... THE LATE CUS A1EWITCH I1ACE- Reception of the News of Prioress's Victory in America. Porter's New York Spirit of the Times of the 3ist ulimno, ieves an account of the reception of the news of this victory; ani, amongst other comments, has the following:- Notwithstanding the numerous diseouragements-which have beset the American stable in England; notwithstanding the long sand trying cea voyage ...

... SPORTING INTELLIc1 TT17r'-flf-nr LtVJEKsOOL AUTUAN 1AEETI TUESDAY's RACES CONCLUi3DED4--Ths A -N dioago) of5 so v icre Mr. Saunders's Mastder Bagot 3 e y nile Tht Mr. Andrews's The Martleb, 4 yrs,6tb ( Mr. Peters's Lenkothen, 2 Yrs, 43t lOlb. er. v. ?errv's V7ze!t , 4 Ygs, 7st 8.b ?? Mr. J. Osborne'e De Gitkei, 4 vr e'6 ' 1 Mr. Gill's Bourgeois, aged, 8st Ib Mr. T. Daweon's Little Co3a , 6st ...

... N!EWMARIKET HOUGHTON MEETING. Saturday, October 31. Wit th prceeing athead~quarters on the above ocoaejon, the With the preceedingo Ptma fairb s eaid to have terminated. An ?? racing season S~o otevr at h unabated interest was klept up on the toth er ls. h weather on Saturday Woo exceeedingly fine, and the company quite up to the average for a oaluding day. Half~a'score events awaited 'eielen, ...

... THE NEWMABKET HOUGHTONI Meetinz. ?? Soas tshe Cmitlsewitelb is the great mnainstaly or lever uponwhhtun 'she interest ot lhes Second October Meeting, at bead-quarters, is the Canm- bsridgesbie the ice15 plseulfa event of ?? to the frequenters of the heath Ite Newinarket, in the Houghton Turf assembly.tistrda iany 'and corn meeting, at which trainers, north and south, and from the ...

... FR B EBM ASO 0RY. Meetings for November. Monday, 16.-Lodges 1, 8, Freemasons' Tavern; 21, Albion Tavern; 66 London Tavern; 218, Bridge House Hotel; Chap. 12, Ship and Turtle. Tuesday.-Lodges 87, Green Man, Tooley-strect; 188, Freemasona' Tavern 229, London Coffee House; Chap. 49, Windsor Castle, Vauxhall, Wednesday.-Lodges Grand Stewards 7, Freemasons' Tavern :33, White Hart, Bishopogate ...

... THE SH-REWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. - SuR,-The great improvement that has lately r been made in the Liverpool Autumn Meeting appears to have r had a beneficial effect, for its rival, the meeting at Shrews- 1 Tatrain i th atun s s ppuarasinth summer no f on eddntta a ?? or, 'despite the - misrabl stae ofthe eathr on the' first day, there were plenty of' both ...

... C H E S S. To Correspondents. T. C.-The celebrated counter Gambit, so fondly clang to by Philidor, ;i,::-IPtoK4th,IP toK 4th, 2 XttoH B3d,2PtoQ3d,3 Pto Q 4tb, 3 P to K B 4th, is not to be recommended as sound play, ad has been demonstrated by Juenisch in his excellent work, Analyse Nouvelles. Roamo.- Problems, the solutions of which, include a large number of moves-say from six to ten ...

... Fishe Vandi Tonrn Victol Van& Maid Strati Riseb, St. Gi Under Apatb El He Ba-hi LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. Acceptances for the GIaEAU AnTuser CUP. age et lb ago rman ?? 812 a f (ainol. Sb extra) 5 7 12 Snahoat 3 nament ?? 7 4 Borderer ?? 3 .ia ?? 4 ?? 7 0 Laverna ?? ermeulin ?? 6 12 Dunboyne. 3 of Dernent . 4 6 121 Buoy Boo. 3 hnaver ?? 6 12 The Zounavo ?? 3 .r , ?? 3 6 10 Special License . 3 ? ...

... CHES S. Problem No. 186, by Henry Thomas Young, Esq., of the St. George's Chess Club. BLACK. WHITE. White to play first and checkmate in four moves, The Manchester Chess Meeting. The report of the Manchester Meeting is Dow before us. It is a hand- some-looking pamphlet of forty-two pages, neatly got up, and well printed, and will probably, in most oases, be deemed worthy of a more substantial ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. The sale of Mr. Jackson'; horses attractod a large number of persons to the Corner. This too being the last II settling day' of the season, book makers assembled in great force, in the hopes of collecting some outstanding accounts. Atteniion was divided between the sale yard and the soub- cription rooma, bult the proceedings of the auctioneer evideltly excited more ...

... C H E S S. Chess Monthly Problem Tournament. This Tournament bas created great interest in Ainerioh, ind the first Prize has fallen to Mr. S. Loyd, of New York. The foliowiiig is one of the Prize Problems, and will well repay attention. Problem No. 188, by S. Loyd, of New York. LET HII LAUGH WHO WINS.' BLACK. WAITE. White to play fnd mate ia three moves. Problem Tournament of the Leipeici ...

... SPOSTING IWNELLXGENG.IL TATTERSALL'S. M0NDAY. The settling of the Liverpcol accounts principally occu- pied the attention of the few subscribers who dropped into thes room in the course of the afternoon. The batting was far from brisk, and the subjoined list of prices was compiled from very small outlays. DEBvB.-14 to 1 agst Mr. Howard's Clydesdale (t); 25 to I agst Sir L. Newman's Vandyke (t) ...