The Sun.
London, England, 1868-08-29 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS,

STOCKIRIIDGE. —On We lnosday the fo'l 'wing horses
were out, and all ha 1 two canters each of about a ni:le
namely, The Earl, Herald, Logarithm, Equerry, Samson,
Border Knight, Lopez, Itewallan, Burford, Arb tees, Bonnie
Lass, Iberia, Beata, Crucifixion filly, and Athena. Bird-
sacker, Amethyst colt, Rod Rice, Lady Cecilia, and Stan-
d trd Bearer were walking, then Bonnio Lass, Iberia,
Beata, and Crucifixion filly went a nice gallop of about a
mile, followed by Arbaces, Burford, liowallan, and Scot-
tish Queen the same distance; then Logarithm led the Earl,
Herald, and Equerry a nice gallop of nearly two miles.
On Thursday the same lot were out again, and cantered
twice; about a mile each time. Friday, 7 p.m.—Nothing
the matter with the Earl ; sweated yesterday, walked to-
day ; usual thing after sweating.
KINGSCLERE.—On Tuesday the following horses were
out on Cannon Heath : —The Palmer, Blue Gown, Satyr,
Xi, Green Sleeve, Vabalathus, Adosinda, Cotytto, Pero
Gomez, King Cophetua, Sister to Rosierucian, and Sidero-
lite. Some walking and trotting took place, Vabalathus and
Green Sleeve .being sent, as of late, into the hollow. Blue
Gown, in company with Xi, cantered twice nearly a mile each
time. Satyr and Sister to Rosicrucian cantered twice the
like distance. The Palmer, Pero Gomez, Siderolite, and
King Cophetua cantered twice the same course. Cotytto
showed the way over three-quarters of a mile twice to
Adosinda. Xi was then sent to lead King Cophetua,
Siderolite, Pero Gomez, and Sister to Rosicrucian a good
gallop of a mile. Adosinda and Cotytto galloped a mile
and a half. Blue sown was led a mile by 'lhe Palmer,
Vabalathus then taking " the Gowa" at his best pace an-
other mile. Blue Gown going freely and well. Wednes-
day.—The same team again patronised Cannon Heath, and
the same work as the previous day's was done. Thursday.
—The Palmer, Blue Gown, Xi, Satyr, Green Sleeve, Ado-
sinda, Cotytto, Vabalathus, Sister to Rosicrucian, Poro
Gomez, Siderolite, and King Coplietua, all walked and
trotted for some time, when Green Sleeve and Vabalathus
were sent into the hollow. I believe Sir Joseph Hawley
is shortly expected, when no doubt her death-warrant will
bo signed for the St. Leger.
NEWMARKET.-0 a Tuesday morning, Typhoeus went
a very good gallop on the Lintekilns with Nino Elms.
Thursday. —Typhoeus again went about a mile and three-
quarters gently with Nino Elms. The others did their
usual woik. Hayhoo sweated Jasper and King Alfred,
going round the Limekilns on the outside. Hippie. led
Restitution and Suffolk a steady gallop of quite two miles.
The two year old Director I saw quite lame after his
gallop. Tourmalin gall,,ped by herself. Brother to
Breeze, Sister to King Alfred, and Sister to Tomato are all
going on well. A. Bless did some useful work with Bene-
factress, Hinton, and Ismael. •

MIDDLEHAM.—On Tuesday Fobert sent Fortunio, Per-
vacques, linage, Latooka. Etoilelante, Ventre-a-Terre,
and Lady Henriette a three-mile gallop. Osborne gave
Slap Bang a good two-mle gallop. Sister to Little Agnes,
Apemantus, Disraeli, Bard of Erin, Conrad, Inon, and
Little Duke galloped a mile and a half. King's Cross can-
tered. Dawkin galloped King of the Fairies a mile and a
half twice. Savernake, Itch colt, Custaloga, Highland
Duck, filly by Vau Gale,n, and Damsel filly went a mile
and a half steadily. Corporal cantered a mile twice.
Wednesday.—Dawsou'is and Osborne's did the same work
as on Tuesday.
CHILTOX.—At the time of writing there are very few
of Stevens's horses at home, therefore my report will be
brief. I have not yet seen a complete programme of War-
wick Meeting, but I don't think Stevens will have any-
thing there. Abingdon is within a few miles, and I ob-
serve from the entries that our trainer intends playing a
most conspicuous part there.
FINDON.—At Warwick, for the Leamington Stakes, we
have the filly by Newminster out of Irish Queen, but as
she has the top weight to carry it is not likely she will
Rut in an appearance. If she does, I should say that she
can have no possible chance, though the s.tme time I must
say she has done pretty well of late. She is als) entered
in the Welter Cup on the second day, but in me next I
shall refer fully to the WedLesday's racing. Oar horses
engaged in the Cesarewi.ch and Cambridgeshire are
Romping Ghl, Thalia, Wulsey, Owain Glyndwr, chestnut
filly by Is. ewminster out of Irish Queen, and hermitage.
Since I la.-A wrote, Hermitage has co_ tinned to du nothing
but walking exercise.
STANTON.—Ou Tuesday Christmas Carol, See-Saw, and
Fidelia galloped about two miles. SAfilet, Lord of the Val-
ley, Ben Block, and Lady of Croon:to galloped about a mile.
Wednesday—Jezabel, See-Saw, Sister to Albrighton,
Stanton, and the Morella filly were sent along a two mile
gallop. Gordian Knot, Salliet, The Returned, Limeflower
filly, and Abyssinia galloped about a mile. Thursday—
Sec-Saw, Christmas Carol, Morella filly; and Souvenance
went a mile and a half.

