Sporting InteIli9ence.
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TRorriro ON THE CENTREuLLK CouRsE, YEsrERDAY.--
very interesting tro o above, which caused
some excitement being the greatest number Of horses
that have together in affair during the
1t for purse $780, three mile heats, in harness.
and closed with i've entries.


Thomas Howland entered. .bi m Marianni.
H. Van Lew. b. g. Hsndrick Hudson.
Z. Corson DE- m os.sey 5sker-


The betting pr.vioa. to tn: start Il favor Of sss
sey Baker but at the end of the first heat Peter Smith
oecsme sns svors es'a sb Inc - contIIn
T. Howand's Marianni. ...2
w. Banhan's Nell Gwynn. .... ....s
C. Corsons Betsey Baker = dist
H. Van Lewis Hendrix Hudson. drawn


Time s:29-6:25. Won easy.


TRorrISc ON THE BEACON CoURsE, Honor KEN--A match
particular interest among the sporting gentry and bet
ting runs hgh-Henry Clay the favorte. Two purses
entered The whole promises good sport, well worthy
Of witnessing.


Mr. Kirkman with his stable consisting Of Jeanneteau
Liatunah and Marchioness has arrived here and
on Long Island Jeanneteau will probably be selected to
compete with Fashion for the four mile purse the
Union Course There is every prospect of fine sport at
the fall meeting, even though the big mare and old
Whitenoss will not be the ground The Jersey sta
bes are stronger than usual and the different cracks"
Fashion at the h head Will BE- very formdabs .''"s


YAcHrINo.-We take The following from the Boston
Post There is doubt but that it win be quickly
ponded to by some Of the owners OF those beautiful


NorrcK.The proprietor Of the yacht Northern Light,
having made arrangements for re6ing his yacht the
spring for light breezes would be pleased prior TO dis
mantlng to have further trials in fresh breezes,
and for this purpose proposes presenting cup of the
value Of one hundred dollars to the of any schoon
rigged yacht vessel which will ousail the North
ern Light on the wind in race of two to four hours
duration to come off in Boston Bay, in any breeze from
eight knots to double reefng The position at starting
to be- upon the weather quarter the length OF said
yacht vessel to windward the other to be the lee
bow, twice the length Of said yacht vessel ahead The
choice Of position being allowed to any yacht vesse!
equal less length deck which registers equal
less tonnage than the Northern Light No tack to be
less than thirty minutes. The Northern Light will be at
her berth, Rpleys wharf, or abreast OF Boston Light for
month"; for the purpose Of carrying out the object Of
this notice. THE OWNER OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.


Oct. 10th.


The Toronto Herald states that the annual seeple chase
comes of on the oath inst at Niagara