... EDITED BY HERB LOEWENTRAL. To Correspondents. All communications to be directed to ERA Office, 3, Catherine-street, Strand. London. A. T. M.-The comparative strength of two players can only be estimated by the result of a series of games played between them; and, therefore, we are not able to exprese an opinion as to the relative force of Mr Campbell and Mr Harrwilz. W. 6.-The centre Pawn ...

... EHUN'TING APPOINTMENTS. STAG 1{OUiDS. Her Kajc6ty'e-Maonday, Cookharn-bridge; Thursday, Bracknell-at half- paab eleven. F Albrighton-Tuesday, The Plough Inn, Weston Heath; Thursday, Walsall Top; Saturday, Bell IDn, Toag, Norton-at a quarter to eleven. Athorstone-Wouday, Packingtoa Park; Tuesday (by iuvitation), Bagot'8 Park; Thursday, Arley Village; Saturday, Aaaby Barrows-at eleven. Bramhaus ...

... V YOB3K STEEPLE CHASES, YESTERDAY. R11 T GETYOttlItAHIRttI HANDICAP of 10 nova, each. 3 ft. D Sthe IR. with 1600 ovi.aildeL.II eatus. M B 10 7 Capt. Huont's chiII Goldimitlh, aged ?? (Landl, jane)1 Do1 9 9 6 MrSatrVAoo e'a g Thti Unknown (hit) agsd (Nrc.Gri;Is) 2 Do 93 1Ir. Barber'a hr It Phyolcian, S ytara ?? (I? Lowtoa)3~ 090 11r. Lwows's eli ain'opsy, 6 ye~a ?? Kendall) 0 L 9 0 Mr. John ...

... - - -- I- - - - SPOUTfING INTI&rXATap.cl TATTERSAT.T.'aU MONDOAY. The attendance was very numneroos, aetwithotarij bookmakers and amateur spoclaorl a ?? afternoon trains for Northeinpe tors ha rhte ,~Ny held his position with firmneses, tore1 For the Derby 11nby l1e Umpire in one bet The same odds Were token ?? er~isht ConY anon SnoeUnBucE ?? 1 a~s Mr. n Homeward Bound (0); 1.090 to . 0 aget ...

... CIUCA7ET. WANI)i;woztTr UNITED AN-D CA,&RE.N',P AMATETIr (CA.MDr.FS TowN) CLUBs.-These clubs played their first match of the season on Monday, on 'Wandsvrorth-Commof. The WVandswvorth were the first to pomsess the wvickets, and they with gool play made a final score of 87, of which Col- liugbourn marked 21, and Pope 17. The fielding of the Clarence Nvas verv ztood. The Amiateurs, in their ...

... l i, B GRAND NATIONAL HUNT Steeplechase. Market Earborough. Wednesday, April 18. nlsed of the National Hunt Steepleclauee: Duke of Beaufort, Duke of 5ec ?? of Stamnford and Warrington, Earl of Searboro', Lord ALur TedgaSir W. W. WYnn, Bart,; Hon. G. L. Fox. T. T. J~nlc FRIq W.R, Stratton, Esq.; W. W.Tnilby, Esq.; W. HI. Powell, -'-stev-rdh; of tile Market Harborough StaePle-ohaoeo Lord Bate. T ...

... Important Sale of Foxhounds and Horses at I Rufford Kennels. These splendid pack of Foxhounds and etud of Hunters, the property of Captain Percy B. Williams, were brought to the harmmer on Friday, the 13th inst, by the nlears Tattersall, London, at the Kennele, in Bufford. park, Notts. The day wao bright, which was favourable to the aleo, and a very large company assembled at an early hour. ...

... he -LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENOE., (6'ofcnnucd fron thc 7th 0 preJ BETTING AT MANOHESTER.-FRIDAY. se OBXS~01ETER (MrP. ,so Quotaoe. St lb Traysoei rebra , ?? ..ffed 11 ?? 12.. W.Day Satellite. 12 to I taken ?? 6 4. . Brown St. Albansa(L Brbery c.) 12 to 1 taken freely.. 5 3 ;. A. Taylor Longranre. ?? 14 to I taken ?? ?? 6 J. Joo a. Bl3e Ruin . ?? 20 to I taken.f ?? ?? liton s Apolbn . .2 to I ...

... Mr W. C. Macready's Last Public Reading in I Sherborne. This reading, which was given on Thursday, the 29th nilt., in aid of the trust funds of the Wesleyan Capel, was attended by a very large and influential company, in the Long-street School-room. The pieces read by Mr. Macready were, Mrs. Ifemans' Lauding of the Pilgrim Fathers, Hood's Bridge of Sighs, Pope's Dying Christian, ...

... The great flight took place at Farnborougb, Hants. The second edition of the Globe contains an ac- count of each of the forty rounds of the fight.. The seventh round lasted twelve minutes. Heenan's left eye was rendered totally dark, but the round ended with Heenan lknocking Sayers down. The eighth round lasted twenty minutes, and again ended with Sayers being ]knocked down. In the ninth round ...

... TIHE GRBEA? OXFORD A ND CAMBRIDGE i E1GMT.oil RED RA ACE. This great event, the Derby of the river Thames, the very sic phl(s ueltra of aquatic sports, was contested on Satur- day ovor thc usual course, from Putney Aqueduct-bridge to tho Ship at Mlortlake, with tidle, a distance exceeding four miles and it qmrter. The important interest end attraction of this annual event admit of no discuto, ...

... RACING FIXTURES FOR 1860. APRIL. Epsom Spring ?? 10 I Newmarket F. 5 23. MIAY. Chest er. 1 1 Salisbury . 10 EPSOD I 2P Doncaster Spaing. 8 Bath . 15 Manobeeter 30 Yoe Si~ring ?? 10 Hlarpendon ?? 18 llungerford at JUNE. Arcot o , Southampton ?? 15 Stockbridgo 21 Fiawick . ?? ?? ?? ncheator . 21i Dam Bpton. 13 Beverley . 20 Chelmsford ?? 26 Newton . 13 Bibury Club ?? 20 (Newcastle 2S ?? 3 ...