The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-17 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

LEWES.—EtIIS continues in good health and goes;;J
he does his g llops from a mile and a half to a wile 1
three-quarters every day, led by Wrestler or Witnes'
bt
should certainly like to see him go a little faster ills 01
does, as it is drawing near to the Derby. I have Pet
seen him have a sweat ; in fact, I have never seen Pre
sweat one of his horses. It is reported here that
will be sent to Newmarket to be tried.
filly„ Antie!
STAN
TON.—At Bath we have Lady Evelyn -- to,
for the Somersetshire Stakes and Dyrham Park Plate' re,/
she will not stand any chance. Lady of Croo me is eP,tetspi
for the Phillips Park Plate, and will about land. ',l'd
Stand Plate.— Salliet, Parma, Palmitine, and La
Croome are engaged, and whichever is wanted will
Salliet and Parma are also in the City Handicap 111,4
STOCKERIDGE.—On Friday Scottish Queen led,qr
Foote about a mile and a half at a good pace. Bath •I`ol
ing.—Three Year Old Biennial.—Miss Foote, Boaster,
Blucher are in; the first named will be the best fro,' 1 tot
Two Year Old Biennial.—Gossamer f., Lord C110'"e
Stanhope, Lucy Bertram, and Lady Somerset filly
but neither will run with any chance of winning. 9i; t
fort Cup.—Scottish Queen will not run. Bath Ilse!,
—Pompeii will ba sure to run well. County Dieraber.;tl
Cock of the Walk, Red Rice, Blucher, and Porte'
well, and whithever they trust will be bad to beet.
FYFIELD.—At Bath, in the Somersotshire StalCe,f;')
have Punishment engaged. The mare is fit and well
1 think she ought to bo near winning. Seveo.ait'o
Biennial Stakes.—Heatherbell, Kate Cov6ntry, J.117,it!
and La Belle Helene are engaged. Heatherbell and J 11..
have been amiss ; the last-named will be our beet II:00
think she has a great chance, as she is so well just uOl
Eighteenth Biennial Stakes.—lntimidation colt, Cs?
filly, Bluebell, Walter, Bob, and Hetty filly are 814;0i
I like Bluebell the best, but of course I cannot egitpii°
may be the owner's intention on the day. Boew'ctict'
the Derby, is going on all right, and is greatly irorr°
I think he will beat more than beat him.

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CROP PROSPECTS.—We believe there was
before so large an area of our country in wheat at thigol
son as now, and that sowed last fall is looking renl3l
well. Unless some disastrous blight shall yet bees Of
enced we shall harvest more wheat in 1869 that
former year. And on all this Atlantic slope a verYtotia!
breadth has already been sown to spring grain, whil°,lol4'
laud is now in preparation for Indian corn. Our or" V
are just bursting into bloom, and the promise of fill
especially peaches—is remarkably good.— Tribune. tba
Montreal is suffering much distress Iroo IV,
effects of the great flood in the St. Lawrence river'o,o"
police are engaged in distributing bread from beats, t 0°
are paddled through the streets covered by waier:s ;tli
depth of two, four, and in some places six feet. OOP
relief parties passed along the streets, the windows oroo'
houses were filled with women and children, clel3:ll4`,fl‘,
for bread. The most destitute lived in the lanes 0_
yards. Families were found lying together on tlr, .joY
covered with bed-clothes, and thus, by the 11- At/
warmth, endeavouring to resist the pangs of WI
Public Ledger. Oer
LITERARY.—It is stated that the number Of If
man newspapers published in the United StaieelV,
250, about 50 of them being dailies, of which souse lO'
considerable circulation. The St. Louis liresall4l 011,,
Senator Schurz's piper, in its circulation is eVelieep4
by one paper in English of that city, the Missouri 't Ow,
can. All the leading German papers of the Wee 01?
fished at Chicago, St. Louis, and Cincinnati, are 136
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can in politics.
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