The Sun.
London, England, 1869-03-27 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 18(9.

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.

Closing Business
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20 Do issued at 2pm ~.. '' 5 5 4
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50 Bank of Victoria, Australia 25 37 89
10 Bank of New Zealand all 17 18
50 British North American
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London, and China all
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100 Colonial 25
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100 _Do sp. e. Deb:oB64, 30 all 71
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100 London and Brazilian, lira. 45
20 Do new 71
100 London & River Plate, lim. 40
25 Do new 10
20 London Chart. of Australia all
20 London and County 2O
50 Do new, iss at 20 p.m, 16 pd 1 l
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POLICE IIVTELLIGENCE—Thts Day

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

THE EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY IN PARK-
LANE.—Henry Chamberlain, George Jackson, John Clark,
and John Jones were charged before Mr. Knox on sus-
picion of breaking and entering the dwelling-house of
Mrs. Cohen, 32, Park-lane, and stealing therefrom a large
quantity of jewellery.

The prisoners are all well-dressed men.
Sergeant Charles Cole, C Division, said that about one
o'clock on Thursday he saw the prisoners leave a coffee-
shop, No. 75, Borough-road, and, knowing them, he fol-
lowed them through various streets, and saw them enter
a public-house, and leave and gu to the York public-house,
Borough-road ; he went to the prisoners ani told them that
he should take them into custody on suspicion of entering
houses in Park-lane and Belgravia, and having property
which he knew they had in their possession, and not
being able to give a satisfactory account how they became
possessed of them. lie then, with the as,istance of
Cane 35 C, and the officer, took the prisoner to the
Stones-end Police-station, and on searching them found
in their possession a gold watch and chain some diamond
rings, and a quantity of the property.
The sergeant here exhibited the property, which con-
sisted of jewellery of all kinds, and a handsome writing
de :k.

In answer to Mr. Knox the sergeant said that he shoald
be able to prove on the next occasion that some of the pro-
perty produced, and which was found at Jackson's lodg-
ings and elsewhere, had been stolen. Some articles of
wearing apparel and a small quantity of plate had also
been found.
Mr. Knox remanded the prisoners.

United States:
California
Nevada ..
Oregon & Wh'ton.

GOLD.

Value of
product.

$25,000,000
6,000,000
3,000,000

Idaho
Montano
Arizona
Now Mexico
Colorado
Utah,Appalachins
and other sources

5,000,0601
12,000,000'

500,000
300.000
2,000,000

Valuo of
product.

812,500,0001

Total
Valuo of
production.

2,700,0001

2,500,000

500,0001

$25,000,000
18,500,000
3,000,000
7 500,000

1000;000
500,000
300,000
2,500,u00

2,700,000

MAI-MAW REPORT'S,

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(From the Sporting Life.)
NEWMARKET, Thursday.—Wild Oats on the Bury Hill
did two canters and a half speed gallop on the race-ground
side. Ryshworth, with Chatelherault„Brother to Ravioli,
Yermak, and Vanichka, had two canters and a steady
gallop, the back way of the flat, of one mile and a quarter.
Scimitar and Martyrdom did about the same. Boulogne,
Masaniello, and a lot of others did good work. Blanton
galloped Royal Rake, Badswortb, Glen Rosa, and La Rose
about one mile. Later in the day, Captain Machell went
to the race-ground side with Vespasian, Vauban, Spider,
Robespierre, and Border Knight., and, I hear, tried them.
The following horses engaged at Epsom, have been doing
good work : —Silenus, Friday, Vauban, Ibbespierre, Border
Knight, Alpenstock, Brother t 3 Ravioli, Birthday, Bounce -
away, Matilda, Belphegor, Electricity, Coup d'Eclat, After-
math, Sagltarius, Champagne Charlie, John Davis, Blue-
skin, Ltncet, Mysotis, Chatelherault, Noyau, Aintree,
Royal hake, Conjuror, Sphynx, Miss Dayrell, Neuchatel,
La Rose, Knight of the Garter, Tornado, Masquerade (2
yrs), Crown Princess colt (2 yrs), Elferon (2 yrs), Lady
Betty (2 yrs), Fille de l'Orne (2 yrs), Prince (2 yrs), St.
Leonards (2 yrs), Stephanotis (2 yrs), Theodora colt (2
yrs), Kavarna (2 yrs), Sister to Pully Perkins (2 yrs), La
Mechante filly (2 yrs), Roquefort (2 yrs), and Tit-bit (2
sr•s). My selections fur the first day are :—T wo.Year Old
Stakes, &opt). tuotis ; City an 1 Stibut.htn, Di:lllday o:
Alpenstock; Ifeathcote Plate, the best o! Jo tseph Da wsou'o.

