The Sun.
London, England, 1866-04-16 00:00:00

THE CAPE MAIL.

PLYMOUTH, April 16.
The mail steamer, Norseman, has arrived here
with the above mail and 123 passengers.

SPOUTING NOTES.

The field for the Two Thousand will be made up from
the following :
Apsley, by Arthur Wellesley—Daisy .. J. Goater.
Auguste, by Monarque—Etoil du Nord H. Grirathaw
Colt, by Brother to Bird on the Wing—Rapid
Rhone's dam -
Colt by Young Melbourne, darn by Tedding-
ton—Maid of Masham T. French.
Freedom, by Newminster—Licence A. Edwards.
Jack-in-the-Green, by Gleumasson—May-
day Cannon.
Janitor, by King Tom—Mrs. Hobson Wells.
Knght of the Crescent, by Knight of St. Pat-
rick—Besika Norman.

Lord Lyon, by Stockwell -Paradigm J.Osborne, or
J. Daly.
Magician, by the Flying Dutchman—Magic Hibberd.
Monarch of the Glen, by Stockwell—Glen-
gowrie T. Challoner.
Mount Palatine, by Newminster—Pauline
Robin Hood, by Lord Lincoln—Blooming
Heather J. Daley.
Sealskin, by Skirmisher- -Doeskin, or Ley-
bourne, by Musjid—Harlequin's dam J. Mann.
The Student, by Oxford—Blanche of Mid-
dlebie II Covey.

The support awarded to Lord Lyon will reduce the
field for this ()Vent to a very small compass. In fact no
instituted.
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form he showed at Ascot, it would not surprise me to see
him beat Lord Lyon. August, the hope of the French
division, is said to have been beaten in his trial. So was
Gladiateur last year when he came out and won this race,
as well as the Derby and St. Leger. Knight of the Cres-
cent will represent John Scott's stable, but I do not think
suCcessfully. Freedom came with a rush last week into
the betting, bOth for this event and the Derby, but judging
from his last year's form he can have no chance. Student
has been having too many Turkish baths to be formidable:
However he may just run into a place. Lord Glasgow's
lot has met with some support, the best of whichis the
Maid of Masham colt. If Sealskin is better than Ley-
bourne, who is in the same stable, he has an outside
chance after the latter's easy defeat of Beelzebub and
Crown Prince at the last Newmarket meeting. In closing
my remarks I must give a plumper in favour of LORD
LYON, and if he is 'defeated it will be by JANITOR.
The Newmarket Two-Year-Old Plate will be won by
Fitzroy or Knight of the Garter. The • One Thousand
Guineas I expect IscHia or REPULSE to win.
A FRESH MAN.

JOHN STUART MILL ON THE WORKING CLASSES.—
A writer in the Morning Herald says: —ln tho preface to
third edition (1852) of Mr. Mill's " Principles of Political
Economy" will be, found these words : —" The only objec-
tion to which any great importance will be found to be
attached, in the present edition, is the unprepared state of
mankind in general, and of the labouring classes in particular ;
their extreme unfitness at present for any order of things which
would make any considerable demand on either their intellect or
their virtue." It will not dilute the severity of the quotation
if I point out to the thousands of the labouring classes who
read your paper, that whereas Mr. Lowe has, for his
criticism of certain constituencies, been denounced as a
malignant reviler of the non-voting population, Mr. Mill,
on the other hand, has published, without compunction or
reservation, a most sweeping condemnation of working
men in globe. It strikes me that the deliberate writings of
a public man demonstrate his real opinions more truthfully
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than any oral statements he may see fit to makeG
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING.—On Saturday after-
noon upwards of 40 peers, supporters of the Earl of Derby,
met at the Marquis of Salisbury's residence in Arlington-
street, Piccadilly, by invitation. The meeting was
appointed for three o'clock, and a few minutes after that
hour the Earl of Derby arrived. The noble earl addressed
his political friends at some length. The meeting broke
up at about a quarter past four o'clock, and, we under-
stand, had reference to the Oaths Bill.
ASCOT RACES.—AS it is found that the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park, cannot be got ready for the recep-
tionßßaces of the Prince and Princess of W Asales by
ation of Fir
his Royal Highness is in treaty for the ocenuepar
the
Lodge during that week. This housete is
neighbourhood._
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