... AND t. AMERICAN TEAM. Yesterday afternoon Ground, very fine weather and the pretence between three and four thousand people, the match between nil Eleven of England uurt Daft's Eleven resulted victory for the former 94 runs. The day's cricket was neither good nor interesting' as that, of Monday, and may therefore described with comparative brevity. England on Monday scored first innings 21 i, ...

... SPORTING INTELIGENCE. RACING NOTES AND THE NEWTON AND el B BEVERLEY MEETINGS. L C TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NXWS. B Sir,-Only eleven starters for two prizes, F worth somei four thousand guineas between theom, and one of hlie winners backed at 5 to 4, while 100 to 7 was laid on the other, could not t be looked upon as a glorious wvind-up to Ascot, L and the epidemic that has laid so many ...

... THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RAC OXFrGRD, Mme~cn 8.. foy elgtuymild and SLuny weather prevailed this ,, G.otl C.te tBorne. ?? (bow) ?? meI 22 S. DellevillandCorpus5 ?? 11 2i as 4. A. It. Paterson, Trinity ?? 1-.13 0 15. It. S. Iiandemray, Exeter . ?? .1 3 e C. E. Buk. lertford ?? 7D.Brown, Zertford ?? 12B- 0 A..BIL Higgins, Mttgd.alen (stroke). .. 01 0 3E. Lyon. Herldferd (Cox.) .. 8I plo: The practice ...

... LO*o:N D 0ENDG.-MosA. - WAT.RdLOO OUP. 12 to 1 agntiM. Alexander'snonmiation (tandoirj 1ca to 0 - Mr. QI17teilnooinatiofl (t and off) 20 to 1 - Mr. ?? Paterson's tiomalniton (t and oft) 22 to 1 - W. If E: utthinson's nomination (t) 22 to I - Mr. Deighton's nomination (V) 22 to 1 - Mr. Miller's nomination (off) 25 to 1 - Mr., Andertonas nonination (t f) 2B to - Mr. 1ilkiogton's nomination LlA ...

... : W\VItS FOR THE GRHATAUTN, . I I AiND . NEWMARKET 8HCQND, OCTOBER (EETnhTG * ~~~TuESDA, 6Ocvoipa 10., .HIORSAucaWsTecsSTArps (Halndicap) of 25 co;~ eaeb, 15 f n case of acceptance, with 800 ad~ed; winner of the Doanes~ter .St. Legdr, 9ot; winner-of. a handicap tube 8300 soya, after Sep- tember 7, at 10 a~m., 101b; of any other,.hanuicepp, O1b ext; extra. weights ab uitolatPve; eteond to ...

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... [. 'pintii intutfietrce. TATTERSALL'S.-MOnDAY. There was another crowded assembly at Albert-gate to-day, and the immense amount of business that was transacted at the poet last week was demonstrated by the heavy and protracted settlng. So absorbing, indeed, was the process of adjusting accounts, that there was no definite attempt at betting, a few occasional lad wandering wagei a representing ...

... I IortiTn~ 3EtrteTc+. ' I - ~TATT8R8ALV8-DMowfDw The aspect of the Sbscriptiou-room to-day presnted a marked contrast to that of MeA1day last, for not only was the attendance , mengre but the proceedings wore dull and tame in the extreme. Repeated offers of 6 to I on the field for the Ascot Stakes failed in provoking a response, but the odds being ultimately extended to a to 1 tho favourite ...

... A remarkable feature of the contests now impending in the counties is numkr of tarmera' candidates who present themeelvt* to the choico of the constituencies. At previous t'lectiou has anything like thi« been witntaaed; aaid tho fact is the more noteworthy when it ia considered that the I*2 county u. returned by England to the late House at' Commons, only two were - ienting more especially tLe ...

... Our Correspondent St. Petersburg; telegraphs that General Loris Melikoff was shot at yesterday afternoon, just be was leaving his carriage to enter his house. The ball passed through his military cloak. The man who tired was so close that General Melikoff, who received injury, was ablo with his fist to strike him in the face, and he was at once secured. Our Correspondent says that the man, who ...