... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CH-ESTER SPRING MEETING. THURSDAY (CONCLUI)FD).-T'he Selling Stakes of 5 ?? each, with 30 added, for three-yr-yids and upwards . Optional selling allowances, &c. Once round and a lis- tance. 7 subs. IMr. Bardwell's Usurer, 4 yrs (30), 7st 131b ((AAhmall) Mr. W. Robinson's Little Emma, 3 yr s ( 330), 6st l lb (Fordham) 2 Mr., Thorpe's Little Tom, 6 yrs ( £)0), &st 4lbb. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EPSOM RA~CE8.--F~iuDAy. THE OAKS D)AY. The Oak~s Day invariably winds up the Epso, Ineeti with considerable 6&lat. On, thle present ?? n which set in against Mincepie served tossui iil osity with whiich tke event was regarded j t of general comnpany was comparativelysan c people who were present seemed depressda d3 id , thle excitenmert Whichl they had experiencil eid ...

... MATING UITELLIGi3M3I61 -A ?? -- - i--- TATTERSALL'S. XOND ?? The attendance was scanty, and Only a moderate amount I of business wastrausOcted. THE DERBY.. Wentworth maintained his position as leasing favourite, but he is likelv to be closelv pressed by Fazzoletto, who was backed at 6 to 1, 11 to 2, and 5 te 1. -Fiy-by- night was not touchad. Coroner advanced to 15 te I; taken to some money, ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... t i c I N t II II I I ad vrs. i t --b V v~restminstcr, i yru, 7st Dia 5 yr,- st aot IFreckle, 4 yrs , (lt l0ib ; Napoleon the Third, 3 ype, fa.t j. 91t ;: Onsar J asha, 3 yrs, Gat 7bh; Diego, 3 yrs, Gst 71h ; tl i th Va ; ;ok *yrs, 6st; Curious, 3 yrs, 6st; Sirocco, S yrs, h iit- 6 t-L; TBu-bt i, 3 caTs, 5st 101b. d eep A GOdId Cup, the gift of Lord William Powlett, did not r rd. ?? aedU ...

... SPORTING INTEUIGENCE. ?? &- EPSOM, TUESDAY.-THE OPENING DAY. The prelude to the Great Event which is to take place this day, was played with, perhaps, unusdal success. Al- though the attendance of general company did not exceed an opening day's average, yet the sport was of the most interesting and attractive character. For the principal events the fields were numerically important, and in eur ...

... . NorORc TO SECRETARIES 01p OLU38.-We ShafllfeeZ obligedif the Secretarsies, both in tolon and coeentry, will bear in mind ?? us eaorsy intimation of their 0n2t proceedings, espe. Cialfl seeing that both names andfigures are legibig setforth, and that the cooP mmunications ho,!d be despateched as speedily as possible after anr game is decided. Matches for Next Week. MAsT 19, at Durham-.Al ...

... Sunday, April 27. The first day's running of the Paris Spring Meeting came off on Sunday, in the Champ de Mars, and although the weather was somewhat threaten. tug, it attracted a vast number of spectators, tihe immense arena being entirely lined with pedestrians, there being a goodly gathering ot carriages nnd horsemen within the rop'ee and the stands being full. There was, also avery large ...

... MANCHESTER WHITSRTJIDE XEETING. I I.Wednesday, May 14. Stewards: The Eighit Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield; Sir Hlumphreey De Trafford, Hart.; H. Padwick, Esq.; and J. Merry, Esq. Judge and Handicapper: Mr. Richard Johnson, of York. Starter: Mr. Hibburd, Clerk of the Cannee: Mr. James Hake. Secretary to the Racing Cern- snittee t Mr. Henry Cheethans. Flagemen : Mr. William Elliott. Being a ...

... SPOB lNSG. EPSOM RUMINATIONS. TO THUS IDITOO OP TLIL DAILY NZwa. M1 SIR,-The Derby bas passed, and all people DOW auot have to do is to wonder howr they could have been so dull as liab1 not to see that EllingiOD, the hero of the day, had been o0,h1 ' roped by the stable for the purpcso of getting on their Hes money. I need not say that his appe.rancs was perfection, on t as was also that of ...

... BAD REASONWING REGAERDlAVG! THE DLS3 CONTINUANCE OF BAADS PLAYING IN THE PA RKS. To TUF EDITOR OF THY MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-When a certain lawyer was appointed Chief Jus- tice in one of the West Indian Islands, the Chancellor gave him this advice-. Give your judgment, but give no rea- sons-they will not dispute your judgment, but may dis- pute the correctness of your reasons ! In the House ...