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SPORTING MATcBE3.--In a few days more we ,ha have the result of the second contest between Peytona and Fashion, over the Camden Course.- The Spirit of the times of the 24th ult. says The Philadelphia and Camden Races will com mence on Tuesday next, the 27th inst and continue three days.

 There will be two races each day. The sport can hardly fail to he much attractive than that offered last week on Long Island, as The Colonel,

 Pat'ty Aaho'ny, Duayesa", and several other good have been reserved expressly for this meeting

 But the great feature of the meeting will be the

 cond contest between Peytona and Fashion, who are Four mile heats for the Jockey Club Purse of $1 ,0OO, on "Wednesday next. Those wko were prevented from seeing their great match. will now have opportunity of witnessin second contest for the Championship of the Turf, of surpassing n- | terest. Fashion has improved so much since her match that her friends have rallied, and are joined by many of Peytona's packers. The South ern mare, however, is about as formidable as ever. Still, we have seen Ga right smart of money" laid out "eyen' this week, on Fashion ps Pey tona, play or pay, and It would not surprise us if Fashion was the fav0rte before the start It W III be an ceedingly doubtful race-cOndiion must dec de it. was the case in the match. Both, we are happy to state, are doing well, and the course IS in fine order. we anticipate faster than that on Long island.

 Fashion, with her stable companion, left town for Mir. Laird's on Monday last, but will probably la.,ve there for Camden to-day. Van Leer, with Mir. kirkman's string started for Camden direct, "Wednesday morning. By the way, "speaking of gunsP' Van Leer had very narrow escape on Saturday morning last, from being "knocked into the middle of several weeksu' While walking h < horses that morning, JeaDnetteau being alrt ad plated for her with Fashion, Van Leer om pa"ed them short distance, by the side of P, yto. na, who was close behind Jeanneleau. As Va Leer told Us the story, appears that Peytona dis covered that Jeannetteau had her s'pumps"-,idel cit her "plates'-on. and was dirgusied th her trainer should th.k of starting Jeannetteau II itsa of herself agains, Fashion, that watching her DO tunty, she Iashed out with both hind legs, and caught Van a "vent bio" with one foot equal to that received by Billy Patterson. which laid open one of his eyebrows, making gash an inch long!- Van Leer's escape was most providenia; had he been an inch nearer to the mare, had she hit him an inch nearer the centre of his forehead, he would l... l. I~l .n.t. ,lx