New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
GREAT RRITAIN.

THE DEBATE on fnE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION.
LONDON, April 29-The London journals this morn
ing in lanenting the fact that the debate on
the Irish Church question: in the House of Commons,
seems to have been left TO the secOndrate men of
that House. Valuable time is wasted in desultory
discussion which serves no other purpose than to
give an opportunity for partisan recrminaton. Both
parties thus play directly into the hands of Mr. Dis
raeli whose great object is to proract the CON
troversy and gain time.
TIE FENIAN TRIALS.
The first and principal witness who testified in the
trial of Burke. Casey and Shaw. yesterday was Co
rydon the we-knOwn nformeI, not Corigan
TRIAL OF BURKE.
EvENING.-The trial OF Burke. Shaw. and Casey
for trcasOn-elony in being concerned in the Fenian
attack Chester Castle, was resumed in the Court
of Queens Bench tins morning. Mr.. kylock, pro-
prietor of q gun shop in Birmingham, was sworn.
and testified that he sold to Burke, IN December,
1865. quantity of caps and pistols. lie also swore
that 800 rifles were bought by Burke Of Mr. Hill,
together with molds for bullets. to the amount of
c2OOO. The witness was subjected 10 a searching
crossexamination. under which lac showed coDfu-
sion about the identity of Shaw and Casey
Mr.. Hill was sworn, and gave evidence confirming
that of Kyock. stating that Burke represented to
him that the arms purchased of witness were Tor use
in South America Several other witnesses were
examined and testified that the arms in question
were sent from Birmingham 10 Liverpool The evI-
dence of number of lodging house keepers, carmen
and Others from Liverpool was given. which agreed
that Burke had under the name of Wnslow, been
resident of that city about the time of the attack on
Chester Castle and proved his intimacy with leading
we'll known Fenians The Court adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
THE NEWMARKET RACES.
To-day was the third days races of the Newmarket
Spring Meeting The sweepstakes for four-year olds
was won by Sir Il. Bullleley's Owen Glyndwyr The
Prince of Wales's stakes of 80 sOvereigns each az
subscribers was won by Mr. Bowes's Jaroban four
wear old colts carried q pounds; flles, lG pounds
The Newmarket two-vears old plate of 200 sOver-
eigns O1 subscribers !was won by Sir f. Johnstones
Brigantine: colts carried 122 pounds; iillies, 12O
pounds The free handicap of two miles lG3 sub
scrbers) was won by Hippia, and uncas won race
for plate
The foregoing dispatch gives the result OF the third
dav OF the Newmarket Spring Meeting Hbe sweepstakes
OF $3.50 each for year 0lds colts l2 MS ana Miles III hs
with penalties. Three miles, subscribers. inc winner
Owain GlyndwT. Is brown colt by Young blel-
bourne ont OF Tasmana's dam As tWOyearold he ran
ran dead beat with Mandrake for the Glasgow stakes OF
$3.50 at the Newmarket Houghton meeting put was
beaten on running it Of A three yearolc he ran six
times and won the st Leger stakes Of s2 each at
the Newmarket First October Meeting. The Prince OF
winner a chesnut colt by atapan ont of Niasina ana
as twoyearod without Winning Aa .ht1e re-
wear old lac ran IA times, and won four raeesLthe
Stephenson Biennial Stakes, aud the northern DERBY
at Newcastle upon Tyne The Great Northern s Lsgep
at StocfOD on Tees and the DOncaster stakes, where
ne best Vauhan at DOncaSter September meeting Atone
time this horse was much fanced for last years Derby
Rrgautine the winner of the twOyearod plate is Day
fly by Buckancer out Of Lady Macdonald Inc Free
Uandicap OF Sl25 EACH $50 forfeit with $1,000 added two
miles was won by Baron Rothsclids famous bay MY
Hjppa by King Tom ont OF Daughter OF the star. Inc
career OF thus flly has been marked success, a
a twoyearOld she won five races out OF tWeVe
the Newmarket wOyear-Od Plate OF S 900 al newman
ket first spring meeting; the Summing HI stakes OF S4jo
a Ascot Sprng; the Queens Stand OF 5000 ana ferh
Hl Stakes of Al 625 Ascot Summer, ana SweepstakSs
of SC2j al tho Newmarket HOughton AS
out OF ~ races she six. Two Sweepstakes Oh SZD
each and sweepstakes Of $50 each AT the NeWnalket
Craven the Oaks stakes worth $4,000 when she peat tne
Achievement at Epson summer aud two plates OF s!D
each the Newmarket July meeting Gneas, the VIII VIII
ner OF the plate four-yeai-od brown colt by SOckWe
out OF Prairie Bird by Touchstone nine times last year
and once. the Croxton Park Plate at the LeWes
Spring meeting
the Cable dispatches Of the 18th Of April Wa
reported dead heat for the Biennial
stakes Montsgnari ueskn dead heat for the New
handicap By mail esa that the Earl the Biennial by
Blue Gown second and that Mntsgnr beat Bueskn by
| neck for the NeNmSFkd handicap.