The Sun.
London, England, 1868-07-04 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

KINGSCLERE.—T uesdly—Th following horses ware on
Cannon lieat:a Downs : —The Palmer, Blue Gown, Rosi-
crucian, Great' SieJve, Xi, Fakir, Satyr, Adosiuda, Co-
tytto, Vabalathus, Pore Gomez, Kiag C vhetn.t, Vsga-
bon 1, Siderolite, and Sister to Rosierecian. Vagabond
and King Cophatua were sent to walk ia the hollow by
themselves. Rosieruchn, Sister to Risicrucian, and Peru
Gomez did walking and trotting exercise by themselves.
Thursd4y.—The horses did not remain out lung, and were
chiefly cantering about.

NEWMARKET. —ln censequence of rho hard s'ate of the
ground our trainers esem te try their July and
Chesterfield horses, so that if we get no rai I before the
time of the race several of them will run untried. Attiongbt
those that have run in public an I are in the July Stakes
are The Orphan, Dc Vero, Robespierre, Martyrdom,
Abstinence, Direct Itish wort i, Little Lord, aid Troy.
All I can say of them is that at th present time they are
all well. Prom the dark division I notice a very useful
colt called Ishmael, who has done plenty of good work on
the Litnekilus, and I think is pretty forward. Brother to
Cauibuscan I hardly think, should he rue, will ba foun I
what I once thought hire, and Brother to Chattanooga is
not yet fit. Achievement Stakes--Curieuse or Amazon°
will prove our best. Beaufort Stakes—The following
have done good work : —Maid of Masham cult, Lucifer,
Miss Sarah colt, Hippie, Jasper, Clairon, Artesian, Mar-
mite, Niue Elms, Lady Blanche filly, Wellow, and Gasse
Tete. The best of Lord Glasgow's will about win. Mid-
summer Stakes—We have nothing but Puff here, and I
don't suppose the Admiral will run him.

STOCKBRIDGE.—On Wednesday th. 3 following horses
were out from ainebury : —The Earl, Logarithm, Herald,
Cock o' the Walk, Equerry, Birdsueker, Lopez, Border
Knight, Arbacos, Blucher, lied Rice, Burford, Itowallao,
Minnie Warren, La ly Cecilia, Scottish Queen, Crucifixion
filly, Iberia, Bonnie Lass, Biata, Miss Foote, Athena, and
Lady Elizabeth, but they did nothing beyond somo walk-
ing and trotting exercise. Tom Day had Dentelle, Black-
bird colt, Ricky Sharp filly, Doralice filly, Hippodamia
filly, and Boaster out, but, only Dentelle, Doralice filly,
and Hippodamia filly cantered once about three-quarters
of a mile. Thursday and Friday.—The work was of a
similar kind, the Da.uebury nags trotting and walking,
and Tom Day's lot have had a canter as above-mentioned.

RICIIMOND.--We have had the following horses in work
sines my last :—The Sawyer, Man of Ross, Victorine,
Savoir Vivre, Sorcerer, The Gleaner, Caprera, King Hal,
Bessie Dixon, Adamant, Ofango Blossom, Last Rose of
Summer, Chelsea, Strathuairn, Moldavia, Parasol, Evelina,
and Flora. The Hind has been doing very little since
Newcastle, and the rest has done her good. Buttercup
was knocked up by her journey to Newcastle, and her
performance there was not her true form ; she has not doao
anything since. At Newmarket, we have Strathnaira in
the July Stakes, but 113 is not quite fit yet, and I bilievo
will not go. Lady De whursc, in the Achievement Stakes,
is fit and well, and is almost sure to run.

ErsoM.— Wednesday.—Stinton was out very early with
the Beach Cottage team, and after one or two canters, he
sent Nutrition to lead Glengarnock two nico gallops of a
mile. Nightingall was doing good work with his team—
Laird of Scotland, Nutpecker, Warlike, Merry Andrew,
Ulan, Pocket Hercules, Otho, Glen Stuart, Elector, and
two or three two-year-olds, all going the length of the tan
gallop in good style. Reeves had the following doing
healthy exercise:—Sultana, Qum Elba, Lard Derby,
Lord Ronald, Thorncroft, Venetia, Nausy Thormanby,
A.ntias, and Bianca. Sherwood galloped Sea Serpent,
Brown Jug, Vanbrugh, Weathorbreaker, Buffoon, Paulina,
and Bonnie Katie. Thursd iy.—Tho only twain that did
any work was Potter's, namely, Isabella, Ilelice, Glenara,
Tina, and several others. I naticad Tina pulled up lame.
Friday.—Nutrition led Glengarnock a mile and a half at
a good pace.

