Sporting Intelligence.
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The SECOND GREAT MATCH BETWEEN PEYroNA
AND FASHION considerable excitement exists, par
tcularly in the sporting circles, to know whether
Peytona is able to retain the laurels she has won
from Fashion Doubtless, there will be great as
sembage on the Camden course, on Wednesday
next, when the affair comes Off Philadelphia Bal
timore, Washington and adjacent parts will be well
represented on the occasion. Nor will New York
be behind in numbers present-all that take the
slightest interest in sporting matters in this city and
neighborhood talk of being present. Fashion and
Peytona are now on the ground in fine order the
friends of each being quite confident. Considerable
betting has already taken place in that vicnty-the
supporters of each of the animals arc taking the
most triling odds against their favoritc-both are in
such good favor that their is ne telling which has
the call, if either has, The may be said OF the
betting in this neighborhood, all! parties are very shy
in their offers. As to the betting on time, to il
taken that it is done in I'm. 38s 8 to that it is
done in I'm 3is even that it is done under I'm. 35s
There is more doing on time than on the horses


The following are in attendance MIR. Laird, in
addition to Fashion, with Stanley Eclipse, Pelawan
and two others; Mr.. Kirkman with .Janneleau Liza
tunah, Sartin and Cracovienne; Mr.. Hare with
Patsy, Anthony and three others Mr.. Ten Broeck
with Maria Peyton and Martha Washington Mr.
Pucket with Miss Robinson and two others MIR.
Van Mater has four; Mr.. Lloyd three, and Mr.
Conover, Dunvegan and Livingston Mr.. Shaw,
two; Mr.. Town, two; Peyton, X. Johnson, the
Colonel, Victor, &c.


These promise to make one of the best meetings
that has ever taken place in the North for many
years past The course has been much improved,
and at present is in first rate order. No pains is
being spared to make every thing as it should be.
There is very little doubt but that the sport afforded
will amply repay the trouble and expense of the
trip