... TATTERSAL92-DEb. 1. LATgST BE'rTNc. DERnY, 1857-20 to 1 aget Tournament (t), 22 to 1 Ugdt Goldfnch. 8o to I agst Santerer (t), a0 to 1 agget ShadaM (t) 83 to 1 iget Ackworth (t), 40 to I agat Anton (t), 50 to 1 Cgsi Lambourne (t), 12 to 1 agat Blink Bonny (offered). HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.-DEosMaER. Carlow and Island Hounds- This day (Tuesday) the 2d, Fern8; Thursday, 4th, Carnew; Saturday, 8th, ...

... C H E S S. To Correspondents. . t. B3.-You will find that it is not possible to solve the Problem in less than the number of moves given by the author. H-.r-Although the move proposed by you is better than 1B to the defence still remains defective. T. W.-You are wrong. White has a move in store to meet this mode og S. M.-The day has not yet been fixed. When that is decided onwe shall announce ...

... P EDE ST RI AiN IS Pedestrianism at the New Copenhagen Ground. On Monday ;afternoon the enclosure opposite Mr. Whlite's ,whec; ' Inn, Shepherd's B;]sh, managed by Geerke Cooke, ?? wel'lt ea the admirers of foot-racing sports. The followilig eve ds nepe C1 ed by HAcDICAP WA LICING MATOE.-A four-milte ?? e ?? for a Silver Watch, was contested. The candlidates l Eea Nya jk att Spooner (at scratch ...

... I TATTEIISALL'S, MoNDAn--There was a busy day at the rooms on this occasion; and the betting in most respects may be saidto be important. Taking each event touched upon in the order stated below, the Liverpool Steeple Chase first demaid's notice. Sir Peter Laurie was evidently the lion of the day, and was baeked vith Epirit at the price named. There had been a movement in the City during the ...

... i I SPRT ?? INTELZIGENCE. LIVERPOOL RACES-YESTERDAY, A11NTRtE COME-L (BY aMaGrNTIC TELEtGRAPH.) sunrise ?? Scurry Handicap. Strawberry .. ?? 2 ' Alfred ,. I ,. , ?? .. a Ten ran. Weatherbit filly .. Tyro Stakes. . .. Polh ?? ?? ?? 2 Five ran. Optional Selling Stakes. ?? , . Blossom 2.. , Genecral Wiliarua ?? ;: ; Five ran. Mary ?? Stfton Handicap. Alma ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Nine ran. TATTERSALL'S ...

... I I By TOUCHSTONE. The Turf Official Gazette for Eighteen Hundred and Fifty-Six having at length been published by the authorities of Burlington- street, whose sacrifice of public anxiety to the baneful system of Routine has been justly censured, we are enabled to congratulate our readers on the success of our auguries respecting the season whicls looms in the future. Seldom has it dawned ...

... I P.RPGRAMMEI of the WARWICK SPRING I Meeting. Monday, March 10. A SwEExBsAESS of 5 SeVS each, with 20 added two year olds, 7st 31b- three, 8st 121b; the winner to be sold for 100 sovs; if forM cove, allowed S1b; 50, 71b; 30, 121b; 20, 171b; maidens allowed 41b; and fillies and geldings 31b; five furlongs. The TBAL STAXES of 10 ?? each, with SO added by the Town of War. wick; three year olds, ...

... OUR CRiCKETINGC TABLET. NOTICE TO SECRETARIES or Caun#- We shalI feel obli the Secretaries, both in town and- stountry, WHil bear in Inin, toforward us early intimation of their club Proceeoding,50pe cially seeing that both names andfigures are legibly setf and that their communications should be despatched as ;peCPei as ?? after any game is decided. a Matches for Next Week. May 6, at ...

... AQUATIC S. High Water at London Bridge. Dnc. 21 .norning 7 min.past 9 afternoon 3.5 minupast 9 22 ?? 6 ?? 10I ?? SD1 ?? 0 23 . 7 ?? 1 1 , ?? 35 ?? 2 , . 0. , , , ?? ?? ?? ,, 21 ?? 28 ?? 1 2 ?? 50 ?? 12 2 06 ., 12 ., 1.3. 35 . ..1 27 ?? 65 ?? 1 .. 15 ,. , 2 Royal London Yacht Club. The Club held their usual monthly meeting on Monday last, at the Caledonian Hotel, Adelphi-terrace, at which the ...

... C H E 8 S. To Correspondents. S. P.-Philidor and Allgaier both pronounce, 1 P to K 4th, 1 P to IC 4th 2 P to Q B 3d, a bad opening, on account of Black's reply P to Q 4th. Heydebrand, however, has proved that White may sately make the move 2 P to Q B 3d, and that if Black play P to Q 4th, the proper reply is Kt to K B 3d, the result being, with best play on both sides, an even game. W. T. S. ...

... I I MYEatches to Come. MAY! 12.,-Mateh between Leeds Regatta Club and the Clarence Club. 12.-Prince of Wales Aquatic Club Four-oared Race, from Wands. worth to Lambeth. 14.-Royal Thames Yacht Club Sailing Match, for cutters only. 23.-Kclly and Mackinney, to row a sculler's race from Pautney to Mdortlake, for 100 a side. 2.-Queen's Printer'sPair-oaredRace. fromputneyto ChisicICkEyot. 29, 30, ...

... NEWMARI(ET OCTOK3ER MEETING. W EDNE1DAY. TinE St. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs each, for three- year-nlds. Captain White's Ulysses, by Annandale ?? 1 Mlr. Barne's colt, by Pyrrbius the First ?? ?? 2 Bettillg-5 to 2 on Ulysses, who made all.the run- ning, and non by 13) lengths. Handluicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10ft, for two- year-olds. Duke of Bedford's Spbict, by Orlando.1 Mr. F. Fisher's ...