... EPSOM RACES.-TUnnAY. Craven Stakes.-Kalipyge 1, Coroner ?? Thirteen ran. Woodcote Stakes.-Commotion 1, Lambourne 2. Fifteen nan. Horton Stakes.-HRrdrop 1. Epsom Summer Handlcap.-Flattererl,Vindex2. Eightran. Heathoote Plate.-Fiacrow 1, Ceres 2. Five ran. Mitanor Plate-Rip Van Winkle 1. Tihree ran. Tun DaRsy DAY_-WiDDAY. Perhaps a larger concourse of People weS never witneesed on the DownF-not ...

... SORTING.- I ~~ NEWMARKET. FIRST OCTOBER, MEETING. TUE8DAY. sweepstakes of 10 sovs each for 2-yr.olds and upwards. T.Y.C. 3 subs. Captain White's Fie, by Alarm, 2 yrs, 6st 7ibs ?? Plumb 1 Duke of Bedford's Cople, 2 yrs, 6t 7lbs ?? Cresswell 2 Mr Robinson's Our Creature, 'st . . Quinton 3 Betting: 3 to 1 against Fie.-Won by two ?? was fractious at the post. The Hopeful Stakes of 40 sovs each, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIG(ENCE. ?? did GOODWOOD RACES, WEDNESDAY. ,en, Handicap Plate.-lrilly by Birdeatcher, 1; filly by Orlando, 2. Mlar The Drawing Room Stakes.-Itntimidation, I Ul-ses, *2. I to The Goodvwod Stakes. Two miles and a half. 113 subs., 69 ot s-el whom pay forfeit. 7 to Pretty Boy, 3 yra, 7st Sib (10 lb extra) ?? (Aldcroft) I i by Saudboy, 4 yrs, 7st 6ib ?? 2 the Lady Tatton, 4 yrs, 7et ...

... CARREARTHISRNRRK H5UT.-The steeple chases connected with this hunt are fixed for the 9th February. The Knight of St. George, winner of the Doncaster St. Leger in 1854, hsajoined the Burlelgh stud. W' ?? Masrsirop, 1857.-The summer races are fixed for Thursday and Friday, 2d'and 3d July, and tbe autumn events for Tuesday and Wednesday, the 3d andi 4th of November. hla. 'CLAEu, of Newmarket, has ...

... X17-partilig littellfffelm. COVENTRY SPRING MEETING.-1JoaeATy. Handieap Plate of 40 ?? Shon Catti, 1; Voestige, 2; v OUeurer, 0. Five ran. uandioep Swoeptakales of Jsoav. each, with 20 addod,-Curieoa, u IlRoving Betey,2. Six ran. It weenpatalies of 3 siava. each.-Ciareo, 1; Delilah, 2. HandiapHurdle Race.-Royalty, 1; Britieh Sailor, 2; Log 2 Rewn, 3. ine ran. a The Coventry Handlosp,-Boltol, 1 ...

... -1 ?6vorting fliteltigmte. I - ICHELM4SFORD) MEETINGS.-TuannAY. h Galleyiveod Stakes of 3 cove, each, with 20 added. The New Mile. UMs 17 7 Mr Thorpie's Little Torn. aged ?? . Hughee 1I a 6 7'Mr Hadlanai'B The roman, iyrs ?? Land 2 b 7 5 Mr Newmianes a. by Clumesy-131stile, 4 ?? Bunting 3 * Eettuisg: .5 tof 2and 3t on Little, ?? by alen~gth; half I enth between 'thde econd and third. The ...

... I ?? - 5? itP6 ing eLIO ~ ~ ~ ~ -V.t * BW£W1IG 'AT MANOHrSTER.-FRrDAV, Opeanietlon upon the events ofthe day asanin theeascecdancy. The Great Yorkeshire ilandirap 'was occasionally mentisord, Cot which erect Vandal,pBsktoma me. and, Houghton were most inquired after. For the St. Leger Isftngcton was upon good terms with tie admirers, and wouldd have bean supported at sup advance uipon 6 to 4 ...

... 'E'VoTtirg - additi SHREWSBURY AUTU31N MEETING. was n stewards: George Payne, Esq., Captain Clhribtie, and C. J. Morise, ?? Esq.-Judges, Mr. It. jobnisme.-Stiattor, Mr. Hibburd-LeOsea and Borad Clerk of the Course, Mr, John FraiL out of TUESDAY. fis t The Racing Plate of 20 Bosee added to a Sweelft~kes. of 3 eove. each. tw The second to case file stake. Optional aesollngweights. Mileanda ...

... ?? Intelligence. I ed w, - BETrlNG AT MANCHESTER.-FRaAT. - n, Speculation wae nearly confined to the SalieburyeventO, noW ite decaded. The only horses backed for the Chester Cup wera - *t, Mishap, about whom 750 to 30 was taken, and Pusricestone, at ., 3o0 to l0; afterwarde 40 to I wae offered against the letter. Warloock etands at 20 to I offered, but how he hus advanced to ra - hort a price ...

... ? ? *Ppr Le _ LVE RPOOL SPRING MEETINU.-TUxsDLY. ' 5e5c of The Trial Stakese of S noav. each, with 30) added: thraeyejoar-olds, ver D I. 3srb four, 6et. 41b ; five, Yet.; six and aged, get 310a; mares 50s. ! is and geldinge allowed'41b. One mile aud a quarter. 6 sube. ' 6 I~rE ., Parr's Stork, 3 yre ?? Ducker I 9 0 MrMorris'sEulogist, 6yr.. ?? Baleam 2 id .0 ; Mr J. Osbornes' Alfred, 3 yea ?? ...

... ?? ?? -. - . .. ?? ?? . - ?? .. ?? . ?? YORK AUGUST 3EIBTING.-WEiNESDAY. The Duisdau Stakes-Zeta, 1; Gaudy, 2. The Burgundy Stakes.-Psandango walked over. The Vorkahire Onke.-Vletaria,, 1; Manganese, 2. 'The black Duk Stakes-Queen of the AEt walked over. ThEo hesterfeld Handicap -Saraband, 1; Vindex, 2, Great North and South of England Biennial Stakee-Roger- thorpe and Alepuo ran a dead heat. ...

... TArn (pW-Qpijni'vq' Foortt.-e;TO CORRESPONDENTS. 18RRTin aI u eretakeeofl o6,fr to-yHandicap, Sweeptakesa ?? Jile. shetweo Oaverreenpach, set.o5d (Wlls) Tr5;ou Unexeotd, o. Steales),Si 0;IVes.r 8st 7ilnh (ilant, VisoutLadyg-ightlne Sat. the Basham)g, King of1thekCiSiaer, SMt. Hilbur.1 lmnS e~ htaeatdt fowr. Plthe dwcsdio hnueat w~t for heops:enin O'eroohk1 unleitperacted, 2;d Gtinefewtcr, ; ?? ...