... SALISBURY RACES. Stewards: Sir Frederick Johnstone, Bart., and fecorge Paync,Esq, Clork.of the Course, Mr. Honry Piges. A YESTERDAY. A PiTE of 60 soya (lHandicap); winners ostra s thre quartorc of a mile. Tattoo, eged, 7stOlb.S ?? Adams I Mongrel, 4 yrs, 7st lolb ?? ?? 2 Crytheiv, 5 yrs, 8st 41b ?? ,, ., . Cannon 3 Discretion, 4 yrs, C-ot 1 lb (Storcy), Signet, 3 yrs, ot9fib (C. Page), King ...

... THE DERBY, - (From the Spectatorl. It is ?? very well to talk ab,,ut tbe thousands wvo go down to Epsom being attracted by the love or a day out in the country, or the beauty of the scene, or the graa deur of the spectacle, or tiee gaiety of the revel. One in a hunored rosy be irliaenced by ?? siderations of this kind, hnG the otbsr mninety-nine would never dream of takiwg rho trtsable of the ...

... ASCOT RACES-YsTsEnDAY. (BY TaLEGUATH.) The Visitors' Plato of 100 soVS (handicap). Once round and a distanec. Monitress, 3 yrs, oat ?? ., ?? ?? 1 Lord Apple, 4 yrs,.7st 121b ?? .. 2 Holeno, 4 yrs, 7st 71b . .. ?? ?? 3 Nina ran. The Royal Hunt Cup, a pilco of plate valuo 200 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 10 sove each; certain winnucr 71b extra. New mile. Mair Angell's Attache, 4 yrs, 7st 121b ...

... SPORTING iITELLIGENCE. CUIRRAGH APRIL MEBTING-TUMDAY, MAX I. (e'ltoRM Olult cOaltann'PONrDET.) Stewards-Wililam Quin, Esq., Earl of Charlomout, mld the Earl of .llowth, Keeper of tile Match Book, and Judge--R. J.litnter, Easq. Starter-Mr. M. Clancy. When it won unrderstood that his Excellenoy and Lady Wodehouse would vielt the races yesterday, a larger attend ance than ttusal was there to ...

... PARLIAIMENT, LAST NIGHT. The Lord CAltsso,31lor took 4ris -iicat upon thea ,oolsaok at five O'cloc~k. Tice Sunday 'Trsding and Vifal ilg livwoc read 'asorcond tiici. Tl'he Qua lifiedt.on for Woois DJill was ~rend at third tialo and passed. CORVlJ.'!T iPRACIUOES AT ~ELECTIONS. Earl B Iicmaoasin oved thatthir Lor&YlSs do agree to join in the address of tlco-orunoons to the 'Crown praying for ...

... C ?? ~ aL 1 TC IT. - ji - uP1 Et;-; ;L!xiNDiELEYEN i * .-a . ii UtLtS~~lL&i hIZtI. h 6 . itl WA . r Sta- n tturdayv at elever, - .i ?? I smlud!e tauk their ?? r: : rt.atts. 1 rt fura;-r, afitr adding a single to? b In svy, w. v!it ceught by Lancsei. L: tha tk b1 aiird, bat Muadle, after r!: 1r, wvt I 'ice i which was taken, anu c:a:d for I: ?? Twentv-two then 1P-!i tr'T aid Liwrnace to the ...

... TIHE ARISTOCRATIC CLUB. The following are tile entries for the GREAT CHAKtrPrO: STAMES of 25 sovs each, which Will take place at Ashburnbamn House, Cremorne. on Molnday ond Tuesday, the 4th and 5th of Juate, commencing at one o'cloclc each day:- Henry Peters. Esq. Lord Alexander Pnget Earl of Winchilsea Earl of Uxbridge J. Corbillis, Esq. T. Chomberlayne, Esq. Viscount Stormont Captain lion. H ...

... SPOrTING INTELLIGENCE. | THE OHANTILLY RACES. PYtRls, MAY 0;-The Clrantilly Itaces were run ourto^day with the following results t-- Prix de Ia Reine. Anistte ?? - ( lU ?? I P-Lxc du (:hetib. .Anglo ?? The lHasdicap. i'einfellbte ?? .. ?? Mataiuorm ?? .2 ** * (oytleur ?? ?? .. ,, 0; The Oak Vlotarleuise . ?? . ?? l- blarcelila 2 ?? ?? , 2 Favorite ?? ?? ?? ?? 8 Prix Uperilmout. Sultan ?? . ...

... THm CHAMPIONSHIP OF THF THARES.-The fol- lowing communication has just been sent to the editor of the Sportsman, from Robert Chambers, who, it would seem, is determined not to allow Kelly to retire on his laurels without another attempt to re- store the championship to the Tyne. -King's Head, Su. Anthony's, April 26. Sir,-Eraving been con- fined to my house for the last few weeks from : severe ...

... CR ICKETE. LEED S CLARENCE v. CASUALS. This match was played at Kirirstall on Mon- dlay last, and resulted in an easy victory for the Leeds eleven, on whose part Messrs. Cliff, Lawsion, Ne'villo, and Tenuant mia~de large figures. It is but right to add that the Casuals were only weak, having been disappointed-by many of their best men, and their team having to be made up on the ground by ...

... A match at cricket was played. on Sat'svi3 ., tween the ?? House Eleven. Warwick. 'ol di House Eleven, Kenilworth, onl the grounds? tf I :. sllted in a drawn game, time being calld at sev ?? following is the score:-_.11rbl,) liou. Et I ! 21-7; C. Arnold, 0-0; E. Up~ll. G-0 T. C. X. CMith, 5-11; T. G. Smith, S-45; 1. Ms s - 4; P. Laws, 7-0; 11. Dixon, 2-absent 0 E. Si-d' ?? 0-0: F. lZimber, 0-0 ...

... ioh LivEitPoO D, MoNDAT 1EVzNING. S ita' The foelloing, I anticipate, Will bb the result of to-morrow'g running at Ascot:- ter The Trial Stakes ?? Kingmaker. id) Queen's Stand Plate .Ostreger or Robin Hood. 'aa Ascot Stakes . Ackworth or War; Dul- ras cimer for a place. Li le- n o Savernake with a start pi re. Prmce of Wales Stakes a certainty; otherwise asr ty . Lord Lyon. it: a Gold Vase ?? ...