The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-06 00:00:00

THE INDIAN BUDGET.

7RAINING REPORTS.

Epsom..—On Wednesday Tomlinson was out early with
Rampart, Fairfax, Ennui-,lina, Tim Hogan, First Duke,
and Mercury, who all galloped the mile twice. He then
sent David, Inheritance, and Tott a steady gallop of two
miles and a half. Forster sent Epsom, Salamis, and Chivalry
two nice spins of a mile, and Nannie went a steady two
mile and a half gallop by herself. Reeves's lot merely
did healthy canters, except Adventuress and Seleucu.,
who went a good gallop of a mile. G. Searle galloped
Lord Warwick, White Hart (late Crosslanes colt) and
Sailor Boy (late Vitriol). Hughes sent Melinda, Ambi-
tious, Redcap, Warrior, Seringapatam, and Pt.wderhain
pipe-openers of about a mile each time. Martin sent Do-
mino and Copenhagen a good two mile gallop. Thurs-
day.---NightiLgall was busy with Elector, Adolphus, Laird
of Scotland, and Cecil. The last named has been doing
plenty of good work, is a grand mover, and getting very
fit. Reeves did the mile twice with Sir Oliver, °bedding-
ton, Nanny Thormanby, Seleucus, and six or seven two
year olds. Tomlinson was again busy with his team.
Potter's man did well with Helice, Balder, Northill, Roque-
fort and Lizzie Hexam. Friday.-- Reeves sent Sir Oliver,
Cheldington, Nanny Thormanby, Seleucus, Golden Hair,
Conservative, Candour, Wedding Chimes, Skittles, Two
by Honours, and Pate two or three nice mile gallops, J.
Nightingall again gave Elector, Adolphus, Laird of Scot-
land, and Cecil some good work, and South Hatch, Alar-
mer, Dunphain, Apathy, Aversion, and Molly Carew colt
did the mile twice. Sherwood did well with Charlatan,
Otho, Malcolm, Bonnie Katie, Antias, Master Dick, Prince
Henry, Mrs. Jones, and Claribel. Carter galloped Queen
Esther, the Baroness, and Prince Paul.
LAMBOURNE.—On Tuesday the following of the Bussley
horses went to White Horse Hill :- Miss Hayes, Phoebus,
North Briton, Belladrum, St. Muogo, Crocus, Disguise,
Idston,• Sunlight, Sunshine, colt by Newminster out of
Eltham's dam, colt by Marsycs out of Symmetry, filly by
Thormanby out of Masquerade, filly by Dundee out of
Zaidee, filly by Lord of the Isles out of Lady Lurewell,
filly by Cramond out of Sempstress, and a filly by Lord
of the Isles out of Miss Ann. They allovent through a
fair amount of work. Belladrum did his fair amount of
work in company with North Briton, Phoebus doing the
same for Crocus. Wednesday.—The same lot came on the
near downs, but there was not much done, as the weather
was very bad. Phoebus led the young ones two cantors
of half a mile. Belladrum and the rest of the team were
by the side of the plantation. Thursday.—The same lot
came out except the filly out of Miss Ann, and they wont
to Hinton. down, where North Briton led the young ones
a smart canter of three-quarters of a mile. After some
walking exercise, North Briton and Belladrum came to
the end of the gallop, and North Briton led Belladrum a
nice steady gallop of something like a mile and three -
quarters. Phoebus led St. Mungo and Crocus a little over
the same distance.
ITEDNESFORD.— Those doing most work aro Kidder-
minster, Melody, Agile, Ettrick, Master Tom, Venice,
Official Assignee, Fly filly, filly by Neptunus, Orion, and
Uncas. The last two go along in fine style. Hopwood's
Lord Ha tings, Side Drum, Wynnstay, Surprise, filly by
Sawyer, filly by Oxford, and a colt by Umpire are in good
work. The latter has not made so much progress as I ex-
pected. Wright's Flying Scud, Lawyer filly, and Arran
are doing good work, but Sundew is a little off. Eskrett's
Masquer, Emily, colt by Hadji, Jenny Mills, Edinburgh,
Brother to Tim Bobbin, Dean of York, Newminster filly,
Musical Bell, Linen Draper, and Burgundy are doing good
work.

