... spoic luttlitylla. it as NGAT MANOEESTER.-wTUB5DAT. hleml In Consequenoe ofthe declarations of forfeit which are to be cothe ungde to-day (Taesday) for the Chatter.Cup, Metropolitan, and gas:e City and Suburban HOendieaps, speculatton upon those events gn:were nearly ont of the question. 100 to 6 we. taken five times1 jury bhout Troot for th- Liverpool Steeple Chosee, and offers were us a ...

... (FRODs OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The meeting at Chester last vear was certainly the strongest and most successful, to the public eye, that can be recol- lected; still, and with all the drawbacks which race assem- blies have had to combat this season, the recent gathering on the Roodee is acknowledged by all old turfites to be the best they have attended this year, and, in point of strength, only ...

... The third race took place on Friday evening the 18th inst., and excited considerablejinterest, it being generally expected that some important 6hanges would take place in the position of a few of the boats. They started in the fol- lowing order:-l, Brasenose ;.2, rialliol * 3, Christ Church. ,, 4, Wadhaam; 5, Worcester; 6, Trinity; 7, Exeter; 8, Pem- broke ; 9, Queen's ; 10, Jesus:; 11, ...

... I ' (FROM: 00 6OUBHOLUPONWENT.) Sifg ?? 1136G,-Harbinger, by Touoastone, will be located thle season atlMr. Laurence Keegan's, ei nilt~n.Lodge, Curragt, IXildare. -aud Mountain Deer at Crotenstown, near Neo-bridge, coucty ilddre.- Faugh-a ballghb, Collingwood, and Ethelwolf, have been purchased by the agent of the French government, and Wether. gage bought for the private stud of a French ...

... I SPOR7ING INTBLLIGENCB. CURRAGiH JUNE MEETING. (FRotM OUR co irteP ONDENT.) This meeting, commencing to-morrow, In likely to be im- menselyattenfded, visitors from all quarters being expected.- The weather promises to aid mest favourably the racing and camp attractions, of which ample details have already appeared in the FREWSAN's JOURNAL. A special railway train will be despatelhed each day ...

... BP ?? I FRENCH Sar :RakEB. bROTX DE BZRtqST- iWAT1 MARCU 28. The antioipated ?? of this me6tlng WAG not doomed to be aealised, and ?? the m4agnifient gift Of 3a1, by the jockey Club, which obtained a large entry and capital acceptance. the field was reduced, at the last moment, to nine only, thepiige of the Irish hone, Augustine and Beaman, having, no doubt, prevented many owners from sending ...

... SPORTrIN INi'ELLZ-GENCE. I * UOWTII A;D'B&lDOYL21 RAES. - (FROM OpR EL OORRESPONDENT.) Stonards-Lord Cloneurry, Lord Dunkellin, Sir Wm Somer- ville, Dart. Judge-Rtobert J. [tunter, Esq. THIRD DAY-THURSDAY, M.aY 17. This brilliant meeting was brought to a close to-day uad r c rcumstances mo t satisiactory to all parties concerned. 'lie weather was eve n more favourable than on the preceding two ...

... LIVERPOOL RACES-YESTERnAY. (BY tAGNETrO TELEGRAPH.) Optional Selling Stakes. Cineas ?? .. ,. ?? 1 Maryanne ?? ?? ?? ?? ., .. 2 Pive rain. Tyro Stakes. Ceres ?? ?? ?? . .. ?? 1 Chere Petit ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Pretty Girl ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? a BY EXPRESS. Freeman's Journal Qars, Friday Morninig, FiVe o'lock. CORK RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. (FROM OUR CORREHPONDENT.) Steward8-Captain Rye, Ryecourt; ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGBNCE. I VNBWMARKBT RACES-YBsTEHDAV. (BY MAGISVIC TlLEGrAPH.) Cwa arawitch Stakes. Mr Sykes ?? .. . * .- 1 Crown Pigeon ?? s .. ?? .. 2 Poodle ?? ?? . .. ?? 3 Thirty-four rma. Won by a length. Clarewell Stakes. Porto Rico ?? ?? , ?? 1 3Manigsatine ?? ?? ?? ?? .. Eight ran. Handicap Oweepstakes. Sitrarband.. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Triton ?? ?? . .. 2an. . ?? 2 Three ran. Se1ling ...

... I QQUATICS.', - High:Water at London Bridge. Oeroiaz 14 morning 40 min~past 3 afternoon: 54 min. past 3 16 .,.s 10 ?? 4.26.40io 16 ..41 . 4 . 3 5 17 . ?? ?? ?? 5 18 ?? , ?? 6, 3d ?? 19 .. ?? .S 50 ?? 2Q ?? 40 ?? .. . 30 ?? 9 Regattas and XateheB to Come. OCT. 156.-Scullers race between Bristow and Childs, for 20 a side.. 15.-Campion and Wade, to row from Woolwich to himehousefor 220 a side. ...

... Monday, July 2. The second racing meeting this year, at these beautiful pleasure.grounds was commenced on Monday last. The entry of horses was quite equalto any of the previous meetings, and in point of quality they even excelled. Notwithstanding the attendance of spectators was very small, which may be attributable partly to the unfavourable weather about noon and the bad state of trade at ...

... i C HE S S. 1? - .. ?? ? TO CorrenPondenta. B. itoaw (SouthamPtou).-You will perceive we have alady availoa ourselves of your ontrlibutlon. D. F. R. (Point-view).-We have well oonsldered your Sugestions- but still adhero to ghe views mve have previous1y expressed. GI. B. P. (Dundee).-We ave devoted great care to the zamination ottha * able skotch forwarded us, whieh ii well worthy of ...