... SPURTING INTL LLIGEN CE. ?? n MT ?? I THE TURF. The approach of the season is made manifesty rlarger assemblages at Tattersall's and other racing r resorts, and next week, if the frost keep off, we shall see it inaugurated by the popular meeting on the Car. holme, at Lincoln. Although turfites muster in strength at their accustomed haunts, a feelin of uneasiness prevails as regards the future, ...

... HEDON ?? 13OLDERNESS-ROAD (HUYLL).-This return match was played on the ground (kindly lent for tI e occasion by A. Iveson, Esq.) at liedon on Saturday last, and resulted in a decided victory for 1ledon. The bowling of Messrs Ash and Riley, and the long stop- iug of Drewery on the part of nedon was exceilent. The Holderness-road club had the assistance of Messcs Burman and Bearpark, ...

... , SUPOERTING INTEr'LLIGEwlNCE. l THE TURF. According to appearance, the Livet0yool Autumn ?? Meeting promises to be highly successful. The fields, B. so far, have been unusually large, and that for the n( Liverpool Cup promis's to be one of great strength, Pi both numerically and in point of quality. The follow- ti ing Will be an approxinate ?? of the starters and It[ their jockeys:- F ...

... Sporto aut pastimez. Nearly all the French race-horses brought to New. market during the late Franceo-German war have now left for France. The movement during the last few days has been very rapid. The excitement amongst boatingmen at Newcastle e has been.further intensified by a telegram received on a NVedresday from Halifax, announcing that the St. John's crew had refused to row the Winship ...

... MIMIGT IN LMGc- - * Tha-lost inni~sgiilf' eaqh- db~eidad fin ave-'58. . T-N Ifquidatl IPitsmoor iont had the RaVAntalge of tha. Assistance -of thrp 'George U'lyett,; who in the second innings put togethirr a. 'eoatritbution of 63. Leonard Jackson -took -four wickets, THE 'I five. consecutive balls. The, batting ?? Hulltiwas especially good,! Hull Tow~n-A.. Wooid o and b~ Mlyatt 3l, not out 12; ...

... ?? Atf~ As ~ Io*. sixth ~ ~ ~~'M4Pbe ot Cmocst Znnek eni 4jVol Wilkinson aisd'9'~h. After ?? ?? and thelo in preidet.Thethe ?? teas uiuer rep~r forthe ?? Th fin foi r ?? ge~texnes' cib f't ?? ofo tho0benefit of * theni submititedto the eompaby.-Thie, Chairman; gave t~itl 'cnstomar'klo'y I' d a atrioidtas wob er ?? ?? &nxiy,- Hav' an'ohi. tesr- ?? pr'op'o~ed'bythe charmn and acknowledged sy. ...

... HIUNTING APPOIxj, 'rIr The Bnmru.otr -uo11 Foxl V0fl.. Al lil o. at uroL ~ :iH(iND. -Io.lc-- 1., ;et ou v-F,. (da, Aprld 5, Ait Tockevith e Uole as ciiicare old ,rk; Monday, ?? at 65 ' 1 , t day, 10, at ?? l Iridke;y Tiatd 11,;at '1'1u1Slay tpi 1~xl Gr11111; s16days, II: -z - licana Paerk-at1. LoWl) GALWAY'S FOXHOUNDSe cviii meet en Aprill 5 at Jocboey Miooe at s* -Sil IIAflCelner ...

... THE ANGLO-CANADIAN BOAT RACE.. n DSCRIPT'IOi OF THIE RACE. k The great foar-oared race between four Canadian s. rowers and foar rowers from this country, for £500 ta side, came off on the 15th inst., at Lachine, on the r St. Lawrence, and resulted in a great victory for r, the English crew, consisting of James Renforth ib(champion stroke), James Taylor,. Thomas Winship, and John Martin. The St ...

... i I I .. The members of the above dub, with a number of friends, satcdown on Thursday week to a most substantial repast. at Host Burt's, Rifle Tavern, Hessle-road. About 100persons satcdownatthisthe annual dinner of the club; and the chair was occupied by Mri Councillor Toozes, who was supported by Mr. Councillor Ansell. There were also present Mr. John Batte (captain of the club), Mr. AV. ...

... APRIL. Eastbourne ?? 25 i Croydon Spring ?? 26 Cardiff . . 26 MAY. Newimarket 1st Spring 2 Doncaster Spring ?? 19 Edinburgh ?? 7 Wye ?? ?? 19 Chst.r .10 Harpenden . 20 Wichester . 10 Bath . 24 Salisbury ?? 12 Croydon 1st Summer ?? 26 Baldoyle ?? 17 Stamford . ?? 26 Chelmsford Summer ?? 17 Epsom Summner ?? 31 York Spring ?? 17 I JUNE. Croydon 2nd Summer 8 Hampton ?? 23 Manchester ?? Odiham ?? ...

... Zportz anb V- aabuc,5. CRICKET. BULL SOUTH BITTON ASIAT3UBIS . BEVEILEY OLD FoUNDNY.-This match was played at Beverley on Saturxday, and resulted in a victory for the homie team by 12 runs and four wic1;ets to fell. Score :-Beverley Old Foundry, 45; South Myton Amateurs, oS. LEONARD JACKSON's BENEFITr MATCrH-Th;is match was played last Friday and Saturday between twenty- two of local clubs and ...

... ?? THE TURF. The week, so far as racing is concerned, has been almost a blank, since a gate.mouey meeting like Bromley is without the pale of the legitimate, and offers no points of interest. Apart from that, the fixture is one of the least attractive held at that plea- sant trysting place. There have, however, been some important movements in connection with the Lincoln. shire Handicap, ...