The Sun.
London, England, 1869-08-03 00:00:00

TRAINIiVG IfEPOR7S.

LAmnoußNE.—The only horses that I know of engaged
at Brighton aro Cruiskeen, April Morn, Fast Day, and The
Witch. As most of our trainers are away at Goodwood
this week, there has not been much going on in the shape
of training, but the following are going on all ight
Macgregor, Phoebus, North Briton, Crocus, Disguise,
Idston, Lady Day, filly by Costa out of Morgan La Faye
filly by Thormanby out of Masquerade, filly by Lord of
the Isles out of Lady Lurewell, filly by Cramond out of
Sempstress, Lady of Lyons, filly by Lord of the Isles out
of Miss Ann, Reveller, Miss Barrington, Needle Gun,
Oxygen, April Morn, Fast Day, Daisy, Giantess, Scottish
Rose, Kingsland, and a lot of others.

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CIIILTON-1 don't think Stevens will have any horses
running at Brighton, but he will have a lot doing work for
Lewes and the other meetings next week. Cameron, en-
gaged in the Lewes Handicap, is looking and going well,
and with his light weight will render a good account of
himself. Mr. Pitt, Vigilant, and Guluare are doing well
for their engagements. The two last named had a rough
gallop this (Thursday) morning with Actrea, and the old
mare had rather the best of it, but she is in rare form just
now. Mimus is bounding along in fine form, and he must
be looked after,

FTETELD.—There has been very little going on hero
iu the way of training since my last, our trainer being
away at Goodwood. Make haste is in the Brighton Stakes
and is well, La Belle Helene is away at Goodwood. Can-
tine colt, Threatener, Dulcet, Marshal Nay, Acton, Canine,
Hetty filly, Cantine filly. Ansley, Kasper, Teterrima filly,
Bribery colt, Rumble, Benham Squire, Middlethorpe, and
Bon Voyage aro doing healthy exercise.
STOCKBRIDGE.— Since my last communication our horses
have been doing very little work. The following are in
good work : —Blucher, Roderick Dhu, Canning, Demidoff,
Stanhope, Glenlyon, Yule Cake colt, Torment colt ; Betty
leading the fillies Calypso, Dione, Q.E.D. filly, Rosana,
Helen M'Gtegor, Lady Somerset filly, Duckling, and Mag-
dala. Next week we have several horses engaged. Lady
Anne, Lady Sophia, and Moncrieff are engaged at Brigh-
ton ; the former will be our best. In the Nursery we have
Mount Pleasant, but, of course, a deal will depend on hio
running at Goodwood.

TURF NEWS FROM FRANCE.
Pretentaine, ridden by Mr. Hennessy, won the Prix de
Haras at Rochefort, on Sunday last.
Shakspere has left Chantilly for the Haras de Cesny't
where he will be thrown out of training for some time.
Admiral was claimed by M. Balensi for 4,000:', after
winning the Prix de la Societe at Caen.

The two year old Bourguignon has arrived at 0•
Jennings's stables at La Croix, as also the two yoar 014
Royaute.

M. Aumont, the owner of Minerve, has forwarded
I,ooof. to the Mayor of Caen for the poor of that town.
M. Staub has purchased the brood mare Fulore with
her filly foal by Orphelin.

BRIGANTINE.-It was, doubtless, noticed by many that
this mare walked out of the paddock very leg weary after
running in the Goodwood Cup, and we now learn with
regret that she broke down badly, the back sinew of
near fore-leg having given way. She has been struck
out of all engagements, and will, probably, not run again'
Hadfield (Yorkshire) Flat Race and Hurdle Races will
take pace on Aug. 17.

Weimer, 3 yrs,has been added to the list of geldings•
Mr G. Angell has given Cupbearer away for a hack.
Albion and Master Torn have been added to the list of
geldings.

A cricket match was played at Singleton on Thursday
morning between eleven gentlemen and twenty-tW°
jockeys, which afforded somo healthy recreation to 000
engaged, and a pleasant morning's fun to the temporal
residents in tile village. The gentleman's side iaclu(lo,6l
Lord Trrnour, Capt. Kiugton, Mr. E. T. Drake,
I'. Drake, Capt. Sadler, Hon. J. North, Capt. Garrett, Nl'
Finch, Mr. Bovill, and Capt. Davies, while J. Porter, 0'
Woolcott, I'. French, J. Osborne, John Day, jun., Poll,
Morris, Cameron, Waugh, jun., Butters, W. Platt, 3:e''
played for the trainers and jockeys, which were victori(o
on the first innings by 18 runs.
Judge, 3 yrs, after running in the Goodwood Stakes, NO°
purchased by Sir Frederick Johnstone, and ran twice 1°
his colours on Friday.
EPSOM, 1871.—Lord Scarbrough's Lapageria in the 0111
is a wrong nomination, the filly being by the Marquis, 0°
by Bataplan.
GOODWOOD, 1870. -The stewards elect for this meeting
are Viscount Falmouth and H. Chaplin, Esq.
Hermit ,ruptured a blood-vessel at Goodwood in file
Stewards' Cup, and will not run again.
Mr. Payne claimed Braemar, 2 yrs, at Goodwood for Sit
Charles Legard, and he has joined G. Bloss's string.
At a treeting of the shareholders of the Ascot Hotel, he
at Goodwood on Wednesday, a dividend of 4 per cent. Wg°
declared.

