... SPORTING IN'l'ELLIGrNCE. The Derby horse Rahican broke his leg on Saturday morning whilst galloping, and was inmmedliately shot. COUNT LAGRANGE. -This popular French noble has won this season in France no fewer than nineteen races, the value of which, roughly calculated, is about 212,500 francs, or 8,500 sovs. THE FRENCa DERBY. -Chantilly 1Races were ron on Sunday last, when the French Derby ...

... NEWMARKET JULY MEMtING. TuESnAY.-lhe JuoY Stokes or 5tl soye ah ftortv yr oldo coits is8t 71b, atad fillies 8it 6ib. (I ?? 30 ft., for two Mer J. Day's Old Plng~attd sb, Iord Albermilre'S Scarmnentado (J. Day, jun.) i Coloal Peel's f by Sltane, oat of Sea-kale 2 Lord Exeter's Deodora a3 2to I on Scar-aent;Lde. Old Eng~a mad the running till halt' way up the cordi. where Scarpue,ittdo, wilt had ...

... SPOR1P R T tiN '1'JiL ENCE. UHP8TER AuTUMN RACES dommesiced on Mjo- day ad ls pot had been very good, aad generallyir favour ofnor i latst ccont ountry horses, up to the time when the Vaihcridoir the~read St~ad Stakea ofj.1 so ys, with 50 added, beating Mir Hill's Burlesque, and 5 othem The HOoton Stakes for Hunes etea ies a by ir . . jhnton'sBlind, Hookey~ After three tair Hosamonad~ -t-- c 0 ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCLEL . I I PRIZE FIG}T.-BungareeytlueAustr'I' t Ifighter, who was killed by thle newrspapp: Y tite ago in a fight with Broonue, tou',!t battle on Tuesday week with Reuben J 1001. a side. and was delared victor ji 4 W W' a hal3, or four rounds of tile ?? esh n I TATTERSA1L'S 10NDA.'j ST. LEGEr.-5 to 4 agst Col. A.nIon'su C1'1 6 to 4); 17 to I agst Mr King's Ctolli; tl agust ...

... SPORTIAG lINTELLIGENCE. I COLDSTREAm.-.The hunting season has set in, The hounds for Berwickebire and Northumberland are at their quarters of Belford and Dunse. Coldstream, in consequence of its central situation, being exactly between the two districts, is more than ever the favour- ite residence of the sportsman. The arrangements be- tween the two packs to hunt on alternate day affords an ...

... I 7. Ar-l4 1A. -At~Uf _ .at. ?? _ ULASPER &. .MADDISON e-SKIBF MATCH FOR 100 ASIDE -This match, which has for -some time cc- cupied attention, came off on Monday afternoon, on the Tyne. AsusuaI.previous to the time of-starting, the Tyne- Bridge, the several quays, and every eminence on either side of the river ?? a view of the rae; were densely crowded with -spectators. ' be numerous steamers ...

... Sir C. Monek's Flagmaila has been purchased to go to Russia. The wrestling match betw-een Bramley anid Jamoson for 51. aside, which was appointed to come off ocl Monday at Noweastlo, did not take place from some misunderstanding as to the time of meeting. Janieson imagilned, it is said, that the match has to come off on Christmas Day, and was not present at the appointed hour, and Bramloy ...

... I ST. MARK'S RACES, MORPETEI. These races took place over CottingwoDd, on Easter Tuesday; steward, the Mayor. A Handicap Sweepstakes of £1 each, with £10 added, open for any horse; heats, once round and a distance; the second to save his stake. Mr Dinning's b f Mystery, by Inheritor, 4 y, 8st llbl 1 Mr Jobling named Royal Charlie, aged, 8st 71b . 2 2 Mr Gibson's bl ma Miss Georgia, 5 yrs, ...

... NEWCASTLE RACES.-ADDITION TO TIME HUN- TERS STAKES.-Mr Dinning's br. b. Jonathan, 4 years, 1001. CRICKET.---A match between- the married and single players of England, Armmenced on Monday, at Lard's Ground,Marylebone, the single winning by three wickets. HENLEY ?? ---The match between Matthew Cook, of Osford, and T. Coombes, of London, for 50t, was won by Cuok.-Diamond sculls for gentlemen, ...

... INTELLIGENCE EXFRA. NEWCASTLE MEETING, 1849. Entries for the NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE Lord Eglinton a b c Lugar, by Touchstone, 3 yrs -- oh c Bolas, by The Provost, 3 yrs Mr Brunton D3 bl c Wensleydale, by Inheritor, 3 yrs Mr Parker Da bi c Nnnnykirk, by Touchstone, 3 yrs Mr Yates na b h Joc-o'-Sot, by Hetmona Platoff, 6 yrs Lord Stanley's br f Canezou, by Melbourne, 4 yrs Colonel Anson's b h ...

... ?? Bishop Auckland Dun Cow and Counden Cricket Clubs, played their first match this season, on Monday last, on the ground of the former at Bishop Auckland,for bl aside and aball,whicb, after a well-contested game, was won by the Auckland players by 11 notches. The Counden players were the favourites at the start. The bowling of both parties was excellent, especially the Auckland men, two ...

... I GsODWOOD RACES. TUIESDAY, J ly 28.-Thll Craven Stakes of 10 sovs. each; mile ands quarter; nine subs. Mr Bowes's Mickletoii Maid, 4 yrs., (Conolly), 1; Duko of Rich- mond's Mtus, aged, *2; Mr Payne's Welfare, Syrs., 3; Lord Eglinton's Interlude, 3 ylrs., 4; Mr Byn'?s Gaxry oiln,3 ?? 'The Lavant Stakes of 50sovs. each, .30 forfeit, for two-ycar-old colts, 8st 71b, and fillies 8st 31b.; ...