... aOUNTAINSTOWN COURSING CLUB. Draws for the Produce Stalcos. Lord Beative's Bayonet against Mr Pellock's Bamboozle. Captain J D Bereaford'sBattleaxe againat Captain Stewart's Sirocco. Lord Lurgan's Master G P against Lord Bective's Barmaid. Lord Bective's Bittern against Captain Archdail's Musjid. Lord Bective's Bunting against Capt Beresford's La Belle. Captain Stewarte Sirius against Col ...

... ELEVATION',OF -TfE,,COLOU.RED.IlACE, AND. OPENING OUTJqOF THjlRESOURC4 OPFi AFRICA. An iporantm ovement for opening, out the a~resourcres o e~visst porrion of tho concinent.-of Afriea ?? been rmadea by some of the moat intelligent Go- Elourcd people of ties United States Ande Cansida. Having Iformed a society with this object in view, Dr. Delany and ?? Campbell were comemir-sioned to go out ...

... LATEST SPORTING -IELLIGENO . (Clotinuedriom70. the 7th'page) 7 J BURTON AGNES OPEN COURSING MEETINO. P! ron. SirfenryBOoyntauirt. stewards: GeorgoBlanbibd,vm% JanBeLBo. aery Robinson, B.,Gee, Gregsori. REq-,G(Pdfrs ight, Bell, Rbert Wise, H n See.: oa. teere Stewre I 8115per:' W. fkoblett. Judge: Mr MGore Te cfi oursing recomuneoed'this morning on Sir Kcpiy Boynton's estates, under the same ...

... I : SPOi 'ING. : I RIE VIEW OF TE[EHW0-YEA1t.OLJD8 OF 1860. No. IV. ta NoM SiRa-After ]Doncaster, there are -only thse three BWa Newmarket meetings for the crack two-yeidaros to most hen although Imust not pass ove the runn1113ing at Richmondi in tl 8St Ub,~ 'mat the former of course0 winning easily, with so land much the'bnit'of the weights; 'but the plerformance scarcely to Vi eclipsed that ...

... C HE S S.f 0 EDITED BY HERR LOEWEXT1,, To Correspondents. ^ Al comntunlcations to be directed to BEA Ofie, 3 Strand, London. C~therjfl I T. S.-Slroebeek, a little villare In Germany, bas acqrf i Chess World. Its inhabitants, all peasants, ane toleerabiy4 f i players. h1 any Amateurs of distinction ere in the habit or ?? villato whcn they travel in that district. The dletie VtiNg tb Lewis. ...

... PE DEST R IAN ISM. Matches for the Week. 3MConday-Cbristmas Handicap Rare of 540 yards, for 12 In money prizes. at igs'tsaaw Running Grounds, Olo Ja'. Monday-Presoott and Wdliams, 160 )arJs, 20 a side, at Salf rd Borough Gardens. Moneay-Teibbs and Lewis, 100 yards, 15 a side, at the Victoria Race Grounds, Leeds. Monday aid Tuesday-Handicap Foot Bare, open to all, 320 yards, for * 16 and other ...

... HU9Tl 4 ?GAFFO?INTAf M. I' ' DECH)MR11; i . IS Ward Unloa Hounds-Saturday,: 15th, The Ward; Mon- day, 17th, Mayne; Wednesday, 19th, Eight-Mile Stone Ash- bourne road; Saturday, 22d, Blackbull; Monday, 24th, Bal- lymarearney; Wednesday, 26th, Flathoiuae'; Saturday, 29th, Six-Mile Stone, Ashbourne road; Monday, last, Priestown Cross-roads.-At 1. Meath Hounds-Frlday, 14th, The Flathousse: ...

... HUlNMG APPOINTINTS. TEN NORTH WARWICKSHIIRE HOUNDS.-Quaeter to E ,a. Thia day ?? Dee. 21 ?? Solihull. Monday ?? - 24 ?? Kenilworth Castle. Wednesday.. 26 ?? . IUaberlade. ?? 27 ?? Dunehurch. THE WARV ...

... REVIEW OF THE PAST SEASON. (No. I,) To the EDITOR of U DAiLY POST. Sir,-The 1st of August was the day fixed upon for the eommencement of operations at Brighton, and the meeting suffere ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING, 18e1. ; TUEESD&Y.-E4ntries for the TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES' a subscription of 100 esive each, 1 ft; for three year eldse; colts, tot 71h flueis, Set 21b ; the aeod horse to save his Rstke; B.M. (54 subs.) Mr Alexander's hr e wiell o the Wisp, by The Flying Dutotman-Larley Mr Alexander's oh o Solferino, by De Clare, out of Cordelia Count BattbYauy'B br o Africus, by ...

... HUN1ING APPOILTMENTS. Sir C. Cotble Weday, Sebley; Saturday, West Newton-at half-past 10. Ur. Heathcote's, this) dAy, the Fox (Kingswood); Wed. eDy, Godstone; Thusday, Ashtead; Saturday, Holm Wood Common-at 11. Eoer MN a, th day, fawthorn-hill-at half-past I. Friday, Burhnia Beeches-at 11. Baron Bothhld's, this day, Meatmore; Thursday, Cub- lingtcn-~at 1. ' : Y~~~OXOIIORDS. Atheistone ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENcCE. TATTERSALLS-MIONDAY. A very thin attendance, ajd only the following bets laid: THE DERBY. 30 to 1 agst Nautilus (t) 50 to 1 - Copernicus (t) 50 to 1 - Forester (t) S0 to 1 - Overton () 66 to 1 - Kildoaan (t) CO60 to 300 - The mares PROGRAMME OF CROYDON STEEPLE- CHASES. Stewards-Tho Earl of Coventry, Lord C6urtenav, arnd Mr, Charles Bevill. Clerk of the course and ...