... :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 ...

... _ _I STEEPLE CHASES TO COME. FTAX. 1, 1855.-Manchester FEE. 6 and 7.-Oundle (seeen)-The Grand Handicap and Pree Handicap Steeple Chases to close and name on, Jan. 18, weights to be published en the 2ist, and forfeite declared on the 25th; the Farmers' and Tredeemen's, the Selling, the Fox Hunters', and Club Stakes to colsee end name onl the 25th of Jan., and the Consolation Selling Steeple ...

... AQUATIC:S. High Water at London Bridge. DEC. 10 morning 20 min.past 5 afternoon 41 min.past 5 11 I ?? . ?? 12.. ?? 6. 11 . 7 13 ?? 39X @ 7. 10 . 8 14 .I..41 . 8 ?? 2 ?? 1 6 53 . ?? ?? . 10 16 ?? 53 ?? ?? 10 ?? ?? 11 Royal Thames Yacht Club. The monthly meeting of the above Club tool Place OtILWednesday, at their Club-rooms, edford Hotel, Covent-garden, when, in the absence of the noable ...

... THE :DERBY DENOUEI1JENT, ,AD MANCHESThR MXETER. I By TOUCHSTONE.'? In the deaezoeim'64 of the Dbtlby',elebrated last week, we recog- mise another 'ictory of common sense over prejudiced notions, and the truth of the assertion that any man can train who has got a good animal in his hand. Since the year of Coronation,'whose victory was so fatal to some heavy members of the Ring; We have never ...

... -I COVii:N f ETRY SPRIN- Tuesday, M!aoh-& Steward: Captain Doagias Lane. Clerk Or the Course: Mkr. S. Merry, of i~it~iir. .. I.Leamington. A tLxrenro~ PLaTIS of 50 sove; three-u'arters of Smile. Mr. T. Stevens's Lady Flora, 5 yrs, 7et 31b ?? Wells 1 j Mr. W. Moseley's tomeo, '5 yrs, fst'121b Cliff 2. Mr. Land's Gaslight, 6 yrs, et 91b . . ?? Prior 3 Mr. Bailey's New Brighton, 5 yrs, 7st 71b . ...

... THE DONPA$T-E RACINOG FESTIVAL i OF 1855. : i Stewards: Mairquis of Exeter; Sir W. M. L. Milner; Viscount Maidstone. Stakeholders: Messrs. Weathertby.- Judge: Mr.'J F. Clark.' Starter: Mr. Hibb'nrd. Secretary, Mr.' Jdhniozi'' The turf fiesta of 'Doncsster for the :curfren'^ seiasbsijis. now unbered wyith th'e'past. 'Thetown is to the 'orthern 'spdrtiig'ft - terity.wvhat Epsom is to the ...

... BETTING OW THE W1EEK. TATTERSALL'S, MoNDnAr.-The publication of the weights for the great autumn handicaps at Ncwmarket had the effect of bringing into the market to-day a dozen animals entered therein, at the prices quoted below. We first direct attention to the Donnaster events, which caused incrrased speculation when the Warwick settling had been completed. The two leading favourites for ...

... HIUNTI NG APPOINTMENTS. Eler Majesty'-Ttuesday, Buraharn Geeches; Friday, no plaee named. TOX HOVNDS. Albrighton-Tuesday, Wrotteslay; Thursday, Aqualate; Saturday, Aplay Park; at half-past ten. Atherstone-Mouday. Bosworth- Wedne-day, Warton; Friday, Brown. sover; Saturday, Hnmsi Hall; at eleven. BJadsaworth-Tuesdaay, Houton Pagnell; Thursday, Wentbridge; Saturday ttingston Hill; at half-paet ...

... I ?? SHOOTING. M.&are ?? MR. GRoansn LiD MBI. Gcaven v. Mn. SnFtsnaRD ASiD MB. JAs.-On Saturday the patrons of the trigger assembled numerously on the enclosed ground attached ?? Wood House, the leading feature it the day's sport being the match between the above. named gentlemen. The conditions of the match were as fellows ?? fivc birds each, thirty yards' rite, and forty yards' boundary; ...