... SPORTING INTELLIGENOF, TATTERSALL'S. MonDAY.-Thb settling of the Warwick accounts drew alarge attendance, and, beyond payingand receiving, littlo business was transacted. Gladiolus received steady etolr port for the Northamptonshire Stakes, and Newcastle was brought with some prominence into the market for the same event. At first 10 to I wae taken freely about the last-mentioned horse, but at ...

... SPOYIING. I TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. The betting, which was not over brisk, was unmarked by C any feature of peculiar interest. Little Agnes and New- r castle were nearly neck and neck for the Northamptonshire J Stakes, the latter being the better favourite at the close. 8 to I Wes Offered on the field for the Spencer Plate, whilet 100 to 12 was the last bet booked about Actaeon, who was in t ...

... SPOBY7ING. I BIRMINGHAM ANNUAL AND MILITARY STEEPLECHASES. WM&OODAY. WRLTER STArES, a Sweepstakes of 10 soya. each, with 25 added from the fund and 25 by the town of Birmingham l3st 71b each. Winners extra. Tbrue miles. Viscount Talon's Young Magnet, by Magnet, 14st Sib (inol. 141b ellis) , , ,, , ,(Ovwner) 1 extr.Jna)Zu e1s b . ?? ?? (Owner) Illb MiaorTeonmpasou'salvegft b ?? (Capt. Hunt) 2 ...

... l SPORTINVG. RACING AT LIVERPOOL.-HINTS ANENT NOTTINGHAM AND DERBY. TO THE EDITOR~ OF TH DAILY NEHWS. SIR,-Bat for the importance Rttached to the running for the Spring Cup and Selten Handicap the Liver- PorI eeingmight be passed over without comment, for thet Tala loat a repetition of that at Lincoln, and the fact1 of the Speaker turning the tables upon Lifeboat quite sc- cordntg to Cooker ...

... ?? -P EDITED EXCLUSIVELY B15 HERR LOWENTHAL. TEo CorresPondents. D. W. P.-The backwardness in publication of the pamphlet of Indian Problems, we were informed soae time ago by the Editor of the Madre Examiner, arose from the delay in procuring the requisite type. Your letter of the 16th ult., referred to in C. M. for March, is not yet to hand. S. A.-Thanks for letter and corrected position. ...

... ; - E MOBT. INFAZLItiRNC,. LiVARPOOL SPRING MEETING-TUESDAY'S ' RACES CONCLUDED. The AINTemx PLATE Of 60 soy-. Winners extra. One -mile. AIT. York'e The Speaker, 3 ys~j 6st Sib . iomON) 1 Mr. Copeland's En lish Rose, 4 yrs, 7st Sib . 1(Bnllock 2 Mr. 'Cld's Medalion, 4 yrs, 7st ..,..(Little 3 r. r Manby's Dianazt,' 6 yrs, 7st ?? ?? (Gray '4i Betting: 6to4on The Spsaker4toI apst any other ...

... I 5TAb NOUOWDS. ger Uajesty's-Taosday, laines llill (Twyford); Friday, Stoke Common; at half-past eleven. ,,athorhildst Beron-Monday, Bredgrove; Thursday, Helslhorpe, near Crafton; at eleVes. ?? HlOUNDS. Blarekmoor Vale- Monday, Melbury; Wedneaday. Ifunter's Lodge; Friday, Henstridge Ash; at a quarter to eleven. Borlon Hunt (Lord H. Bentinck's)-Mouday, Ashby Toll Bar; Tuesday, -Midge Inn; ...

... RACING FIXTURFS FOR 1859. MARCHl. Coventry ?? 23 I Northampton ?? ?? APRIL. Croxton Park ?? 1 York ?? 13 NewmarketCravcl..o25 Shrewsbury ?? ?? 6 Malton ?? ,6 Catterict ?? 7 Thirsk .. 7 Epsom Spring ?? 16 Aburgavcauy ,.2 3 Ludlow ?? , 7 Durham ?? ?? P5 DMAY. Chester S ..2 Salisbury. 19l Harpcnden ?? Nenmarket F. S ?? 9 B ath.1. Epsom summe,. Douceaster Spring 17 Manchester ?? JUtNE. ...

... A Q UAT ICS, Zigh Water at London Bridge. MAscH 27 morning 35 imin.pait 7 afternoon 10 min.pssl 8 2 ?? . 27 ?? i yt . ?? 2.. ?? ?? ABRLm I . 2 .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Regattas and Matches to Come. MVARICH. 30.-Cofi ic and Timmern, to row the Oxford course, for 1o0 a side. APRIL. 4.-Inrniss and Wailer v. Hind and Lloyd, to row from putnley toChiawlek, for 10 a side. I2t.-Oxford and Cambridge Eight ...

... SPORYING. TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. The settling of the Warwick accoun's drew a large attend- ance, and beyond paying and receivilg little business was transacted. Gladiolus rectived steady Fupport for tbe Northampton. shire Stakes, and Newcastfe was brought with some promi- nence into the market for the same event. At first 14) to 1 was taken freely about the last-mentionel horse, but at the close ...

... PROGRAMME OF BIRMINGHAM RACES and tho Grand Military Steeple Chases. Wednesday, March 23, The StTroor HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE of 5 sovs each, 2 ft. to go to the Puod, with 30 added; the winner of any Handicap Steeple Chase, after the declaration of the weights, to carry l)h extra; twice, 71b extra; the wianer to be sold for 60 sovs; the winocr to pay 5 8ovs towards expenses; trlto umiles. age ...

... I S'POR7JNL. I - -- I THE GREAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKEs. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY YEWS. i SIR,-The handicap for the above valuable prize o must undoubtedly bre pronounced a model of perfection, asI far as appeturencts go, for two-thirds of the 44 acceptors a have Ween paironised by the talents in thes market; G3 and anmong them the half- dozen mnost heavily weigatd din pi the lot, it being ...