MALTON.-At Thirsk, in the Hambleton Plate, Light
Cloud, The Clipper, and Amendment are engaged. The
last-named is the best from here. Mowbray Stakes —We
have Callipwdia and Bucchanalian, and I give the first-
named the preference. In the Sowerby Plate we have
Policy, Queen of Beauty, Malta, and Queen of York. The
two first-named will be absentees, and as regards the other
she is at Catterick. In the Thirsk Handicap we have
Toison d'Or, Viscount, and My Lord; they are all well,
and whichever they select will be found handy. In the
Falcon Plate I see Little 80-Peep, Janet Rawcliffe, The
Cure colt, and Lyttleton. The three first-named are well
and fit to run, but Lyttleton will be an absentee. At the
post I should give the preference to The Cure colt, and
next to him Little 80-Peep. This day (Thursday) Za-
polya and Barna Bimbo left for the Continent, accom-
panied by Walter Oram, who will train and ride them.
RICHMOND. —At Thirsk on Tuesday, in the Hambleton
Plate, we have Caprera. Flora, Annie Stewart, Retort,
Bete Noir, Number Nip, The Prior, Rodney, Moscow,
Levena, Valtz, and Annie. It is uncertain yet which runs
Catterick is over, but J may here state Elliott ought
to win with whatever he selects, my own choice being
Annie, for she is very fast, fit, and well. Hunt Cup.—
Lancaster's running at Catterick will tell what chance he
may have. Thirsk Handicap.—We have Caprera, Flora,
Hector, Retort, Prior, Rodney, and Moscow. Hero again
Elliott ought to win. Falcon Plate.—Mr. Cowen's La-
ve!! or Clarionette should win.

CHlLTON.—Arit;:tham, Stevens has Chateau Mar-
gaux and Albatross:engaged. The first-named is going
on well, and is sure to take a lot of beating, but I don't
think much of Albatross. Cameroon and Kieksey Winksey
are also doing well for their coming engagements, and
both go well. M.A. and Mimus will be wanted shortly
by the work they are doing. Actrea, Out-and-Outer; and
Precious metal continue doing regular work, and a bigger
rogue than Out-and-Outer never was, as he will only try
just when it suits him. • Careful (3 yrs) has been sold for
a hack, and has left Stevens's stable.
FINDON.—AII our horses are doing well, and although
Romping Girl, as I stated in my last, has been in physic,
the mare is well, and as sound as a roach. Notwithstand-
ing Guy Dayroll won like a good horse at Epsom, ho is far
from being the best two year old at Findon.
Fyn-ELD.— Thursday—Taylor had along string of horses
out, and they are all going on first rate. Our horses en-
gaged at Croxton Park are all well.
MlDDLEHAM.—Pretender, our Derby horse, is looking
fresh and well. Of those loft at home, the following have
done well for Thirsk :-Inon, Ritualist, Mysotis, Bard of
Erin, King's Cross, Rob Roy, Queen of Beauty, Flying
Jib, Nectarine, and Apemantus.

LEWES.—The following horses of Drewitt's are doing
good work :—The Scout, Wanderer, Witless, Perdita,
Buccaneer filly, Young Fenton, Bretby, Ethus, Workman,
Wrestler, Watteau, Winchilsea, Elsham, Prince Leopold,
and Ironstone. Ethus goes beautifully, and I think better
every day, and a finer-tempered animal was never trained.
If he keeps well he will be very hard to beat for the
Derby.—Sporting Life.

The following officers of the Senate Chamber
have been nominated:—John R. French of North Carolina
for Sergeant at Army, to succeed George F. Brown, John
M. Morris of Connecticut for Executive Clerk in place
of Dewitt 'C. Clark, and A. M. Clapp of Buffalo to
be public printer in place of John D. Defrees, the intimate
friend of the Vice-President: Mr. Clapp is now said to be
ineligible unless he selLs his newspaper, the Buffalo
Express.

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We have already noticed Sir Richard Temple's financial
statement. Full details by the India mail shew that there
was a deficit of 14 millions in 1867-68, and that for the
year now closing there will be a def cit of 2 millions.
The revenues for 1869.70 are estimated at 49 1-3
millions, and the ordinary expenditure at 49 millions ;
in addition to which there will be "extraordinary
expenditure for reproductive works,' set down at 3i
millions. To make up the amount requ'red, loans to the
extent of five millions are to be raised-3d being to meet
new debt, one for renewal of old debt, and half a million
to meet possible temporary deficiencies. The Ponzlay
Gazette deprecates the continued resort to loans. It is the
weak part of Sir R. Temple's Budget that he repeats the
fashionable mistake.