Sporting Intelligence.
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TRoTTING MATCHES OVER THE CENTREvILLE
CouRsE YEsTERpAY.-Some of the best trotipg
that ever took place in this vicinity came
of yesterday The attendance was in accordance;
some 500 or 600 Of the most choice spirits were
present. The course was in first rate order, and
every thing was as could be wished.


The first race was a sweepstakes of 450 dollars,
ten miles in harness, each having l45 lbs for which
the following were entered-


Geo Ferguson, Of Albany, names b. m. Fanny jerks.
@ Metzzer names. .ch g. Neptune
Z. D. Bertine names. Dix m MISS fortune
VIM Webber names. DIX. h. Tom Thumb.


Mr. Bryantdrov Fanny jerks, in black jacket
and grey cap-Mr. Metzser in a red and black
jacket and blue cap, and Col Bertine in brown
jacket and black cap. AT the onset Berne lead
round the bottom at slow pace, closely waited on
by the others, each bidIng their time /; but at the
top Bryant went in front and came to the judges
stand two lengths in advance They kept in this
position round for the I'd mile, and came to the
Judges stand much as before. The four or five
other rounds were very similar. Ii was very evi-
dent that Bryant had il all his own way, from
what afterwards took place, he coming in at the
end OF the tenth mile some five or SIX lengths in
advance-Col. Bertne second. The other two
some ten or twelve lengths behind, completing the
ten miles in about % minutes SO seconds.


Immediately after match Of S20O-our mile heats in
harness.


Cornell names .gr & Grey Eagle.


r. Bumstead names b. z. Sleepy Davy.


This was rather one-sided affair; Sleepy Davy
had It all his own way throughout, winning with
apparent ease the two heats in l3 Is
In consequence of the shades of evening over.
spreading, the next match announced did not come
off