LEWES.—WO have engaged at Newmarket, in the July '
Stakes, Ethus, and the colt is very well, but as the ground
is likely to be hard, I think he will not be sent. lu the
Achievement Stakes we have Soflinks, but she has not
been doing much work of late, and even if she had I think
her hardly class enough to win hero. Beaufort Stakes.—
Black Diamond is in, but as I have not seen the weights
yet I can say nothing of his chance more than that the
horse is well and doing plenty of work. Summer Stakes.
—Lictor is in, and the same remark will apply to this colt.
MIDDLEHAM.—WO shall have several horses going
to Carlisle. Cumberland Plate—We have The Czar, Fitz-
roy, Dean, TabJuret, and Sister to Little Agnes in work,
and should Tabouret run he will win very easily. I have
not much_ fancy for and of the others. The Dean has not
done much work since Ascot. Grand Stand Stakes—
Honesty will win, if r,quired. The Czar will carry off
the Athletic, and Liberal might win the Lottery Stakes.
Hymen and Master Tom, in the Corby Castle Stakes, are
both well. Hymen is the best, and ought to win.
FYFIELD.—At Newmarket, in the July Stakes, we have
the Cantine colt, Bribery filly, and Hoplite, and I like the
Bribery filly the best, she being very fit and well just now.
Gladiateur Stakes—Sagas is well, bet I think he is only
moderate, and I cannot recomin)ud h;in on this occasion.
Midsummer Stakes—Pieuie is tit, but has no chance.
CHILTON.—There is not mach doing here, as Stevens is
away from home this week. Virginia Creeper is engaged
at Sutton Park in the Birmingham Stakes next week,
and I shall expect to see her run fur .vard at this distance.
Chateau Margaux and Congratulator aro both engaged at
this meeting, but I shall not recommend either. We
shall have nothing going from here to Newmarket, but as
Ilungerford meeting is in this niiglibourhood, I dare say
Stevens will have a strong team there. M.A. is being put
along at a good pace, and Gentlo Shepherd is in strong
work. Secondhand and Clara gallop a mile most days at
a good pace. Alberta, Careful, Maid of the Mill, Preco-
cious, Botlow Lass, Muscovite colt, and the Prime Minis-
ter colt aro each doing steady work.
FINDON.—Owing no doubt to the hardness of the ground,

our mare, Romping Girl, engaged in the licodwood Stoker,
has only three slow canters daily.
MALTOS.—Since my last the following horses h .ve boon
doing gold work: —Taraban, War, Merry and Wise,
Westwick, The Spy, FecialiA, Viscount, Thunder, Booty
Zapolya, Toison d'Or, Lapidist darn filly, The Cure colt,
Emma, Cramond colt, Skylark, Blocklock, Amendment,
Agrippa, Di Spanker, and Soubrett
LAMBOURNE.—At Newmarket we have Belladrurn in the
July Stakes. He will have to n'eet his old friend Rhys-
worth and play :or the odd trick, which I think he will
win, as he has no weight to give away. Exeter Stakes.—
Miss Crofts is in, but I slr)uld think that she will not run,
as the company will ba to good for her. In the Chester-
field Stakes we have the filly by Lord of the Isles out of
Lady Lurewell, but she is scarcely class enough.
ILSLEY.—The..e is very little for me to report this
week, as wo are not likely to have any horses going to
Newmarket, and 1 can only see Feodor engaged at Car-
lisle. Ho is in the Cumberland Plate, but I dont% think
ho will ruu, though he is well and in improved form.

SPORTING PROP!' ECIES.

NEWMARKET JULY AND CARLISLE MEETINGS

" BELL'S LIFE."

