... ree- LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. )ct. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. iade SIR,-There was nothing to call for particular comment in the running at. ewmarket, beyond.the fact of Iger neither the July nor Chesterfield proving satisfactory toi ie Sec backers of the second horses in both cases. For the Jul, 3ant Coxwold's rider was caught napping at the pust, and tI etti. horse never recovered the ...

... sPoB TING. BETTIN( AT MANCfIESTER-TlUSDAY- rtfi GOODWVOOD? STAKES. TI o8 to I. apt Msartinlet Mt)re 9 toI1- Hobgoblin (t) T 11ltoI1- Barllsur (t) Se 12 to I- Van Dauck(t) thar1 12 to 1- Somerset (t) e 12 to 1 - Homily (t) eadi 14 to1 - Rneati (Off taf GOODWOD C6.first 4 to Ieggt Gemma di Veig (0 Of 4 fitoI1- Arsenal (t) trile 8to1I- Florin(t) for t S StoI1- Anton (t a de 10 toI - P lta ~1, ni ...

... LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. WEDNEBDAY'S RACES CONCLUDED. HiCORAP SwuErsrAREe of 6 sera. each, with 30 added. T.Y.. (3 bubs.) Mr. G.Ilolmee's Mau'acre by MIitdew. 2 yrs, 6stiltb .,(Witington) 1 Mr. H rvoyl Chetter, 3 yrd, 7st ?? ?? deni 2 Mr. Jasn acktsrn, Zoy,2yr7 ?? ( llock) 3 TLIVIUDAY. SwICSovAXrr3 off60 vs.eveah, with 3u aided for 2-yr-olds and upwards; optlonalselling welghts, c. i.Y.C. ...

... sVOETINTELLIEC ,Oa iGgfAgL JULY MEETING. : TURSDAy (COCOLUD).E ?? passing the jndge's ,otie.mashire IISU'it apolia . so elnl, and tbre his j1~let au aai y, ~but, the policeman was not llti. praY 5esoped luribs'wa s broke, and also one ai erfrit5 t~d le w&5 onveyed to the lufirmary. -o 5~ ?? by the County Members, added ¶ilO 0 5toke Bof vas~ each, for three-yr-old'o bW59 a OptioiiM *elling, ...

... 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,, ...

... 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 ...

... THE LIVERPOOL RUNNING, WI TH HINTS FOR NOTTINGHAM MEETING. TO TUR EDITORL Ol TUB DAXLY. NEWS. SIR,-The ra-nning at Liverpool has caused affairs to tales a turn for both the events at Goodwood, and also for I'the St. Leger. The very first race decided-the Croxteth Stakes-gave the partisans of Fishermian, for both the Good. wood Stakes and Cup, some encouragement, as he gave Lord Nelson, at 20lb ...

... I1,0RCTI INTLIGECC Pool, JULY Da1 a rtath Stake Idf 1O govs eac.h 11 It, 3tbhrei.Yr.olde and upw5rdl. o 5abs. yrs Sla 21b ?? 1 ' isroi,4 yrga 6A 101b . (Dales) 2 ;el,6u 3yryan Al, 3^ils tby a leligthl i W 0- 11vfi eavs eec, ft, with t50 added, for ?ycoD', -l Sit I tes ; wreners of 100 svos 1105ogU Chistie5 Or~ch. itil, Set 7kb d(5 ells) 0D9a?~ f~oa re tn Peguhsi 70 'to 2 agst ua O d i, GI a ...

... .ROYAL TRACES YACZWT CLUB, A sailing match for fourth-class yachts, not ex- ceeding twelve tons, belonging to this club, took place on Saturday. The course was from Erich, round a boat moored off the Chapman Head, and back, Th' prizes were-for the first boat, a silver bowl, value 301., and for the second a silver tankard, value 10i. Half a minute per ton was to be allowed for difference of ...

... C H E 8 S. To Correspondents, P. S.-If the problems the Manclsester Tournament corre up to tt in TnE EnA. Problen t, there wil bc every reasor to satisfied. The latter are, certainly,th finest calle tibj a et t b by IteaieY, lBayer, Campbell, Novotny, and others, are eclv -those .Orpaosed. Wherever the book has been seen it has called fseilt be,,, lified approbation. OzRIENTAL.-Arrangemeflts ...

... SPORITING TATTERSAL~7S UR About a dozen subecribers d r8D T Courue of theafenoeltpdI of whiling the tih'e a erayid t d fnte ' oupled a active pnrsns n wih I tieageaescarcely ex 3Oo . Pi Stakes, Fisherman we bsy it 3at , hi) favour being about -£T, o t 8 to 1 to for t o p a 10,000 I or ran, 20 t oor w rsbetd',' net- Sth Leger, 100 to a te0 was i At ;* coulpled, toS a adLa. BIna : The ...

... PRIATCE OF WALES FACIIT CLUB. The grand Chnllenge Cup match, open to all the world,. took place yesterday. The prize, oso of the most magnifi. cent ever offered, from the mamifactory of Benson, was worthy of a great contest, hut the Undine took the lead soon, after the start, and never gave any other a chanoe of success; thus depriving the race of the interest it would otherwise have possessed ...