... 'partite Knttdntltrt. I I TATTERSALL'S.-IVIONDAY. There were but a small member of members present at Albort-gato to-day to see the old year out, and as no great desire to speculate manifested itself, the business of the afternoon was represented by sosle half dozen bets in conD- nection with the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby. For the first-named race Plaudit was backed at the price 1 ...

... LcONG SHOTS FOR 1 8 I7. By TOUCHSTOXE. The DerBly.-No. 2. The public perfbrmers engaged in the great ram at Epsom number bearly double those that have not Yet agpeared, and no fewer than forty-seven of the lot are in the 'two Thousand Guineas, namely, Ailesbury, Alexaander, Archimnage, Argentel, Arundel, the Barbatus colt, Beanieler, Birdforth, Blinahoolie, Caucasus, Charles II, Chatswsorth ...

... Apartinu Intellinotte- THE NEWMAREKET DIVISION IN THE DPTARD. TO THE EDITOR OF TIM DAILY NEWS. Sip.,-Sportsmen of every gradehad to hold hard during the first week of 1867, the stinging frost that set in on the lst of January having knooked the Manchester New Year's s.ts1ion into the middle of next (or perhaps this) week, and while it lasted put both hunting and acourseing men, so anxious to ...

... I A t II - 'w t inI I 1 7: apvrtfng 3t1[tea 'I TATTERSAWLS.-MoNDAY. e The meeting at the rooms to-day was not only deficient . in numbers; -bat there was a marked absence of thek ifgentlensen,` and ii consequent dearth of interest in thek proceedings. The only feature, of the afternoon was thead retrogression of~ Plaudit, against whom there was a, mani- t] fest disposition to lay, end an ...

... ftorting IntelliffelTM I I LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. TUESDAY FEO. 19. THE LINcolNSlRE HANDICAP of 100 sOve., added to a sweepstakes of 15 sovs. each, 10 ft, and 5 if declared (to Messrs. Weatherby only) by noon on a day hereafter to be named; for 3-yr-olds and upwards; the winner of any race after the weights are published, 71b; twice, or a handicap amounting to 100 sovs, 101b ext; second to ...

... A Q U A T IC S. Ranelagh Yacht Club. The January meeting of the above Club was held on Wednesday e' a sing last, at ite Pier Hotel, Chelsea; Mr. F. H. LEmIAZN, the Vice- Counitmcdore, and oiner of the Octoroon, 12 tons, in the chair. The inuitltes of the DeemUber meeting having been read and conlirmed, and Mr. J. G. Lyn,. of the 3acht Lady Blanche, 8 tons, duly elected a member of the Club, ...

... THE NOXINWATIONS :FOR 1867. l ?? L.. -- _. . - . - 'flinging by the entries for the various races that closed on the 1st of January, the national sport is still in a most flourishing con- dition, and the lengthy list of nominations for the Spring Handicaps shows what an immense number of horses there must be in training. The Chester Cap, CIty and Suburbas, Great Metropolitan, North- amptonhire ...

... By TOUCHSTONlE. The Derby.-No. 3. Aneow, br c by Glenmasson, out of Nettle; FLYI NG SCUD (late The Hatter), b c by Orlando, out of Gossamer; JULIUS, b o by St. Albans, out of Julie; and PERICLES, b c by Newminster, out of Peri are the nick of the lot under the charge of Matthew Dawson at Newinelket, and wve place no great amount of confidence in the twvo first named, though Avron has done ...

... = *!7,t Y, At ~ VERSaus I- 4 BWMUKsT TO THE EDTOR O TE L' WS. ae- SIR,-Newmarket - my well be confident- about beating all England on Epsom Downs this year,when it can 'Jayc ait d that ar- 'likely,,so'take part in the cont st, inclusive orthe Rake, D'lstdurniel, the Hermit, ?? -lot; nevertheless, the Tykes are not to be despised, with their Plaudit, Grand (ross and Master Butterfly; nor can it ...

... BETTIN U. Tattersan's, Xonday. The cold weather prevented many sebscribers from being present, and the sltttltdance altogether was very scalty, while betting was duDl, aid did not take a wide range. Nothing was done onl the Two Thousalid, but 4 to I was offered against Plautlit, 6 to I agst Hermit, and 1,000 to 70 against Grand Cross, and the old offer was made to lay a thousand on Hermit ...

... By TOUCHSTONE. The Oaks. Tlre hladies' race, S it is termed, from the vast number of the fair sex it attracts on the last day of thle EpsoIn Summer Meeting, boo thlis year 2l2 nomilnatiolls, and tils numnber has never been appro~lied before, tile nearest to it being ill 1865, when it was three solrt of at ceople of hundred. Last year there were only 175 estocs, and if enly sevonteen run ...

... I Royal London Yacht Club. The first meeting in 1867 of the above Club will be held to-morrow (Monday) evening at the Caledonian Hotel, Adelpli. The Aunual Ball of this Club, deservedly one of the most attractive features of this festive seasois of the year, is fixed for Tuesday, Feb. 12th, at Willis's Rooms, Klng-strect, St. Jarmes's. The following is a list of the Stewards for the ?? Commo- ...