... 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 ...

... ?? spriRMRiG. TATTEllSA L'S.-MON AT. Cl ESrEII CTUP. There soos a slight ilmprovemenit il the hetticg on thii race, but no eriniiiag charge in the quotat ons. WVe need only observe, hverefcrnc rbat Cataract and Sellkiaria were in fair demrand, and so nearly level that two sece- reigns scere t;!ken for cite choice af thce horse in err -er bet of *1 0a . The Era was also ic avantour. a'nd ...

... SPORTIrNG IV ]TLLIGE.VcIX I j IMANC 1ESTER-TUitsDY 21 to I agst The Eral (takel) 2 tlo Ir sgt St TAironeo 12 to I ?? Olseurity (takenj) 7 to I 1g-t the Irish I tle 12 to I agst Seuiseria 7 to I az't all ?? n rr 1 to I agst Cataract os ' rs nd'I 2O to t agst Wmte ?? s000 to 10Be nst Pridte , loiire to ?? ad after. r -10 to I agst Alarm I ?? I nest Ce'vh colt 1e- I4 to I agst Idas 25 to I agst ...

... TARLETON COURSING MEETING. SECOND DAY.-(Saturday last.j TAULETON Porrp Cur.- Third Ties: Snake beat Sarah; Boadicea beat Unus. Deciding Course s Boadicea beat Snake, BANIC HALL Cup.-Third Ties: Trip the Daily beat Major; Canto ran a ?? Courser Trip the Daisy beat Canto. RADCLIFFE HALL Cur.-Mr. Rodgette MAddira boat MIr, Duck. worth's Ajax; AMr. B. G. Harnby's Hector O'Halloran beat Mr:Ro. ...

... eTLL-PU -CHASNQ:Q. I STFEPLE-CihASES TO COME. Marel]17-BrocklesbY Huint ?? Closed. 17-Woreester (twno) ?? Closed. 16-Worcester (twio) ?? Close March 17. 8-IRaby Hunt (two)C ?? Close March 17. 18.-Veterinary Medical ktwo) . F P irst closed. NL~orfolk and Norwich ?? Closed, 2801-Olney and Oakley Hunt ?? First closes March 17. :9 git.:Sttaindrop. 4-Canterbury Yeomanry Open (two) ?? Closed. 2.. ...

... I SPOR TING 7iVTELL ICENCE. DUNDALK STEEPLE CHIASE ItACEs. Stewards Memsrs. Itictiardsou, Byrne, OHanlos), ?? and MNIGough. Thesertannual. Steeple Chases camne ofr'over thellgru.zol coarse on Thursday and F'riday last, It wam in wrset'iei ea dition, the principal portion beinig over plouglind gI sued. itj, the. leoces, ?? ot'tweni y in flumnber ;ii th ltwio reills. . rather at trying ...

... PIGEON SHOOTINC, &c. GAerrAti's, COPE A ON Housss.-The members of the Copenhmag Club mst-ered in full force on Mondayb when a host of matches and sweepstakes were decided. The following were among the. many.. Williams, Hall, Jones, Cook. Mitchell, 3. Dennis and Broles. shot for a swee) of ts. each, at 5 sparrows each, when Messrs. ehilliath, Hall, and Jones tied. They then doubled the stakes, ...

... SPORJrING lINTELLIGI,.CE. .i CARLISLE ?? races ale to take place in July, and are expected to be a great improvement on those of many years past. A considerable sum has been subscribed; atil the sport is expected to be of an at- tractive nature. Nlr Hamilton is appointed clerk of the course. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Sir Mlf. ?? Ridley's fox-houends meet on Monday March the 24thz, at Morpeth North ...

... SANDY.MOUNT STRANll RACES. An immense number of persons assembled oui the Sandymount Strand yesterda3, for the purpose of witnessIng races which had been advertised to come olffor some time previouoly. The 'iriginal race did not. however. fill, and the followiig olie was substituted Sweepstakes of I sovy each, s added heats, one mile. e The Hon. Mr. Chicheister'h bmn 1n ' F late Sheclah ( ...

... porting TATTERSALL'S-MoN'Dkr, CHESTER cup. T.[here Was a Slight impro-vemnent in the betting on this rame but no striking chliange in the quotations. We need oirly observe, therefoore, that Caitaraict and Seyniseria, were in fair- dleiand, andi so nearly level that two sovereigns were S. taken for the choice, of the horse in an even bet of £400. The 52 Era -as also iil favour, end Obscurity, ...

... I PEDE STREAN iSImI. MATCHES TO COME. Marchl7-T. Varey and John Stephenson, 120 yards, for 10 soVS a-side, at Stillingileet, Yorkshire. I7-Edward Harris and Richard Holden, to run 100 yards, for 5 sovs a-slde, within 6 miles of Liverpool. 17-John Dixon, of Belford, and R. A. Maule, of Aln*ick, 150 yards, for 5 sovs a-side. at Bronyside, near Alnwick. 17-S. Ward, of Failsworth, and James ...

... SPO1?TING INTBLLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'8-YlBTBRDAT, CHESTER CUP. The betting on this event was trivial in amount, and at prices! so nearly similar to those laid on Monday as to render comment superfluous. The following were the average quotations at the' Close:- 11 to I apgt Mr. Jaques's Somlserla (take 12 to 1) 12 to I - Mr. A. Johnson's Obscurity (taken and aft, offsred) la to I - Mr. A. ...