The Sun.
London, England, 1867-03-23 00:00:00

FIN DUN.

Longdown, Thalia, llama, Foresight, Owain
Glyndwr, and Gilead had a mile and three-quarters
gallop at half speed. Lady Lambton, Icicle,
Gipsy Queen, Ilingtail Screamer, Fal-lal, and
Skylight went a mile and a half. Indian Star was
schooling the youngsters.

RACING FIXT

RES FOR 1867.

Eastbourne Hunt
Northampton
Cardiff
Windsor Spring 4
Edinburgh Sp. Meeting 6
Lichfield Spring 8
Newmarket Craven 8
M.
Ascot Spring
York Spring 7
Doncaster Spring .., 9
Salisbury
Bak l4

Aborgavenny
Thirsk
Newmarke3t Ist Spring 22
Durham .. 22
Catterick
Chester 3O

Harpenden ....... 17
Epsom
Croydon
Newton 29

ALLIANCE BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND
WURTEMBURG.

STUTTGART, March 23.

The Official Gazette of to-day publishes the text
of a treaty of alliance between Prussia and Wur-
temburg, identical in terms with that concluded
between Prussia and Bavaria on the 23d August
last.

The supreme command of the Wurtemburg troops
in time of war is given to the King of Prussia.
The official Gazette, in a leading article upon the
treaty, repudiates the possibility of neutrality in the
event of European war complications, and says:—
" It would be chimerical to expect to participate in
the benefits of national existence without also
sharing the dangers by which it may be threatened."

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(By Telegraph.)
PLTMOVTif, Saturday Morning.

The hired transport Patrician, Captain Pain, from Cal-
cutta, December 8, with the head-quarters of the 20th
Regiment, arrived in the Sound this morning. Wind S.E.,
strong, with heavy rain.
GALTESEND, Saturday Morning.

Arrived—Moselle, steamer, and Maas, steamer, from
Antvrerp ; Belgium, steamer, from Ostend; City of Nor-
wich, steamer, from Tonning ; Eider, steamer, and Ton-
fling, steamer, from Geestemunde.
bailed, March 22—Harrier, for Newfoundland; Holland,
steamer, for Ostend.

DEAL, Saturday Morning.
Passed—Latons, screw steamer, for Genoa; Sarah King,
of London, for the west—both from London.

We understand that W. Sanderson, hitherto private
trainer to Major Stapylton, will shortly commence business
as a public trainer on the celebrated Hambleton Moor,
where the famed Alice Hawthorn was trained for all her
races, and where also Harry Stabbing trained Assault,
Beverlac, Flatcatclier, Mallon, Kingston, and many other
winners.

LEEDS REFORM REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION.
--
A meeting of this association was hold last night, Mr.
Darnton Lupton in the chair, to consider the Conservative
scheme of reform. Oa the motion of Mr. Frederick
Baines, a resolution was adopted, objecting to the dual
vote and the system of votiiliriogvipsairelsr,s,wahniedh
es-
sential alteration in those cwaolliiinldgefxoerhidevoters who pay their rates through their landlords, and
who also, when placed in circumstances to obtain the
vote, were exposed to difficulty, trouble, and expense in
proving their claim to the franchise. It was also agreed by
the meeting that a £5 rental would be regarded by re-
formers as a satisfactory substituto for the borough fran-
chise offered by Government. The meeting evinced a
disposition to allow the Conservative bill to go into cow-
-1 iuittee under certain provisos. Confidence was expressed
i
I n Mr. Gladstone, and a hope entertained that the Liberal
members would act on the policy the right hon. gentleman
sketched on Thursday.
THE ALLEGED BRUTAL MANSLAUGHTER BY A
BOY IN SOIMIWARIC—Last evening Mr. W. Payne,
the coroner for London and Southwark, held an
inquest at
the Doe. and the Stile Tavern, Market-stre?t,London-road,
Southwark, into the circumstances attending the death of
Frederick George Bennet, a boy aged 12 years, whose
death was alleged to have been caused by being struck
over the head by another boy with a
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soon after death, and found the vessels of the
head quite full of blood. Upon removing the upper part
of the skull, he discovered a great quantity of clotted
blood, which was the cause of death. Witness was of
opinion that the injury was caused by the boy standing
on his head. The jury returned a verdiet in accordance
with the medical evidence,