... -SPORTIXG INTFILIAGENC LIVERPOOL - ~WiMNESDAY EVSKING, An musua Manchester agiain takes the Iintiative In spoatin, matters, end after finishing up the old yer,th her excellently-arrsagad dog shwcom* menses the new one. to-moyrow with a day's racin over the course at Stretford, for whch Mr. Lambert ha tfrh amost tempting programme, and whih, s wll e gtheedfrom the number and quaityof he ntr, hs ...

... I . ~ I LIVREIPOOL. SATURDAY EVENIuNG. LATEST BETTING. THlE DrI11Y. 7 to I agst Lord Cifden (t) 60 to 1 agpt Files the First 26 to 1I Crnivat (t) (t) O3 to a Cairncastle (t) 150 to I Taje No other named. COURSING. TIM WATERLOO CUP. 16 to I agst Mr. Spinks's I 20 to I agst lr. Gibson's nomination 120 to 1 Air. Blackatock's 20 to 1 Mr. INgleby's 26 to I any other Mr. Blaclkstock's nomination ...

... S PORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. SATURDAY EVRNnTG. At present the entites for the Ohester Cup and other spring handicaps are Incomplete, but quite sufficleat Is made public to prove that the national pastime not only holds Its own, but is deoldedly In the ascendant. Douing the post year mawwormism hbs done its worst, and belied the upholders of horse- racing in Its usual stiok-at-nothicg ...

... . I LONOtDERRY, tunSDiY. The screow-steamsbip Norwegian, from Portland on the 27th ultiUo, arrived in Lough Foyle at 8 30 am. On December 28, she passed a screw steamer supposed to be the Bohemian, and the ship Angleses, both bound W. On December 31 she passed a steamer bound W. TIMES' TELEGRAM. NxW YORE, Dio. 26. President Lincoln has not signed the bilt for the admission of Western VigWini ...

... LIVERPOOL. SATURDAY EVENING. Until the acceptances for the Chester Cup and the Grand National Steeple Chase (which take place on Tuesday and Thursday next respectively) are declared, backers seem exceedingly shy, and anxiously await the all-important announcement. It is somewhat singular that for the Chester Cup the only three horses that are supported represent the three great Newmarket ...

... I SPORTING INTELbIGENCE LIVERPOOL Ten-mDAY EvmNro. 'The Obtater Cup and other entries oloed this eveninig, butowing to tbe-r belng mbde at three dilfferent places, vfiz, Cheater York, and London, wre rhail not be able to pnblla a eorreet ist before Saturday at the earileat. At ahedter up to five 'lock the entresl wee considerably above an averge# H. M ENTRIES REOEIVBD AT CHESTER, UP TO FIVE P ...

... LIVERPOOL. VEDNESDAY EVENING. LATEST BETTING. TH IIE CSTIIER CUP. 30 to I agst Stradella (t) 40 to 1 agst Dusk (t) 40 to I llack Deer (t) 40 to 1 Dulcibella (t) 40 to I Barhettia (t) 140 to 1 Welcome (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to I agst H ospodar (t) 1 9 to 2 agst Sac charometer(t) 12 to 1 agst Brick (t) THE DERBY. ME 11 to 2 agst Lord Clifdon (t) 20 to 1 agst Carnival (t) 'or 10 to 1 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENE. _ _ ?? 'LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY EVBNiINO. {eorly the whole of the talent having been a.Zent to-day coursing, scarcely a blow ?? been struck. The handicap for the Grand National appears to be generally well received, but at .present there is no settled betting- H. H. -TROTTING. The match, as a~nnounced, came off yesterday afternoon, over Aintree, and resulted in the success of ...

... I-flflMnTlcrf nJlv. nVII X s A match for £40 is fixed to come off this (Friday) ,r afternoon, once round Aintree course. To start at three o'clock, and carry 11 st. each. H. H. WEIGHTS FOR THE LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. If the highest weight accepting is under 12 st. It will be raised to that weght, and the others in proportion. Acceptances to be declared on or before Ticursday, ...

... RIDGWAY COURSING CLUB, LYTHAMk MEETING. || WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND YESTERD.AY. Tho 0LIF`TON CUP, of £5 5s, each, for atll-alged dogs, wth a pic f plate value £20 to be added from the funds ofth club to be presented to the winner, Earlof ?? FIRST Tips. Earl of Sefton's Sylphide beat Mr Lawton's Lucy. dir Blundall'slBrsgbluess beat Mr Brougham's Bardolph. Mr Clark's Rapture beat Mr Greening's ...

... ho %a SPORTINGO INTELLIGEINCE. e r ANTICIPATIONS OF THE DERBY 5 OOF 1863. [CONOLUDED UNTIL FURTHR NOTICE.] LmnIVRPOOL, TUESDAY EVXNING. D Eighteen horses are now In betting for the Darby of 1863, and every animal with a ghost of a chance I baa already been noticed by me. Lord Ollfden holds the pride of place at present, but I utterly repudiate his chance of winanig the Derby of 1863, In dolng ...

... ACCEPTANCES FOR THE CHESTER CUP, WEDNESDAY, MAY U. The TsaADnEsiO!N'S PLATE of 20D socs. in specie, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 soya, each, 15 ft., and 5 only if declared. The second to receive 50 sova. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 50 eovs. to the race fund, Jup course, about two miles and a qusrter.-172 subs, yat lb yrs at lh Asteroid.. 94L ?? 6 2 CallerOu . 5 8 6 Liston ...