... I BTZRFSBDIELD RlACEaS. Tuesday, September 30. Lord Cavendish and W. R. De Rhodes, Esq. Clerk of the Course: Mr. J. Martin. Judge: Mr. F. E. Martin. rbis Derbysbire Baring Meeting, which has been established for more h on hundred and fifty years, took place on Tuesday and Wednesday WlSa Oacd on the whole, passed off eatisefactorily, considering the 551 which the Comnmittee made in gathering ...

... A QU AT IC S. High Water at London Bridge. OCT. 19 morning 20 min.past 6 afternoon 43 Mill.past 5 20 ?? 7 ?? ,, 6 ?? 35 ?? 21 ?? ?? 7 ?? .. 7 22 ?? , 34 ?? , 8 . 22 . 0 23 ?? ?? 10 ?? .. 10 24 ?? 22 ?? 11 . 5. ?? 11 25 ?? ?? ?? 12 . . ?? 13 Matches to Come. OCT. 27.-Hemming and Taylor, to row from Westminster to 'toy 7fr 210 a side. 27.-Tyne Championship Regatta, from the High Level ...

... BEDFORD I-ACES. THUR5D.ty''.-Thr ?? Stakes of 5 sova each, 3 fc, with 2 .dded, for three-yr-olds and upwardls. 0entle- man riders; professionals, G1b extra. About a mlde and a-half. 7 aubs. M1r. T. Walker's, leon Lee, 3 yrs, 10st 21b ?? (Mr. Blake) I Mr. L:. Lnud' WNeathercock, i yr.s, 12at 31b (B. Laud, I iun.) 2 3Mr. T. Hughes's Westminster, 4yre. l1st 41h (Mr. Pr i c) 3 The Le~llowfiin also ...

... 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 ...

... PE D E:3ST RI AN ISM. Matches for Next Week. OCT. 27.-Newey and Pies, to run a mile, for 5 a side, at the Lord Auckland, Battersea. 27.-Bullon and Pomfret, to run 120 yards, for 5 a side, at Salford Borough Gardens. 27.-Fronkiand and Robinson, to run 300 yards, for 25 a side, in Windsor Park. 27.-Forsfer and Roberts, to run 140 yards, for 50 a side, at the Salford Borough Gardens, For'ter to ...

... PROGRAMME Of NEWMARKET HOUGHTON Meeting. _ I Monday, October 27. A H~AVDaCAX Pc,.tm of 5 so cov for three year Olds and upwards; Cam. bridgeshire Course. I The OPxcoN41~, SELINGw PLATE Of 50 save; two year olds, set; three, get four and upwards, sat 7ib ; the wiener to be Bold for 200 cove; if for 160 soas, allowed 51b; 100, lbtb; 70, 141b; SO, 21ub; Bretby Stakee Course, A HANDICoAP ...

... SPOOLTN INTELIGENCE.. .: :. . .$TATTERSALL'S. * ?? only change of importance was the pro- motion of Flacrow to the- premierabip. for the Eastern Counties Handieap, viee his stable.companion The Poaeher, .who has retired. The-betting on the Cesarewitchand Can- bridgeshire showed no important change. For the former, Middleton was quite trier elees. MONDAY. EASTERN COUTIES HANDICAP THURSDAY. 3 ...

... NEWMA.RKET. FIRTR OCTOBER ?? MF EETINO - The ' K~5TbUESDA-, Sept. 80. seres utoa Meetings at Newmarket commenced this' daywitha prgram e which contained several races of great and exctin ineret.,altoug a trogerset of Triennialsbhave figre inth bilsof ar ofoter eas. Owing to the hour at wich he horeitc trans eavethemetropolis, a coneiderble numer f te vsitrspatronised the evening express of ...

... TATTERSALL'S-.SAT-DAY. The bn81ness of comparing on the Catnbridgeshire draw together a tolerable number of subscribers. Speculation on this eveut wae however somewhat limited. Vengoanoe, Pole Star, and Coup de Main still occupied the toremoet tosiions at the prices quoted on Thursday, although Pole Star had the call of Lord Derby's horse at the close. Mer- ?? was in some request at 12 to 1, ...

... SPORTIA?G. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MIEE1'IIQG TUB8DAY. .SWEEPSYAXER ?? 10 cOvet. ettqb, for' tswe-yr-cld. tat uspwardr. Ttte winener to beo 601d ior 650 aorr. ir demraded,4 &e. T.Y.C. (5 fuirlorga 140 yords) (3 subs.) ,Captain Wbtte'e Fie, by Alarm, 2 yre, (it7lla. ?? I Dukse of Redford'st Copte. 2 irs, tot 7ib ?? (Craevtell) S , Mr. RobinROen'e Our Crenture, l st ,b (ear 7e1) ?? latlalea) I ...

... PE DEST RI AN ISM. Matches for Next Week. Ocr. 20.-Davis and Stainer, to run 1203yards, for 25 a side, at Shepherd's Bush, Davis receiving three yards' start. 20.-A Handicap Race of 606 yards, for 8 and other money prizes, at Hyde Park, Sheffield. 20.-Morris and Saunders, to run 120 yards, for 5 a side, at Aston Cross, Birmingham. 20.-Faweett and Shaw, to run 440 yards, for 250 a side, at ...

... C H E 8:S. TIo Correspondents. I'pSIC CeeSS CLeB.-We have received information that the distinguished player. Herr Hyatt. the president of the Berlin Chess Club, has lately paid a visit to Leipsic, and we hope soon to receive the notes of some cosd genes played by him there. a Fl;-The prospectus of the work you cefer to will be shortly issued V {V,-We have to apolo iso for the mistake wbich ...