... SPORTING IXNTELLIG-Eq J - IILTOWN-MALHAY RACES-20TH AmD 21sT AUGUST. THE FAlMERS9 PLATE (handicap), 80 a-rs, 5 tovs to goto hhewndhorse. Three miles. Starters to pay I ov addidonala1 yrs st lb yrs st lb Sweettdw ?? 612 7 Dangatk ?? a 10 0 Sir Thoma .. (610 0_ STOCKTON BIEETING-YESTERDAY. THE LAM.BTON PLATE-Katherine Logie colt, 1; Necklace 2; Jollification, 3, THE HiEAT NORTHERN LEGER-Jagellon ...

... THE OtNTENNIAL RIFLE I :MATCH. : . l (From our Correnpondeni.) New York, Aug. 22, 7 ' The approach of the Intersnational ;mtlito 4 lay,,S# rsganghooting matters to a focus, and the popular interest is being iaroused on atI Bides're spectingt~ae match. The American Tcai'a'Pl bhot coming up to the expeotavions raised re. epecting' thew. Ths Team a'ia not' puiling together, ?? i3 ?? should, , ard ...

... I PORT AT HOME-THE QUEEN'S COUNTY d MEETINGi . (From our Correspoildent.) - 'The present week does not promise to Weary o native turfites, but those-and they will be nu. aierous-w~ho will witness tbe decision of the Linuolushire landicap aud th Grald National will doubtlesm require sonlv hoises' quiet on their vs. t turn home. The only meeting fixed t. take place t diting the week at home is ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGEN.O. I 8PORT AT HOME (From our Correspondent.)' To day (Monday) the first of the meetings of the Ho'e Circit will be held over the Cornet's-court Coutse, which Is situate within easy distance of the little garrison town of Newbridge. A very large company will probably occupy the noewand apacioua stand which Messrs. Simmonde and Tuke, the honorary secretaries of the meeting, ...

... SPOATI;IQNTELIIGENCE.- I LONDON BETTjXG-YE.ThRDAY. ; (By. Fe'eman. Speolal WMire;)!:, I00 Is agst Ml Salter's earn (t aud w) 101to 0-4'rBorObn' t so to1- ooeIooak' t 1000 to30 - rD gl' t 600 @ 15 _ irTers() . o t Croydon BurdleRace. 500 to ?? ?? H b n (a) '500.to20-.ectedo 500 to20- Lbrtrt 25 to 1 - Trco.(o, ?? 1TOMiNATI01' lI'OR TIlE LIyERPnOOpI c SPRIbtG CUP. AiuleS udaquartbr. (4subs. ...

... ; t o k . NTELLIENC],I. THE BEM SrWiT G-I chanming woAther, 4Acge'idsaflt etrdne aihd g0o4duorb, 'vero, thes leading. ~bharacteristi~ia:,tth' thA OPanIPgcOaY trpoA the, favourita -hill of Crockafatbt. JI waser 'WAS ViA Aelc1- cdt thb openilig, ?? Nuser a~kpq;for which tho tast notif ab le 'aboenteo. lvas. Ix~ p Heath 'Trljpper l.er apnc'n,, mad fayoritio,:kuitioaorm tbi formidable Eyreffeld, ...

... 3 THE 300 MILES' WALK-THIS DAY, To-duy Smythe, the $IAmerican Postman, will either fail or succeed in his huge task of walking 300 miles against time. The attendance yesterday at the Lans. downe-roacd ground was much better than on the pre-. vious days, andi the interest in the great match appears to steadily increase. At the conclusion of yesterday's walk 249 miles and 2 laps had been ...

... | SPORTIN TNTEL-IGEN'SA. L . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . THE GREA? CRICKET MATCH. I UNIT33D SOUTH OF RNGdAN. Xi. v. XV. OF THE UN-VEIARSITY 0.0. (PASt AND PRESENT).- Play in this matoh was resumed yesterday in the College Park. - The 'weather yesterday was somewhat more favourable than the previous day, but stil not at aU suitable for cricket. The crease was very dead and heavy, and any very fast play ...

... THE 19TH HUSSARS' MEETINC. (s-0n OBU COERSS1ONDENT.) 5 Gork Park, Saturday. This ?? regdiment had a gala outing to-day over the Cork Park course5 where only a very limited tompany, indeed, assembled. The early I morning was bleak ann cheerless, and rain de- scended steadily until racing began. This very naturally Irighlaened away many intending visitors, , but a goodly showing of ladies graced ...

... I I _ LONDON BETTINIG-.YESTMAXt The Ebor Handicap and St. Loger cante an for a fair amount of attention to-day, and IsROanY had anwger of 500 to 400 noted to his name, wbile at 7to2 was good Ibusiness, 700I3 to 200 being taken. in One hand. Knight Templr advncedto l0' to 12, said oven monoey was not to e ad ora, I-eewhile Sertuga camehakt 0o II News that (ijengarry had gallg-ed in the morning ...

... 5IsYRIN NTELuGENCE. I THIS WEEKS MOOG AT HOME. (omo oer o0zwaonwq) I The BaIdoyle track Wi ?? (NoIday) be the arne of a military affr, the sporting o~eors of e 7th Humars having rented the course for their ,nuall celebration. 11w Gra the Duchess of garlborough has signified her intention of viiting tb, races, and I understand Mr. Brindley, the ,,Mete of the Metropolitan Meeting, bas toade ...

... I . - CROYDON RACES-YTFrntny. The STEWARDS' STEEPLECHASE (Handic p) 0; sovs; winners extra. About two milea and . ila Latchkey ?? ?? ?? ?? s Strolner ?? . . h. .. - Jupiter . ?? ?? ?? ?? The NOVEMBER HUN'TERiS' FLAT RACEO l3 I0 8 each, with 200 sOVS added for qualited hbanters. miles on the lat. PuCe, 12s.t :§ib ?? .. .- -. M- r faS 1 Merry Ensland, 11st 71b ?? lr H Lowe Prince -i4peril. 12st ...