... IMMIGRATION OF THE NEGR(NO RACR INTO THE BRITISH IVES7T IDJRS. FROU THE COLON'IATL .AZgA T . : rhe negro rnee is the one whose immift p the Wdewt Indlijs would he most advantageous -otiihSpiretittn- hwliittstt5 and to the nevy coners. That r the'pre djrnii afit race, and ib the only one, c uirtaigration as lpbonrers is cut of tbe qaestjtirg tdl bc rceived on a footing of brotherhoad by tb ...

... SPORTING IVTBLLIGB.NCE. TATTEltSALL'S. The alterations in tbe hetting yesterday may be disposed of in a few words. Ottoman's party were again ln force; several bets were made at 21 to I, amd tile takers would have gone onl. One bet of 25 to I was laid against Bokhara, lit the avesage offers did not exceed the price qootad at the beginninglot the week. Warden droppeft to 10 to 1, betted il ...

... THE TRUE SPORTSM-A-N'S ;CAZETTE. i THE TURF. I TATTERSALL'S-MOmDAY, DEc. 30. It is the opinion of many that the nominations (originally amounting to 146) for the Derby do not contain a nag of a superior description, and we are half inclined to entertain the same notion; though from the openness of the weather up to this period, and the probability of a mild winter, the start for the stake in ...

... SPOiTIA NTLLIGBNICB. -S. HIR. CHEW'S SOUTHPORir COURSING MEETING, TIIUISDAY AND FRIDAY. The Great Fleetwood Stakes were won by Dr. Barge's ilk b Maiden Queen, beating Mr. Toolell's w and bk b Eruca; ald the Rossall Puppy Stakes Uby br. Chew's bk d Beppo, beating Air. Rowley's fib Rebecca. HUNTING APPOINTAIENTS. Col. G. Wyndham's hownds meet on Wednesday at Tartington. common, and on Friday at ...

... kSPIJRITTII J ANTRLWA CR. TATTEltSALfL'S. TheeT' Was a tolerably foll hoooe yetserdly, tbnt very liltle hlstilteso w.1% got tIlroogh. Nothig of 11t1o1ieat wit3one loril ?? lirt. felr - 14 to I oas lai t o i'oJti, anid a poinat more at a later pteriotl of the at ernoonl, againot Blrother to Eneltl, and IS otad It; lo I a Hat thie Anlliett colt. Wet did not hear any bets jotright agtdat Mtuley ...

... SPOfTIINU IN2'hLL(IV.C:B. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.-DONCASTEH, 1840. MOVDAY.-The Chamipagne Stakes of .50 soya each, hf ft, for two' yes-old ; olts, Sailkt 716od Aillies, Sfet .5t. lied House in. Mir. Ramsay's hir c Siteriff and Fulton; Lord ?? b F by Jerry r,,.a by St. Potrlrk ; ir. J. (1111 names cit by Illuley Dlaitch, out of Resolution's dam; Mir. tiatcooth's f Evelyn; Mrt. Vully's be cIttadleal ...

... .biL2PA' 6U IN I'THLiLJf1fveL. DIIAL, 3AN. 7.-Winld 8.8.E.-Sailed the Sophiet for Madros, Isabel la Anna for Va~paralso, Forester for Tobrago. KNoOTOWNO, JAN. 11.-Arrived tbe Reindeex frotn Monte Videot, Coubtiltutiota front Quebec. HULL, JAv. 7,-W~indiS.S.W., fresh ?? arrivals. GRIMSBtaY, JAN. 5.-The Ceres, from Copenhagen to Loccon, wvas ruan o shore to-day leaky, and with cargo shifted. ...

... SPUORTING&! INTEL LlGEHINCHi. TATT1tiSALL'S. The bettlng yesterday Atternoron was tDO Blight In amount, and generally too uoilmportant In its resulte, to afford much room fer comment. It Is only rtecessary to point out two or three changes In the Derby the principal enn ahlected Theot (brotber to Euclid), who was backed freely at 14 to , atid closed at olfers of 12, or takers of IS to l. The ...

... THE TURF. We feel great pleasure in being able to inform our readers that the prospects or the turf are sufficiently flattering so as to satisfy every well wisher to our invaluable national establish- ments. The nominations for the Doncaster St. FLeger of 1841 amount to 137 ! The stakes, &c., of the Liverpool Julv meeting of the present year, are remarkably well filled; the nomina- tions for ...

... - A subscriber (from whom we should be glad to hear again) writes to us as follows -During the last month, North Wiltshire has rivalled Leicestershire in the sports of the field, ?? vales and rich meadows maintaining the well-known fact, that the richer the pasture the sweeter the scent. We have seen an English prince of true English character, like his reverend grandfather, enjoying the, ...

... TATTEI1 .SAl.I.S--W CDNEsfAY JAn. S. There wasai tolerably fill ltse, lit very little bdsiness Was got tltriiigli. 'a-tbillg of' nioneait was done about ihe lirst four; l-l to l was laid to '201., nand a paint more at at later peril (ft' the after- 11t-1 Against lli'ii lhr to 1' lclidlan 10 and lt' to l against tile An- VIVIl'ca colt. We did not hear any bets on tright against Muley -.shlel or ...

... SPORTINUG JINTELLIOASCB. TATTERSALL'S-YEST1n1AV. The betting commenced earlier that; upual, and If we vere to judge by the bustle which prevailed to the cloae of the room, we might venture to call It a busy afternoon; looking, however, at the actual amount and character of the betting, ve are bound to state that there ;va, much cry and little wool. A formidable list of favourites will be ...