The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-25 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH.

Savernake is still an absentee. Staghound and
Bradamante are bowling along beautifully, and
look uncommonly well. Dulcimer galloped over
two miles to-day, led by Pintail. Captain Kidd,
the two Mayonaise fillies, Pepper's Ghost, and the
Splitvote colt galloped a mile and a half. Over-
ture led Dulcet and Franchise over a mile.

NEWSPAPER SELECTIONS FOR 7 UES-
DAY'S RACE „MEETINGS.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE.
Trial Stakes (7 furlongs).—" Sunday Times :"
Dawson's best (Merry Monarch or Belmont).
" Era :" " Sporting Life," and "Sportsman :"
Belmont. " Sporting Gazette :" Merry Monarch.
Second Biennial (New T.Y.C.)—" Bell's Life :"
Chelsea, or Mr. Eastwood's best. " Sunday Times :"
Chelsea, or, in his absence, the Proctor. " Era :"
Chelsea. " Field :" The Sawyer or Chelsea.
" Sporting Gazette :" Chelsea, or Donaldbain.
" Sportsman :" Chelsea.
Members' Plate (nearly one mile.)—" Bell's
Life :" Minster Bell or Frost. " Sunday Times :"
Minster Bell. " Field :" Declaration or Harrogate.
" Sporting Life :" Paxton or Alruna. " Sporting
Gazette :" Minster Bell. " Sportsman :" Minster
Bell, Salamanca, or Frost.
Town Plate (nearly one mile).—" Sunday Times :"
El Cid. " Field :" Maid of Usk, or Chessman.
" Sportsman :" Attache.
Queen's Plate (two miles).—" Bell's Life" and
"Era," Romping Girl or Belmont. "Sunday
Times" and " Sportsman," Romping Girl. "Field"
and " Sporting Gazette," Belmont. " Sporting
Life," War or Fitzroy.

CHELMSFORD.
Chelmsford Handicap (seven furlongs).—" Sun-
day Times :" Musician or Mdlle. Cleopatre.
" Era :" Cecrops or 3lusician. " Sporting Life :"
Lizard or La Dauphine. " Sportsman :" Mdllo.
Cleopatre, Ambition, or Ammunition.
Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each (five furlongs).—
" Sunday Times" and "Era :" Bouquetiere. " Sport-
ing Life :" Ajax or Bouquetiere. " Sportsman :"
Purveyor or Boquetiere.
Town Plate (five furlongs).—" Sunday Times"
and " Field :" Princess Thyra. " Era Chapel
Royal, or Knight of St. Michael. " Sporting Life :"
Limner, or Princess Thyra. " Sportsman :" Prin-
cess Thyra, Knight of St. Michael, or Mrs. Strat-
ton.

Great Baddow Stakes (half a mile).—" Bell's
Life :" Le Sapeur. " Sunday Times" and "Sporting
Life :" Le Sapeur or Limner. " Era" and " Field :"
La Belle Jeanne or Limner. " Sporting Gazette"
and " Sportsman :" La Belle Jeanne.

RACING FIXTI
JU

RES FOR 1867.

Chelmsford Summer ... 25
Newcastle .. 25

Ipswich 27
Worcester 8 sumer 27

JU.
Carlisle 2
Newmarket July 2
Pontefract
Reading
Liverpool July Meeting 10 I
llungerford
Nottiugkaua l6 1

LY
Down Royal Cotporatn l7
Stamford
Radcliffe
Iluntiugdon 23
Winchester
Southampton
1 G..mdwood
11.1BELI.

NOVI
Liverpool Autumn 5
Shrewsbury Autumn ll

ILeamington Hunt

AMERICA.

. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.)
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF PARIS.
NEW YORK, June 15, 3.15 p.m.

Surratt's trial was resumed on the 13th instant,
butJudgeFisher was unable to attend, and the other
justice was unwilling to proceed with the case.
Advices received here from San Luis Potosi to
the 28th ult., state that Maximilian's plea denying
the jurisdiction of a court martial to try him had
stopped the proceedings until the law on the sub-
ject had been discussed by Juarez and his
Ministry. _ _ _

Maximilian charges General Marquez, who was
iu command at the capital, with failing to come to
the relief of Queretaro as ordered.

The siege of the capital was progressing slowly.
10,000 troops from Queretaro had arrived to rein-
force the attacking party.

A portion of Diaz's command are reported to
have mutinied and pronounced in favour of the
empire. Eighty seven were captured and immedi-
ately shot.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENOC—This Day.

(By Telegraph.)

GRAVESEND, Tuesday Morning.
Arrived.—Sageta, from Barbadoes ; Ocean Bride, from
Farsund ; Fortuna, from Krageroe ; Lone Star, from Ham-
burg; AlGert Victor, from St. John's; Sear), from Amster-
dam; Arthur Fox, from Rotterdam; Eliza Maria, from
Rostock ; Prudhoe Castle, steamer, from Galati.
DEAL, Tuesday Morning._

Passed, Juno 24.—John Baynaw, from London, for
Montevideo; Sefia, from London, for Cardff ; Catarine,
from London, for Cette.
Passed (in tow)—Albert Victor, from St. John's, for
London (and not the Victor Albert, as reported last night).
Passed, June 25—Alico Walton, from Sunderland, fur

Rangoon.
Amohored—Landsborougb, from Calla,o, for Loudon,