... Ate gutf anb otter *portfug 4jjes. Mr. Scott, whose accident was noticed last week in the York papers, is pronounced out of danger, aesd has been removed to his own residence. WARWICK SPRING RAcBs.-In consequence of the frost these races have been postponed till Monday, the 7th of April, and the Trial Stakes and Warwick Handicap have been re, opened upon the usual conditions, to elose saz name ...

... sbe tsuf ant otber poi c I . .- Thse Marquis of Waterford and Earl Stradbirocil have accepe the Stewardship of Goodwood races for I547. We understand that Lord George Bentinek, having deteralm1e to quit the turf, has sold the whole ofhibs stud. GOODW0OD ~JULY MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JULy 29. COWDRAY STAKES of 2S sovs each, T.Y.c_ The winner to be sold for B120, ifidemanded. Mr Paine's Collinpsvood ...

... BEVERLEY AND EAST RIDING I RACES.. On Wednesday evening a meeting was held at Glover's London Tavern, to receive a deputation from tihe committee of management for the revival of the Beverley Races, and to originate measures to obtain the co-operation of the sporting gentlemen o ilull. Tie deputation who attended from Beverley consisted of Messrs. Croiskill, John Brigham, D. Boyes, Robert ...

... I ba-u ?? I = b. - -NEWMARKEIT-VRAVEN MEETING~. The IN61IN~MON Y A9~ g ' ft;'for 3-yr. The IN JiIIenoK STAKES Of 'oo sovs,h t; ?? 8sat 71bl fillies 051; 416i. D.M. 4 cUba. ,colonel Peel's Indus ' . alked over. s HAI7DICP.SWE1STAKES ef;2Q savI, oah 51 ; T if declared, ,&as,; tp-o-SoP the second -Iorse;, for 3.-yr-oids and upwards. 10o sluls dn6 of wlhom dre ireef torre I.. ...

... Sporting 7narketfe0i, mWnong ffixtures, &e. U' .ng THE HOLDERNEss Fox HOUNDS will meet on Tuesday, im the 5th inst., at Everingham; on. Thursday, the 7th, at Cherry Burton; and on Saturday, the 9th, at Nunburn-, he holme,-on each day at eleven o'clock. c If. EARLYARBOROUGH'S Fox HOUNDS will meetatWeelsby i no House, on Monday, the 4th inst.; at Wrawby Mill, on s 51 Wcdnesda'y, the 6th; and at ...

... 0porting 1nitelligrace. IN- ich Ioll 'n. or, csL nm- id, Vet itlh 00 n,J ,n. by do laJ 0s :cS it's [Ca aly ad gc er ly be Uk -it_ or nt Cy ['- at le id !1, 1. 1- 1 - d y d as ig le .0 1- c0 e 9' CRICKET. The granld return midth between the gentlemen of the East Ridnig Club and the gentlemen of the Scawty Club, in Lincoln. shire, was played on Friday, the 8th inst., on. Westwood, near Ileverley ...

... TATTERSALL'S.-THURSDAY EVENING, SIX O'CLOCK, I DERBY. So much time was occupied in comparing books, that betting, until late in the afternoon, was almost at a stand still; and when it did commence, so fitful was it, so seall the investments, and so great the crowd, that ise lad some difficulty in drawing up a list of market prices Except in Pam, who was sent to the rightabout by a bet of 1000 ...

... [%Loeal aty cenrar iFutemffence. CRICKEr MATCH ON WOODHOUSE MOOR, BRuNSWICK CLUB V. OFFICERS O TisE 32ND. A match at Cricket for a small stake was played on Woodhoise moor, on Monday last, between the mem- bers of the Leeds Brunswick Club and the Officers of the 32nd regiment, now stationed in this town. The day was beautifully fine until about four o'clock; and the wickets having been pitched ...

... - *portifng ntelli2ence, ASCOT RACES.-TUESDAY. L- RACE CouiRsE, FIvE o'CLocR -The Empeor o Russia, the King of Saxooy, and his Royal Bighne f ., Prince Albert, arrived at one o'clock, accompanied bya nunuorous suite, and were received with acclamnatioa a, H1r Majesty, we are sorry to add, did not accompap her ilhlstrions visitors. His Imperial Majesty has prei a mised to give annually £500 to ...

... =.Orting var(ttics, &,[. - Ci.,V - - - - - - - - - - - - DONCASTER RACES. These races have, this year, been shorn of much of their former brilliance, whether we look at the company who attended, or at the sport,-the latter being of a very inferior description. Several mdertigs were held between the members of the racing club, and a deputation from the Corporation, to consider of the best ...

... Q? ,I)ipping Int(Iliallfc. PORT OF HULL. TELEGllAPHI OFFICE, JuLY 22-Wind at IHumber Fioat, W.S.W., fresh, Bar. 29.73 -on Kiflialhiolme, lunvard, at 7 a.st,-No. 2095, Thos. llodson, Bk.-Onf Iumber Float, luwaNiild, at 10 Ant.-NO. 2564, Jasmine, seahr.-OL Hiumber Flolt, Outward, at 10 m.o-Nu. 2111, Williani, B.B.-Onf llumber Float, Inward, at 4 t.st.-No. 2173, 'Fay, sebr. No, 05i2, Deborah, ...

... TATTERSALL'S-TnURSDAY. CESAREWITCII STAKES. 6 to I agst Lord Clifden's Surplice (taken). 6 to I - Mr. Crawfurd's The Cur (taken). 7 to I - Ir. Clancy's Lanesberough. 12 to I - Major Pitt's Fern (taken). 15 to I - Colonel Anson's Backbiter. 1a to I - Colonel Peel's Dacia. 25 to I - Colonel Pesl's Ialma (takekn. 25 to I - Mr. Walsh's Panic. 20 to I - Mr. Verity's Diplomatist. 30 to I - Mr. ...