... I' I EDITED BY HERB LOEWEKNTRAL. To Correspondents. ?? All comnamunications to be directed to Eu. Office, 3. Catherine street Strand, London. Chess Study by the Editor. IA KKt3d K R7th E R 5th K th K Kt2d White with the move wins. Problem, INo. 282, by Herr Willmers (of Vienna.) BLACK. WHITE. White to move and mate in four moves. G~Aea played between Messrs. Evelyn and Boden. White (Mr B.) ...

... CBICKBT. WANDSWORTH ALBION AGAINST THE SOUTH LONDON UNITED. 'The return match between these clubs was played on the South London Ground, Lower Kennington-lane, yesterday. The weather wasextremelyfine, and the grouid well attended. There was some good cricketing on both sides, although the runs made were very small, but this may be accounted. for by the heaviness of the ground,.owing to morning ...

... -O1aNFJLGAC. 3e ,NEWMARKET SECON-D OCTOBER MEETIING. h StxSORnITION ROO.X-TUBSD.Y NIGIHT. 7 to 1 aget DERBY. na > 7 to I agst Umpire (taken to £200). L- 12 to I - The Wizard (taken). 100 to 7 - Nutbourne (taken). e 20 to I - Thormranby (offered). a 25 to I - Thunderbolt (taken5. 40 to 1 - Lupullus (oatered). t3000 to 45 - Contadina (taken). D 2000 to 30 - Oxford (taken). s2000 to 20 - Oliver ...

... SOATIG INTMLLSEI*CZL TATTERSBALL'S - X0NDAY. The remnant Of the Ntewmsarket settling was ~finished &this afer. noon, cad the subsicribers had little else to ocoupy their attention. Between the Intervals of paying end receiving a few beta were made, bat spenlatlon underwenltisoimportant obange. At 11toI1 Anioen was backed freely for the Cemarenwiteo, and ten to 1 was the liset ofifr against her ...

... I The Eleven of England v. Twenty-two of the United States. ThB great contest wvas commenced at HObukel, on Monday, Oct. 3J nthe Thisrese at ofantmsest wassemblage f the odmirers of out-door sports, the erickceting and ibal-playingfraternity being 1wlrepresented. The weather was glorious and the d grounds in very good condition considering their recent formation, and the a orangements made by ...

... SPOBTING. THE NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. TUESDAY-TBH CAMBRIDGESHIRE DAY, FrIFY PoUrNDs for 2-yr-olds and upwards. The winner with his engagements to be sold for 800 guineas if demanded, &a. Laot tbree miles of B.C. Mr. T. Dawionos The Pitman, by Knight of Lvenel, 2 ye, gtr. utller' a aimple SSmon 2 je 6ot. .. . AfWtttolret 2i aounte attany.A thebushesNeoptoe2u, To Srt.(Daies) a The following ...

... I Unprecedented success attended the First and Second October Meetings, and most significant were the signs and tokens that the Houghton gathering would prove a great one. Towards the close of last week upwards of 100 horses were in the town besides those trained there, and they were still rapidly arriving. And then too many were the alterations that had been effected in the pro. gramme, ...

... SPOBTING. I NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETIN G. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.-WEDNESDAT N1OHT. CAMJBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.I 11 to I agat North Lincoln (t and off) it to 1I- Artless (off) 1 13 to 1I- Arissdne ?? a1 20 to I - Volta (e) t 20 to I - Moz~ani (t) 2.5 to 1I- Geologie (t) 2.5 to 1I- Amnbush (i) 30 to 1 - Mutineer (r) I 33 to 1I- Penalty (t) 33 to 1I Honey (t) 50 to 1- Royal Suvereign (t) 60 to 1I ...

... : SPOB TING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. I 'WEN~ESDAT. OPTIONAL SitiLING PLATE of 501., for 3-yr-old. and upwerds. Cambridgeehire Stakes Course (I mile 240 yardi.) Mr. Hughes's ~lllkius by Melbourne, O Ira 1601.), tst 121b (Hiughes) 1 O Mr. J1. Hzyboe's Sicbeaes, 5 yrs (dOt. Se. 7si21b ?? i1usgrorel 2 Mr.10giLeeis',Breoaibrim. Syrs ?? ee~lb~ ?? 3 a ieti:0to 4 egac iikitis, 2 to I aget ...

... C H E S S. EDITED BY, HERR LOEWENT IAL., To Correspondents. * ,*All communicatione to be directed to EuA Office, 3, Catherine-street, * ?? London, A. H.-Tbere is an excellent Chess Club at Huddersfield. The mcmbers meet every Thursday at the Imperial Hotel. Mr J. Watiinsou is the honorary secretary. C. A. EL-Your solution of Problem, No. 279, is, as usual. correct. The solution of 274 is ...

... AI Q VA TICS. SCULLERS RACE AT KINGSTON. A scullerm race, which, while it lasted, was of a very exciting nature, but which was unfortunately soon over, owing to unlooked-for circumstances, came off yesterday over a course which is rarely disturbed by rowing matches, viz, from near the Waterworks at Thames Ditton to One Tsee at Ham, in the vicinity of Teddington Lock, with stream. The ...

... SPORTUIG INTELLIORM 0. NRWMAEKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETIMqG. XONDAY. Renewal of the Sweepstakes of OD soya each. Lord Zetiand's Seqlludilla, by Voltigeor, fiat 1th ?? Osborne) 1 Mr Alexander's filly, by Alarm oot of Madrigal, Set 411b match, too, h ft T.Y.C. (. hrs 2 Lord Glaszow's filly. by Barbatin out of Coalition, Sst (Aldaroft) I Duke of Bedford's Ede., Set ?? ?? (S Rogets) 2 Betnipn-5 to 4 ...