... SPOMh2INUG INTELLIGENCE. ?? F l tse. I WVINDSOR SUMMER MEETING. Londc YESTERDAY. 1V HITNTERS' FLAT R.kca.-Loyalt-v (iNEr Coventry), I, adnser L Prince Paul (Mr Spenee), 2; Souveniir (Mr Brocklehurst), s ef-ct 3. Cyesirw. Gaff, and Beau of lars also ran. BRtting- to an3 o to 4 agst Prince Paul, 3 to agst Cymu Nr, 7 to I agst enol;v Souverir, aid lO to 1 agst Toyalty. Won by five lengts. ?? ber ...

... 'RIC UT. THE AUSTRALIAN ELE3N V. CAMBRIDGE UINIVERSlTY. [UY TELEGUAIT.) Yesterday, at Canbridga, the AustralIans smffered their irst de-, feat In England, at the hands of thb Calabridge Universitv. Th ' Australians, who bal lost six wickets over nsgtt for 212 oahhoed off their Innings for 291, thus leaving the UnIversit1 itb rura to get to,wila. Tho brothers J. B. K. and G. B Stu d began Us ...

... I AUSTRALIANS v. NOTPTS. The match between these teams ended as Saturday at the Treat Bridge Ground, Nottingham~, in a draw. !The ?? team had 139 runs to get to win. and of these they had made 12 for the loss of one wicket when time was called. AUSTRALIANS. A C Bannerman, a Sherwin b ?? HE H Mlassie run ont ?? W L Mariloah a Scotton b ?? b G Giffin ?? ?? G GJBonnereaGann b chaw 1 S P Jones ...

... TEE TWENTY-FIVE MILES BICYCLE I CHAKrIONSIHP. A race for tho Tsveaty-fivs Mile.slBeYclOCOharaplenslipof the World tonic place at Lelcester on Saturday, at the Aylestollf a eark Grounds,inthepresenof averylarge concoureeof spec tore. In addition to the champion belt there ?? money. The race was originally run for by selected competitors thir weeks ago, cadll resulted is a dead heat betseen i, ...

... I SOUTHPORT ATHLETIC SPORTS, The Southport Athletic Society held their annual festival on Saturday afternoon on their new ground in Sussex-road. One of the most populai meetings in this division of the county, the Southport sports invariably attract prominent amnater athletes from all parts of tbe kingdom. This years' gathering was no exception to the general rule in this respect; the entries ...

... ASCOT MEE G. , MAY, JUNE 9. The Wnrmsoa CAsTns STAktg of 15 sova each, 5 ft.; with 300 added, for two-year-olds. Colts, 8st. l0lb., fillies. 8st. ?lb. Wimner extra. T.Y.C. (five furlongs 135 yards). 8 7 MrT Eeir's RookArc._ . Archer 1 810 Mr. T. Cannon'sSigmophone._._ ..Owner 2 810 Mr. W. Gilbert's Tes Sailor Prins ?? oates 3 8 1l Mr. W. Soater's Violoncello ?? ?? J. Goater 0 8 10 Mr. ...

... ABERDEEVFHIRE CLUB. PAnT CHANoNRY sCoOot MciEMBERS V. REST OF CLVE. In the preliminary notice of this match, it was men- tioned that both teams, were pretty evenly balanced, anld that, in all probability, a very dose game might be expected. It will be Steen from the scores, as detailed below, that this surmise was fully borne out, and that after a most exciting finish, with three wickets to ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, TATTEBSALL'S BETTING-YRsTRuDAY, NORTEUUBERLAND PLAT.E. 2 to 1 agat Faugh.a-Ballagh, taken 9 ,. 2 ?? Sophist, taken 10 l.. 1.. Eoter, taken 10 .. 1 Victor Emanuel, taken and offered ST. LEGER, 3 to 1 aget Shotover, taken and w3nted 1150 ?? 200 ?? Quicklime, taken l0oc ?? 80 .. Dutch Oven, taken 1000 ?? 15 ?? Toll, taken LATEST LONDON BETTING, NORTHUMBB3RLAND PLATE, 2 ...

... YACERNG. , WYAL MZP=Y YAO,= CLT.8.. z b~u coiedfd - th iner =tns = ;er e d i of Pife, named kyciue. was to met tbesh heat ?? such )T a tried pr a Sa na Tbee a fine ?? L xoh.weet brez which gave the yacts a far tral onall L a of ing. sd. so far as this enconisr goeS, the Iantlegn1, speed suA weatbwlinree. It was not by Saa sh was 3ost beaten, but by Taadusm which ha3 s 'eeen red ?? 10. She ...

... - SHIPPING INTELLIGBNO1y ARRIVED AT GLASGOW, 1 | June 6. - - j Southern Belle, 1120, Iuthen, from Ponta de Lobes Maria iuigia, 129, Hill, from Hamburg. Bessie Stephens, lll, Laiugmaid, from Rouen- I I-sand. BRocklands (s), 602, Carter, from Bilbso-mineral. City of London (a), 2097, from London-light. } Isabella, 45, Murchie, from Caraslough-limestone. Mlary, n8, Abllan, from Palisley-lighit. ...

... . 8.PORTING INTELLIGENCE., sen .ial at ion at ty. rd- en he rm, in >r- to le -he gi- ler as, 've ral Lt- be 'a nt he is-I BEVERLEY RACES-YTsansERpa.r t The WESTWOOD HANDICAP PLATE of lff0 gns; win. e en ers ati P/ee ftraon. |sv MeTr Geo Lambton's Bar Sinistit, 4 Yrs, 7st lllb (car &st) ?? BruciksbawrI hr W H Shav's Flower of England, 3 jrs, 7st 101b ,l ; ?? d Mr T Welden's Lady Stuart, 3 yrs ...

... CRlIOKET. k YOIRKSIIIRE v. AUSV. RAIAiNS. This above match was coucludea art Braniall-lane e Ground. Shefdield, yesterday, the Australians winning by six wickets. The weather was showery. and the uttendance semlil in comparison o With the numbers Who were presenit on the previous days. Ol the e previous night Masseieand Barmerrman were liot out, the Australian L seo0o standing as 25, and 73 ...