tney can -careely write their own minuterial breeder to be able to exhibit a Joseph having, of thousand* of admirers. In America she I So Skll Increase has been so great as to luliy reach our esti¬ hoping Dexter, a l"o- first day at Nottingham, carried off the staud Plate would, £w?*«r maKC ow an application leg.bly, yet who capacity- a or a to the with sphinx, the Park Makes with his flilv by Dun¬ am sure, prove Imneiuaiv suocesstul. make first rate solictors; for they have a ccmln wc aa» this *»niro>envcontroversy is unfortunate. Mr. Hale mate or 8,oon,ooo. The following table will show the cahontas, Lucy, liashaw, Jr.,* gaze Of all the "stars".and there are of them a lal in a more than two years, whai Is i>cen ^ of thousand* and off a dee (out of Lady Lolly), the Spring Handicap with plenty tact and perseverance, and. vulgarly called has part number of horses in e.icli State ami at the admiring carry pre¬ Friday and the innkeeper's Plate with moving around.I believe J. LTooic makes the most "ciioek "which enables tiiem to succeed where others during most of «n on |Jip (Ult(e(, of embww Territory which will Chapel Kovui, He is can lie but I doubt wh0 Uaa discharged periods alluded to above:. mium enrich him for life. All and on the second day tbe Little John Stakes with money. droil and pathetic, fai But there are men wi.oee peculiar taiimt tl'" have this tends to greatly increase the number of Sister to Veda aud tne Newcastle Plate with Chapel if he would succeed nut of Rugiunil. he Is so theui lor soliciting life Insurance, aud \» no are In the thetn to the i,n,u of the government, and of ¦iTtinsn ()»¦. licmsas in this cot!nthr is 1*60 ami Ro.>ai. The little John makes.the two tlioioiighly Lnglisli. Here the sound of his voioeat receiptor handsome incomes. So many new lde insur¬ American.«r«»Jenlsatisjacw ulaiulUar 1800. horaes bred and tho great accumulation of na¬ principal eli. is a cucurtoms and year old eveut of this meeting.Is ^remarkable as the wing "roar of ianghuv," and his ap¬ ance coinpantea are starting up that good solicitors with tue Hpanlsh Uin^ age. hl.torv, Shit?.". 1HM. 1880. tional wealth In that speciality. The following arc affording the second victory oi Mr. ltjor's smart pearance on i he stage "brings iace.1 in the position of a Su'e alent, Connecticut vh.htk xviTa to $2,000; a dashing, good, young animal of square on this occasion showed her respected. To my mind Lionel Brough (one or the where lie na* an unlimited field to work in Delaware again great brotheis Is one of the most IS,WI 18,063 action will command $2,600 or $3,000. while a well speed by overthrowing among 1 others.and (lenity Brough) natural, aud employ subordinates under l,ll^*keuwitf com¬ SSaSn. sszsz Florila. lo.vis la,448 that Under a or droll and amusing low comePhantom l.ass, Mr. a'wavs Toole, but Brough is a eiiatuelcon changing thirty per cent on first premiums, andfj"tromJ1 in to Illinois 907,06-1 603,780 that can trot In 2:36, with a prospect of improve¬ lirewitt's Ironstone, the French filiy Chcvreuse and lti each cnar.icrer. seven and a Half per cent on lnUiehands a binif, outapoaeu «u Ind'ana 3i4.iue 6*1,677 ment, will be sought after at $5,000; and one of Lord Calthorpe's lllly by Kettledrum out of Liter- The uew Gaiety theatre Is a great success, though id a successful agent the businessi^walsincreas* s ntpl liy of a man, who held in wwwbiuv the usual low a 38,6110 Ufi,oas mire. From what we have seen of these animals the the talent ameaaMrnl there is by no means extraor¬ every vesr and there are some agents In this coun¬ |n ,(t# . either of the above stoca that can beat 2:30 ts con¬ ' Kansas 20,.i44 "form Is no doubt moderate enough, but at all dinary: but the theatre is new, ciean, bright try who have worked up * l",!uu Kentucky M6.7M sidered cheap at $10,000, while for every second in events sister to Voda has the credit of being tbe i>e*t and cheerfol. 