... Tma GARRISON BeACdS I '1egarison races commence4yestersd ,.in the Phenit .park toia were as usual attendeli' inot cisI by great umm bers ...

... AYFFRAY WITH THE MILITARY AT GUIERNS I -RA~CES. (From the Jersey Gazette of the 30th ult.) On Wednesday there were between forty and fifty sol diers at the races. Towards the close of the day's sprf 3 many of them became drunk and quarrelsome ; fights atid I furious rows with a number of equally drunken townspeople 3 took place, and it was with great difficulty the tmen were 3 got off to their ...

... MIANCHESTER RACES-WEDNESDAY. The Wilton Stakes of 10 sove each, with hO added-throe yra old, ?? 41b; four. 8ct 41b; flve, 8at 121b six and aged, 9at 21b. One mile and a half 8 subs. Ur S L Fox's Meaux, 3 yrs .. . .. Mr Ewbanh'c Louisa Newell, 3 yrs .. . .. 0. \Ir teiklam's Lightning, 6 yrs .. .. *- 3 ilr Eskrett's Exhort, 5 yra . .. .. 4 ;r G Arnold's Alice 6 yrs . .. .. .. 5 Alter a dead heat ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGBNCE. CURRAGH APRIL MEETING. WvEDNESDAY, sraPRI 21. There were but two racee on the card for yesterday, the Han. dicap not having filled.' The race for the Wellingtons again gave the f'elder5 a tarn, the favourite (Caughrouche) being the very first horse beat in the race, althoagh backed before starting at a point less than even against the field. The aecond race was, ...

... SPORTING INTBLLIGENCB. WAKEFIELD GRAND NATIONAL STSEPLE-CHASES. De Wakefield, Monday Evening. This exciting event, which came off this day, bhts fully realised gr the anticipations of Its active promoters, both as to the character r a of the sport and the Interest manifested by the inhabitants of the3 locality. It Is supposed that there could not have been much leso tic than fifty thousand ...

... ?? DEIRBY, OAKS, AND ST. LEGEIR LOTS, 1849. Ia ?? with the wsish of numerous subscribers and eadlers nle give the following list of the Irish aninmals en- gag,vd ia the D)erby, Oaaks, and St Leger, 1849. Of the 'exalt whereabouts of several, bowever, ive are at present oaa1ble positively to state:- DERBY. :11r. J. Haedonncll's b c Saucy Dick, by Retmeiu rlatoff, out oil Oblivioa-'trained by IV ...

... I LIVERPI'OOL JULY MEETING. s SEC0ND DAY-THiiURSDAY, JULY' Urns. e (rituI o01 Cit cotiSsiONDENT.) The Foal Stakies of 100 ?? each, h ft; for foals of IS t5 ; cilts, ti Kit 6ib; fillies, 8st 31b; certain allowances ; once rouid anda ai distance. 3 subs. ri -Mr. Wvatts' cl c Crazy Lad, by St. Lulac-31b (Foley) .. Sir RW. 1\ ulkelev'O b f 1i8s Orbell . . .. .. 2 c. WVon casy-tle Crazy Lad mraidng ...

... BUNtING APPIOINTMENTS. 0 TRe Palmerstown harriers will meet on Saturday, October d Gth, at Greenhills; Wednesday 10th, at Mulhuddart; Saturday 13th, at Peamount; Wednesday 17tb,' at Popintree House; P Saturday 20th, at Castlebaggot; Wednesday 24th, at Barbers- t( town Bridge; Saturday 27th, at Kingawood, Nass Road; Wed- ti nesday 31st, Moor of Meath-at eleven o'clock sharp. A tc GROUSE ...

... I CARLOW RACES-TUPSI)y, Auourr 4. Slewards-Rich,,rd Pierce Butler, Jlorace Rochfort, John New. ten, Lorcnzo Alexruder, and Hugh Fulkltner, Esqrs. Thernas Whelan, N~q, trcaurer. Mr T Connor, regiatrar. Mr James Daly,j udge, This unnuml meeting comtmenced yesterday, and the railway having been epexied to the public, the attendance was exceedingly large. The coursc. which is situatot at Ballybar ...

... iI. ?? - RPORTINO INTELLIGENCE. :CURRA& SEPTEMBER MEETING. TUEEDAY pSEPT. 4, 1849. Stewards-Tthe arquis of Waterfard,- SirThornas Burke, Bsrt., and John o'Nrten`yEeq. ; 'eiatetestetered in the decision of the Great Irish Pro- duce Staker,:the Atrleseya, tizh-es gone by, was wont to set the 2nkf~jibpiiX o{h ~e qe tre, but on this occasion it created little iatorest,'tbitendance-.alzost confined ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, I NEWMARIET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING g ]FRIDAY. E Match, 300, B C-Duke of Bedford's Leopard, 7st 71b, (Nat) beat a' Mr xostyn'a Auricla. Mlatch, 1oD, h ft, 1' Y C-Mfr Mostyn's Coal Black Rose, 7st 121b S (Nat). beat the Duke of Bedford's Captain Phebus, 8st 71b. M5atch 2110 A ft R M -Lord GIafgowOS Conspiracy lst (Holmes), w beat Mr Rolt's Collingwood 8sa 31b. A Handicap ...

... KILDARE HUNT STEEPLE CHASES. sATIRDAY, APRIL 15. Stewarde-T Cennolly and E Rennedy, Esqrs. Chicill throogh the exertions of the stewards, whose names are ,Wended above. these races were got up. The line of osuntry ,is welt selected-lying between Newbridgo and Kilcullen-twenty fousn~~iclCselCioO thelhrcezemle~vae over. The attendance, though l arge, waos very ?? Marquis of Drogheda, the ?? ot ...