U.MER the title "Four in Hand," a
correspondent of tbe Boston Journal
gives the following description of equip
ages that may be .en in New York :
"A panic io New York is seen more
readily on the road tbao elsewhere. j
When time are good and speculation j
sharp, common men Indulge in the ex-
travance of fast trotters and four-in-!
hand. A Irtng run of reverses in Wall j
street drives snots bsck to the hack- ;
oej-coaeb or their feet. Those who j
drive through Central Park will meet j
to-day with but one four-in-hand. This ;
is driven by Colonel Charles II. Dele-!
van, sod of the late Genetal Delevan. j
Tbe turnout is worth looking at. Four ;
black horses, worthy of an Emperor ; 1
gold mocnttd harness ; driver and foot-1
man in cixttnuie, each wearing a sable !
fur cape J with every extravagance j
known to a gay Parisian turnout mark ,
this establishment. Our wealthy men :
do not deal iunch in borne-fl;sh. Jay
Gould indulges io a private coups in
j which be tides dowo town. William It.
