... I ?5porttllq I RADCLIFFE AUTUMN MEETING-MONDAY. The Philips Elandicap-East Lancashire 1, Charles Fox 2, Cobbler 3. Won by a length and a half. The Chesterfleld Cup-Donne Canne 1, Golden Drop 2, COange 3, Lord Dundreary 4. Five ran w won by a length, The All-aged Selling Stakes-Coronet 1, Marmien 2, Hart. ford Hill S. Won by a length. The Bury Plate-East Lancashire 1, Mousetrap 2, Lord ...

... INTERNATIONAL BIF LE MATCH. AUSTRALIA v. ENGLAND. The challenge match between the Milang Company of the Australian Rifle, Voluuteers, and No. I (Castle) Com- pany of the Robin Hood (Nottingham Corps), was anot by the latter yesterday, at Lord Vernon's butts, Sndbary Park, Derbyabire. The Milang Company, it is necessary to Atate, sent their challenge through the Horse Guards. ltg tenour was ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ALL ENGLAND v. GENTLEMEN OF YORK I 8 AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. I] and ?? - e -- -ml - -nn +I,. Vnrlr rAlotIp. e This match 'waa r-esumine-d ?? Cricket G Cround yester-day, under, so far as the weather is concerned. the most favourable circumstances. There was an exceed- ingly numerous and influential attendance. The York Etyapared at the wickets for their first innings. The patyg of the Englanders ...

... Dr.. James Hunt read a paper 0nthe Physical and Miental Character of the Negro, at the meeting of the British association. The paper generally treated of the anatomical and physiological differences between the negro and European races. The general deductions drawn were:-1st. That there is ae good reason for classifying the negro as a distinct species from the European. as there is for ...

... Stewards: W. B. Fortescue, Esq., and Capt. King. Clerk of tho Course: Mr. Heath. Secretary: Mr. W. Hamaford. These sports came off on Thursday and Friday with even more ?? than has attended this highly popular meeting for many years past. The weather was fine, the attendance large, the stakes good (including a £60 plate, the gift 'of John Dent, Esq.), horses numerous, and the quality of racing ...

... E -E- INTELLIGENCE EXA I NIEWXAR-KET SlCOliqD OCTOBER Ne~eting. TUESDAY.-Weighte for the CIESARE WITCH STAKES, a free, handi. capo 23 saves eaeh, 15 ft., with 200 added by the Jockey Club. for three year olds and upwards; CaosarewtebO1 Gourse. (183 entries.),).~ Acceptonecas to be signified on or before Tuesday. the 15th of September, a er, age at lb age at lb 'age et lb Dictator ?? o 7 ...

... DlONCASTER RACES. YESTERDA Y. The betting on tho S elllnger, at the Subscription Rooms, tlisi morning, underwent no material change, Lord OLlfden, how- over, from the 1getting out Of those 'Who had taken a liberty with him, became fleet favourite; whilst S to 1 was accepted about The Danger and Avenger, aned 15 to 2 was taken about Queen Bertha. The various cleaoges that took Place On thle ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, DEVON AND EXETER RAGES. i *. YESTERDAY. Stewards: Hon; Mark Rolls, R. S. Gard, B1s4, 3.MP., and Captain Douglas Lane. Secretary: Mr.' John Clench, Exeter. Judge: Mr. Clark, Newmarket Clork t the CoIYseC Mr. T, 'Marshall, NorthamptOn. 0 The DEvOS and EETETit CLUB S'AXf5 (Hfandieap) Of 6 sove eacb, Sft, with S0 added; for all agos. Winners of any handi- cap (stra. Three ...

... I. ' ASSOCIATION1 The third annual mecting of this ssmociation for prize shooting was commenced at the Altcar range yesterday and will be continued during the week. 'The weatier in the early part of the day was fine, while a sufficiently strong wind was blowing from the west snd ?? to require some sknll on the part of the marksmen to make an allowance for it in their firing. The arrangements ...

... LIVERPOOL. TUESDAY E VENIING. The Great Eastern Handicap is what is termed in sporting parlance a complete turn up, and will, no doubt, serve in a great measure to recompense bookmakers for their heavy losses at Doncaster. What effect it will have on the betting for the other two great handicaps at Newmarket, 48 hours will in a great measure determine. For to- morrow three eventm only ape ...