NEWMARKET.—JuIy Stakes—The Orphan. The
Glaliateur Stakes—Badsworth or Goatfell. The
Achievement Stakes—Lady Dewhurst or Carita.
The Beaufort Stakes—Assineboine, Niue Elms, and
Mr. Saville's best: Midsummer Stakes—Vale Royal.
Sweepstakes of 500 Sovs—Basilia. Exeter Stakes
Flower Girl and De Vere. The Summer Stakes—
Brother to Bird on the IVing colt or Dulcet. The
Pocket Sweepstakes—Bloss's best. Chesterfield
Stakes—Middleton Maid colt and Vanichka. The
Audley-square Sweepstakes—Meteor.
CARLISLE.—Corby Castle Stakes—L2neva. Car-
lisle Stakes—Master Tom or Hymen. Cumberland
Plate—Flora or John Scott's best. Grand Stand
Stakes—The Czar or Miss Euclid. The Lottery
Stakes—Alicia or The Gleaner. The Athletic ILtn-
dicap—Alicia or Miss Euclid.

" THE SPORTSMAN."

NENVIIARE: Stakes—Rhysworth. The
Gladiateur Stakes—Badsworth nr Prince Imperial.
The Achievement Stakes—Curieuse. The Beaufort
Stakes—Hippia. Midsummer Stakes—Vale Royal.
Sweepstakes of 500 Sovs—Quicksilver. The Exeter
Stakes—Flower Girl.

CARLISLE.—Grand Stand Handicap Liberal.
CtrnberlAnd Plate—Flora and Tabouret. Corby
Castle Stakes—The Hind or Ma3ter Tom. The
Athletic Stakes—Popgun. The Lottery Stakes—
Alicia.

"SPORTING LIFE."

NEWMARKET.-July Stakes—Belladrum or Rysh-
worth. The Gladiateur Stakes —B tdsworth. The
Achievement Stakes—Carita and Lady Dewhurst.
The Beaufort Stakes Handicap—Lucifer or Hippia.
The Midsummer Stakes—Vale Royal. Sweepstakes
of 500 Soya —Basilia. The Exeter Stakes - FloWer
Girl or D 3 Vere.

CARLISLE.— Carlisle Stakes—The Iliad. Corby
Caitle Stakes —The Iliad. The Cumberland Plate
--Flora and Tabour t. The Grand Stand Plate--
Honesty and The Czar. Intt.2ry S akes—ilonesty
or Alicia. The Athletic Stakes—The Czar or Jeanie
Deans.

"THE ERA."

NEWMARKET.-July Stakes Balladrum. The
Gladiateur Stakes—Badsworth. The Achievem nt
Stakes—Curieuse. The Exeter Stakes— Flower
Girl or De Vere. The Midsummer Stakes—Va'e
Royal. Sweepstakes of 300 Sovs—Martyr. The
Beaufort Stakes—Hippia and Fakir. Chesterfield
Stakes—Brigantine or 1)a Vero,. The Pocket
Sweepstakes—Tenedos or The Diamedia filly. The
Summer Stakes—Hippia.

CARLlSLE.—Cumberland Plate—Bracken or Fair
Wind. Grand Stand Handicap—Honesty or The
Czar. The Lottery Stakes—Bracken. The Carlisle
Stakes—The Hind. The Corby Castle Stakes—
The Hind.

"SPORTING GAZETTE:."

NEWMARKET.--The July Stakes—Rhysworth.

CARLISLE —Cumberlaud Plate --Tabouret and
Flora. The Corby Castle Stakes—/ he Iliad. The
Carlisle Stakes—The Iliad and Sou')rette. Grand
Stand Handicap—The Czar or Liberal.

" THE FIELD."

NEWM A RKET.—JuIy Stakes—Rilysworth. The
Gladiateur Stake'a—Balsworth. Tne AAilevoment
StAes—Lady Dewhurst or Curieuse. Tue 13cau-
fort fluidic:T-1E1)0a and AsAneboine. EKet.n-
Stakes--Dc Vere. The MidsniwuJr S:akes—Val
Roy d. Sweepstakes of 50D S Ti:3
Sam-12er Stakes—ll,deet or A.lArslill Nay. - C 1133-
terfield Stakes—Vauichkl. Ti,e PoJt.3-, S Arcep-
stakes—Abstinence or Teneio3. Au:Hey-square
Stakes—Pirate Chief.

CARLISLE.— Cumbs3rland Plate —Flora, Talnuret,
or Fair \Vita Grand Stand Handicap —Honesty
or Liberal. Carlisle Stakes—The Hind. Corby
Castle Stakes—The Hind or Leneva. Thd Lottery
Haudicap—Alicia and The Gleaner. The Athletic
Stakes—The Czar and Alicia.

