New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE RACE BETWEEN THE sAPPHo AND ALINE
DECLINED.
LONDON, Sept S-The proposed race between the
American yacht SapphO and the English yacht Aline
will not occur Capt Baldwin of the Sappho
challenged the Aline to a race across the channel
from Cowes to Cherbourg, France, and return, for
purse of $50. The Ane is to be laid mp for the sea
son. and her owner has therefore declined TO enter
ber for the race.
THE ECLIPSE OF THE sun.
TelepTams have been received hero announcing the
complete success of the expedition of German gentle
men who went to Asia to make observations on the
recent total eclipse of the They chose the best
possible place for their experiments namely, Alden,
in Arabia and were supplied with Photographic in
struments and other scientific apparatus. The dis
patches mention that six Photographic views OF the
eclipse were obtained, four of which perfect.
THE TIMES ON AMERICA.
The Times this morning has an editorial article on
Indian affairs in the United States 1t speaks of the
policy toward the Red men as one of consideration
and forbearance between contending races, but
costly as not much longer to be pursued
NR. ROEBUCK ON AMERICA-COMMENTS OF THE
TIMES.
The Times to-day publishes letter from Mr.. Roe
buck NJ. F., in which that gentleman justiies and
reairms the language used by him in regard to the
Times replies to Mr. Roebuct ~-tm the course Oh lts
article administers the following rebuke: In
nrbc reception given TO the representative OF the
limited States when it was the object of all present
to cultivate a feeling Of good will IT was an INJURY
70 hoth countries for man iu Mr. ROebucks position
10 use the language of vehement disparagement'
We only hope that Mr.. johnson will not fail to notice
that the insult has been repndiated by English pubic
opinion with entire unanimity. He may form an
idea of the honor IN which we hold his country by
the prompt recoil from Mr.. ROebuck's words he
everywhere witnesses"
EXECUTION OF MACKAT-sTRIKE OF THE LON
DON .CABMEN.
The hoy Nackay. 10 years of age was hanged to-
say at Newgate within the walls of the prison, for
The murder of his mistress, in this city. The only
nersons present were the officers of the law and
few members of the press. This is the first private
execption which has taken place in LOnd n under
the new law concerning capital punishment. The
strike of the cabmen continues and causes great in
convenience to the public. The press strongly de-
nounce the action of the drivers whose proceedings
however, have so far been orderly.
DONCAsTER RACEs-FIRsT DAY.
The Doncaster September meeting commenced to-
dav The weather was rainy and the track heavy.
The attendance was not large. The following IS the
result of the principal races; Fitzwiam Stakes
Bluegown, /; Evelina 2; Vespasian, g. Seven
started The betting was 2 to on Bluegown, Is TO
] against Evelina, and 3 to ! against Vespasian.
Champagne Stakes--IIawley's sister to Roscrucian,
l. Belladrum 2; ChateheTault. 3. -Four started.
Betting TO against sister TO Rosicrucan, to l
Belladrum, 12 10 l against Chatelherault. Glasgow
States-Acheyer, / ConjuTOr. 2; Feciais, 3. Betting
Sto against Acmever, even on COnjuror, to
against Fecialis. Great Yorkshire Handicap-ROmp-
Ing Girl /; Nyanza, 2; Tabouret, 8 The Palmer, 4.
Ten started, Betting 8 to / against Romping Girl,
to l against Nyanza, 5 to ! against TabOuret to
against The Palmer. Clumber Plate-NespasiaD, ] !
Palmer, 2. Only two started.
TIE BURLINGAME- CHINA MISREPRESENTATION
OF CHINESE EMIGRANTS IN AMERICA.
PrOm 'hs London Sapdard ministerial joarra August 2s
The treatment which the Chinese experience
10 California is such shame q Christian land. Had
the crimes OF which read been perpetrated upon
negroes the South the Radical papers ia this country,
no less than in America, would have been IN white heat
OF PASSION Ast IS they al but silent the subject
But TIE TRIBUNE has employed special correspondent
m mCaIh0Ihla MT Marx Twain, and lie sends au account
which Mr. Horace Greeley cannot publish without ac-
fnowiedgng that brutality toward inferior race is
possible IN other parts Of the country besides the South
Twain save that he has seen dogs set on 10 Cinnamon
IN the streets of San Francisco and standing around
te slo, ~ as u they were at bull nght nave
seen ne says troops OF boys assault Chinaman with
stones, when be walking quietly along about his
business and send him bruised and bleeding home" Yet
tDe immigration OF Chinese amounts TO about thousand
week The Americans contend that object of their
additional treaty with China is to guarantee protection
Tor these oOmeTs aud TO prevent them beine treated
outeasfs tmight also have been admitted that Mr.
Buungaine mission Is intended chiefly 10 add glory and
prom " - ,eA ted staSSs, All Oher eonsderaons are
syye in ts country 20 explain his errand to Lord stan
lev and n would be scarcely tar TO condemn hg sson
utterly without hearing en- au!bVII.stFe sehfN ,,.