Sporting Intelligence.
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WITHDRAwAL.--The match made Lady Suffolk
against time, which to off to-day the Bea
Course will not take place, the match made
to be draw in of storm


TRoTTISG THE UNION CoURsE, l.. There was
pretty good attendance ths track yesterday to wit
ness the contest between Americus Moscow and Ouch
ess, for purse Of $500. The betting most lively
Duchess the favorte against either Of the others at 10
3 Amercus against Moscow at to 8. The following
is the result -


George spcer's b. &. Americus. ....l o


VIM. Whelans br m. Duchess. ..... o 3


?. Hunts b. &. Moscow. ........... "a


ime-5:as-5:l7t--


Moscow showed himself a most dangerous animal to
20 against. He will yet astonsh the knowing ones
There was second trot between Ephraim Smooth and
Spotted Arab, mile heats, best out of g. The horses
were placed as follows:


am onoo" ....'..l
Tme-lst heat 3m 4s2d, On 50s3d, 3m 2s-4th I'm sos.
This was an interesting trot and was sharply contest
ed Some dollars changed hands on the occasion.


FALL RACES OVER THE UNION CouRss.-Mr. Kirkman's
stable comprising Latunah Marchioness and Jeannet
sau, are now on their way to the Union Course Long
Island The races this course commence on Tues
day, the 2lst, and continue three days.


EXTRAORDINARY PERroRMANcE.-The Lady Budding
ton hne and untried pacing mare, owned by Mr sam
uel Bishop, Church street, New Haven. was driven 70
Guiord on Saturday last, and back again, distance ~
miles IN 800 pound wsgon, with two men IN ~ 10 TN rhe
short space Of two hours and fifty hve minutes. Inc
first nine miles performed in 35 minutes, winning
the sum Of fifty doliars-drivcn by Edwin Parmeiee-N
Hspen Courier.