ANOTHER GREET POST MATCH FOR TWENTY

 THOUSAND DOLLARS A SIDE.
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 We have great pleasure in announcing to il q Sporting World thai there ia every prospect of an. other great Post Match being made up between THE NORTH and THE SOUTH, fer f,Oenty h1usand dollars side-to of in May nexi, lhe Un- ion Course, L ng Island s.The North" is under stood to comprise all that section of the Union north of the Roanoke -"ihe Souih," m like man. ner, all south and south west of that rIver.

 In lieu of making a match between the rival cham pions of the North and Souih-Fashnn sand PeytO- na-who are universally acknowledged to be at the head of the Turf, in their respective sections oi country, the parties have entered into post match to insure race each being at liberty tc name his horse at the post. This post match has been made up by lhe particular friends of Fashon and Peytona, of course with the sole view of bringing them together, but should accident occur 10 either the match cannot, under any circumstances, fall through.

 The Sou,h will he represented certainly by the stable of Mr. Kirkham, of Alabama, which compri- ses Pey tnna, Jerry Lancaster JeannetteRn, Sariin Liahiunah, Grace, enne. and others ,kand very pos sibly by the Sonth Carolina stable of ''ihe Grafton of the American Turf"

 The North, relying mainly on Fashion, will be supported by strong corps tir from Virgil" ia and Maryland, under the command of"Old Nap, VI in person. and those famous Generals of Division Messrs Hare and Thompson The laiier on three C. urses, and with four horses. won eighteen races out of yhrec-quiIe equal to the most brilliant victories of Napoleon's Generals during the Consu. late.

 We understand that liberal Purses will be given for Two Spring Meetings-May and June-on the Union Course, and that Spring Meetings will also be held ai the Camden and Trenton Courses, both o which have gone into new hands. As as otheI arrangements concluded, the Purses and Stakes will be advertised at ength.-lN. Spirit of the Times, 18th inst.