HEDNESFORD.—The following horses have been doing
more or less work : —Barnabo, the two Vermicellis, llo-
aitor,,Tattwr, Gvlt, Kidders ter, gvtrimse, Iliww, Maid

of Burleigh, Troubadour, Melody, Torch, Vex, Master
Willie, Dalwhinuie, Monsieur Louis, colt by Tadinor, and
Bassoon. Uncas and The Dock aro taking things easy.
ffopwood's East Lancashire, Success, Wynnstay, Silk
Drum, and Catherine are going on well. Saunders has
about fourteen doing steady work, amongst whom are
Nemo, Turn of Luck, Adelphi filly (by Cape Pyaway),
and several others.

RICHMOND.—On Tuesday Nothing More, Gleaner, and
Rel Tub, after their usual canter, went two miles ger tly.
The Prior and a nice looking lot of two year olds were
taking half-mile work. Geant des Batailles, Brennus,
Brantingham, and Valtz alone represented the Aske lot,
who were doing good mile work, after which the " Giant"
went two miles. Parasol, Declaration, and Bessie Dixon
were doing two mile work. Attache, Roderick Random,
and Snider did goo .l mile work. Plau lit hai been tired
on both fore legs, and is now. only walking. Strath-
conan is belt ng nicely round of his lam Iness. Louisa,
Entrmnet cult, and D.onlJda colt aro taking good two
mile work.

INIALTox.—J. Scott is rattling along lii3 favourite, Vis-
count, wbo is taking two-mile gallops daily, Lai by Tara-
ban, bath looking an go:i.g rimarkably well. Th ful-
lowiurc are also doing god work ; Zapolya, Thunder,
Batty, Royal 0 tk, Kieialia, My Lori. Barna Bitbo, Toison
d'Or, ani the Clipper. The Spy is taking t ,reo sharp
raNtors, while W ris walking. NVestwick is still absent.
fAuson's in g..ul work are .Lap.dist don filly an i Con-
.t.irnatiou. fAlowing of reel.'.; a:a, in active work:
- SJ..brotte, Duteli Adanral, Di Spanker, alai Skylark.
Agrippa, Elite:loc.:, Fie:,a, :tad layttletoa are taking
things easy. Shepherd's in steady work aro Quoinr of
York, o:auaond colt, King Caradoc, Malta, and Fair
Emily.

FYFIELD.—Wo have the following horses engaged at
Abingdon. Berkshire Stakes.—Citron. Maiden Two
Year Old Stakes.—Sagas. Craven Handicap.—Dulcet
and Victress. Wilma Stakes.—Tremble. All are well.
Warwick.—Leamington Stakes. Whalebone is well, and
does his two mile gallops each day, going well, and I
think will ba near winning. He is also engaged in the
Wolter Cap, but I like his chance the best for the Stakes.

EDI 121.A.J.,\ •

SUN OFFICE, 6 o'CLocK.

NOTICE.

The Third E lition of " The Sun" of last Evening, con-
taining the Latest Betting, and Races at Oxford, was
published in time for delivery in town at 7.15 p.m.

LATEST WESr-END BETTING.

ST. LEGER.
3to 1 agst The Earl (taken freely)
7to 2 agst King Alfred (taken)
6to 1 agst Formosa (taken)
13 to 2 agst Viscount (taken freely)
33 to 1 agst Mercury (offered)
50 to 1 agst Groen Sleeve (taken)
CESAREWITCH.
1000 to 20 agst Paul Jones (offered)
66 to 1 agst Achievement (offered)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
100 to 3 on the field (offered)

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

VICTORIA CLUB BETTING—This DAT.

ST LEGER.
sto 2 agst The Earl (offered-3 to 1 taken and
wanted).
3to 1 agst King Alfred (taken and offered).
11 to 2 agst Formosa (offered—take 6 to 1)
6to 1 agst Viscount (taken)
20 to 1 agst Typhoons (taken and offered)
100 to 3 agst Mercury (taken)
1030 to 20 agst Green Sleeve (taken)
1000 to 15 agst Birdseeker (offered)
100 to 80 on Earl (I to 3 taken)

C ESAREWITC a.
33 to lon the field (offered)
50 to 1 agsf. Paul Jones (taken and offered)
1000 to 15 agst Achievement (taken)
1000 to 10 agst Ilium (taken)
1000 to 10 agst Moleskin (taken)

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
40 to 1 agst Warrington (taken)
1000 to 10 agst Tabouret (taken)

JUPITER.—Mr Alfred Over, veterinary surgeon, of
Rugby, has bought Jupiter (own brother to Neptunus) out
of Holinan's stable fur stud purposes, and he will be lo-
cated at Rugby next season.

