... ,BRIGHTON RACES.-WzDNsBDAy. TaE TRIALSTAtES of5 sosa. each, with 30 added; 3.yrolds, 7att 6b;four,Set B7lb; fivesix andaged,S8t121b. Certain wirenera extra. Bristol mile. (3 sobs.) Mr. Knowles'sTheCaliph byIon.3yes, 7at 31b (Charlton) I Air. Bbss's Herbert, ged, 8St 121b .. ?? 2 Lord W. Poviletts N~rholaB, B yes, 7at 10. ?? (F. Slaurle) B Beltiag: Sto 4 on The Caliph, 21to agst Nizhelag. ...

... Despatches in anticipation the overland mail were received in London Thursday. The latest dates are— Bombay. 20th June: Hongkong. 22nd May. Both India and Burmah are comparatively tranquil. good understanding has been established with the chief*, who had received visit from Major Jacob, cf the Scinde Horse. In Bombay and Madras, until the rains set in, there was a lamentable want both of food ...

... SPOR'TING 1NT1LLI(3aNCB KlNc Tom.-Tl'i'is horse ?? 8truck out of alI his cngog6o,- 1aclits at You k and Uo~tucater, oru TucudaY the 22Ud inslt, i a't CLQNvCu 'cOcuk a~lm. Trot Moons-During the week the sport at Invermnark has ranged between thirty and forty braco a gun, Lord paonmure bagging forty-eight oil tha 1th, and was out but a short time. At Gleceffclk Colonel Dundas and .r Cli6ltophCOl ...

... sportin futfutorace. ..A . ..I.. BETTING AT MANCHESTER,-TuEsDAX., E. Sh it Considering that there wore no less than three race meetings D. 0, e on to~day, there wvas a tolerable attendancs at the Post-offies T. Hi d Hotel; and notwithstanding that Heapy, for the Eher Han- IV c, dicap, teas in great force at Tettertsnll'5 on3 Monday-at 4 to 1, ...

... I of the lis- be Pre- the the ion htat the *ng en, sx- lay ew he er- his Mve ;he 'ps in- nal lou ion ast bat oat Ias Iry at Al1- the as !0o !en dI en. ire .at I do ;er eg Dts ick in of in- Lot pill RD de op tar :he of Ity iel nd en I are are nd :ed 2at ey nd he ng re- s a st; are ato tag he. eh. ter He its ia- it. tke ith .ex la- ity lee ied ich ind lin er- vas if. Dy- :he ,k- sty in- lso ick ...

... .NN: ' I ,'SPORTIN IE NT'ELLIGEINCE ' - | (FRO OUR COiRESPONDENZIT.) . CURBAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING. e T HrE ANOLrEaiY 5TArES. e Ofthirty-onctwo-yr-oldd nominated for thisiyear's -Angle- se_ s1the following Score are now inl training, and, barring It accidents, are likely to enter an appearance, for the event u at tte Curragh on the Sth September, the opening day of the e meeting:- . a Mr ...

... Another very valuable coroer-picce of Land, also adjoining the Markeaton-lane, for the distance of f»2 feet or thereabouts, the north and Lot on the south side, ■with a frontage of 8G feet or thereabouts to the said in- i tended new street, containing, as the same is now eta Led and shewn the plan. yards, be the taiac more or less. An intended new street, 3G feet wide, shewn upon the plan, and ...

... I - ~BRIGIITONIRACES, WVEDNESDAY. Tlo Trial Stakes of5sovcreign.s cn.b1 Seubseribers. 31r. Knoiles's The Cslipi, by lo i(Chlritrn) .. i alr. Bloss's Hferbert . 2 Won easily by a length ; the same distance betwecn tho second and third. Railway Plate (Handicap), of 100 sovs. Mr. Mnre's St. Faith (P'etit) .I Mr. Cooper's Red Rose (Hughes) . 2 The Brighton Stakes of 15 sovs. c;eh, i00 added. 411 ...

... POST-OFFICE HOTEL.-TJUESDAY. This was a blank day at the rooms, most of the leading specu- lators having either remained in the south to attend Brighton rr-ces, or left at an early hour for Radcliffe Bridge. There was not a bet laid here. EoRca HANOicAP. S tol1 aget Mr. Harrison's Beapey-taken, aft, off. IS tol 1- Mr. Osborne's Merry Bird-taken. 18 to - Mir. Morris's Kingston-taken. ST. LEGER. ...

... APORT: r~G 1 T 3 L i GE N AdOTIG INEM;ENM :o , TATTERSALL'S. ; 2iOXDAY. Throghou t ' ft ?? - ' hrgo t ;°aft dte~dernoon, the room terrace and were thronged with speculip}r2,.hu aishl-ga' larg RiwyPateofA;btlhu a100r sosrge -, amount Of money. chanedy. hands on the 7st ac- glooe's !et Rs,3ys6t12b;. Gaod oo -t D isng? Brisg nliaeer; 3 -r,6t I ?? otr couat;thersettalingt -was i~a egtl~. alo* Many ...

... A Q UA T I CS. High Water at London Bridge. AuGt. 27 morning 12 min.past 4 afternoon 2S min.past 4 29 ?? 45 ?? 4 .. ?? I ?? ?? 5 29 . 18.. i , S 37 . S 30 . , 5 15 . . ?? . 14 ?? 6 31 ?? 36I. 6. ?? 59 . ?? 96 Sxpm. 1 ?? 29. 7 . 1 ?? 8 ?? 42.. 8 , ?? ?? 9 Regattas and Matches to Come. AUto. 28.-imchenee and Poplar Regatta. 29.-Dover and Cinque Ports Regatta. 29.-Chester Regatta. 29. ...

... BETTING OF 'THE WEEK. TATTERSALL'S, MoNDA.Y.-There was but a limited number of subscribers in attendance throughout the afternoon, and business, in extent and amount, consequently ruled dull. A reaction, however, in favour of the field had the effect of driving back King Tom from his Leger favouritisni, and rendering The Trapper and Dervish at equal points at the close. Indeed, while 6 to 1 ...