... I THE LATE EPSOM MEETING A-D MANCHESTER HINTS. TO TH EDITOR OF' TME DAMTY NEWS, Sna,- wetDerb-day, and the great race am tacapter of accidents from beginning to end, not spoil the meeting on Epsom Downs, which opened l Ifinished capitally,, the weather on the two last dy ei quite tolerable, if it was neverbrilliant. The public 'li5 have not done discussing the Derby yet, and the irdapecti, ...

... I I TATTERSALL'S.-MoNDAY. th li The attendance tlus afternoon was hardly uP to the th s average on the eve of a great meetig like Ascot, and pec ll lation was anything but brisk. Those who did not U 5 Lsm to pull off a 'good thing on any of the recent great events Leni seemed to have scatcely recovered from the Cdllaps into Ienl which they were left by their disappointments, and conse' ip ...

... Ill Hle todo WMth 1ttre evets, not( 70e~.~ had been egedin the peclamlia for tien years, but ) neverin ma hhamsapbfrIblieve, althoughla6 li: testy he has hanowa o onts, and starebdT ?? with nofwrthnnn ~rotanems, via., (roan ?? Ailasbuj Mr. Payne, Mr. (Greville, Mr. t Adle,'SWJ~bvp Sw ?? Portsmouth, Coptai Lane, Lord fahnzaton Qs Mr. Sattom He was not tog Peucld fog either of these gealemane, ...

... I ?? Struck out of their Engagements.. MIach 24, P111100 out of all engagements. April 8, at l1'35 a~m., Taje, out of Three Tear old Biennial, New' market. Aprl0 S, at 9a.m., Cape Flyatay, out of Flying Datchman's Handicap, York. April 10, at 9 a~m., Polynesia and the Jacqueline Colt, out of the Metro' politan sald City and Suburban Haudlospe, Epsom; at P15 p.m., all Sir J. Hawley's horses, ...

... | Riglb Water at London Bridge,. Fla. 8 morning 42, mnn.poet 4 afternoon BB miti.pasi I 9 . 152 ?? 1* ?? ?? 13 2 0 ?? 5 . I2 ?? ?? 12,,..67 ?? ?? 43 ?? A Jockey Club for the Thames. The necessity of the eetablishmnrnt of some foruom before which all maitters in dispute, connected with the sports of the Thamga~, could be decided, h as long been both admitted and felt, but the ed'd.' qrrestion ...

... HEorses Struck out of their EnzagemenIts. l July 23, at 6 m0 p.m., Alvedleton, out of Stewalrda and Chesterfeld (ps, o and Berths, out of Goodwood, Brigh.ton, and Wolverhampton flandicapts. owo naemnsa Jul 24 at W~ ?? Molly Carew, outofodwo namnt; t 415 p;m., Ineetatus, out of Povilion Piate, Brighton; at. 42 p.m., Tusca. ra. out of Goodwod engagements. July 26. at 9 a.m.. Captain Crow and ...

... BETTI NG. Tattersall's, Monday. The expeotations formed of a bad Leger settliog were happily not reallsed, for money seemed plentiful among the immense number of sub- seribers who were preeent at the Corner this afternoon, and it was agreed on all sidee that tbe squaring of accounts was very satisfactory, though of course it wae not entirely completed. The bookmakers as a body are heavy losers ...

... BETTI NG. Tattertiall's, Mond toy. Members showed in lurge numbers at the Coiner tthi afternoon, but the business traneacted was limited in proportion to the attdeadnce, and the Cheeter Cup, pending the acceptancecs was almost a dead letter. Stredeila had betn hatked in thre City in the morning, and the highest offer egainst her beur was 20 to 1. and Blauhi Deor was second favourite at 25 to h ...

... YOBK AUGUST MEETING. SECOND DAY,-Weighta for the GREAT EBOR HANDICAP STAKES of100 slOe, added to a sweepstakes of 20 Bova eaob, 10 ft, and only 6 if declared by August 8, at 6 p.m., two miles over the Old Couree. 173 subs.) age at lb age Bt lb age at lb Asteroid ?? 9 8 Makeshift ?? ,7 0 Prt Royal ?? 3 6 0 Carbineer ..5 9 1 Watchman ?? 4 7 0 Clartor.. , ?? a 0 Caller On ..5 , 1 Earl of Surrey 4 ...

... AQUATICS S Royal Thames Yacht Club. We regret to bear-and we ate auro that faeling wcfl be Eshaed In by the eportlig publie-that a very awkward state of things existe in the above great Club, and we can only hope that any unhappy diffoeences which now exist may soon be reconc lcd. The ?? to whioh we advert to the keaigelatlon of Lord Alfred Paget, the Commodore. the rerignatiob b~i , r ...

... ISLE OF THANET RAC13B. Tuesday, September 15. After an interval of twenty years these once celebrated races have been revived. Tbe well-knovn Grattan Cour. e on ShoLtendane Farm, near Margate, was on Tuesday last once more the resort of all the sporting men in the island, and of all the pleasure-seekers that now crowd the alster towns. The energetic Coomnittee and HoD. Sec. who took up the ...

... GH=PIONNSHP CHALLENGE CUP SWIM- MCING NATCH It is a matter of surprise no lear than of reproach that Englishmen, though carrying on the largeet maritime trade in the world, should, as swinners, be far behind other nations of Europe. For many years the art of natation haa been taught as a part of the military drill of several of the Continental nations. If necessary for soldiers, surely ...