... .PORTING. NEWHMAKAT ITWO-YEABH OLD TRIENNIAL 7 t.{,gar Xidfli XIArD {) . ,- 7 7 to 2 agat Lord&dfdWs ?? miw' (t) , 0 to 1I ptt Lr Exeteirs Phlegm (t), 10 o 1 agsa~ti;r# RvA1gantiigoha(t): s.. -, -Paylment Jsoaldto beamiss. 4 ET TEHME-YZAR QWD TRWINN1AL ,Evren'oaL~r Enileld's WiDiam tke Conquerer (t) - ?? Peel'sHrd'in.ge 8 to I Baron othbchild'szotc ?? (t) ,ltl'MV.OekS's&usphaude).it a ...

... One of the best salling ma-_ f h e~ which may be now said to ha. fiallye lofed tooe SKSO yesterday, for a silver cup worth 35 gutless, presented by the R*,ea Commodore George E. Browne, Esej,,to theROY& London Yacht Club. To the cup, 'which was a veryhad ?? Workmaniship, was-added by the membrs4 the club a subscription Purse of. 0 gacigeau. The cup is to become the property of the owna 6f ariy ...

... SPORTING INTBELlGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, b TUESDAY.-IHandicap Sweepstakes of 20 sovs each, and ft only 5 ft if declared, &ko., to go to the second horse; for Si three-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. 10 subs, 3 of whom d paid 5 sovs forfeit. Iw Duke of Bedford's Newport, 4 yrs, Sst 71b ?? Butler) 1tl Mir. Mlare's The White Lady, 4 yrs, 7st 131b (Flatiuan) 2 a Lord Exeter's Visite, ...

... portinug 3InilUliege. !, -i - - - -- - - - ?? .. ?? . BETTINO AT MANCHESTEIR, TuE8DAY, OcTonEn 1. NEWMARKET TWO-YEAR.OLD TRIENNIAL. 7 to 4 aget Hernandez-taken freely. 3 3 to I Aaron Smith-taken. r TlTHREE-YEAR-OLD TRIANNIAL: 3 Even on William the Conqneror-take 5 to 4. FOUR-YEAR.OLD TRIENNIAL. 6 to 4 on Vatican-take 7 to 4. CESAREWITCH STAKES. 8 S to 1 agat Landgrave-9to I taken. 3 100 9 . ...

... . Ri.T. P ,U !. 1'Enx'S8wN~suxuo 0{D @aO^ riab #and onfl 0 It, ifdecved, &9., to go to.thd' Caccud !bor~tl j fofthree.year oldG' ?? t^*ia . TX ' (10 'aui)3 41*biv o bm pay ; ...

... VTTOXETIEIR RACES. 'I hese Yes ec tiveu e if oce tile Wethl-eod colk'ro C o lleatirnesy reld on1 Tn'rsday. 'T'he sj'ert both idsya Ivse excellcent, tle hleot icing eachl tin, uf them well contested. 'Fie iolleewitg was the rcsult: n- k ues-r last'. 'Cue Notberwool Stak'es ot 5c soc's. eadi.t witht 20 adie~ltc w as even SO by ?? Cboyce's ell tcBdfeerdl, besitivi; Heller Skelter, U ruee, aud St ...

... SP1ORTING INTBLLIGENUE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. BETTING ON TUESDAY NIGHT. CESAREWITCH. 9 to 1 agst Landgrave 117 to 1 agst Trouncer 10 to 1 - Bolin broke 20 to 1 - oulgrave 13 to 1 - Wn ota 40 to 1 -Boo-Hot(taken) r15 to 1 -- Backbiter(taken) 50 to 1 - Glauca (taken) 15 to 1 -Lady Eden I CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 8to 1 agst Italian (talken) I 2 to 1 agt Bordeaux 18 to 1 - Laudgrave L 30 to 1 ...

... SPORTI e . NEWMAR!KET PUmT OcrOnm NE SETTING O ESDAY X iErAE Wb - tca 1 G- T. , 20 to 1 -g Landgra'e 1 70 to 1 a pt Trou , j l~tGI Bll'bok 2tt 26to 1t ° Be-MItht) , to i -Bcb itrt 2,6to! I a lauoa(t , tol -L 2U to I -Laratodee Chif ) DERBY. 7 7 to I gst Gredian (t) 83tolagst a.E 12to I -Prims n itr)' I c 20s01 -HAan SM0th 20t iton ILlghtfoot (t)I 25 to I ton (4) I 8'tOsgs~ usflhly 12r5*yol; ...

... SPORTING INTiELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. BETTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, FOUR.YEAR-OLD TRIENNIAL. 31 to 10 agst Vatican (taken) 4 to 1 agst Landgrave 2 to 1 - Elthiron 1 20 to 1 - Any otherj CESAREWITCH. 9 to I agst Landgrave 20 to 1 agst Cariboo (taken) 10 to I - Essedarius, 20 to 1 - Raby(taker) 10 to 1 - Wanota u 20 to 1 - Lady Eden 12 to 1 - Bolingbroke (t) 20 to 1 - Trouncer ...

... - - -,l CHAMPIONSHIP OF rE TrrNE.-The long-loolced for matcih has at lenigt beeB argnd to come off the Week afternait.' Thfo6l)wiing eeitliea aye beentma3le: 4,aCaindlish,H. Ciasper, Rich rd Clasper .,-:GilPa- trioli, and A. M&ddison. HIJUtDLE RACE.--A match for £50 came off at BritOl, 0 MOndaY last, betwel3s ThomMa, the Saltolp isl runner, axnd a bay Mr.re Palled Miss tFaacy, belonZ ing to Mr ...

... 9:00ding MANCHESTER RACES. THE CIATHURSDAY. T ECsoA, PAGNe STAIES (handicap) of 10 sovs. each,h. ft. with 50 sovs. added, for two-year-olds. (15 subs.) hlr. Hesseltine's ch f Unlity, 1; Mr. Barton's bi f Madamoe Wharton, 2; Mr. Copelands b f Colibri, 3. TuE CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP of 100sovs. added to a handicap sweepstakes of 16 sovs. each, 10 ft. and only 5 if declared by the time prescribed, ...

... ClI CKiCET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENXY-TWO OF BIR- MINGHAM. This great match Nwas resumed and brought to its con- clusion at Birmingham on Wednesday, that termination being very different from what the backers of the Eleven had anticipated. The truth however is, that with the bowling of Armicrage and F. Tinley against them, judging from this proceeding, the Eleven cannot, worn out and jaded ...