... I;: -portixg Etlaiig ,ce. . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? BETIING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. FRIDAY MORNING, SUPT. 30. There was a fair attendance this morning, and the transactions S embraced a great number of horses for the Cesarewitch, without 8 leading to any material change in the odde, except in the cases of 8 King Pepin and Nabob-the former was carrently offered against at 7 to l, and the latter freely ...

... , ?, - ?? xi.Itelliguric. ?? ?? BETIING.AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. FRIDAY MORNING, OCT'. 14. The events decided this week at Newmarhet have engaged the attention of the few members who remained at home. Thie morning there were not above a dozen in the rooms, when a few trifling inveetmente were made on the Cambridgeshire. Antoarat PC and King Tern were the only horses baoked for the Derby.A ...

... . ortilng Entel1igence. , ?? - - - 7 MANCHIESTYER, TursDAY EVxczcCG, OCT.11. e 4 No betting. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. 4 MONDAY. n 5 Renewal of the Sweepstakes of 60 sova. each, h. ft. for three-year- h - old rallies, Sat. 7Th; those by stallions or out of mares that nl never produced a winner, allowed 3113; if' both, 61b. 13 subs. D.M. I8 4 Mr Combo's ?? 1 8 ueo ?? 2t 5 7 MrJ3. II. S ...

... 1: . *Portilvo ? : ?? led Shortly w illI -be` pu-blished -, pi'ce ..S~ixe`n~oe-, i-n ..clo-th-. (p~o~st-free; otni es, Fourpenae extra), ml lloWRIGHT'S BOOK OF STEEPLE CHASE- thb ?? ample andI correct Report of all th St ipnio rig Chases and Hurdle Races, in Great Britan and Ireland, during,,( t je ate sao 82.3~,wit coiu nees ito teeple Chase reI aa ?? London payl at ight Holtr. .. eV ilI- ?? ...

... 15--otting Entelligence. ? 11 ?? . ?? ?? ?? BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. - TUESDAY MORNINo, OCT. 4. it The greater part of the membere having gone to Chester,speou- d lation on the two great Handicaps was very limited. For the I o Chester Handicap (run to-morrow) the horses named below were C backed for emall amounts at the prices ?? was some b ii betting on the Derby yesterday, 400 to ...

... ?? -- sportillo Entelliaturr. ?? ?? ?? ?? BETIN AT -THE-- P0-ST-OF--0 F-iCE I R1O T-PiL . TUESDAY Mlornazv OCT. ig There was a croweded room this monrning,tilte,%.j~tthjdnt goodly number having left for Warwick. Betting %, thdea motpart confined tothe evnsdecided there ?? the Cambridgeshire we, have little Change to notice siue0 01W loot. ?? For the Derby we did notsece abet laid. Closing ...

... I po tfn ?? nue . ?? ?? m *awW@- ?? w 1 . w %t u ct.; - ?? Tf ?? ?? WA.IWRIGHITi OF- FULWOOD- RENT8, HOLBORbt, IAYDON, thbes me tfr.lspe ~uNewmarket In his name, Stating that THE GENERAL Was thai Duk, 1 for the CambridgeisllreT was-not-sent by hirn,-but--by a party who Ru at induced,-one of his'assistants to forward a -false 7necsage, one nerv iaminute before the rmce was conoiuded. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ?? ?? ?? ?? LConutiued from the 7th page.] a TEWMAIARKET SECOND OCTOBER 5IL 14 MEETING. W. WRIGHT, of Fulwood. Routs, tolborn, London, who is the only recognised Oiflfcal medium for conveying ?? News, f will. as usual, forward all IMIPOlRTANT INEORUMATION to t to Sporting Gentlemen during the ensuing week, from the .Coure, which iludes arrivals, horace declared not to ...

... . portflxf Jn ?? ed~ NEWMARKET HOUGHTON METNOn M. I MONIDAY. ?? Iuglis, to Sweepstakes of 00 save, each; thtroe-year-olds, 7st. 7115; four, 8st. MissI Ly 315; five end upwurds,8lst. 715, Criterion Course, 1he whiner lust an ed to besold for 306 osevifcdemanded, &e, Ssubs. Onut ?? Lane's Guy Meonering, 15 yrs ?? Rogers I years, M- Sir R. Pigot's Jack the Gient Rilter, 3 yrs ?? 2 On t tat Lord ...

... I AMERICAN COMPETITION IN INDIA- l I - . - c.\. ., .. l it The copy of a correspondence transmitted by the Hen el East Inedia'Court of Directors to the Manchester Commeroial 3W Association, gives some interesting items of intelligence re drespecting a branch of trade whieh enterprising Americans t, have opened up with Central Asia. It is well known that 9 the branch of jhe cotton trade in ...