New-York tribune., 1868-07-30
yOr" XXVIII.....NO s,5%O'
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN

fTUE AMERICAN Ciii<+'-,
oo The main points OF the "cC iVi
A"ND"N3 90 American citizens aDIOau, "ni0D
- - I'ooeod INST before the adJourhne"1 - - 20
49, of the United States, were 'e.os' is'1oI,
IT, "a ore published in the morning Joui,"i'
lrSa hin is sharply and untaVoraDIy oii'iO''.N
~ Pm n,sb press though its passage uoos "o, IN
avcte either surprise or anger Jouin"l9 "
'SoAes Of opinion affect to consider the Diu
L'oosure reanired by the exigencles OF INC
measure Pnt thew think this action of Congress
lviu not tend to promote the SUCCESS VI 80
.,iotions with foreign powers TO secure ny treaty
s'hrobment of the principles of natonahtles
n' tbe hill is based. The London Times says
VI, ~ Of the American Citizen act Will surprise
po I"o II was TO be expected that the majority Oh
nv NJ IT,;,od states Congress would make, through
, rooosure as this direct bid for the lrsh vote
- oonino election There is nothing IN the gen.
- rrncinle of the bill for England to deny OF OPP
rDao Irishn,en who have taken out their naturaii
,o,or papers in the United States may properly use
,S-ioov nassnorts. while travelling in Europe or
:, .h ornoies of the United States even against
c. Pritain So long as their new
i citizenship is bona fde qualihcatlon'
r,ado in accordance with American naturalization
Eous nothing can be said The real purpose OF the
Tenian ia protected by the citizenship thus con-
,arrod ppon him to make war upon the Queen OF
rncland in her own realm But here they must be
treated as subjects guilty of treason; aliens ana
atives are ON the same footing in such case. The
denial of Jury nedetate linglG in the tnal OF the
Jaemel packet prisoners was right because the u1al
d such case as that depended on internal not IN
ltsrnational laws The evidence obtained III the
United States against these prisoners TO prove that
they we're members of the Fenian Brotherhood was
merely collateral. The real crime charged against
these men was committed on British territory.
The Times even accepts the rule that naturalzed
citizen of the United States may come to England
with impuuity after plotting against the Queen in
America, if he comes peaceably. The Morning Post
ssys the adoption of this bill by Congress anticipates
and consequently delays the settlement of the ques
ton of the rights of naturalzed citizens between the
United States and European powers. The latter
nav Justly resent such action, even while making
allowance for the exigencies Of the approaching
Presidential election.
THE MINISTERIAL BANQUET
MlDNIGHT-The usual banquet given at the con-
elusiOn of the session of Parliament TO the Ministers
came off at the Mansion House this evening. Mr.
psraeh in the course of his speech touched
upon the relations existing between Great
Britain and the United States. lie said with
regard to the subjects of misunderstanding
which have been so much dwelt on by the United
States every day leads to better feeling upon them,
and he expressed the opinion that their solution is
near at hand. The result is only what can be ex-
Deeted from the mutual good sense and feeling Of
two great and kindred nations.
GOODwooD RACEs-sECOND DAY.
The racing yesterday at GOodwOod ,the Duke OF
Richmond's Park was very good. The sport COM
meDeed with some small races, and nothing OF par
Al. L - o. 1aeol
which were won by TabOuret. his morse was
backed for considerable money, and stood at lO 10
q fortnight ago. but started first favOrite at to j.
The next event of Importance was the flndoh
stakes which was won by the Duke OF Newcastle $
brown colt Tenedas, who started first tavonte' Inc
0oodwood cup will be run for to-day, for which
BlinkhOolie is at present the fayOrte. The following
is a summary of the racing Yesterday;
GoopwooD sTAKEs-Handcap Of Sl25 each, ball Tor
fet with $500 added the second horse 10 receive SOW O1
Of the stakes two miles and ha, closed Win ~ suD
Nr r Jchnstone's b. c. TabOuret years by Ratapian
No out Seons IN e. iam years, by GunJcat ont
Mr BCTc; b. c The spy years, by Underhand out Of
Bsttng2 to against Ta6oure Is to against Ium,
THE FrxDoS STAKES Of $50 each, for two year olds;
colts llg lbs hes l6 lbs; winners OF $500 previous 10
Of mile; closed with 81 Subscribers
Duke Of Neweasle's Dr. c TenedOs, by Knight OF ST.
Patrick out OF
Mr. J. Johnstone's b. f. by Newnmster out OF Lazy .,
me.DVuiLe..
Mr. MerIy's ch CrOcus, by ThOrmanDy
Five started. ,
,Betting-Even against TenedOs, TO against the Lazy
Melbourne flly, and TO against Crocus . 49,
THE DRAwING-ROON STAKES OF Sl25 each, Wlth go"
added for uneeyear Olds, colts l22 pounds, hles 10
pounds the winner Of the Derby or OAKS 10 pounds extra
a other winners Of 5000 pounds extra, one mile ana
two furlODgs, closed with 80 subscribers.
Nh. CTawfOrds br. c. MOslem, by Knight Of st. Pat
mex out Of BesiBa, l2 pounds. ~
eWeepstakes loo each half forfeit Tor theeyear Olu
hhes l72 pounds with penalties each subscriber 70 name
two hles, one TO the post mile andaquarter closed
with 10 subscribers.
Mr.. Padwicks ch +. Athena, by stoekwen out Of
sweepstakes OF 81 500 each half f8Tfe for three year
old colts 1872 D with penalties each subscriber 10 name
two colts, one TO the post one mile and quarter closed
with 10 subscribers
Mr.; Chaplins eb. st. Roman, by 81. Adams, out Of
Elspeth
blr Frederick Johnston's D. BandtO, by Buccanneer
wv V yeetet
Dnke Of Beauiorts b. Herald by Trumpeter, cut oi
NI Johnstons ch c. Harvester by stoctwci, out Of
Beting-Eyen against ST. Roman, 10 against Herald
and 70 each against Banditto and Harvester ~
VOodWoOd Derby Of SIPS each baf forielt, I0r tIIte
Iea 0ds, colts 122 70, hes 19 with penaeb one Ine
hae half closed with 10 subscribers Marquis OF hasI-
bpht Naiyeu, by stOckwell, out OF Artess..-.W. o.
TIRE LORD-LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND.
DUBLIN, July 29.-The Marquis Of Abercorn, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, is 10 be made Duke.
FRANCE.