... ISPORTING INTELLIGEN'C 1lO ' - N EIIWTON R&84-ozrama Ar. 7 f C ~~(srraasGourwn . The Rarrln1len P1818 (NHudleap) Of 100 mer for *11050g; ad ?? winters extra;i Rod ?? In, about five farings. by ia y A b -s ?? ?? ?? . . .. . 1 in Worthllen .. ?? ?? ?? .. i Seven tran. The LTbo, Park Stakeeof 1Io soW each, h ft. withi e4 if if thrde ru for two year Olds; calts sit tilb. 1ille ano ,ie geldingp ...

... TRAMORE STEEPLECHASMES-1Tjr1 AND 12TH DBu. (VeoBr OUR OORRESPoNDENT.) Weights for the Handicap Stakes of t Sovs each; 501. added. Accept-nsees to be declared to Mr. Whelan, Tramoro, before nine o'clock pe. tn. on 9th December. Daisy, 0 yrs, list 71b. j'eauli, 4 yrs, lst Sib. Fairplay, 4 yrs, lost 41b. Pmceress, 4 yrs, lst. Kafuselem, 0 yrs, fist 101, |Deerhound, 4 yrs, 8sat 121b Sultan, 4 yrs, ...

... 'SPO-TING ' D iTULic(1NCL. ! ' '~HAY R1PDE6N 1RACES iThe'T seke of d Mdv. e1oh, with S XdidI a ?? for' B.ge; elung allowance.. 1 nito. !Pae do Charge ?? .. , a I lghtsran. The imaor Stlake. of 5 GoY eaob, with 30 added; for two year old,; coltb, 8t 10b Ilee, Sst 71b-; Winner to be sol elfa r, ile. Osprey I . ?? ?? 1 ?? ?? .. 2 Cordella XIlly *- ?? ?? ?? .. a 1 Thelrpeuden'haudlcap of 11$ NT'a ...

... AINTHEE 1IACES-Y-MFTERDDY. IBY TXL2:aBmPH ) AIntree Plato ot 6O sova, for two yoar olds and upwards; T Y C. half a Uo. Davrdlo .. ?? . I Bassoon ?? ?? .. ,. 2 Ire PoFwer . .. ?? ?? 8 Four ran. A Hurdle Handicap of 5 soya each, 2 It (to the fund), with to added; penalties sed allowances; mile aud a half, over tour hurdles 4 a subs. Prick, aged, Iost laib ?? . I'rrle. Donna, 4 yro, ?? 1etb (toe ...

... SPORTI1NG INTELLIGENCE. I LATEST BETTING. (From our Special CIeoodeaO.) (BY FREEMAN SPECIAL WIRE.) London, Saturday Evening, The strong demand for tho two iavouiltes broaght the Cbester Cup toa dead lock, and ?? wag divided bt- tween the -mcolnsbl-e Bandicap and tho Grasd National, each event affording eome not:ceable chanzes, For the drst event Sycee, Monarch ao the Glen, Islam and Lady ...

... SPORTING INTELLIG CB. TATTERSALL'S BEIT1G-YESTsrODUAY. thY ORODINARY TLEGR&PeH) The Derby 1,000 to 200 agat Wild Oats Ct). BUNTlING APPOLNTMRNTS JAN uARY. The Waro tUlon'Holulds-13th, Danboyne; 16th, Nor- rnan's Grove-gate; 1Sh, Ashboarae; 20th, Priestown, Cross-roads; 23rd, Blacla-bull; 25th, Blackhall; 27th, 3int. mile Stone, Ashbournoroad; 30th, Kilrue-gate. At 1. The Kildare Hounds-12th, ...

... HUNIG ,APOM_ . . (IJAvnT Ward Union Hconl- is da,, S. Bat&aUSown ation; W nday, 5, the Flathouse Saturday, 8, Nine-roll 8Bne, A rhbomnO rad; Monday, 19, Drumree Station; WEdne8day, 12, NOrmsas Groire Gate (Clonae); Saturday, 15, HIMe Iron Gate; Monday, 17, Batteretown Station; Wednesday, 19, RIght'mile Store, Aahboune road; Sat* E day, 22, The Mayas; Monday, 24, DnromMee taton; Wed- nesday, 26 ...

... I OPTING INTELtaiECE. I MARKErT MOVEMRNTh-Nh OTTINGH-I SELEC- TIONS. f 0 - Londoe, Tuesday. e After showing scome signs of retrogression in the quo- tations the Doctor has again come utrp-,5 to it for the 1 Liverpool Steeplechase; ?? isalnost friend- e lessatt2Gtol; ?? furthriracedefltosthe for lorn price of 1W to L There can now be hardly a shadow of doubt with respect t4 Hoinas's lot, and ...

... THE FRENCt BALTIC FLEET. A French correspondent of the Daily News, writing from Copenhagen on the 7th instant, says: -Out of respect for the neutrality of Denmark, Admiral Bonet-Willaumer has anchored most of his ships several miles from the shore, in the full tideway. Every precaution is taken against sur- prise in this exposed situation, and the ser- vice-of thesquadron is maintained n as ...

... SPORTING IN TEWOGlNCE. 1 PUNCHESTOWN RACES. (From our Correspondent) ORDER OF nRh'fG--fIS DAuY. Match (Ruft.) ?? .. - L30 ..I~ldare Hunt Cup - ' *2.. Grand Military .. ?? 235 Prince of Wales' Plate ?? ?? ?? t Foxhunter . .. ?? . Droghe ?? ?? , ,, 4.10 Match (Atilrese) . - . £1 . Light We .EROND DAY, Light Weitt Military .. ..L15 Coil Ce ItO Do , . .. ?? t .: Uitd Service . ?? 4.10 Me. Clanye ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGE\TCE. OLD ROCK RACES-YBsTARDAY. (From our Correspoadent.4 The wind-up was most cheering, and matters on yes- terday were highly interesting and enlivening. The fields were much larger, and, on the whole, the proceed- ings bore the aspect which we were accustmeld-d to wic- ness a couple of years ago. Several fimprovements are. no believe, in course of etintesplation on the ...

... f I . I CROYDON RACES -Yzfsfs=Dn. SPECIAL TELEGRAII, (Frm our own' Cor podmt) Therewas a great fatling off ?? of the company on the ceonuding day of the Croydon Meeting but the weatherl continuged fine and sport was quite as good as that witnessed previously., Fair eldscontested various-items, and Mr Brayley was amini unfortanate with Mieshipman, who gt seceoxdfor the weight for age. Hurdle ...