SrocKuttiDGE.—At Epsom in the T woYeat o.d. Stakes,
Dione, Amazon filly, and Crucifixion filly are engaged.
The first named is our best. Atonement is engaged in the
City and Suburban and Metropolitan. She has done well,
is very match improved, and I think a certain runner, and
she will be sure to take a lot of beating in the City. She
is also in the Prince of Wales's Handicap, but this will de-
pend on previous running. In the New Two Year Old
Stakes, Yule Cake colt is in, but I don't think he will run.
MIDDLEHAM.—For the Durham Handicap, Three per
Cent., The Dean, Honestish, Pretty John, and Pride of
Erin are all fit and well. The same lot, with Dick, are
also in the North Durham Handicap, and I prefer the
chances of The Dean and Pretty John. I like Eskdale
for the Elemore and Lambton Stakes, for he is a very
useful colt. Sentry is also very promising, and a rare
mover, but rather backward. Zemindar, in the Hunt
Cup, is a very good-looking horse, and it will take a clip-
per to beat him for this and his Catterick engagements.
Fleets will be bad to beat in the Hornby Handicap at Cat-
terick, and Bard of Erin will land the Borough Handicap
should he be sent. Hawkhead is the best from here for the
Zetland and Oran Stakes, and worth your readers' notice,
and the next best is Queen of Beauty. Donato will be •
bad to boat in the North Riding Hunters' Stakes, and
Charley in the North Yorkshire. Honesty, Moll, Dick,
and Artichoke are likely to land a little handicap or two
at Durham and Catterick. In the City and Suburban,
at Epsom, we have Good Hope and Lady Henriette. Both
are well, and the latter is likely to run forward, but I
think she is not class enough to quite land. Vansittart,
engaged in the Metropolitan, is very well. We had Mr.
Jardine Johnstone and Mr. M'Kenzio here to see their
horses.
MALTON.—At Dur ham, in the Durham and North
Durham Handicaps, The Clipper is engaged. She is well,
but I fear moderate for this company. Doubted Honour,
in the United Hunters' Stakes, is well and fit to run, and
has much improved since he ran at Scarborough. In the
Corporation Plate we have Queen of York and Light
Cloud. They are in splendid condition, and should both
see the post, my choice must be for the last-named. For
the City and Suburban, at .Epsom, Consternation has had
a thorough preparation. No horse can be batter or fitter

