... IJONCASTER SPRING MEETING. Tuesda, D~arh 10. Stewards: The rlight Hen. Lord LondesbroO h and George Payn, Eeq.th .SudgO: Mr. Hadfiold, Doneaster. Starter: Mr. Hibburd. Clerk o h Coarse, Mr. Rt. JohnSOD, York. The tacig Sesonin the North wae ittneguratud on Tuesday last, at De~~~,when the sport provided for thle two days furnished thelaes number of starters for the different eventsthnoaypriuS ...

... INTELLIGENCE EXTRA, GOODWOOD RACES. Nominations for the GoODWOOD STAKES; two miles and a half. Ch o by Birdcateher. Wardermnarke, 3 yre Homily, y yrs Maidof Masiam 4yS Kingmaker, 3 yrs Melissa, 4 yr Dulcamara, 3 yrs Sneeze, 3 yrs ITuorbit, 3 yrs Gleesinger, 3 yrs Liverpool, 3 yrs Borderer, 3 yrs GeMma di Vorgy, 3 yro Martinet, 3 yrs Relapse, 3 yrs Barlconr, 4 byron Chevalieed'sdustrieay ...

... TATTEPSALL'S, MONDAY.-Althougl me appeud a fair list of quota. lionr, there was ana evident laxity in the spirit ot spyeolatios. Vaulter was in good demand forthe City and Suburban 11andicapatthu pricomentioned below, but the digureo transcribed as ts tire rest were merely nominal. The Metropolitan Stakes betting exhibited some little fluctuation as regards St. Gile. At one period he was su ...

... BETTING OW THE W1EEK. TATTERSALL'S, MoNDnAr.-The publication of the weights for the great autumn handicaps at Ncwmarket had the effect of bringing into the market to-day a dozen animals entered therein, at the prices quoted below. We first direct attention to the Donnaster events, which caused incrrased speculation when the Warwick settling had been completed. The two leading favourites for ...

... iDoNCAsTER SPRING MEETING, March 10. Weights for the DONCASTER SnosNo HANDICAP; forfeits to be declared on the 17th of February. St. Leger Course. (61 sobs.), If tho~bighest weight accepting is under Sat 12ib, it will be raised to that weight, and the others in proportion. age at lb ~ sag at lb Fisherman ?? 5 12 Miss ?? 6 10 Mr. Sykes ?? 8 10 IScotehman ?? 6 10 Alonzo ?? S 4 Little Nell (h ?? ...

... NOTBE AND NOTIONS ON THE CHESTER and the Shrewsbuiry Meetings. By TOUCHSTONE. The meeting at Chester has met with all the success we pre- dicted for it, and never was there a more exciting contest for the Chester Cup until the finish, when Leamington won pretty easily. Taking tice races in their proper order, however, we first come to the Grosvenor Stakes, where Drumour silenced the ...

... PROGRAMMP E OF WARWICK RACES. Wednesday, September 2. The RACING STAKES Of 6 eona each, with 25 added; two year aids, 7at;; three, Bat 13th; four year aids and upwards, 9st 61b; mares and getldinsg allowed 3ib; winners of 00 soya in 1857 to carry 8th extra ; the winner to be acid for 200 save; if for 100 save, allowed 3th; 60, 7th; 60, 12th; 40, 16th; 30, 211b; five furlongs. The QUEEN'S PLATE ...

... BELLEWSTOWN (COUNTY LOUTH) RACES. Wednesday, July 8. Stewards: The Marquis of Conyrghani, The Earl of Clonmel, The ?? E. ieilew, The mayor of Drogheda. M. B. Corbally, Esq,, m.p,, Janme Dd'Cnno, Esq., M.P., and James Mathews, Esq. Judge: Mr It.J Hunter. Thb Annual Meeting, which commenced this day, brought together a large assemblage of visitors from this and the adjoining counties tn,, ...

... Marylebone Club Matches, 1857. Thursday, May 21, at Cambridge-Marylebone Club and Ground v. the Undergraduates of Cambridge. Monday, June 1, at Lord's-The All-England Eleven v. the United All. England Eleven, for the benefit of the Cricketers' Fund. Monday, Jane 8, at Lord's-Marylebone Club and Ground v. The County of Kent. Monday, June 15, at Lord's-Marylebone Club and Ground v. The County of ...

... AQUATC I.S High Water at London Bridge. Jle% 5 morning 33 min.past 12 afternoon 58 min.past 12 ?? 21 ?? I 1., 43 ?? 5 ?? 2 ?? 20 ?? 2 I.,. , , . 45 ?? 2 ?? 5 3 9 . 22 ?? 3 .,,40 ?? 3 10 ?? ?? 4. ?? ?? 11 ?? 40 ?? 4 ?? 58 ?? . ?? 4 Regattas and Matches for July. 6.-Henderson and Tall, to row from Coathouse Point to Gravesend, for 15 a side. 6,-Cbelsea Regatta, for a puirse of soes and other ...

... I THE FRENCH DERBY. Chiantilly gaces, Sunday, Mday 24. No Derby rare at Clhantillyever attracted a more nurmcrous or a more brilliant assembloge than that which came olf lost Sunday. The Derby woe soot so grand an cevet ao those of precediog years. Out oIF fifty-six entries for it not fewer than forty-one paid forfeit;- and of the litteco who remained, only dlevon were takes; to the post. It ...

... C H E S S. Problem No. le8, by Mr. F. Rea' Y. BLAiCK. WHITE. White to move, and checkmate in three moves. The Philadelphia Athenanum and New York Chess Clubs. The following fine game occurred in the recent correspondence match, in which the Philadelphia Atheenaoutu proved victorious over the powerfal New York Clhess Club, Both the games have been published by the Atheorwun Committee with notes ...