... r O .MOVERN WILD Nl'ORTS' IN' IN-DIA. Tor filoleiniig exti ct is fmi, the etter of a yonng Abor- II doimi 'n ili tile lirin 7DM i'd Poona, hlh Apfil, 1866 its I tlbl yiml ill 1111 tlat ibilt at tiget buing Ii the iieigihboi hood. col T, ll' t ihlv :1 Iiga pirti i i:iia ouit the other day to .shoiit hill. i'i Z ih it ,'lil tlireh Ii il(}Ctiic thiit wits tied uip for hlim, iAil i' ,1 ti.rcett ...

... - e EDINB1 Gtd' AND T MIDLOTHIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION PRTZE UBEETING. Shooting was resumed yesterday mwrnitng at the Blackford range. The weather wal still exceed- ingly favourable, with light wind. Firing begza at eight 'clocik, A,m and continued till near eight in the evening. Throughout the day the firing',was very accurate and steady, and, indeed, this has been a general characteristic of the ...

... MIDDLE WAELD BIFLE COMXPETITION. Yesterday, the thi1rd day's proceeding3 of the Middle Ward -Bifle Competition veze gone on with at the rifle ranege, Hamltson, uader rather a~dverse c rncean~ces, as far as the wveather was concerned, some severe- and annoyiag s'aowere having ?? throuugbeut thie day. Notwvithstanding, howrever, some good scores were mr2ade The first competition of tbe day w~as ...

... o=S BY aAREAWAT. The racing for the week just ended being of a plating character, I shall at once proceed to discuss the Ascot meeting, which commences on Tuesday and continues over Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri. day. It ia expected ?? it wil be the most success. ifl gathering ever known, judging from the orders the Court milliners have had to execute. The Priace and Princess of Wales will ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT R&OCE (From our Oorreondent.I The great scaller' race between Kelly, of London, and Hamill, of America, for £250 a side, took place on the Tyne yesterday morning, and was won by Kelly by nearly a quarter of a mile. Of the two competitors, Hammill was the first to pnt in an appearance o .the scenrq of action, which he did shortly before seven 'o'clock on Mansion Hones ...

... -- - - - * ~ TSli DAY'S BETTING4. [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] :CAMBRIDGESHIRE. There was very little doing on the Cambridgeshire. SmaU advance in prices. 16 to 1 agat Proserpine, Chep- Le stow, and Actea; 20 to 1 agat Dalesman, Ainbition, and . Thalia. PERTH RAVJES. The ann3al race meetig rt Perth comrmenced yesterday on the ,North Inch. The weather was extremely dull, . a dri zllog rain ,, fell ...

... :;SPQor T;ING NfEWS. a, R OYAL' :MI D.+O¢T H IA'NY;rO MA-NBY ,g ?? C ,AVAXARY RACES1. w : Smsw~ns- 'The Of iicers of therRegiment.: ,. t o JUbR -CaptainiHarisonf. h v ?? ?? TAR ErS-D g, lQurrie.. L *CL oi ?? Co- rgeantTrner.. ,AThese races, which formk fhe .usual ?? sf. thei annual training of the Royal MidLothian .Yeomanry i- .Cavalry, took place on Saturday on the couree at Mus'sel. l1 ...

... S'plO.RI I ND G NtEW St THIS DAY'S' BETTING. [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] r BRIGHTON CUP. 1ven on Tormentor; 5 to 4 agat The Duke.; 4 to lagpt L Tooiai~sn; i5 to 1 agst Janitor; 12 to# agat Archtnidei. RAILWAY PLATE. Even-onNorwood; 4 to I gst 'SnUiet; 6 'to 1 Agt ;Ccrops; '6 to 1 agot Caustic. ' ?? , THE RDINBURGH RACE MEETING. The. prograesme of the Edinburgh scd Lotblans' Rsclen Club ; meeting, ...

... NATIONAL RIFLE`ASSOCIATION. THE WI)IBLEDON MEEaTING. The weather on: Wednesday was favourable to Bshooting. ' There were a large rumber of viiitors. TheDuke oCambridge'sPrize, £5O, for breech-loadere, !was won *by Priiate H. Radeliffe, of the South .Middlesek:1Rifies, with a: score of 25 points, with a 'Westley Richrads? rifle.l This is the sixth time that the Duke of Cai'brdge's priza has ...

... SPORTING NELLIGENOE 15O=I BY H RASBAWAY. The Nottingham meeting, so far as regards the attendance, was a great success, but the fields were smnal, and none of the events were of the slightest Interest beyond the hour. At Stamford the prestige wan kept up, and the meeting of Elland and the Oaks winner for the Cup was alone worth a journey to Lord Exeter'es estate. Only three competitors ...

... 4 ,oG INTELLIGENCE. .oviclt Sdat Liverpool this week was ?? arc .,~~~j0jfjt aevr equalled. Ib ^ ,luudoestion if it was evequ ed e.trmely large and faBshion. ij TM 3, 1o ar,.;h e~n of the Liverpool stuck 5k; i t 0So down on our national pastime, 3re toe seen trying to elbow such dig. ay vit,.moreland, Stamfurd, Sef- tg5;t;DgS, Cobermere, ForesterWynn, * I3S~lysellxseatcote, in addition to ...

... THE DETERIORATION OF RICE. so -- - _ __ 7. in, (10o-sin le Spsectateor.) to t] ent Ts ties true end Of Political dlisocussion thle li-seovery of frthtlsl elor io it Urn benefit of Urn o4p cios ? If the loittor, we cannot tg ,al do hotter than abuse tise isohealthineso of cities, becaseifo ba 3di their inleabitanto are fairly frightened thoy will probably tlu gr build docont drains; but if ithe ...