... BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. Since Saturday, Muscovite has been very steady for the Cesare. witob, at 6 to 1; and a great disposition to back D. 0. has shown Itself in good quarters, 100 to 6 being the taking price. Barrel, Indian Warrior, and Calamus have also been in tolerable request. After the arrival of Wright's official list in the evening, a fair amount of money wep invested upon ...

... I po. tiR9 lintrtigence. .. .. RFtwMIwn .11' ILT~vr.TRT.RR D.M_ ~BETTING AT MANCHESTER. -Ing FitiDAy Ev~bINO, MARCHt 10. ore, The attentioe of the euhecrihere bus been much divided by the thle Donctaster, Salisbury, enid Weathterby Meetinge, all of wvhiah 'have ired een n ths r ek;Cnusequently the musters at the Poet-office fad Realhv enayhn bat ...

... Ialty or 20s. and costs was lntlicted. AIv ff t1nnfis (Frmn a Correspodent.) a What a glorious change to one pent up in a town is a drive Into the country at this season of the year. How invigorating the breeze as it blows its healthful influence around you. How creative itepower-hosvpowerfulitespirit-how unknown to the thousands doomed to thread their way through the turmoil and a smoke of ...

... BETTING AT JNCHESTER.-TnrSOAY The Liverpool Cup and Goodwood Stakes are the only future events that have anyappearance of being betting races, and so little is done upon them, that they are scarcely. worthy of the name. Heapy, for the Liverpool Cup, continues as great a mys- tery as ever; yesterday, at the Post-office Hlotel,' he had many friends, and was'bnake at b to 1, the layers seeming ...

... ?Pjovttuo Entelligmte. .-I c5 BETTiNO~ AT MANCHESTER.-TucEDAY. 0. Fe or on Saturday the settliflg upon tbe Yorksetscm neJ.t end progreesed very satisfacotrlly, large amounts exchanging J. Ta: ahands. Grand Inquisitor (the winnear of the EherHandicap) wee, S. Br Upon the whole, e1 good horse for' the publit, as well as for a few J.W 'd te ag ...

... f*porittn Etelligneice. ..-- .. . . .. . at . . .. .t P- BETTING AT THEl3 POI-OlTOFICE HlTEiL. e IS I YFnii)A MctItnNr, MAY b. 2 Dr Batting on the Cbester Cup to-day wlre very linmited, coasider- d ing the trear rtpproach of that event. Tbero have been a few new E favouritee introdluced, but the investmeinL have ...

... - pOvtuig Entelligence. - e--:- : -a - . MANCHESTE1R MEETING, 1854. Tic r-Stewarda: Viscount Climfde, U. Payne, Eaq. ll. Moikiark, Eg. and Vl ,S , Henry Cooke,Eeq.a a ;Mi' E.. W. Tophami, handicapper; Mfr. Richlard Jchneon. (of York), 8 le- judlge; Mr.11. Hibbard, starter; Mr.J. Bake,clerk of the course. 7 I 10, WEDNESDAY.,8 * Daring the early part of the day ...

... r CHESTER AUTUMN MEETING, TUESDAY, OcT. ?? I, Stewards-Viscount Clifden and C. Greville, Esq., M.P. Mr. r Topham officiated as usual as clerk of the course; the judge's ei chair was occupied by Mr. R. Johnson, of York; and Mr. Hib- Y burd, of Newmarket, discharged the duties of starter. re The Shorts Handicap of 10 save each, with 60 save added. s. Seven furlongs. 30 subs. 5 0 Mr. Clarkson's ...

... I THE I : PRESTON ROWING AND REGATTA CLUB. I v - ?? _ _ - ._ -- - .. The above chlub comrneaced Its proceedings for ihe present season on Whito-Monday, by the sratic unatch, as intimatedin our local news of hsst~wek. ;-Theb proceedings should' have commenced at three o'cloek, but owing to the non-appearance of the band, It was nearly four when the procession, headed by the Juno and followed by ...

... *,vartfila Euttuigmcc. . .. ---------------- I. -Ura?wp TIGATMANCHESTER.-TuESDAY. There w~as a tlerable attendance at the Post~offcs Hotel on MIEDIC2NR Satrda, ed serLaion upon the Goedwood Stakes underwent CHILDREN Someday cange Heapya wotedypvious would hove been lncdent to B1 hacked catges t, seme on the decline, 6 to I being offered with- out takers; ...

... TI 'rl ' I'f P ' AT i'Tlib'. r-l;'IT BETTING AT THE ;'OST-O1FFICE EiOTEL. V 0 EIIIFDAY MORtNING, JAN. 2D. E The publication of the weights for the Chester CUp, to-day, T e produced not only a full attendance at the rooms, but a markczi D e change in thb betting, consequent thereon. Thero was very little I done on either the Great Northern Handicap or the Derby, the 33 only horses backed for ...

... *vOrttug ho re- - - - .. -. Ginen OODOVOOD MEETING.-BETTING ON , W. ATHE COURSE, &o. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.- W. A. WRIGIH', of Fuawood Rents, Holborn, Londrn, continues -to ferwerd, by Eleotr ic Telegraph, fromt the dfferent Race Meet- ings, throughout the year, all IMPOETIANT INFORMATION from the Cooree, such as the latest behting up to startiog, uric- vale, socratohings ...