... 5poarflm . [BY MAONETIC TELEORAPU3L I STOCKTON RACES-YcsTEDnAY. Wynnyard-East Lynn, 1: Voluptas, 2: Lozengo, :. Eight ran. llardwieke Stakes-Wlitl Agnes, 1: St. Magnus, 2: Lord Conynglamm, 3. Four ran. Great Northern Leger-Claremont, 1 : eylmval, 2: Cathedral, 1i. Five ran. 31 Thormauiby Selling Platc-Secret Treasure, 1 : Eola, Ce 2 : Little Dam, 3. Four ran. Elton Juvenile Stakes-Dead heat ...

... SWVIHMING MATCHES AT BANGOR. Yasrirxo, a number of swimnmiug matches in eon- nection with the Bangor Amateur Swvimming Club oj took placo off the Pichie Rock, Bangor, in presence in of a very large number of ladies and gentlemen, who ti took the liveliest interest in the sports of the day. o Jobn M-Iittrick, Esq., Newtownards, acted as F judge, and Mr. 1H. M'Fall, Bangor, as starter, The w ...

... $Porfilq4. [BY MAGNETIC TELEOltPIS.] CHELMSFOIRD RACES-YrSTrnDAv. (Specially preparedfor the News-Letter.) LtAIDENTwo-cF.R-oLD PLATE of 50 auVS; colts, Fat 1011 fillies, 8st 61bi. Half-a-mile. Wee Aate . . 1 Miss Herbert . 2 Four rca. EaSF.X STAKES. a free handicap of 15 Sove each, 5 ft, with 200 added, for three-year-olds n)d upwards; second to save his stake. About seven furlongs, straight ...

... . sparfing. COUNT! LOUTW1 STEEPLENCOZAES. -AY 18 AND 19. Stewarde-The Marq is Canyoghgam t'he Right Hon. Chichester S. Fortrscue, M.P.; Tristram Kennedy, Esq., MP.; Michael Caraher5 Egg.; Henry St. Geo-ge Osborne, Req.; Philip Cailan, Eqq.; W. De S. Fiugate, Esq. ; John Woolsey, Esq.; and Michael Aylmer, Esq. Judge-Mr. R. .. Hunter, jun. Clerk of the course-Mr. J. J. Voatswerth. Honorary ...

... GREAT CR¢XKET MATCH IN DUBLIN. THE rsIrED SOUTH OF ENGLANn SLEVEN V. Tre ITWETY-TWO OF ALL IRELAND. 1 Twa great match of the season, which cricketers have been looking eagerly forward to for months past, was commenced on Thorsday on the ground of the Lein- ster Cricket Clab, kiadly lent for the o'ceasion. We never saw a cricket eround look batter then that of the Leiaster on Tharsday, the ...

... Cl fidid, VICEREGAL V. NORTH OF IRELAND. TIns match was commenced on the Vicerogal Cricket Ground on Friday, in the presonce of a large and distinguished assemblage of spectators, including his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, Earl of Denbigh, Lady Mary Fielding, Colonel Percy, acd Lady Louisa Field1ing. The many charming selections played by the banud of the 36th Regiment, under the guidance ...

... sparillig. [BY MA&GNETIC TrLEG~RAIM-1St NEWMARKUT RACES- TErlDfAV. ih Queen's Plato -Evelina, I : Oldminster, 2 : Ramrod, I 3. Four ran. Rutland Stakes-Zephyr, 1: Peeress, 2: Todloben, 8. Seven ran. Sveepstskes-Bessy, 1: Iathleen, 2: Roarer, 8. t Eight ran, Handicap plate-Sheridan, 1: Mlerry Mjaid, 2 : WVan- o dering Minstrel, 3. Twelve ran. c Handicap Swecpstakes-Whiteleg, 1: Lady ligidia, 2: ...

... SP OR T I NG. [BY TELEGRAPH.] TATTERSALL'S BETTING--YESTEP.DAY. NORTIIUM1BERLAND PLATE. 5 to 1 agst Windham, taken 7 to 1 - Caithness, taken 8 to 1 - Miss Haevorth, taken 12 to 1 - Honesty, taken 12 to 1 - Red Earl, taken 12 to I - Harry Brailsford, taken 14 to I - 1olan, taken GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 6 agst Slender, taken 15 to 1 - Forester, taken 20 to 1 - Lucifer, taken 20 to 1 - Surney, ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE MASSMPER NE IHARTIIRS-11-30. Thmrsday, Dec. 6, ?? I)avidson's public-housv, Killead. KILLLULTAOTI iia.iEnS-11-30. .VedlnescdatY. Dec. 5, ?? Nntt's (Killea(l). Saturday, Dec. 8, ?? Killultagh House. OLD ROCX, AND CHICHESTER 1 ueRTERS-11-30. T'silsoay, Dec. 4, ?? Gregory's Lane-ends. Saturday, Dec. 8, ?? Black bog-hill. IVEAGH HUNT-11-d0. Tuesday, Dec. 4 ?? Tillylishi ...

... pJdIfillp. M X MAGNETICr TzLEGRAHP1.] GRAND PRIZE DE PARIS. Verniutl, . Blair Athol, 2. .. .. Bois Rounsell, . . . . ;3 a Fille do Plkir arrived third, but was distanced. Bettiug-Mauchostor, Saturday-1i to 8 on Blair Athol, taken: o to 2 agst Fille do l'Air, taken end of- fered :100 to 8 agst Bois Roassoll, taken. -Paris, Janno 4.l The following aro the results of to-day4s .uniu at Paris races ...

... ?? igatri-mg. DOW'.'N ROYAL CoaPORATIOS RACES-JULY MEE PING, 1865. [FROM OUR1 REPOZTZR.J Stewards-The Moqt, Nob'e the Marquis of Down- shire, the RiHbt H ?? the Earl of Cu arlemont, the t sr: H i. Lord L-4rdan; Thaers Conolly, Eeq.. Ci P?, and Oeri,.tlo'r St. Ge)rge, Esq. Cierk of theC.,nrsae-Mr. Thomas Crcgga, of Stockton-on- T- a, Enilani. S arter-M .. J.El. Coartesworth. YsTi'fDitn thd ...

... SP 0 la T I G . Thle Locale Hlarrtiers will meet this week nt twelve o'clock each (lay, at Ballybrataogh1, on Monday, and iolloeycarragh, oln0 Tuesday. NU\w Puic:MlOM Xo:ix EttsroiNT.-Tho United Se'- vice Gazette aniiounccs that Iord Panomurs has ob- tained the salnctiolt of the Ceown to a measure of vital in poletaltce to the success of ?? in thle army. A wariant toill bI itsuedl imniodi ...