The assumed name of Mr Harold has been registered'
Titterstone, 6 yrs, has been renamed The Traverse"
raid
on RED INDIANS.--General A. E. Care -3ict
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on the South Platte has not been unlike that of Cust°:,
on the Washita. He struck the trail. of a band contaiel°'
many Dog soldiers and Cheyennes, and followed it for tee
days almost wit bout rest. He then managed to surprise the!:
near Valley Station, and killed 52, capturing 17 women
children, among whom were the wife and daughter of
h•-ad chief, Tall Bull. He took 350 animals, lodges, Pist°l6l
rifles, as well as six chiefs. Two white women were also re-
taken that the Indians had lately carried away in their re'
cent raids in Kansas; but unfortunately another, named 'll
sannab, had been murdered. The horses of Carr's cer°,l-
mand were completely done up, many of them died, e°,
all required a rest of weeks. From Dacotah erritor;l
the murder of Anderson and Henderson is reperte
by the Brule-Sioux Indians as having occurred °o
the Bth of June, at Dry Point, on the east bank of
the Missouri. Mr. Vincent Colyer, who has Web' bt,
making a long tour among the Indians, gives the folio;
ing account of the Moqui tribe This tribe of FuL
blos, numbering about 5,000, are industrious, intelligs7
and self-supporting. They have seen but few white le I
being rarely visited by Americans. Their village's
about 100 miles west of Fort Wingate, and are easily ::6
proached by a good trail. They live in stone betilll
neatly plastered, from one to three stories high, hoof
on the top of high rocky bluffs, and capable oe.
easy defence against attacks. They manufacture !to
tery, woollen blankets and dresses, raise corn, bnd
peaches, ttc., and have large flocks of goats to
sheep. They received us with cheers and hospita' for
entertained us and fed our animals. They as/(soil,
teachers and schools, and tools with which to till the 0/
for which they are willing to pay in corn, wool, &C. 'jbeto
are within a few days' walk of Prescott, Arizona, wdoia
the people are now paying eighteen dollars je.sTio;
the sack for flour. Mr. Colyer thinks that a oia
peace can now be arranged with the Apaches,
states that the recent depredations on the Plains nee
committed by remnants of tribes, the Cll°Ye last
and Arapahoes, defeated by Sheridan and Custer Teo
winter, having gone to their reservations•
ara at
'Friends,' according to Mr. Colyer's report, are b„rs.
work, and will soon establish a better state of aelsios
The Kaw tribe of Indians, 12,000 in number, conWor:
braves, squaws, and papooses, and 300 warriors
.'cog);
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Sac Indians, accompanied by their squaws, passed
s), to
Council Grove, Kansas, on the 4th inst., on their ofer
the plains, buffalo hunting. They made a body ° 00
1,200. The Sacs had been on a visit to the j. lelf go
their reservation for over a week, to induce theta of
on the trip.—The latest Arizona advices state a P°rti-near
the Eighth Cavalry attacked a baud of Indians idiot
Wickenburg. Nine savages were killed and one B°l
severely wounded.
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BIRTHS. q
NAPIER—On the Ist inst., at Penbedw, Mold, Pl.'
ward Napier, of a son. ..streett
TREMAYNE—On the Ist inst., at 51, Upper Brew,,
the ion. Mrs. Trernayne, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
Howann- BRADEN—On the 29th ult ,at St. Marva, weal'
ton, Eol.ert Gilbert Howard, Es :of the Middle i. •
plo, to Jessy, eldest survivino• chclinghter of the late
Braden, Esq., of The RwAry, Earlswood, SurrrY• stir
VENABLES liIXON—On the 31st ult., at St. 31erk'6'nd ,9!
bitcn, Alfred Venables,
of 30,
Royal Exchange, tiAdel
Coruhill city, to Clara only daughter of the late
thus Lott Rixon.

DEATHS. Colonel
. ANDERSON—On the Ist inst ,in London, Lieut.-
Walter F. Anderso, bay Army.
BUCK On the Ist instn Born
~ at Flammersreith, Captain 000
S. Buck, R.M.A., retired, aged 43. oeo
HACKETT -On the 31st ult , at Newton Abbot' ' T
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Hackett, Esq., late of Demerara, aged 78

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Tuesday, August 3, 1469.