... SPORTIAG INTEbLLIGENCE. I (FrbM OU, COBflE5ROND2U) OtJNDLE STEEPLE CHASE. ThUB YART 6. ?? AND W=toGt. st lb St at Ploughboy 10 12 LIttle John ?? 9 8 Nam ?? 10 7 Mald of Erin ?? 9g8 Odihani~ ~ ~ l ?? Da ?? 917TeOfl. * The Genera, Io 10 8 aria.Day *, . 9 7 Retail ?? ?? 1O 9 Edwin .. . 2 Tarn Wadliln ?? 10 2 b ?? ?? 9 0 Diana ?? ?? 1O o Soho ?? ?? 9 0 Sea Weed ?? ?? 10 0 Honeycomb ?? 9 0 ...

... (FR,01 OUR COnlRESPONDBNT.) LIVERPOOL STiiEPLE CHASE-Fzn. 28. The following horsme have been Struck out fur this event, their owners declaring B sova ft:-Oscar, The Hero, British Yeoman, and Warwick. CHESTER CUP-MAv I. The following horees have been scrathed for this race:- Cockatoo, Master Johnny, Jclck-thc.Glant-killer, Vindex, Grand Inquisilor, Ammonia, Midsummer, Louvat, Marchioness, ...

... SPORiTING INV2ELLIGENCE. MONKSTOWN (COUNTY CORK) RACES, &c. (FROs OUR CORRESiONDiNT.) TUESDAY, JAN. 16. Stewards-Cnptein O'Birien, G. Barry, R. Sheehy, J. Hasett asad E. Prke, Esqra, These sports eommenced to-day, and attracted a very large assemblage of speetator---tihe scene of action being the old awid favourite course at Munketown, about nine miles from Cork, and two miles from the ...

... I fJIUXTING AP.POINTMENTS-JANOtARY. THE WARD UNION HIoUiNs.-Tomorrow (Friday), 15, Black- bull; Monday, 22nd, Eightmile-stone, Ashbourne-road; Wed- nesday, 24th, KilbrIde; Friday, the 26th, Mayne; Monday, 29th, Sx-mile stOne, Ashbourne-road; Wednesday, 31st, Flathouse-One~o'lock. .enw .men are requested to be puno tual at the above hour, and to avoid riding over wheat or newly laid down ...

... I SPOR TIN G INTELLlGENCE. TATTERSALLIS-MONDAY. ,CLOSING PRICES. CnHsTER Cup-25 to 1 Mgst Mr J Dawson'd The Relver (t), iO. to_&agst Mr C Peck's Arthur Wellesley (t), 50 to 1 agst 'Mr 0 Oopperthwait Eurlj Bird (t), O to I ?? Mr A Ven. able's Llanlorda(tl, 60 to I agA 3Mr J Bennett's Brown-Brandy (t). 66 to I agat Mr Howard's Scythlan ?? 6d to 1 agit Mr Gully's Andover (taken), 100 to 1 agpt Mr ...

... SPOR TIA a INTELLIGENC6. (FROM OUR OORtt8PONDENT.) Ieais Tuar, 1864 -There were 364 !o ocs deoided during the year, the total value of which amounted to 19,6401., a non- eiderablo increase compared wlth former years. ENGLISIC TURF, I8S4i-Xfl the course of the year, 1,8t4 horse (of which d68 were three years old, and 407 two years old started. The different events comprised 088 weight for age ...

... , POR'TIhG INYTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. CHETEri Cup.-Only Calamus and ArthurWellesley were ?? upon-the former wva backed to win a large stake. The backir at the eame time offered to lay any part of 5,0001z that Calamus beats unythingin the race. ITHE DszuY.-St. Hubert's position as the leading favour- ite wvas stre ngthed by some heavy investments at 9 to 1. These odds were, however, ...

... SPORTIAG6 INTELLIGENCE _ I a (FbO1a OUR OWN COORREPONDENT.) Tom TURF FourFETs.-The Forfeit List, published In the last number of the ' English Sheet Calendar, comprises the Inames of upwards of 700 horses, whose owners or nominators lare liable for forfeits-some to the anmount of only at; others to sums ranging from 101 to 4007. The animal against whose name the highest amount Is fixed is the ...

... SPORTIAG INTELLIGENCE COUJRSING. KILKENNY CLUB MEETING-JANAtYX 9, 185l . (FROrt OUR CORRESPONDEINT.) Judge-George Bryan, Esq. Hon Seo-B J Maher, Esq Sltipper-Mr P Sheridan. Open Puppy Stakes, 1 eov each, lo sove added by George . Bryau, Esaq, of Jenkinstown Park. First dog to receive tbree-fourths;. second, onc-faurth * third and fourth dogs to save their stake. Mr F Uoffett'. r b Nora Creina ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS-JANUTAUY. TDE WARD UNION HOUNDs.-Thia day (Monday), 29th, Six. mile stone, Aebbourne road: Wednesdey, Slat, Flathouse.- One ?? tlemen are requested to be punctual at the above hour, and to avoli riding over wheat or newly laid pown grounds. PALMEBSTOW HARrIsas-Wedneeday, 81st, Grange Castle.-At twelve o'clock. KILDARE HtNTr.-To-norrow (Tuesday), 80th, Bray-At eleven ...

... S1'O1RTIAG INTELLIGENCE. TATTh11SALL'S-TaUt'sDAY. TIE DnnBY.-The decline of Ouleton to 20 to 1, laid to I 0oo, was the only important movement in the bettiug thbi af ternoon, 10 to 1 was taken to 1001 about St. Hulbert; 22 to 1 to a small sum about Cruiser; 1,000 to 36 twioa abjutPolydore, und 1,000 to 15 seve4 times about Rambling Katie I Tian Two T}1ousAND.-St. Hubert waS backed for 100? at ...

... 5 iSPTING INTELLIGENCE. I MON KSTOWN (COUNTY CORK) STEEPLE CHASES AND HURDLP, RACES-JAN 18. I (FtOU OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Steeple Chase-Handicap Stakes, 8 eovs each, 25 sovs added, for all horses. Two miles, heats. Winner to pay 4 EoVs towards expenses. Mr Brazier's br g Tom Tinker tlate Waterford Tom), aged, lost 81b ?? ?? I 1 Mr Reardon's b m Australian Maid, 5 yr, 9st ?? 2 2 First ?? pair ...