... .sportilla EldrIliacacc. ?? BETTING AT .IANCHESTER.-TuESDAY. 'Tho rooms were well attended to-daj, and thinge, in a general way, bare an animated appearance. It 3eon became evident that there was a cemmieeian in the market to back RotherhecfutortAteh Chester Cap, whioh soon brought him to 25 to I (taken). The samo odds were taken about The Reiver, but 0 to I was tn most instances the highest ...

... SPORTING, INTELLIGENCE. THE DERBY PROPHiECIEK. We subjoin below the various predictions uttered by those profound oracles tho Epsom prophlets, as t the.svoniers of the fo7theoming Detby and Oaks. We must premise, Iowever, that the fates who rule over horse racing seem to be ou Oils- gularly bad termf wlth the geutfemen who, year after year, undertake to rsad tbei decrees. However, the seers ...

... == TpoNtGiAg BETTING AT MANVImD' BETTING AT ~Ac~ B0 H o-dlayorded scanty attendanceOfhi. .00Hotl aforedpretty fair proof of the kenauact ?? tommence1610 operations, nearly all bavio en 6;0IhniOa t$ ca. our Isbours were, in Consequence, moct tl ght ia t 160 mentg made upon future evente ,ere R ter-.h 6Oirl, Steople Chace. Needwood elocedatl13to 2 (ia 0tb a hot~ taken to some money about ...

... - ilot, to Uneaoa' i atas ,vye the s con- , ?? :hlenoy alot to freely please, lat lb. bers is Sitting o arose t could erefore iessnre is not atiquo; og the ag. 'BETTING AT MANCHESTEl'.-FtlolAr. The Goodwaod Stakes is the shiefevent touched upon, but spe- calati a upconitie con'dned to a very few horses. At the commence- mentfbutoneste6otol v-os offered agaiest either Epaminondas or Seugeon ...

... Sortin ntelgpece. BETTING AT MANOIESTERE-1utimav. Since Tuesday, betting upon the Liverpool Steeple Chase has uos atogether been suspended, exclept upon thequestion ofiteoming at is off on the day fixed; but, as will be seen below, at postponemen 11 n.has already been aenuounned.-Pharceatue, for the Metropolitan 11 ho, Handicap,, who was returned at 5 to 1 (taken) in our Wsdnesday'e Ii i at- ...

... The secolnd scllinc match of this cab for the present season came off cn \Venlnesday last. 'The day was remarkably flne, and t a light breeze troere the north-west affarding ample scope for g testing the relative capabilities of the yachts, rendered the con- a test one of cossiderable interest, not only to the mombers of the club, buet to their friends who wyere present on the occasion. The ...

... 2he Craven Stake of5Sv.eM ,wt 0add qml aureofthe New Derby Course. ~ Ltfleand quarter ofSubs. M W.Palmer's The Chicken, 3 yrs, 7st lj ?? Admiral Harcourt's Eliernire 3 Yrs C-st ?? Betting: 6 to 4 on The Chicken, whto won easil by .-9.ths 2r 2The WOod~ete Stakes of 10 sovs, each, with 100 added. ?? three-quarters of a mile. 37u, New Mr A. Nichol's Warlock, 8St 7ib . ..T. Cliff)I Mr Howard's ...

... - I. ASCO~T RACE6.TORA The Trial Stake -1of S jov eachi, wt 0add e w f Six subs. de.NSOlils. AMr Parr's Coroner, 2 yrs, 4st 131b ?? Mrer's Eary morn, 2 yrs, 4st ?? (FaUlkne~ Lod xfod' Icrus, 3 yrs, 7st 4db ?? t~ ?? Chat also ra. Betting-..2toI i f o ryeasi'ly by half a length. as Crner. ?? Ascot Triennial Stakes Of 10 save each, withl 10ad for two-yr-olds. T.Y.C. 52 sub's. Cddd, I Mr Bowes's ...

... §Sporting Entelltgence. Torn BETTING AT AIANCHESTER.-TuosD~y. ived Yesterday Calcumus wee introduced into the betting for ~6 n1ti- Cheater Cup at 1011 to 1, and wee batked at all Pricee do, to olue 29 to 1, a gentleman who is quite aufait at his bueiness beinghis ard chief supporter, To-day Calamus was again the ' lion, and l by that could be obtained at 20 to 1 wee eagerly taken,en ea P'close ...

... . ETHE ALL ENGLEND BOWLING MATN 1d- AT TILE GaRFFIN.1teN, L.OWER ROtouGWCOtC the This matob, which consisted of 32 subscribers, at IOs. each, 7ithl thc first prize, 410- secornd, 6i4; third, ?? l0s.- fourth, tod -1.10s and the next four, los. each;-canse off yesteriday oe atoernoon according to ennouncement. The green was in uer tolerable eondition, considering the heavy rains that have ,a- ff ...

... , ipartillha . BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FaIDAY. ad What vith lhe racing season beinegj.st at a close, and the in- as different settling theta baas l)bee Upon the Cambridgeshire Stakes, ( It, betting soerna nearly at a Gtaod still, nor do we expect it will I ns nssume anything lika an etivo-estate for some time to come. i aa, Witl the exception of the events to be deci ed next weelk, the c is' ...

... SPORTINGAINTELLIGENCE. NEWMARK{ET CRAVEN MEETING, TuESDAY, APRIL 12 If Plate.-Coroner 1, Locy 2, lago 3. n Twenty second Tuesday Blddlesworth Stakes.-Chalice 1, id Hazel 2, Besika S. , Sweepstakes.-Filly by Melbourne 1, Betsle 2. 1 I Renewal of the Newmmisket Handicap of 25 sove each, with Is 20 added. 76~ube, 16of whom pay 5 soveft. e 8 3 Mr. T. Steven8'8 Hercules, 4 yrs ?? .Clements I It 7 3 ...