... Rathleen Mavourngen and The Haunted Inn. Newv Adelphi Theatre.-Othello, I nm Here, and A Seaman's Log. Myers'a American ?? Entertainments; Nathalle, the Child Wonder; Correlli Fiunily, &e. IZoological Pleasure Gardens.-Verrecke. the (.yimnast; ...

... to go to the fund. Five f urlongs. . 8131 Hebnoy ?? CBrimshaw 1 8 13 Diplona ?? Custance 2 8 13 The Tyke.T. French 8 5 10 Minstrel .Pag 4 Betting: 6 to 4 On Diploma, 7 to 4 agat The Tyke, a to 1 aget ?? by two lengths; a neck between second and third. ...

... .-Won by three lengths; a had thiid. A PLATE (Haondicap) of 100 soysn. fur three-year olde andi upwards. A.F. Wfandering Minstrel.3 ?? G. ,,J(rimshaw 1 Calhedral ?? 2 bioulaey ?? Tomlinson 3 Iphigenia (Sayers), Birddnder (E. Sharp), Queen of Spain (Clements) ...

... declared. Winners extra. A mile and a-halL h 7 Ler4 Westmorland's Foresight. S sr. ?? Kepyon 4 8., Odr. T. Wadleovo Wandering Minstrel 6 yrs., 0-Mr F.Wndbw'sWandrin I.Grimnahaw 2 7 8 Mr. Carews Portunatuv,4yrs ?? ayers 3 0 8 Mr. T. Parr's Clarice. 8 yra ? ...

... Monday next, by the Bsv. John Hndston.-.See edet. TuRzsA'r 47iapiaIa SBcATunS.-Thisevening Messrs. Moe and Goodrich, two American gentle. men, announced as the champion ekaters of the world, will give an exhibition of theiF artistic and laugihable ...

... race. GILMORE'S AMERICAN .BNAN£ Two final concerts were given on Saturday, afternoon and evening, by this splelndi bainsd at Hengler's Circus, West Derby-road, and attracted large and appreciatisve audiences, who gaxe the Americans a most enthusiastic ...

... Banderole ?? I card - Lord Hartlngton'a 0. by Reverberation-Fairy Form, teh Blues tyethi Iu Mr. E. Hobson's C. by Wandering Minstrel-Helictrope, b o 2; Lvoharn much SWX Mr. W. J. Legh's Fasoiae ?? worpk. 11'W Captain Macbell's ?? diopl 69. eke. Ri. Marsh's ...

... the burlesque pantomime, mauy novelties will be produced, I aiiiung others, the American volunteer firemen driLl, and thre picnic, with the first appearance of sn- the American ban;o artist. E. 1. Hall. Are ExeE-occ'ur ire LiOnS COmorerSATION.-A correspondent ...

... ring have taken great liberties with Ills. 6 ,Lorilard's horse,they must have lost heavily overthe ion race ; while the Americans have doubtless thrown don in for a good stake. Geologist ran -well, as did aealso Lucy Glitters, and they both became goodS ...

... , -while.6 Mthere was plenty of money behind Spitzbergen, se Rub-a-Duab mare, and Pussy, the latter of whomnH re did the American plunger a good turn when she F a Ci spreadeagled her field in the Orleans Nuiarsery Plate. 2 There will be another heavy ...

... Shy Bobin G. Irving's Camarton beat G-. Stockdale's Lord Freddy . 2 W. Richardson na. Valour beet H. A. Clark's Christy I Minstrel H. Lanmacraits Libertine beat G. Sadler's St. John j T. D. Hornby's Humbert beat A. Briscoe's Ben Athol- B . HalerSi Halter ...

... Ti eg horse, howsever, was no match for the turned-loose ~-Aranxa,wrho made all the running and won in a canter. 6 r- The American mare wuas but little f.ancied, and an 6 Y.she started at the ontside price of 20 to 1 the 7 ,, majority of the fielders must ...