" SUNDAY TIMES."

NEWMARKET. —July Stakes 13.:11airum. The
Gladiateur Stakes—Badsworth. The Achievement
Stakes—Curicuse. The Midsummer Stakes—Vale
Royal. The Exeter Stakes—Da Vero or Flower
Girl.

" SPORTING TIMES."

NEWMAIIKET. —July Stakes—Eudora or Ismael.
The Gladiateur Stakes—Badsworth, Le Saphir or
Prince Imperial. The Achievement Stakes—Carita
or Fairminster. Sweepstakes of 500 Sovs—Basilia.
The Exeter Stakes—Flower Girl. The Pocket
Sweepstakes—The Orphan. Chesterfield Stakes—
Brigantine.

The following blood stock have been sold to go to the
United States :—Phaeton, 3 yrs, Lady Love, 3 yrs, and a
filly by Trumpeter out of Orkousta, 4 yrs.
Mr. Crawley has named the two year old colt by New-
minster out of Maria, purchased by him after winning a
Selling Stakes at Stockbridge in Sir Frederick Johnstone's
colours, Compromise.

Captain Mitchell has renamed his Darby two year old
Martyr, Martyrdum—a wise change, seeing th:tt the Duke
of Newcastle also possesses a two year old Martyr.
The filly by Wallace, dam by Sir Hercules out of Pras-
tige, purchased by Mr. W. G. Bennett for 370,gs at Alex-
andra Park, has been named Kellogg.
Mr. Chaplin's filly
by Nowininster out of Diomoiia,
winner both at Acot and Stockbridge, has been christened
The Orphan.

Prima Donna, 4 yrs, has been sold to J. Page, the
steeplechase jockey, for 20 sous.
..._.. .

Mr. G. Angell has purchased Merry Andrew, 3 yrs, of
Mr. J. Nightingal].

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COURSE OF EXCHANGE—Last Evening.

Amsterdam Short ... 11 18/ ... 11 18!
Do
Rotlerdarn — ... 11 19i ... 12 0
Antwerp — ... 23 35 ... 25 421
Brussels
Hatnburgh — ... 13 9/ ... 13 10/
Paris
Ditto
Mraseilles
Frankfort-on-the-Main ... 120 ... 120/
Vienna — ... 11 771 ... 11 82
Trieste., — ... 11. 75 ... 11 82f
Petersburg
Berlin a
Madrid..
Cadiz — ... 491 .. 49/
Leghorn
Milan _ ... 27 57 ... 27 671
Palermo - — ... 27 57 ... 27 67
Messina ... — ... 27 571 ... 27 67f
Lisbon
... 51
Oporto — ... 511 ... 51

APPEALS BEFORE THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE.—
At the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council yesterday
seven appeals were put into the list, and as no party ap-
peared on either side they were removed. Lord Romilly
said the appeals had been some time pending, and as no
party appeared after notice they would be dismissed.
COPPER ORE SALE.—At the Swansea ticketing
3,435 tons of ore were sold, which realised £33,915, or an
average of £9 per ton of 21 cwt. dry weight. The follow-
ing were the other averages:—Produce, 121 per cant.;
standard, £93 12s. Gd. At the previous ticketing, 1,250
tons of ore wore sold, wLieh realised £10,413 Bs. Gd., or au
average of .E.B 7s. per ton.

The Crown Prince of Denmark, attended by
Captain Lund and the Danish Ambassador, yesterday
honoured the„establisliment of Mr. E twin 11. litreeter, iu
Conduit-street, Bond-street, with a visit to inspect the
Danish jewellery imported by M'26.3 's. A. Borgous and
Co., now o❑ view, and also the specimens of machine-
made jew.ller)., for which that establishment is now
famous. The distinguished visitors remained fur some
time, and were pleased to express groat admiration at the
artistiz designs of tho ornaments, some of which they pur-
chased.
During a quarter of a century Ilorniman's Teas have had
an immense sale, and as they are now 81 per pound
Cheaper, in censcquence of the Reduced Duty, the demand
will doubtless be even further extended. Sold, secured in
Packets; genuine are signed " Ihritintan and Co., Lon-
don."