... ,?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. ...

... HIUNTI NG APPOINTMENTS. Eler Majesty'-Ttuesday, Buraharn Geeches; Friday, no plaee named. TOX HOVNDS. Albrighton-Tuesday, Wrotteslay; Thursday, Aqualate; Saturday, Aplay Park; at half-past ten. Atherstone-Mouday. Bosworth- Wedne-day, Warton; Friday, Brown. sover; Saturday, Hnmsi Hall; at eleven. BJadsaworth-Tuesdaay, Houton Pagnell; Thursday, Wentbridge; Saturday ttingston Hill; at half-paet ...

... I - . II . - .. -I II ?- ?? 11-oruva; T?- - I tutu 'BETTING AT ANCEST3R ?? TWO, HOUSA .GUINEAS s rAAItv. I ~Qnotations: le ?? L~aa& .; ?? to 1 offered.. Traiaa I10 a IStakento. ,- ?? le za d ]rIeo ?? 18 e,- 1taen and jrerd. G.Axb~y *D: .SEBY, 1855. ?? ' rW.: 1 otattone. PE ProMiseaLand ?? to offeremd , ?? 25 Marionettel.. I ?? 25 Electric ?? .10 ?? ' 'to 0 6 take 20 to.I' Its . aavendfrh., ...

... THE WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At Eleven. This day ?? Dec. 30 ?? Lower Shuckburgh. Friday ?? - 31 ?? Swaleliffe. Monday ?? Jan. 3 ?? Wimpston Bridge. Tuesday ?? 4 ?? Brailes. Thursday ?? - 6 ?? Bearley. Friday ?? - 7 ?? Wroxton New Inn. NORTH WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At a quarter to Eleren. Friday ?? Dec. 31 ?? Knowle. THE ALBRIGHTON HOUNDS.-At half-past Ten. This day ?? Dec. 30 ?? Belbroeghton Village. ...

... I C II E S S. EDITED EXCLUSIVELY HERR LOWENTH AL. To Correspondents, W. S. K.-The most elaborate compilation in the literatisretof chess is Alexandre's work, entitled flncyclopedie des Echees. It is in a tabulated form and very diffase, and whilie it is indispensable as a work far reference to writers on the game. is of high value to advanced players as a work of instruction. HEssL H. ...

... SP R TING. bei THE TWO-YEAR-OLD CELEBRITIES OF 1858. thf TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. yet SIR,-In my last letter I had lsed all my notes As made up to the close of the meeting at Reading, and to make he this review complete it is my task to analyse the merits of I, I those appearing afterwards, and compare them with the O spring celebrities. The York August Meeting introduced us for the ...

... PRIN4CIPAL WINNE33RS. Sir J. Hawley ?? C12,383 Mr. Merry ?? Mr. W. S. S. Cra wfurd ?? 6,856 Mr. Girat-irko ?? I. 6 025 Mr. F. Robinson ?? 6,8 Sir Charles Monk ?? Earl of Derby ?? . 5,300 Duke of Bedford ?? 4.A6Oq Lord Clifden ?? . 4,940 Mesrrs. Saxon and Barber 4,377 Baron Rothschild ?? . 4,195 Mr.T. Parr ?? Mr. S. Williams ?? 3,9865 Earl of Glasgow ?? 3,430 Mr. Payne ?? 3,305 Mr. RB. Ten ...

... ? ( ?1- ,?:,Ipovtlq ?Nllttlltqcaku. M.A-tj RESTER- YEST EPDAV . We lia a ive yl leg nileoll tof dy bat a, 1sceal SOe little sitoiness done the Ollol thing worth rot ice ?? the farlitir duclille ,f Rltplco for tl:e T.o) Thousa:ndl Gainecas, ated the advarnce of LPromised Latdn S to I was laid against lialeho, and Nve lclieve 3 to 1 coulid have beon obtained. On the Derby, Chester Clip, or ...

... I -- MORRISSEY IND MWsOcE-SPARlasrG AT FsaeXIrIN IIALL.-The days when young dukes, earls, baronets, and gentlemen of family scent around in Mohawk gangs, breaking the beads of Britilh Charlies, bandying slang with the wretches about Covent-garden and Vauxhall, and boxing in the Fives Court' are pretty well over. The descendauts of these rumlers of the camp and court may fight a ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMEfNTB. STAG HO0U005. Her MsajOsty's-Tuesday, Slough; Friday, Maidenhead Station; at eleven. POX HOUeNDS. Athersatone- Monday, Bartop-ln-the-Beana; Wednesday, Seckington; Friday, Three Potts; at eleven. Badeworth-Tueeday, Owaton; Thursday, Kirkby Guide Post; Friday Wentbridge; at haif-past ten. Blackusoor Vale-..Monday, Stockbridge; Wednesday, Henstridge Ash; Friday, Fifehead ...

... SP ROTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FaIOATY TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 4 to I agat Promised Land (t) 11 to 2 - R lho (t CHEST}Et d P. 40 to 1 aget Wrestler (t) 40 to 1 - Pensioner (t) 100 to 1 - Rogerthore (t) 100 to 1 - imrod (t 100 to 1 - Far West (t) DERBY. 13 to 1 agpt Marionette (t) HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ?? of FHounds M reequested to cause their appoinitmeats to be or ded by TuraY night's ...

... 1. g)Pgrillig. CHES3 EXTRACRDINARY. -The extraordinary merntal exertion of playing eight games at tie same time Isithilut seeing the boer i in any one instance, was etfacted at the Paris chess-clab, on Saturday night by iL. fiarrwviz, without any apparent iifficitlty. Tue rooms were crowded with amateurs, ?? to witness tice feat, among them being the Dike of Brunuswick, Prince O alitzin, Count ...