Sporting Intelligence,
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RACES on THE UNION COURSE L.. THE approaching
Fall Of the ~ Y. Jockey Club promise to be of
considerable interest, and on Tuesday next
MIR Kirkmans stable in the charge OF Van Leer, com
prses Jeannetteau Latunah and Marchioness Mr. Iars
Fashion, Mariner, stany Eclipse Delanore and Lang
ford colt; the stables Of Capt Stockton Gin James Van
Matters hands) and Charles Lloyd Van Mater has the
Langford and three four of his get with Mercer ETC.
Lloyd has Clarion, Esta and two or three more Mr.
Hare OF Petersburg, r. r. Johnson of Baltimore and
very likely another gentlemans stable expect
ed II is understood that Marchoness Mariner Patsey
Anthony and Wilton Brown will start In the three mile
heats stake carrying : yr old weights On the four
ford and another will start The horses which run for
the three mile stake at liberty to start for either Of
the club purses, consequently of them may
go in the four mile race.


TRorriSc MAroH.-A trotting match in harness three
miles and repeat for $500 aside came off in Olmstead
Cleveland Ohio on the l4th inst between Mr. Sholrs
Cleveland Bell Ringer and Mr.. Howdens Paine syille
Dave Tod Bell Ringer won both heats and proved con-
ciuslvely That Dave Tods step is too slow take the
stakes The first trotted in beautiful styI tho
horses starting togetherBell Ringer gained and


nally leading some fifteen rods The second heat Dave
Tod lead off Bell Ringer broke up losing cons;dsrs
PIE distance hnger soon picked up her feet however
4 past as easy as rolling off log'


CRIcxET.-The Newark Cricket Club will meet eleven
members OF St Georges Cricket Club on their ground
on the Bloomingdse Road, tomorrow, for a match re-
Gently made Another match will be play in Ne wark
between the same parties, the Monday morning fol-
lowing. This wholesome sport is ecoma quite fash
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| MATCH BETWEEN LADY SUFFOLK ABp Mo cow-Tbie
affair announced to come of tomorrow on the Beacon
Course is postponed in all probability the challenge
OF Moscow for 81 000 will be accepted on her behalf
The about the previous match between these two
fine animals is fast subsidng Sober second thought
must and will prevail


ERRORS CoRREcTEp.-The Courier and ENQUIRER
few days since gave the following. 1t would be
difficult tor any one, II they tried, to put so many
blunders together IN so short a compass
We received, some days ago fine large lithograph
OF the great trotng match between Peytona and Fash
ion, over the Beacon Course, the 18th Of May very
| spirited representation


First II was no trotng match second il did not
come OIL over the Beacon Course; third, no trottlng
match came OIL on that day; fourth the affair is any
thing but correct, tasteful or "sprlted" affair of
What took place on the 18th of May on the Union
Course, L. l., In the between Peytona and
! Fashion.


SPECULATION IN MALAGA FRUIr-On Wednesday
evening, II became known that large purchases of
Malaga iru 10 arrive had been made and the bar
that passenger, dealer frnt had tandeo
from the Great Britain when at Holmes Hole came IN


the city, made arrangements for purchases and i'm
mediatey proceeded to New York where IL said no
be the way, before the 7h ult On the arrival Of the
Great Brain letters those interested in the trade found
the Of the sudden demand These letters were 10
the 18th u and stated that the 5h violent thunder.
storm broke Malaga its environs and all along the
coast the rain falling IN torrents for ten hours doing
great damage, particularly TO the Sun and Muscstel
raisins which in the drying frames At first
reported that half the crop more destroyed
Some accounts one-third Prices had risen greatly
SO being demanded for blue mark casks, So 20 for
black mark and 81 80 per box forMuscate rasns-Bos-
ton .4dUerttser.