Mr Francis purchased at Canterbury on Wednesday
last Valentia, 2 years, for 46 guineas; Marsala, 3 years,
21 guineas; and th•'y have joined W. Jackson's string at
Scaife's Castle, Brighton.
VIACJUNT.—Thera is n,) foundation whatever for the
rumour that )..le Padw:ek offered to purchase the above St.
Leger horse last week.
The following have recently arrived at C. Blanton's
st tble : three years, Sycee four years, Black Din
in,u_t three years, and a yearling colt by Thortuanby out
of Caltatrice.

The three year old filly by North Linco:u out of Lava
has recently been named Venus.
Mr. Reynolds b dug disgusted with Pharaoh'sh running
at Canterbury on Tuesday last, sold him for 23 guiueas to
Mr. Hatton.

Salpine!,es, after breaking, down at Wefhioutb, was
sold for a "tanner"—an igtiable end to the career of a
Gasarewitch winner.

Coldstream, who won the County Stakes at Weymouth,
was afterwards purchased by Mr. Brayley.
Mr. Bowes has sold Thankful, and she has joined
Pickering's stables.

Lady Sophie, who is heavy in foal to Carabuscan, finished
her racing career at Ipswich.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

GRAVESEND, Saturday Morning.

Arrived, Aug. 28 —Tireum, from Yeski ; American
Union, from St. John's; Vere, from Jamaica; Christiania,
from Archangel; Diana, steamer, from Amsterdam;
Taurus, steamer, from Tonning.
Arrived, Aug. 29.—Cosmopolitan, steamer, from Ham-
burg ; Seine et Tanise, steamer, from Paris ; Edward
F4irbraSs, from Gothenburg ; Ashford, steamer, from
Cronstadt ; Cologne and Concordia, steamers, from Bon-
logue ; Dolphin, steamer, from Antwerp; Elder, strainer,
from Tonning ; Columbia, from New York; Dagmar, from
SoderLam ; Herr Stelling, front Worcum ; Irene, from
Pomaran ; Ivanhoe, from Cronsta4t ; Belgium, steamer,
from Ostend; Codan, from Archangel.
DEAL, Saturday Morning.

Anchored—Zambesi, from London, for Qqebec; Annio
Sise, from London, for Savannah ; BlAir Athol, from Lon-
don, for Boston.

Passed, Aug..2B.—Greatham-hall, screw steamer, from
London, for Lisbon.
Passed, Aug. 29.—Emilie Elizabeth, barquP, from the
north, to the westward; Isabel, from Shields, fur the Cape
of Good Hope.

For.2,izn l'ae'zot List.

MAILS DUB.

&ustralla and New Zealand, via Lloutliampton.....S.i,,t. 12.
Ditto, vla Marseilles ........5ept. 7.

Ditto, via Panama ...Sod'. 23
Brazil, Buenas lyres, anal .llonte Seat. 3
DILio, by Freaoia packet ...... ..••••••.• .• ~..••Sedt. 2.
Japz: Vents. by Brazil pace

.;aye or Good dope, ..ks.:easipa. and it. fieletta....t cp'. 12.
...7nma, Penang, aud Siug.tp,ne. via 6 ),.t„hun.;:ton .. Aug. 2.1
•‘.
,iibraltar, via Souttia:apton.. .
In dia. via Southampton
► lit°, via
Sialta, Egypt, &a. Ang
Ditto, .11araeilles......

A court-martial assembled on board her Majesiy 's
ship Formidable, at Sheerness, on Thursday, to try
Captain Lewis J. Moore and Navigating-Lieut.
Francis Christian, of her Majesty's ship Eclipse, •
for suffering the said ship to ground off Heli-
goland on the 22d of July, to the hazard of the
said ship. The Court consisted of Captain Lord
Gifford, additional captain of her Majesty's ship
Formidable (president) ; Captain Trevenen P.
Coode, of her Majesty's ship Terrible ; Capt. John
11. J. Alexander, C. 8., of her Majesty's ship Forte;
Commander William A. Smyth, of her Majesty's
ship Formidable ; and Commander William G.
Silverlock, of her Majesty's ship Cumbaland. Mr
henry Knight, Admiralty solicitor, Rochester, offi-
ciated as deputy judge-advocate. The case for the
prosecution having been concluded, the prisoners
declined to make any verbal or written defence.
Capt. Moore called Lieut. Philip Herbert Mayow,
first lieutenant of her Majesty's ship. Eclipse, and
handed in a c rtiticate from Captain Hall, stating
that by the diver's report there only appeared to
be three inches of copper off the ship's bottom, and
the damage was so slight as not to require the
ship to be docked. Lieutenant Christian handed
in first-rate certificates from the commanders of
her Majesty's ships Saracen, Sanspareil, Firefly,
Osprey, and Ciunberland, under -whom he had
served. The Court found the charge fully proved,
and sentenced both prisoners to be dismissed her
Majesty's ship Eclipse; Navigating Lieutenant
chriAtiala to lose one year's seniority.

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