... Earlyin March last a match was made between certain parties in this city, of whom the celebrated rider Jack Powers was one, that he would make 150 miles over the Union course in eight consecutive hours. The stakes were 2,500 ehls. (8501) a side, 1,000 dole. forfeit. Powers left this city in the steamer Senator for Santa Barbara -On the th of March, for the purpose of selecting his horses, ...

... BIOMTENG INTZLL10NE@W TATTERSALLS. MONDAY. There was very little betting, and the Liverpool ?? vrO enveloped in mystery. 8 to 1 was offered on the field, 0oyaP Sovereign being nominally the favoulte althongh it vwa dhflol to determine waich was the favoarito at all. At the close soeM ?? was manifested to back Newcsstle. The quotations oor the Goodwood Stakes ae principally made up srrm ' ...

... THE AZL-ENGLAND GcrICFE ELrM3 AUSTRaLtA. _ The All-England ElevcL1 oln tbe 211, nefw. I for Sydny, atad arrived ou the ?? h, a most ?? welcome from npr,.- Ppeople. They were at onestiavillto I., and also to a dinner in the evenihg, a, tl r T'wo days after their arrival the matcb two of New South Wales was phaijd. l ?? Wales team were Clark, Browsr, CartkG G,; Gregory, Thompson, Myrtle, Deatne ...

... TEEl PRIZE ZIGHT AT ASCOT, At the Berkshire Quarter Sessions, the chairman (Mr. B. Benyon), in his charge to the grand jury, told them that the calendar laid before them might be con. sidered heavier than usual, but that wvas largel due to the circumstance that eight men were charged with com- initting one common oifenee-that of being present at a prize fight in June last, near Ascot. While on ...

... . LONDON BETTING. YEISTE6DAY. CITY AND SVorrsAN.-7 to 1 aget Brigg Boy (t and o) 7 to 1 nrst Little Hrry (o * t 15 to ) lo tboI agst Vittoria Ct and o) ?? agst Whitebait (t);19toI agat Halifax (t sndo) - 1000 to 60 agst Ambergris (o; t 20 to 1)- 1000 to 60 ?? Thunder(o; t18to1); 1OOto45 at Lady Mostynftando) 25 to I agft Empress (t mud o, after 20 to I t), E0) to 20 agst Servia (t and o) ; ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, BETTING IN LONDON. T3MSI015DAT. CITY AuD SUsBURDAe.-loV to 9 agst. Prestonpans (t. and V.); .100 to 7 each agst. Petesr and SnBd Or ?? 1i0 to 7 each at.Petronel cod Bonnie MAlcdea (O. ; 100 to 6 t.); 25 to 1 ech ag6et. Corrie filly and Out of Bounds ft. and o.); 2S to I agst. Pomiet (t. and o.); 40 to I each agst. Evasion and Thore ?? 'l;wo THOUSAND CeVINEAS.-S to 1 each ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON BETTING. ST. Lesuee.-6 to 4 agst. Geheimniss (t. and o.); 2 to 1 ngst. Shotover (o.; 9 to 4 tL); 9 to I ag*t. Sweetbread (o.; 10 to 1 t.); 100 to 8 aget. Quicklime (t. aud o.); 39 to I agst. Battle. field ?? 40 to 1 each agst. Fenelon, Sachem, and Laureate (t rSAutw1rcT.-20 to 1 each agst. Goheimniss and Chippen. dale ?? 25 to 1 aget. any other ?? FRIDAY'S DERBY BETTING. ST. ...

... SPORTING INFORKATION. FRIDAY'S BETTING AT NEWMABKET. BtTTIxa BzEozz raZ RACsci.-IVERPOOL aU.-9 to 1 agpt. Hackness ?? 16 to 1 agpt. Ishmael ?? 20 to 1 each agst. Dreasuland and Gladstone tt.); 25 to 1 agst. Frontier ?? 33 to 1 each agst. Hygeia a., Faagh-a-ballagh, Spitzber. gon, and Petronil ?? BrICsING Wf THE UOURSE.-LT.VZRPOOL 0UP.- 9 to I agt. Ha~cknese ?? 10 to 1 ageb. Betreat (t., after ...

... Tfl ASOO! MEETING. Judging by tbc first dax of the nelectilig, the Ascot week promises to be, a great ~,cncrcm The wentlier onl Tieeday was charmaingly flue, the spot t of a acoit iontrei ting~ character, enld everything tendeud to increase thel enjoymuent of the larg~e anti fashionahie complany assenilied. Amiong, the dis-. tillgaished vistors were toise Prince and Princess of Wales, 1'rinca ...

... SAK;TOowN PAR7E CLVB DECEsrtststitt;o-Inntead of frost, which had been so severe on the two first days of this gathering, the weather yesterday at Sandown was wet and unpleasant, nnd rain fell all thto moroiDg; wrhen, however, half thse programme had heen got through the woeather cleared usp, and the remainder of the a~fternoon vwas fairly enjoyable. There wans only a small att~enldance of ...

... PLUJMPTOI6 RACES. Thera were some capital fields seenl out at this single day 4 to1; eceburhurle, ;. unsanIt.Woodland, 5 to 4 on; asscks teelorhace Fo, Mr H.01.Ripley, 41 to 1; Punc Bow EudisFadd Flwer Haley,5 to 4;j Falsmer FOOTBALL NOTES. It eem a ret pty ha th clbsis; the Southern Leage cnnotdccde teirmatces ithnt descending to roeg and fou tacics alcuutedto dsgrace the izarre. 'Fil ...

... sYet1.RDAY'$ SR RTS. LIX DON , ?? . nt' .we a betilirn~r-itor 1avoS nthan ever forthe City aend Sair~e0 u oeoimioty~~'lYStrday), ?? aop i (t adva n i fevolr Sor the ,3ublrgs StadesB Oseatiei55t- CocaAN Sno eo.tt 1 it'st. Reehilled5 (I; 13to'2 a t.Figepa (t. scud o.) 9 tot ogit. Son of a Gun (t, And ?? ?? O .) v e (t tnd 1) )o7 each pqst, Streest Msne an.lirecicj( n ?? 6 aget. Blgertou .nd 20 h ...