1 he old mendicity system or demand¬ tiiem lu an income of *I5.0WI»IWWooo a vear Louisiana. 19,614 73,701 iho twenties $1,000 extra will be readily given. two year old who has joi appeared. In the otlicr ing pay fur booking your neat, pay for your seat, | ay h'nuiros ii lonti fttiU mjr*evcrlUi! etTott to ao tuii*. Maine,...*. 41,7-21 no.H.17 there for a pay for opening u box door and it is 1 f From all that we have said above, and which meetings Is little lo notice bevond the lac'.* programme, when once Maryland 76,084 w.t.400 may that a tolerable two year old appeared at Chelms¬ pay for too r hH or coat hanging on a peg has vtrr lers of failureaccomplishedaud o.mtlagrat on to Whleft mercantilePantile .a^STd'K?ASSSSRi thP Massachusetts 4S.I16 it,7M be implicitly relied npon, aa having been drawn ford. In hady Kew, by Vedette ont of hthel, that the wisely been doae away with by Mr. hoilingtdu ad, men arc subject, at d it may b^ Mr. Michigan M,»;m l:»tv»i7 from tho best sources <»f tha conclusion Fairlands Handicap was won by i.aird of Scotland, the manager, *ho is a man of the time. the most reliable occupations which £a man can oe Minnesota sflo 17,una information, that at rbc New tiiobc is siiccestdnl with from is unavoidable that our facts and indicate a Derny Countryman and Phantom Isms wrre Byron's engaged ¦SRHWMHNHMHB Mississippi 116,4>SO 717,671 figurea again -bowled a called Hpllsmlaii'e. drama of "Cyni'a Success." and deservedly so. Hut ^ ^ ojp | irr INrtUB4NCi. the public so long as Mr. Seward remained in the ov»rf' by illly us what even a Missouri * 226,319 141,874 rapid increase in the nwnlier and value of the horses by Dollar out of Vuntlls, and that orisn showcu a the greatest saufess of London is the Albainora. vmi.i what has already !«.« said some of our >i . department has shown biunl . orchestra numbers to know New Hampshire 34,238 41,101 In this country, so great as all who have bit of power" by winning the great Midland spring where the sixty tdmlraiiie per- readers ni iv Infer that the expense* of life insurance man may accomplish If he only happened Now Jersev flMM to'surpriso formers, where grand ballet and ooinlc ballet are that is a losing game to an when he had nM money enough to pay" 79,707 not attention this and whose Handicap. om i^im^ * irreat ti emperor who admire New York 447,014 Ma,7S» given ,to subject, only The munition of the Karl of Olasgow to bear awav prmtuord with grander effects than elsew.mre in 1,?I » tiiat tuo great a ratio ol the receipts from lor blacking his boots. And those the North 1 aroiina : has l>e«ii that of mero the where vocalists, instrumentalists. acrobats to nil the or the Aert or Mr. liale may think 14*,893 opinion conjecture. premier honors or the Knglhoi turf is so weil Kngiand: ure^uTi i goes pockets tntegrltv and Independence his lack of Ohio 403,397 016.340 »"0WP, as to be quite provartiai even across th» and ecceatTK artistes or every description appear: affcii's The statistics of the annual reports ofltiJtne tnat these qualities compensate for polish. Oregon s,u40 90,772 DANciKBora Mntr«m-wt*._Th« Maryland Ooort of Atlantic. No labor or expense has b«on apared to where ihere are seats for 8,txT) ami promenades for rf. ms-lnner lor Massachusetts sImw mat the uv^ Hut, at leasi, a Minister representing the American Pennsylvania. 