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 Tie Races, oyer the Little Rock Course commenced on Monday last. Many per- sons from distant parts of the Territory, and the adjoining states, were in attendance; and the horses brought upon the turt, were more than respectable. Ne had much sport, indeed mere than was anticipated, and every thing passed off pleasantly and agreeably.

 The first day's purse, $f0o, three mile heats, was taken by MT. Tunstalfs hay stallion, VOLCANO, years old, by Stock holder, dam the Forest Maid, without conl- petition.

 Second day, two mile heats, purse $250 two entries, viz: Mir. TunstaPs gray stallion, Greyhound, years old, by sir Richard Tonson, full brother to Monsieur Tonson, dam by Archy; and Mr. Leech's sorrel horse Ssiuerheels. The race was won with great ease, and in handsome style, by Greyhound. On the last mile 2nd round, Greyhound bolted, and lost three or four hundred yards, but the rider succeeded in reigning him into the track again, overlook and passed Silyerheels, anc won the heat by 50 or 50 yards.

 Third day, mile meats, purse $l5o-twc entries, viz: Mr. Outlaws bay stallion

 Bulteer; and Mr. Danly's mare, the Coo sts itly. fi'y This lis race was sell contested, aas won by the former on the third heat-tht mare won the first and run him to the throa

 latch on the second heat.

 ' We had great sport yesterday-fourtl

 day-M Mr. Tunstall entered his horse Fol caao against the field for the entrance mo ney (Sl40) of the three preceding days races, mile heats, the best three in five.-- Siirerheets, belonging to Mr. Leech; Blue skin, belonging to Mir. Steele; and Jack son, belonging to Col. w. Rector, were en ', tered.to compete for the purse. Volcan,

 won the first third and fourth heats--win hing the purse.

 I The track is in good condition, and tn,

 weather remarkably fine.

 