... SPORTING INI'hELLIGPNCE. LIVERPOOL RACES-FwD.AY The Liverpool St Leger of 2.5 Bovs sac;. v 6l, lo0 ndded yrs old. Colts, Rst 81b; fillies, 8st 1h. Theh0 w- t to dlesworth, or 2000 guineas at Newmarket, or Derh e1 thoi to carry 71b extra; of the Tuesday's Rtiddles orth, l, or Oaks, 5itb of the t'hestcr Dee Stakes, : lb; or of El wM the abltg, 21h in addition to the higihest weig t m UtS.e °t ...

... KILLARNEY RACES. SECOND DtY_-WEIVNE5DIDAY. It sas intended that the first race should be for hunters in ge- rord, tlc, stalteo five sovereigns, p p., to which tho stewards wero :a1l forty sovereigiIs; but twere not being the sutlicient numtbor rt horses to start, the raco did not come offi. Tho cen lracc was for horses the bona fide property of itlia. liolseltrf lKorry, for stokes of three ...

... TIlE RACES. Tle Ycomnary ltnccrs caine off yesterday, commioening at teal o'clock and filishillg at half-past three in the afternoon. The eatries were nuameroas and the greoter part of the horses ertered started for tbe sarioais cops. With the cxeeptiha of one slig.ht ahaer, she weather was fine, and thi assenblage in enreiges of oil deteriptions, eifacstrians and pedestrioan, was more boam ...

... I REGATTAS AND MATCHES TO COME. July 14-Bteacles Regatta. *1-Regcatfa at Eau Brink Cut, Lynn. 15 aul 16- Isle of Man Regatta in Douglas Bay. ?? Thames Yacht Club-last club match of the season. 21-North of England Regatta, on the Tyne. 32 and 23-Cork Harbor Regatta. 24-Fulham Regatta. 24-Legal Quayo Regatta, below the Tower. 25-, & 26-Royial Harwich Yacht Club Regatta. 26-Westminster and Eton ...

... SPORTING I.VXTELfI(;CNfT-, TA.TTERSALL'S -Yr. rraol)':. LIVERPOOL)1 ?? 4 to I DgSt Dulc a3 Rieliolloioo]' 1. 1! fio 't1ic'0. 00 )1 WO01l) oSTAtl' S. It to I agot M,. Mo-ioltrm's Libitw: Bi] to 1 - 3ir. Pa! ?? (]oooki, M ?? -.0 18 to I - Mr. (arrs LE rt a Btol) '20 to I - LorI ?? ?? ?? J.,,i o,'clart 'Ikir 20 to I - Loril Ii 'or o' JW l., t il) 20 to I - Mr. Eytoil's .13.: lio.,! 2.5 to I - ...

... AFFRAY WITH TH E-1 IC, Ml EIAR Y A. -1 GUERNSEY EnCE-S. On Wednesday there were betweeas 40 and 50 toldiers at the races. Towardls the clorse of the day'e sports many of them became drunk and quarrelsome; fights and fn- rious rows with arn,,,mnnr oa equ ally drunken townspeople trch place, and it wras stil great di-hiculty the men were g )t oef to their quarters Several oi them remained out ...

... '1 .-i ?? THE RING- FIGHTS TO COMUE. Jnt.yl4-,Ste~hena and 1-olding, 20 soes a-side-Bilrmingham. ?? _-lds-illy Herbert (alias Moose), and Johnny Peach, 10 soya a-side, ?? andt M'NeiI, if sees a-side-Glasgow. - 21 -Sib'-s and Spilohury-flirrnisgham School. 21-Weston and Tutor, 10 sees a-side; same ring with Giles and Spllsbuty. 22-Padoy Gil, of Coventry, and Young Reed, of London, 100 soca a ...

... SPORTI NG INTLLIGENCE. S ETTING AT MANCHESTER-FuiDAY. LIVERPOOL CUP, 4 to I agst Winesour (taken tn 1t2 to I agst Irlpmaster nearly £50) 15 to I - igltning 9t to I - Milton 20 to I - Coranna 7to I - Trueboy (t) '!t0 toI - edfrey 10 to I - Rowena (t) I LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER. 2 to I agst Pantuas (t) 4 to I egst The llaron (t) 3 to I- Mentor I GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 1 agst Pytlia Id to I agst Queen ...

... ETON AND WVESTMINSTEI-1 BoAT R.M(Ff - ' .1 ?? ?? . I This event carer off yeRterday, Ined, I'd 'A Miii ?? 1 ' 0 l e, crurih netimbere s )tm nlit emvrettios or pohilo' snt Sii C ?? lively interest, and wn lonkted forsiard to ith athirtto i-be naiin niat oCfisr, ,l anxiety, not only hr t rt AS felons, hot by all classes of rowing oen. i ?? i It c4lors iar ahoondo with ?? da06sli t}en of co 0' ...

... PEDESTRIAN ISM. MATCHrES TO COME, July 14-E. Halliday, of Kearsley, and Lyon, of Worsley, one mile, for 10 sovs a-side, at Bellevue. 14-C. Toone, of Sherwood, and W. Roughton, of Basford, one mile, within eight miles of Nottingham; Houghton stak- ing 12sovs to6>1 sorvs. 14-J. Powell, of Coventry, and W. Allsop, of Birmingham, 200 yards, level turnpike road, for tO sovs a-side. 14-W. Lees, of ...

... Zbe Zturf and o u t; TATTERSA I . JLATI'EW51ALL'SIMONTDAY jtjpen -- The greater Vart the betting ?? .o3 o to wood Str. kes, for whi h we a e enatilel tlon a op~nd a (- stringof farttrtespretnining. however that al riou i awore back d, the run was all in farour of Libel 1ltthi .1 and VeO tin; tue odds quoted are the cloig c H I ante aid etiren is oft2 and 13 at.d t!1 f c~ed Cup was touched ...

... ibe -turf ana ofher *PDT ?? It is reported that Mr. Bell is about to move his horses from Robert Hesoeltine: we cannotpledge ourselves to the correciness of the rumour, but believe it to be well foscnded..Era. u Nottingham Races are fixed to take place on the 29th and 3Sth of September next. The en! rv for the Handicap of Y 20 sovs ecich, with 70 added by the Earl of Chesterfield, and the d ...