... I WARWICK, Wednesday. The weather here is beautiful, and, though meagre fields of horses are drawn, the racing is inlteresting and plethoric of imot. Five was the highest rauoter that could be mad, for any event yesterday, the opening day ; but the race for Pthe Trial Stake was worth a special journey to witness, Samen. terer was all the rage ; fronu evens lie came to 3 to I ore him and he ...

... *'Galag SHREWSBURY RACES. sTrtxuknDS: Lord Ribbleid LIe, Sir Lydston Neinint, Bart., and ?? Phibbs. Judge, Mr. It. Johknsvi-Starter, Mr. Hibbard. Clerk of the Course and Lessee, Mr. eolia Frail, Slirawusbry. YESTEIRDAY. The SEVERn HANDLIcAP of 2 sovs. cach, with 2) added, for three- year-olds and upwards; the second to save his stake ; winners to-day to carry 71b. extra. Once round and in. ...

... (Masters of Hournds ill oblige by forrward'ig sutice of the Fixtures to this Office as early as possible.] NORTH WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At a quarter to Eleven. Thursday . Jan. 7 .. Coeughton. Saturday ?? - ?? Cubbiogtsn Gate. THE WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At a quarter to Eleven. Thursday ?? Jan. 7. Ufton Wood. Friday ?? - 8 . The Kennela. THE ALBRIGHTON HOUNDS.-At half-past Teal. Thursday . Jan. 7 . ...

... ,?Porfiug ]uttlyact. MANCHESTER-YZSTERDAY. I We had another quiet day here to-day. The only bet that came under our notice for the Derby was twenty-two ponies to one, taken, about Cavendish. Below you have the quotations:- THE DERBY, 11 to 1 on The Field-offered. 22 to 1 aget Cavendish-taken. THE Two THOUSAND GUINEAS. 9 to 2 aget Promised Land-taken, and offered. 13 - 2 - Ralpho-taken to a25. ...

... ,?Vftrtfilq v4s. A very large meeting is expected next week on the noted Surrey Downs. The arrival of horses has commenced, and among those already there we have to note Toxophilite, Longrange, Target, Bird-in-hand, Rosa de Florence, Grie- culus Esuriens, the Foor-leaved Shamrock, Vanity, Hepa- tica, and Queen Charlotte. The scratchings for the Derby at present include only the ?? the 6th ...

... NL P SPOR TING INTEjLLlSGMT', BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN STFP (F, CHASES. TOEBDAY, DEC. 28. (VaH)AI oUR cORRoSPONiDEar.) The Railway Plate, a ha.dloip f eepmst e3 of 3 6on each, 30 sova added by the Beltail end Couaty ?? ailrway Company. Two atilee. ?? Bob ?? ?? Trip the Daisy ?? ?? .. 7 Fallow Deer ?? . . The Brarrow ?? ?? .. Bettitg-Even on Little Bob aainrst the Ildd The Ulster Selling Stakes ...

... .OT ALT LONDON YACHT CLUB. The extreme fineness of the weather asd the celebri'y 'that this club has attained produced a very large assemblage of visitors at its opening matcl on Moenday; but it is to be re- gretted the entry list sas not greater, considerieig the amount a*and number of the prizes given. The race seas divided into two claose, criti the following campetitora First class, ...

... ITHE HIARROW and BEDFORD MEETINGS By TOUCHSTONE. Duringthecurrentweek seven of the remaining fifteen fixtures in the Caelensdar for 1858 will be disposed of, and we shall then enter upon the COesarewitch week, which promises plenty of sport, the Great Handicap itself never before looking so open, for no less a number than twenty animals have been introduced into the market, and ...

... ILIVEIRPOOL AUTUM MEurTIN. Tuesday, Nov. 9th1. Setwards: 'rho Earl Of Sefton;I Sir L. Newman, Dart.; G. Payne, LEsq and Captain White. Lessee and Clerk of the Course: tri E. W. Tophami. judge: Mr. R, Johnson. Clerk of the'seales: Mi. Hersey. The wuiulug year is brinigin~g the reacing, season of '58, wills rapid stides to a close. With thle exception of a day at Wrexham, uoe mneatiu only, that ...

... BURTON-UPON'TRENT CLUB-OCT. 26 & 27. 18f5. (By the kind permission of C. R. Colvil , Esq., M.P.) Pntran-ThO Riglht Honourable The Earl of Chesterfield. Stewards B -Messrs. J. Brown, G. Meakin, J. Davis, C. Brunt, and J. Smith. B3 Judge-Mr. M'George. Slipper-Mr. Dawson. Honorary Secre. Et tary-Mr. J. .M. Cartwright. Flag steward-Mr. T. M'George. Cl The October meeting of this club came off at ...

... I Tuesday, December 29. Stewards: The Earl of Strathmore, George Payne, Esq.; and .1 J Wheble. Esq. Judge: Mr. T. Marshall, jan., of Northampton, Clerk of the Course * Mr. Ilibbard. This newly-established steeple chase meeting was celebrated nnder tae above auspices on Tuesday, having been postponed from tbo previOuS week. The weather had been extremely foggy in the earlier part of thd day, ...

... :13 STTII' G OF THE VVEEXL. I TATTliRSALL'S, MONDAY.-There was but little doiug throughout tbo afternoon. and the croos.ouastry evrrto at Reading were but slightly todched upon. Indecd, the prices apponded were merely nornoalt RtEADING} STrEPa1CeASE. 7 to 1 agst Hiarlloy 10 to 1 agst Old Dog Tray 8 to 1 - Maid of the Glen 10 tn 1 - A ?? S to 1 - Althorp I 10 to 1 - Hyniely Two THoUsAND. 4 to 1 ...