... , SPOiRTING INTELLIGENCE. 7 - ?? lob IRtSH RIFLE ASSOCIAT!ION. be The competition for bihe Abercorn Cup was con- )w, tinued yesterdasy under favourable, auspices, but M.as on bite previous day the company of spectators wan the nmereat handful, and not a particle o; public interest was evinced in thli§ imn~vcrtaut con. test. To the lot of Captain Jackaon, of thi Ame. rican Rifle party,,fell ...

... ISPOITING' INTELLIGENCE. 1CENGLISf SPORTING NOTES. Of thle ciooutini.q fixed for thisi woak, Nvtting. hinis, Leioestor, and Iotin)ton' Park . will attlili 'nItattelntion, For thieformer maeeting on 'the !d opeiing qy I sh1ould eolect ?? and .Hagig.eluuit for 'thg Weibeek Welter Plate, while: in the Nuttiughitamebire. kan dtoap Dean hould about It'. w'win For th Beatoiood Nureery' Gienhice and ...

... SpORTNG ITLLGENCE. I THIS WEEKS RACING. (FROMS OUR OORSFONDLst) Thes will be plenty of racing this week at beme, and Jonn Bull will llaae a sufficient quan- tity t40. There are to be military affairs to-day .yonday) over the Rock Farm course at New- ,idge, .vhilst Tuesday and Wednesday are set erart for the Arravale and Tipperary Hunt Ste&- iechsess wh~ilst ons the latter day Longford will ...

... I I CORK PARK MEETING-YESTERDAY. STEWAaDs-Sir George St J Corthurs, Edinvind Burke, Esq, J P; Maurice Murray, E.q, Li a; T 13 ierrick, &Lq. J P; Jas.T .Murphy, asq; John Gubbins, Eaq, W Bery, Esq, NI D; Sir John Arnott, D L; Captain Nye, D L; Clojnel Graves. John 11 Barry, E-q, J P; Daniel F Leaky, Eaeq, 1) L; Jas Byrne, Bsq, J P; Thomas S Coppinger, hsac J P. Hoar 'reasitrer-J J Murpoy, Esq. ...

... -'-ItCU I I.\ . I flT2, TA .LFRED Y,-t;CIT CLD. tritat7fhe'IX. I lC., ii'l ( -;p, V1-C ?? wnh £35 cari :.tIiert, :as t-'ior .:ndl ve.lnel fi t:. -am' i ); t -Jr .i. re olaiN. p'c nt ?? - f tbe nixp. :12a1 xi :i ?? ir. a.m d th .eby etaarw- g; iG ;.r :,il.1th rc 'e.a . A: -:is5i':a. ?? .Mr i 1d iei ? i.i; e -.i ?? ;- mi roiet O; ca '1 ?? l ?? ' uael4'( * te-.t to ?? ?? :ld N h11L her 'i 1, 1 lS ...

... -SPORTING INTELUOENc?. IETROLITAN SPRING .UI t; - ?? G AND 7m tl.A D ?? p 2 y; !T-hle folo xaate M Ar fluindiey/4rpir blernon Stireet, bila-a::1 ?? Plate of £50, an Open Renters' Steeple- Ichase. Tw\omies, witha osa~plsyand -allbwuances. :EKILDIRE AMD NATIO At. HUNT. RAE'S I R ~(PuxcnrCOwV9T), ?? - IS' The foling races tobe ran at thaineeting ?? il4 6tah and 7th dlos to.-moerow Ctueaday. ...

... - SPORTING INTELLIGENCEI I - ~ ?? I SPORTAT HORETHE CURR&GH ROYAL: MEETING. (noM OUR CORg!BPo01i5T.,) ,How time flieas-and to-morrow wve wl ?? - mence the second and concluding half of th. legil timate racing campaign at the Curragh. It seems only yesterday since the saddling bell for the scurry Stakes in April gladdened the turfite'sbheart, and on the morrow the same bell will ring up the ...

... SHIPING LNTELLIGZNM. I DUBLIN SHYIPPING' LIST-YsTeERDAY. WIND-Light and variable; fine weather. Barometer, AunI ED- Foreign steasters-Nil. Foreign sailing vessels-Nit. Steam collierts- Eaptain M'Clure, New- port; Strathdon, Irvine. Steam coasfers-Yil. Sailing colliers-Two. Sanling coasterim-One. * . SIULED-Foreigo ?? of Bristol, Farrow, light. Foreign silling vessels-Dnnstaffnage, Miri- michi, ...

... i SPORTING INTELIGENCE. ' l ~ ?? ~ ~ . . ENGLISH SPORTi1NG NOTES. Notwithstading the lengthy list of quotations n that are day by day compiled; the business tuns- te d at the various London clubs is of little real -alue. ?? is amply proved by the setnstiveness i of the mtrketfor no sooner is an animal entrusted siwi a' saiill amount of money than' he becomes a g ood favourite, and there is no ...

... SPoT 1IN TG T ETELLIGENCE. I F ,ALLYHAt'QSIS FLCES. W F MOM OUR CORRIESFODIEST.) Eallvhaunis, Thursday Evening. ?? COl 'vrr. Knox, Iessr Hugh Bt.ure, ,S ojel M~e-rota, itt F Hosseiy, Gerald j i, J tr J n. }; C lielly, Miichael Ourady. Hu- t:- c!a i ?? ldoron. Judge and a nd it ,;,Y J 't u~oer. Starter, Clerk of the ?? and ?? ?? I ;Cniie y. Treaourers-The National: li-, 1ca Secr;tta:es-Mesar ...

... *. I O1 . I IE d_ I = - SP ZTIC-'NELIGENCE I . . A. ?? THE [1ETROPOLITAN MEETING- YESTERDAY. . (FROM OUR COfSMlOfDRT.) Stewvrds-Ths Earl of Clonmell, Lord Bossnbre, Sir' John Arnott, Colonel Forster, Colonel Graves, Captain J J M'Cslmont, Charles S Blake, Esq; M Betagh, Esq. I Hon ?? Graves; Acting malaget-M: 1TPB . 3.Judge-MrRE3'HEntei. Starter-Maor . PO'EB, Rdar.- Sifindfcapper,-r T GT Watts ...

... I : . . - , , .- I w Fl.: .: I fi ?? I ew I -THE LIVERPOOL AUITUMN MEETING. 3 (SECIAL T8LEORAM. FROM OUR SPECIaL CORRER' SPONDENT.) 'Liverpool Tuesday, There is not upon the entire series of the Ord- 'nance Survey' maps of Old-tnladtatsttwLe-' I ground for 'equine valour and supremacy meore noted or more. generally hallowed by.Irish prowess' then Aintree. Bleat-, cheerless, smoky' Aiitree. ...