than he is at present, and should he be asked on Tuesday
next, he is bound to be in the first three.
FINDON.—In the City and Suburban we have John
Leech, Sister to Vedette, Cocoanut, and Buxton. The
first-named three are all doing and going very well in-
deed. Buxton has been here so short a time that I can
say no more than that he appears to be an average horse.
Heathcote Plate —Xi, John Leech, and Sister to Vedette
are in. lam afraid that Xi has not the best temper in the
world. Great Metropolitan—The Vixen gelding is doing
a less amount of work than he did, and Ladoga is not fit.
Prince of Wales's Stakes—John Leech and Cocoanut are
in. Stamford Plate—lnd:se Star, Ninny, and Memento
are our lot. Ninny has left for the stud. Indian Star and
Memento are very tit, but the of 1 horse at timos is very
queer in his temper, so that no reliance can be placed upon
him. New Two Year Old Stakes—Colt by Ace of Clubs
out of Lemonade, Brocklesby, and Guy Dayrell are in.
The first-named is slightly amiss ; the other two look and
go well, but I cannot say which is the bast.
EPSOM.—In the Two Year Old Stakes at Epsom, Sher-
wood has Temple, Constance, and Claribel ; Nightingall,
Apathy and the Leprosy filly; and Tomlinson, Sparkle
and Don Quixote. I prefer Apathy of the lot, but I fear
she is not good enough. City and Suburban—We have
Bonnie Katie, The Baroness and Queen Esther, but
neither of them can win. Heathcote Plate—We have no
less than seventeen home-trained ones, viz., Warlike,
Adolphu, Little Go, Lad of Scotland, Elector, Macduff,
Seringapetani, La ly Cecilia, Warrier, Bonnie
Antias, Malcolm, Juanita, Nanny Therm:why, Adven-
turess, Breach of Promise, and Pelissone. Whichever of
•Nightingall's is the chos.ot one will win. Only Gipsy Kind
of ours is in the "Metrop," and his eletnce is hopeless.
Thence of Wales's Stakes.—Benuie Katie, Arba.ers, Queen
Esther, and Baroness are in, and I must have the latter
for choice. Stamford Plate.—Much the seine lot as in the
He tthcote Plato are engaged, but R-eves has Stonehenge
and Two by Honours, and whichever of the, t runs
will be hard to beat. Spring Cup.—elecil, Standard
Bearer, and Prince Paul are in, and 1 should think Occa
will be an absentee. I have no fancy for the other pair.
In the New Two Year Old Stakes, Temple, Conservative,
Attempt, Apathy, and Don Quixote are our lot, but all
will depend on Tuesday's running.
lililLTON.—Stevens has no horses engaged at Epsom at
present, but most likely will have one or two go for
unclosed stakes, as a great many of his horses have been
rattled along. , Cameroon and M.A. are doing well, and
I never saw the latter go better than ho does now.
Among the two year olds, The R mien, Ida, Precious
Metal, and La Mute are being pushed along. La Mure
is sure to turn out a useful filly, but she wants more time
yet. Kicksey Winksey is doing well, and will won a
good race some day. The following, engaged at Bromley
next weak, are all doing well :—Actan, Virginia Creeper,
Congratulator, Peter, and Black Boy. Osprey is doing
steady work for his engagements. We have Albatross
engaged in the Albemarle Cup at Kingsbury on Monday,
but she is very mo lerate, and has done little or no work.
LEWES—At Epsom, Drew:tt has Choral engaged in the
City and Suburban, in the Metropolitan, and the Prince of
Wales's Stakes. This mare is looking and going well, but
the horses she is in with are too good for to have any
chance. He has also Sentry Go, Scarborough, and El-
sham in the Two Year Old Stakes. I don't think either
of them good to win. Elsham is also in the New Two
Year Old Slakes and here too I am afraid his chance is
out. The following horses are at work:—Bretby, Win-
chilsea, Scout, Wrestler, Witless, Young Fenton, Wat-
teau, Wanderer, Royal Prince, Prince Leopold, Sister to
Pet dita, Brobdinga age Masquer, Buccaneer filly, Maca-
roon, Mogador colt, and Ethus. The latter is a rare goer
—indeed, Ido not want to see a better. He is quite big
enough to win a Derby if he is only good enough, and it
is a great pity ho has been stopped in his work as I am
afraid his chance for the Two Thousand is gone. He will
be worth looking after in whatever race he is brought out
for, and I should advise you to keep him on the right
side of your book for the Derby. Bretby and Macaroon
are both in the Derby, but they are not worth the iron on
their feet, to my fancy.
LAMBOURNE.—In the Two Year Old Stakes at Epsom
the following are engaged :—Fast Day, filly by Thor-
manby out of Masquerade, and colt by Newminster out of
Eltham's dam, but the winner will not spring from either
of them. City and Suburban.—The Parson, Kingsland,
Sunstroke, The Sawyer, Giantess, and Thirlestane are our
lot. I shall be deceived if the Parson is not the best of
this lot, and I think that he has a great chance. Heath-
cote Plate.—We have Sunstroke, North Briton, Politician,
April Morn, and a filly by hacydes out of Fiction. I like
Politician, and if his head its let loose he must give a good
account of himself. Belladrum keeps doing his usual
work,
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Lares, White Sleeves, colt by Kettledrum, Guilty, Nep-
twills filly, and Hugo aro in. Laces will be found the
best. Durham Handicap—The Prior is sure to win if sent
to the post. Wynyard Plato— East Coast, Flora, Hector,
and National Guard colt are in. East Coast will be our
best. Raley Stakes—Of Hector, Number Nip, Moscow,
National Guard colt, and Annie, I must have Annie for
ohoice. Lambton Stakes—White Sleeves, Kettledrum
colt, Beto Noir, Neptunus filly, Pink, and Hugo are in.
White Sleeves or Neptunus filly should win. North
Durham Handicap—l should stand The Prior again, if at
the post.
ILSLET.—Since my last report Cap-a-pie has been doing
good work for his Epsom engagements. Ile is as well as
be can bo and your readers know his form. Ligurian and
Belfast are doing good work. They are in the Great
Metropolitan Stakes, but will have no chance with Cap-a
Pie. In the Two Year Old Stakes we have Sulphur a d
My Money engaged. Both are well end fit to run, but I
like the filly the best, and she will take semi tieing if she
runs, as she goes a great pace. Winifred is fit and well
for the Prince of Wales's Stakes, and will take her own
part. Hereford, Brasanose, and Actress are well for their
engagements, but I have no fancy for either of them.
Ladas is daily doing good work in company with Cap-a-
Pie, Ligurian, and Noyre Tauron. Dalby and Viridis are
in the best of health, and doing steady work for their
Chester engagements.

HAMBLEDON HUNT MEETING. —The South Hampshire
Grand National has closed with 28 subscribers, and the
Waterloo with 21 subscribers.
VANSITTAUT.—We understand that this horse will, not
nu at Epsom nat week•