... I . .$Po*-TING INTE-LL-aRNCE. I i DAC1MC!R NTING.-T U'BDAY. A^ ibICAPPdAlb RACE Of 5 ?? each {ft'wthtE 25 added. Win&eretra. Abouttwomilez (24subr) tl Captal n. UhyA 2heabus, by Sweetmeat-Back Cotton, s yn,9egat 1b ?? . .. ?? r Mr. wealow's' PbtPurrt, 4 yrs. lost . (W. W..l.q 2P Mr: Weymaun&The iltlor, aged, gat lolb . R.S . The following alio ?? lMaley, Maay Sturt, Pusa, I and Sherwood. ...

... SPORTING NTELRLGBNCA. I ENTRIES FOR THE CHESTER CUP. THE TnAfimBB's PL&TE (Ha~ndicap) of 200 sovs, in specie, added to a Sweepstakes of 25 sova, each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared on or before Tuesday, Jan. 27. cup Course (about two mailes and s6 quarter). Age Age Age Accident ?? 3 Dictator ?? Middlewatch ?? Adventurer 4 Doctor Syntax .. 5 Milvertin. ?? Agog . ?? ?? Monitor ?? 3 'Alceesti ...

... I By TOUCHSTONE. The Prospects of the New Year have always been discussed in these columns, and the first number of Tuer ERA published in 1863 must not be allowed to come out without a few words on the subject, although every racing season is EO nearly alike in regard to the question of prospects, that a very few remarks will suffice for the matter. It does not often happen, however-and, ...

... HUNITING APPOINTME1RTS. SI If HornPDs. Her Majesty'e-Tuesday, Maidenhead Station; Friday, Golden Ball, Bracanoll-at half-post soaven. For Hoanas. Blackmore Vale-Tuesday, Henstridge Ashc; Wednesday, Cliton l ood; Friday, Carey Fitzpoine; Saturdar, Creech Aill-at eleven. Plicester-MondaY, Weoton.oo-the-Groen; Thursday, aom Green; Sntur- day, Charlton Towvn ELd-at a quarter to eleven. Essex ...

... NOMINATIONS FOB TTHE DERBY, 1863, Run on Wednesday, 3yasy 20. The DERBY STAKES of sOE. E , h te3e d re to colts, 8st 101bi; fillies, Sst 61b; the owner at the second 10 to receive 100 saOV. out of the stakes; the winner to p5y 100 save. towards the police and regulations Of the Coure, and O0 sove, to the Judge; the last maile and a half of the New Course. (257 subs.) TBAINED BY JOHN SCOTT. Won ...

... A Q U A T I C S . Prince of Wales Yacht Club. The Monthly Meeting of this Club will be hold on Friday next, at the Freeransons' Tavern. The Treasurer will submit his report of the auditors at this meeting. The annual bell will be held in tbe great hall of the Freemasonh' Tavern on Wednesday, the 21st inst. The following are the stewarde, of whom tiehets may be ?? Commodore, and Mesers A. ...

... , TATTERSALL'S. MONDAY-Only a few stragglers droppedinto the Room this afternoon, and the betting, which was limited to the Derby, presented no remarkable feature. Lord Clifden, the favourite, was, however, in renewed demand, and was backed by one gentleman for 3001., at 7 to 1, the commis- sion being, oee dit, for Lord St. Vincent. The only other investment of any importance was 30 to 1 taken ...

... C i E S 0s EDITED BY HlERE LOEWENTTFIAL.' %l'o Correspondents. F~a A11oommun1eatlous to be direuted 8.a Office, 3,Cotherluate~etl9~t Strand. London. E. C. (Rathbone-plaee)i-Tbe matter is under the consideration of the Committee. Prize Problem No. 445, .Nymph in tby Orisons, by Dr. Conrad Bayer. BLsACK. We t. p mvWHITE m I ~~~White to play, and mate in four moves. OUR ANNUAL REiVIEW. 1862 ...

... I MYIALNCELE8TIDR BTEEPLI1ECHASEj. I TEhursday, Jan. 1, 1863. Steward: Captain White. Judge and Handicapper: Mr. J. Swia. dells, jnn. Clerk of the Scales and Starter: Mr. S. Lambert. As usual, the Manchester holiday folk turned out strong on New Year's Day to witness the steeplechasing sports 'at Old Trafford, tbe programme being stronger than that issued in previous years, for there were four ...

... JlANqUARY. 3. Three children named Hewlett burned to death at a fire on the premises of Mr. Price, in Fountainucourt, Strand, London. 4. Execution at York of James Waller, a poacher, for wilfully shooting a gamekeeper at Otley; and the same at Stafford, 'f David Brandreth, for being concerned in a murder at Bilaton with two others, who were convicted and sentenced at the same flume, but ...

... FiED,*T R IAN I SW, Owing to the great length to which oar report of the Christmras enter- tainmento at the Metropoolitan.Theatreo extended last week we were corn- polled to postpone our account of the sport that took place on Bloxiag- day at the different ruaniag groande In the Metropolis. Eaoch place wos well patronieed by the lovers of foot-racing, end the sport provided gave great ...

... NOMINATIOiS FOR 1863. The following Nominations for the Chester Cup, Liverpoo Spring Cup, Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase, and the Sefton Handmap, Liverpool, are the whole of the entries made that we are t inormed of, but, no doubt, more will be added before our next ITHE CHESTER CUP. Run, May 6. Distance, Two miles and a quarter. Port Royal, 3 yrs Breeehloader, 4 yrs Beachey Read, 4 ese ...