360, ;im 4,i7,ns4 Appeals hits recently made an important decision in attain the coveted trophy, whicli lias hern more than an man r more, and where these sevs an 1 promen¬ erase exinm-e of a life Insurance policy through lite republic aliouid be in sympathy with republican Bhodo Island ioh reference 10 the for to third once all but ades are ilded to sneli tuat locoaio- cent of t.,e as it aay seem la vtew of his n, 7,121 llabillly injuries partiaa ' within his lordship's gra»p, to the mor¬ nigiiily repletion U ..uiv about eight per piemluws, while hlcas. And. strange South Carolina. ft,11 1 81,125 occasioned by the negligence of the workmen em- tification not only of lUmseir hot also lo that of the tlou is dlniculi, and the sudieuoe Is so constantly ireU^nrance ooinpaolea which do au agoucv lmal- free *dangerous a Derby nomination. "Brother to General Pee!," city suthorirtes as well as the citizens are using all in this cityI. » It an extravagant estimate or his "royal prosutut or to declare a hope that she ""y1 r mfotifH. IKfto. 1800. manner as to excite the general alarm of the paasers- stands at 40 to t in to-day's quota¬ precautionary measures. The drains have been services to regard them as worth from *10,000 to bo returned to her ihrone. Tbe Spaniah liberate DiHtrin of Columbia H24 041 by, tne Court held that it constituted a nuisance, tions, bnt that the is under clone shov¬ .a. noo a year t The same amount of uientandin- listen to his utterances with astonishment, and the noble nominator placed inspection, snow is being l i 1MOU _ s4 tor wnicli the owner of the land waa liable, and the a po®PUoau»n of diseases which, I am elled from the roof* of houses and all the available iins'lrv In the legal or medical prolesslon is Aas wc.l met icau residents with moi Ideation. Nebraska . 4,449 fact that the wail waa erected by others, under con¬ the venerable patient, now hi bis seventy- teams are employed in carting the snow rrom the or better rewarded. The care and responsibility of It is cliariiabty assumed that prolonged dlaeask NfflMa . 641 tract, and to whom ha did not bear the relation of eighth year, cannot, id mm course of nature, be ex¬ streets. Bnt all this will not prevent damage lu building up such an immense business, of property had weakened ihe mental faculties of our Minister? New Mexico 6,079 10,Mil master, did not excose him. It was asserted that pected successfully to withstand. Indeed, my inform Commission street and other points exposed to the investing such Immense sums and collecting the in¬ that he Is not now the same John P. Hale who dur?! Wall 2,420 4,AAA where a party t* in possession of real property ho ¦nation, while 1 write. Is such as to Justify my say¬ toe ami water a hen the Ht Lawrence breaks up. it terest due imm them, the proper supervision of an mg so many yearn, bat i led nobly for liberty and the. Washington . 7,773 must take care that It is so used and inamigou that ing I should not be at all surprised to learn at any in alsa reared that through all the region between army of agenta, clerks and solicitors; the payment rtsii'sof maii agaluat aU the adverse Influences oi other persons shall not be Injured, and whether It M moment that bla lordship's illness had terminated m. Julius ami Montreal the destruction win ne in- or looses, aveiaging rrom |1 .000 to a day. re¬ Aiuerii an politics. At ail events he does not repre* Total.... S,323 25,111 managod by hia own servants or by contractors and fatally, in whleh event the bereavement will be the ealeniaMe, and that a rreshet will occur In the Kich- quires a mind of no ordinary executive ability to see sen' the sentiments of his oountrr in reference to the States 4.12M.297 0.224,000 tneir servants makea no difference in respect of his heaviest the tort has sustained since the death of eilen and St. Johns mere flooding the entire level that these finances are properly managed and mat at etutudo of Spanish pontics. Having tUue liability, iffe man has anything done on his pro- l.ord George Itentlnck. The recent mortality among country and making l: an Inland sea. The inhabi¬ ill attempts at dlsooneaty and fl.imi are prompiiy iie-l his.