... I BTZRFSBDIELD RlACEaS. Tuesday, September 30. Lord Cavendish and W. R. De Rhodes, Esq. Clerk of the Course: Mr. J. Martin. Judge: Mr. F. E. Martin. rbis Derbysbire Baring Meeting, which has been established for more h on hundred and fifty years, took place on Tuesday and Wednesday WlSa Oacd on the whole, passed off eatisefactorily, considering the 551 which the Comnmittee made in gathering ...

... PROGRAMS1ME OF THE DONCASTER Spring Meeting. Tuesday, April 1. The TTBiAO STv.&es of 7 sovs each, 3 ft. with 30 added, three year Olds, Oat 101b; foar, Set 71b; five, 9st; six and aged, 9st 31b; mares and geldings allowed 313b; maiden three year aide at the time of starting allowed 31b; four, 51b; and upwards, 71b; winners of 200 sove at any one time to carry Glb- twice, 10ib; thrice, idib ...

... C H E IS. C To Correspondents. ?? The unusual length of the game below compels us to defer our Answers to Correspondents until next week. Problem Nlo. 105, by C. Blake, Esq., of Bruges. BLACK. WHITE. White to play and mate in six moves. Tim SIxTI IN ?? Snaris Or OLD Gimas. (Messrs. De la Bourdounals and M'Dounel.) White (Mr. DBe la B.) Black (Mr. 1ID.) 1. P to K 4th 1. P to K 4th 2. KBtOQB4th ...

... PROGRAMME OF THE NORTHAMPTON I and Pytchley Hunt Races. Wednesday, March 28. The TRIAL STsAxES of 10 sOvS each, with 40 added from the fund; three year olds, 6st 61b; four, 8st 41b; five, 8st Illb; six and aged, Ost 31b; the winmer to be sold for 600 sovs, if demanded in the usual way, unlese oeroetion from being eold is claimed atthe time of entrance,and horses for which this claim is made ...

... TATTEPSALL'S, MONDAY.-Althougl me appeud a fair list of quota. lionr, there was ana evident laxity in the spirit ot spyeolatios. Vaulter was in good demand forthe City and Suburban 11andicapatthu pricomentioned below, but the digureo transcribed as ts tire rest were merely nominal. The Metropolitan Stakes betting exhibited some little fluctuation as regards St. Gile. At one period he was su ...

... I Tuesday, December 29. Stewards: The Earl of Strathmore, George Payne, Esq.; and .1 J Wheble. Esq. Judge: Mr. T. Marshall, jan., of Northampton, Clerk of the Course * Mr. Ilibbard. This newly-established steeple chase meeting was celebrated nnder tae above auspices on Tuesday, having been postponed from tbo previOuS week. The weather had been extremely foggy in the earlier part of thd day, ...

... :13 STTII' G OF THE VVEEXL. I TATTliRSALL'S, MONDAY.-There was but little doiug throughout tbo afternoon. and the croos.ouastry evrrto at Reading were but slightly todched upon. Indecd, the prices apponded were merely nornoalt RtEADING} STrEPa1CeASE. 7 to 1 agst Hiarlloy 10 to 1 agst Old Dog Tray 8 to 1 - Maid of the Glen 10 tn 1 - A ?? S to 1 - Althorp I 10 to 1 - Hyniely Two THoUsAND. 4 to 1 ...

... e H E 8S. I By RERR LOWENTHAL. TPo Correspondents, T. C.-icrrr L6 woenthal has not received any chaliclgo from Mr. Bodnu), and isa notaare that that genitleman has any intention of challenging him. Ile 1500. indeed, heand that there bave boen attempts to get up a snatch, but how far they have gone he does not know. It ie quite true that Herr Lbwenthal has resigned the official position, ...

... ITHE HIARROW and BEDFORD MEETINGS By TOUCHSTONE. Duringthecurrentweek seven of the remaining fifteen fixtures in the Caelensdar for 1858 will be disposed of, and we shall then enter upon the COesarewitch week, which promises plenty of sport, the Great Handicap itself never before looking so open, for no less a number than twenty animals have been introduced into the market, and ...

... M~atches for the Week. Monday, at Lord's-Eleven Gentleistn and Players of England v. Sixteen of the University of oxford. Mr. Dark's match. Monday, at Sleaford-AlIi England Eleven v. Twenty-two. Monday, at Eafield-Winbledon v. Enfoeld. Monday. ?? v. Stontbridge. ModyndTedftat Southgate-Surrey' v. Southgate Clube. Tuesday at So tam -t~Soath Hants v. Winchester College. Tnesayat ?? v. Priory ...

... SPORT11lvb#. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 2 to I agst Fly by.Night (t) 97 9 to 4 - Yellow Jack (t) 10 to 1 - Enchanter (t) METROPOLIrAN STAKES. la 5 to 2 agat Cannobie (t) *10 to I - Middleton (t) F 11 to I - The Earl (t) 100 to 7 - One Act (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP.B 4 to I apt Fisherman (take 9 to 2) 7 to 1 - S8.Hubert(t) 12 to 1 - Hospitality (t) CHESTER ...

... ree- LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. )ct. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. iade SIR,-There was nothing to call for particular comment in the running at. ewmarket, beyond.the fact of Iger neither the July nor Chesterfield proving satisfactory toi ie Sec backers of the second horses in both cases. For the Jul, 3ant Coxwold's rider was caught napping at the pust, and tI etti. horse never recovered the ...