... - DJONCASTER RACES. )f BETTING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. to THE CUP. ,f Agreat deal of business was done on this event at fluctu- t, tuating prices, 6 to I being at one time laid on Maid of in Masbam, and 6 to 4 afterwards offered against her; at the 0. close the betting was even, the mare having the cell; 6 to 2 ,awas offered against Sir J. Hawley's lot. CESARSWITCH. ic Stgt Meksnaaa 2 Sto Iapt ...

... P- UPR TING. AT', MA1NCHI~STER.th- b~; !, to o pt C0ls1wator'W - 12t*1:vptAa~gon6At), -; .20 t. t-T w p (t). Sink t ?? (onfidew)6 ( 18t1~ Moana (~i I Sto -Marklapleny isto-Oejai4c4 k4s1 erzne) - I to I iilPtA arcliot -. $,RMET YARMOUTH RA Gft&~ATM~UOUTH HIWIDJAIW Pf 00j0vp ech -fft sd ,3 nlyftdolaedwith 50 added; tub secon&s .ta cawo,rI ?? long i Won by tea~dg, ~Is.'.Thraec-quatrs qf a mile. ...

... DOWN ROYAL CORPORATION RACES.- MAZE COURSE. FiaST DAY-TurSDAY, SEPT. 23. YESTERDAY, these races, whichlhave been for sometime past so largely anticipated among the sporting circles of this part of the province, commenced at the Maze, the weather proving most favourable to the wishes of the large numbers who attended. Arrangements having been made for the accommodation of visitors from this ...

... a. SPOBTING. TATTERSALLS.-FRIDAY. THE' ClHAMJl'At3E STAXIM. The od' .bet ?? ott this eet Wms 2 to 1, to, a mi slim, ?? eve OREAT YORKSHIRE HSANDICAP. *3to 1 ofer'eda on the field, and 15 to I laid aget Cande 82. LIIGEIL 7 t 44t Lord Enfleiua' Hernandaz (offered). 4 to s-. Sir J. Hawley's The Ban (offered) * 3to I Sir J. Rawlcy'.J Aphrodite (t) 25 to I -Mr. Wailer's Ephesus ~t) .50 to I,- hir. ...

... ?? QU ATI CS. -HIqH WEATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. SEPT. 14 morning 11 min. past 4 afternoon 26 nmim. past 4 15 4 ?? ?? 52 ?? . 4 -.16.9 . ?? .. - ?? 5 . 27 ?? 5 17 . .44 ?? 5. 6 . ?? 2 ?? 6 10 . 24 ?? . 6 ?? 47 ?? 6 19 ?? - , 7 ?? 45. 7 2 ?? 25 8 9 ?? 9 ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON. COWES, SEPT. ii. AaRavALs.-September 6th. Constance, schooner, Marquis of Conyugham, from Cherboarg. 6th: Enchantress, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIG ENCE. + TATTERSALM'S-T iiUnRSDAY. THE CESAlEWITCH STAKES. S to I asit Lord 1I. Lensox's Ilokarilm S to I - Mr, A. Nichol's Newminister(taken to about £300) 10 to 1 - SIr. lelrbert's GOrad Dulke (tlake 18 to I) 20 to I - Mr. S. Davidson's Darlie (taken) 1000 to 30 - Mr. Martieisoc's Na'ecy(taken several times) 40 to I - Colonel Anson's Chlaiopioti (takell) 40 to 1 - Lord ...

... ?? ~ohtIftl ~%ta DONCASTER MEETING, 1i51. TUESDAY. A CHAMPAGNE STAR E:ByP~elid GREAT YORKSHIRE ?? PLATm-Litte Fawn. RI WEDNESDAY. E MUNICIPAL &TAKES.-ClaVorhouae. W Two.YEARI-OID -9TAKcs.-Claverhouse. Ci Tne LIoElt.-Yderuandez or The Ban,l; Prime Minister, 2. D THURSDAY. HANDICAP' STA E3s.-True Blue. Si H3ANDICAP STA1,rs,S-Maid of Lincoln, 1; Merry Blvd, 2. FOAL STAKFs.-1lernitndez, I lie-1, 2 ...

... !nt N ie. R&ADCLIFFE R&XC1.-IIONDAY, SorT. S. 'as Tlle bEATON PAInt STAKES of S soon each, W.th 255 st added, the second to save his stoke. For two-year- ad olds and upewards. One mile. as Mr. J. Osborne's Equal, 2 yris ?? I A Mr. Walter's Maid of eaim Valley, 5 yrs ?? M 3r. Timnin's Miss Flsaey, 3 yrs .3 ed The WILTON CUP of 100 sovs, added to a hanildicap of 15 ad sore each, 10 ft, and only ...

... RADCLIPFE RACES.-MONDAY.- HEtoN-PARK ,STkxts of 5 sovs. each, and 25 tadded, the .second to save his stake; for 2-yr-olds, 5st llbi; threev,7st 71b; four,8st 71b; five, 9st; six andaged, 9st 31b; mares, &c. allowed 31bs;, wianer of 501. this year 31bs, of two or more I 61bs. One mile. (4 subs.) - m ' : Mr. L. Oaborne'saEual, 2 yrs ?? ,(Oarrol] 1 Mr. Walter's Maid or Team Valley, 5 yrs. ?? 2 f ...

... 31EDFOED RACES. WEDNESDAY. The PasRAR ATION STAKEs of 10 sova each, 5 it, and 25 added; once round and a distance; gentlemen riders. (2 subs.) Mr. Rayner's Presto, 3 yrs, lest .. ?? Mr. Beville I mr. G. Higgins's ch g by Lord John, aged, 12st.Capt. Towaley 2 Betting-S to I on Presto. Won by three lengths. The Two YEAR OLD STAKEs of 10 sovs each, and 60 added; last half mile. (16 subs.). Mr. ...

... FRANCE. The candidateship of the Prince de Joinville gives rise to warm controversy in the journals. The Constitutiannel affirms that his election would lead to war with England. The Paris papers give copious particulars of the discoveries relative to the plans and machinations of the democratic committee, which have resulted from the recent seizures. They clearly implicate the central ...

... Sm:,,Ortiuq Elddligente. p ?? STAKES. 8 7 ?? Molkanaa-8 to I taken. S . i .. Newmininter-offmred. 8 11If 1..Gland Duke-offered. 81 5 16 I1'lricketress-takeii a tt U5 IC it Chuiiipionl-.oifrerd. 2 I Hippiolyttis-.taicen, Ti Z Biirtie-taken. 0 Ia 1Abbess eult-40 to I takeon.8 25*.I Anspnoob-jaken.7 CAMBIRIDGES HIRE STAKES.6 13 to' I aget. muaivold-tukien.6 DERIBY.-No betting, The general ...