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4 Race against Iime.-A man, whose name we could not learn, says the New York Signal, made a bet the other day of 1 900, that he could ride 300 miles in 24 consecutive hours, on many different horses, over the Beacon course, near Hoboken, New Jersey. The bet was taken and he commenced at 6 o'clock on Thursday evening-accomplished 200 miles in the first l2 hours, and yesterday at five minutes after o'clock completed the task-beng 8 minutes within the time, and winning the bet. It is supposed that he suffered somewhat by the enter prise. This we are told is the greatest distance ever performed in the time in this country, or we believe England, where 279 miles is the great est distance if our advice is correct, that has ever been accomplished in 24 consecutive hours.