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Great Pegton Stakes.-The most com and authentic report of this interesting n which came off at Nashville, on the I inst, is contained in the following letlel the Louisville Journal:

 Nashville, Oct TO- nig3

 Conference.-The contest for the g < Peyton stake,o over the Nashville cod to-day, was one of extraordinary interest excitement Only four horses were brol to the stand, the other entries being forla| The purse is reported to be worth full h| fre housand dollars. The candidates| this magnificent prize were of the Glenl Luzborough, Skylark, and Plenipo ssotl the first entered by Thomas Kirkman, of Florence, Alabama the second, by B. Peyton; the third, by Hon. A. Barrow H. M. Clay, Esq; and the fourth, by VI Hampton, Esq. Four mile heats.

 Before the race, Hampton's colt, He'd was decidedly the favorite but ill thl !" "knowing ones' were taken in; nor r| they less unfortunate in {. hedging,n afteI first heat, upon Barrow x Clay's. heats Sixteen miles, were necessary oI termine the conflict; the third and last ls won by Kirknan's.

 Our limited knowledge of the turf will | authorize more than a brief report of the ! der of the heats.

 Peyton stake, S5,O00 entrance, SlI forfeit, four year olds, four mile heats, t subscribers:

 Thomas Kirkman's ch. f., by Glen

 COG, dam Giantess, by Leviathan, 33 Wade Hampton's ch. C., by Pleni- N pc, dam Delphine, by Whisker, l'I A. Barrow's oh. C., by Skylark, dam Fl Lilac, by Leviathan, lS1 B. Peyton's b. f., by Luzborough, dam Black Maria, by Eclipse, A

 Time, 8:52-8:50-8:33-S:52. ln very heavy.