... B~OU~fl~G ---4T C --C anoRTn@ gINTUBNO THE FRENCH DERBY. T. A French correspondent writing to us yesterday morning, says:-' The ?? race for jg the French Derby will be run for at Ohestilly on Sunday, and the same combination of untowerd cir- M enenstancas which threatens to minimise the import- ance of the great Epson race next Wednesday seems to - militate against the possibility of the ...

... 1, -, q- a W 11, i = , O . -11 l :t*S crop - '~Be'eispl f ledver tfins d arce r s, ther verigthfscore .j§twoe.4 JiM' E~ compllig seo A eusaians their free end tious their t captlhwjota e sa 3xbuusant'svr 3knoxrst captained bies eido very Wel indeed, cging the positions of the lelds- men apg the styl beareet°a°2fo the r~f]G4 and ~ ~ ~ ?? ?? ain nbay slip. The weather was the previous day ...

... OE., CICKETI-. -~ TMt .&V~rR.LIANS v. ALFRED SMf&W The ?? strentho tedlneswt still further ?? at.tashno diffietlt wicket, against een~¶$ttta n crae teir ?? o 412,u ttad dmse t he laers for themiealtolof7;hu betting tt W 9eruas, after atide oatsn rtinns We thus se, from these last'low mths htwe 'tewkt is esq the Australisanmeeiorsleta ?? '4 rid of ou ba~ttimon for fewer runsta hymk tieisev. ...

... ju ALAT IT. poxhall has tsored uip anther victory fo- thbe Fitedktate5 to4' erica, -and this wasthe moslt notable iniai ti eonnection with a OUTp l Day not very eventfl ina other respect& There Nj hls, for sae~i Teasohl oro ?? becausq Pi teweatr shown signs of breakig, an4 £1 because people retain a vivid recollection bf the ti ntiseries they endured thtee yetars ago-been a dideil fjlling ...

... SPORTAINATKLGENOE. - Aai THE EPSOM -SUMMER aEnd. a _nd TO TEM EDITOR OF M DAMY . hv Sxn,-wA &od start was made withthe Epgo la Meeting to-day, for if the ?? ing and the dust was blinding the sport was. a good, and the gallops of the Derby steeds in Al the early morning were far more entertaining than they have been as a rule for years past. !m On the part of the horses present, plenty of g~ood ...

... SPORTING' DIUG!mO LATUST LONDON BETTINO.-Y aX NziG; MANCHLESTB CuP. ,56 to 100 agat Gladstone (t) J:20 to 1 gspt Weseau (t) 1o to 8 - Shrewsbury($ 25 to, 1 -: Houess (t 1C0 to S - Vista (t)i 25to 1 - muw (t) lCO to 7- CiyAxab (t) 25 toI Fallr (t) 20Oto 1 Faogh-a-I 2to I - Walenstem Ba lgh (t) . .1!54 DMBBY, 163w. 10 tol Iagst *~ah ttsken foDf., D1BBY AUTUMN WM=G-FBM . T ?? ED CWA EHoiLi F'JA1i ...

... I s . - ~ . . . - , I COUR.SLNG. / THE SOUTHERN COMUSING CLUB. Vresident-Lord iennoy. Vice-President-D F Leasby, I FcDL Ste*ards-Eon E Roche, Lieuteant-General JWche, Captain Archdale, A P Allen, Esq; T E earnm itq: R L Fell, Esq; J Beva' Esq; Geo Dyte, Esq. Jadgj;3r It A Brie Slipper-dward Dwyer. (FROMM SPECIAL C~aaR' ) Cork, Sunday. As the day for the coursing under the auspices of this new ...

... 1 -SPORT'ING INTELLIGENCEi. _ _ _ _ er - - ?? BALDOYLE REGIMENTAL MEETING- APRIL 29TH, The Farmers ?? and Htunter,' Plate, presented by the officers of the Royal llragoons, to be run on Satur- day wetk, close this day (Frid.Ly) With 3Mr T Brindley. NEWBRIDGE STEEPLECIIASES. ('LOSING OF ALI, PLATES TO-MiOiROW (AS UClDlR). NEWEIIIDGE PLATE of £50; handicap. Three nJiles. J)ISTRICr PLATE of £25, ...

... 1-SPORTIN.G INTELLIGENCE.- - BEMPTON PARK RACES-TarsDAT. ORDER OF RBUIISIo. MM HIBlifortd Buidle - . . 1 30 ?? Hunter.' .. ?? 2 5 * Reinpton Park X .nters' Flat Race 2 45 MaidenSelling ?? ?? .. 3 20 FSubnrylSteellchase ?? ?? 3 55 Prince of ?? Staks-Alroy. ARRInVALS. King of Italy Ballet Dancer Oona Migteoette Blonuy King Xeyhole CGcimracl; Charlie Safeguard Gewsbock lady Wenlock Rouge CroiS ...

... ESPORTflT& 1NTttLUGE-NCE SpATN_6, 'I TRMNOI VR;s~iqOLINA STERPLECEIASES AIND FLAT RACES. (FROM OUR CORRESPFO2DENT.) Ballrna, Co. Idayo, Saturday. Stowards-lMessri w cornaack, Joseph Kelly, P Gallagher, James hHale, and P FIanagan. Ron secre- tariec-hi O'Hara and J Nolan, Treasurer-James Syron. The above meeting, which was not of a very preteotious character, took place to-day just out. side ...

... SPORTITG TELLi(Exc SAhNDOWN PARK RACES-Ta15 D),Y ORDta OF IUth;IHr Prince of Wales' Steeplechase 12 ?? Hurdle ?? _ a'3 Tally-Ho Steeplechase Claremont Hunters' .2 , Selling Steeplechase ._ ?? 2 Great Maiden Hurdle. 3 ENTrEa v ELMIfIRIDGS HURDLE. Advance, aged (Z5i) Candahar, 3 -rs e (-4 Fluster, 6 yrs (5O) OHilarity, 3 yrs (xiegI Dr 'Tanver, 5 yrs (£5 k) etish Lad, 3 % rs O, rt, 3 yrs ...

... 04 YORlSEHIRE FOOTBALL CHALLENGE CIPT. The County Committee met at the Queen's Hotel, Leads; last evening, to draw the ties for the Yorkshire Challenge Cup competition. Forty-five clubs entered, but as only thirty-two are allowed to compete, the follow- Ing were outvoted :-Bowling, Butlev Mountaineers, Biretal, Cleckheaaton t~angers, Gniet R~oreforth, Hull Sout~hcoates, Hnlbeck, Luddenden ...