... ? #Iyorth1q. DOWNHILL RACES. TiIE races announced in our' last to take place at i Downhill, came off on Thursday with griat success The fineness of the day, as well as thee convenience of railwav transit, inducod iriinensc numbers to thie strand, and at 2 P.m., when the special train from Coleraine arrived, we are cnnvinced there could not f have been less than from ten to twelve thorisaud t ...

... - lINEWMABKET RtACRS-YEsTSTDAY. (BY MAGNITLC T MLEOGiAPH.) 701 Hlandlcap Plate. Alelone ?? ?? ?? ?? F~loou . .. .. .. ¢ Five ran. Cheshtereld.btrae5. Physulls ' . - 0*B Chevalier de Induetrle Eight ran. s91. Pl ,te. Fashion ?? .. Hardfwicke., ?? * Fiction ?? ?? ?? ?? I lovers rar. WOBCESTER BACES-YzsTEneAY. Trial Stakes. Elfrlnda , .. ?? ?? Thimotedus ?? ?? Romeo . ?? Stir ran. Two Year Old ...

... - NxNvereLs ILtAOES.-In orm report Of ttieseraces lnst week, wve fell ipto son eror respecting the G Id Cup. The winner was the Heir of Lirne, anrl not Anuouneement. The jockey, Chsrlton, who rode Barodst in the Fiee Haudi- oap, at Newcustle.on-Tyrnc, on Wednesday, -attended at 8tokbridruro on Thursday to ride Baron Rothschild's horse, Wctern Powqer, Mounting the saddle one day in ...

... SPORT1ING ZNTVRELLIGLNCE. NEW3MARlKET. RACES-YESTVERDAY. (BY MAG-.1;T1C TELEGRA7VI.) The following have paid forfeit:-Oaeieaus, Nutgall, Lazetta Acanora. Satron, Elopement, MEessenger, Treacherous, F. Rwo- 'halliau, und Birthday. Midsummer Stakes. Amnaspian, Pyrsha, and Result have paid forfeit. Chesterfleld Stakee. }lobgobiin, Natgall, G. by Acanora, Lugitta F., Elopement, C. F. by ...

... C RI C K ET. 7 jpstriehii ?? Erst Stiuolk v. Earl Sahat.-T'fie re. | turn mateh' ?? tiese cnh,' wvas played at Sohara, on the 27:h nit., and was decided on the first inaings in favour of ;hc Ipawich, Score - V IrswlarI. .iii n. 'in i . a ci t . iS ilonrett ?? 4 ' ScatnAnl. run Ill: 4 M ller. It Jl lrn.: 19 ?? t;J l orr- -It ?? t * 40 Prfcnlkfr' . I, ?? , 3 i Ur;ralr. I. Cbl cSndler.. 2 ...

... oU CRICKETING TABLET. I O 0E TO SicWbTABEIs o0 Cnuns.-lre ?? feet obliged if Itr eetafCs, both ire towen and country!, sorl bear in mind tofrirdI us early intinsatien of th eir club sproceedings, espe. afilj seeing that both names and figures are legibly setforth, d that their cstmeentatiousshseoldf be7 despatched as speedilo a s ossibl5 after- any gaem is decided. Matches to Come at Lord's. ...

... SPOR TING. TO THE EDITOIR OF THE DAILY NEWS, SIB,-The best two dayo' sport of the week are decidedily to be found at WoTr ster, which meetirng corn- t mencesto-oorrow,when there .re five saces (the WIreesuir- shins Stakes, the principal ven, bein:, among thtm), While I on Fridayseven events are put down for decision, and three of thein, the Flyirg Stakes und Corporation Hanadicap clps-. caialy ...

... I i5porting 3dE1tcligence. - - - ?? ?? - ?? . ?? -. ?? ,-11 - I NMI WMARKET M~~Y MEETING, LZo at. been made Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 Tiovn. ty,5ifrtre ?? n il h wet, with ?? T.YC. sday last, a 0 0 Duke of Bedford's Eloquence, 3 yrs ?? 1 The w in 8 4 Lord Wilton'snI, by Ilirdeatcher, out Of Sarfce 2 r es of'wheat 8 0 Lord Exeter's Bsmilica, 3 Yroa0 ?? Normby th and a few Betting: 3 to 2 agst ...

... P EDE ST R I AN ISM. Matches for Next Week. Jamy 7.-Great All England Sprint Handicap of I40 yards, for 20 and other money prizes, at the Salford Borough Gardens. 7.-The One-mile sace for the Champion's Belt (value 50 guineas) and other prizes, at the New Copenhagen Grounds, Shepherd's Bush. 7.-Binteliffe and Tetlow, to run two miles, for 25 a side, at Grantham Park, Hastrick, Yorkshire. 7 and ...

... TATTERSALL'S,-YESTERDAY. The room was well attended. Time, however, was chiefly occupied in the settlement of accounts on the events of the preceding week, and no great amount of business was trans- acted on any future event. Three animaals only were mentioned in connection with the July Stakes. 5 to 2 was taken and offered about Lam- bourn, and 3 to 1 about Drumour; 400 to 100 was booked ...

... SPCI 'lTING INI ELLIGENCE. The card fI ARICET 'JTI Y MEETING. ish cr re ei~ted a co npuratavely attractive aryca-e-. Iauce, anid its piosi ise of iut.sr-sting sport was fully re'dsiz I, I.'disc result of the principal eieat, the Chesterfield 5 eke,,~ crestedi a senisrti it. Alter ss Cead lieat between the Che- valier d'IndruAtrip, on whom o-'lds were at 0110 thric fro ly laid, and thle Ph.) ...

... SPOBTING. WORCESTER RACES.-FRIDAY. Tnr MAsnrvsFLn 8TAnEs of 25 smos., added to a sweepstakes of 3 ST Sov9, each lor 3.yr oldsaud upwards. Thewinter to be sold for100?. if demanded, &c. About one mile. (5 cubs.) Mir. Somanle Chatteiess, by Gabbler, 3 yrs, 7et 8ib ?? I M~r. Xarroway e Blue B ,l, 3 yrt, 7st 81b .. . ?? (Bray) 2 Mr. Stagg's Primrcse, 3 yre, 7ot 8ib ?? ?? (Cresewell) IDGl I Mr. ...