New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
GREAT BRTTATN.
nA1IY NEWS ON SEWARD.

ro,gnoN Julv S-IbC Daily NCrS OF this city has
.,,, editorial this morning, the dispatch relative
Tho Fenians recently sent by Mr. Seward to Mr.
1for,n the First Secretary of the American Lega-
s;on in this city, The N0rs says This dispatch IS
,:,a.,rteops and mfriendly TO the English nation
I've have no hesitation IN denying that 1t expresses
.,o flaws Of enlightened Americans, who, we know,
will repudiate the irritating notes of Secretary Sew
and The people of the United States win be glad TO
Know that both tine English people and the English
Government will treat such dispatches as disguised
tricks calculated 70 effect the coming election
NEWMARKET RACES.
Tho Julv Race Meeting commenced at New
market Yesterday The sun shone brilliantly, and
the usual large attendance of patrons Of the turf
from among the nobility and commOners. as well
a from the masses. was present. The roads were
enveloped in clouds of dust in consequence of the
continuance OF dry weather The first race was
for the July stakes, subscription of 90 soVerelgns
zach for two-year-olds; colts to carry l22 pounds
flies 119 pounds the owner of the second horse to
receive back his stake; fmlongs 1876 yards O. sub
scribers. Il was won by MI II. Savils bay colt
Rvshworth by Skrmsher ont Of Nentumna; the
Duke of Newcastle's fly by Newcastle out OF
Penance. second; Mr.. J. Dawson's chestnut colt
DE We're by st. Adams ont of Apricot, third SIX
Others started. Time, minute 10 seconds. Before
the start the betting was TO against kyshWorth'
l5tOl against Abstinence, and 10 against DE we're
The great race of to-day sweepSake OF 900 SOW
ereqns each 200 forfeit for two-year ods colts to
carry 70 lbs and flhes 10 lbs three furongs 90
Yards Four subscribers. The race was won by
lord Glasgows br. c. 10y Young Melbourne ont Of
Miss Sarah: the Marquis of Hastings's CHI Basilia
10y Trumpeter out Of Energy second; the Duke of
Kewcastle's c. Martyr by st. Adams out Contadina,
tbird. Mr. Pryor's Quicksilver did not start The
Fstting was four to one against the winner, two to
one against Basilia and four 10 against Martyr
VISIT OF JOHN BRIGHT TO Dir. PEABoDY-ENTHU-
sIAsTIC RECEPTION IN LIMERICK.
DUBLIN. JulyS.-John Bright NJ. p, has arrived
IN Ireland on visit to the distinguished phianthro-
r,st, George Peabody Mr.. Bright, on reaching Linn
.enck. was received in most enthusiastic manner by
the people Of that city. Samuel Lover the we'll
known Irish novelist and poet died to-day at adj
vanced age.
WHO SPOKE N THE LORDs-HUMBLE PIE FOR
MR. DIsRAELI-A LIE NAILED-PERSONAL-
THE HENLEY REGATTA.
LONDON, June q. 1853
Two days debate in the Lords on the Irish Church,
30 columns in The Time-wbat mortal has read il all
1t is doubtful whether anything new has been said,
and certain that the fate Of the SuspensOry bill will
not be affected bv whatever has been be said.
The Lords viii reject il this year only TO accept it
raext at the hands Of Householder House Of Com
mons. Lord Granville made good speech for the
bill, Lord Derby rafting against it Earl Grey
indicated his reputation as fossil Wing by oppo-
sing it; Lord Clarendon cear-headed and telling
he always is a string of Archbishops and Bishops
who are funnlly called Spiritual Peers. acclaimed
against the sacrllege of despOllIng the Church All
this on Thursday evening. On Friday the Earl of
tCaTnaryon astOnlshed the House by announcing his
If all
lie did not ike 10 he thought the Church in Ire
land ought 70 be maintained still by some sort Of
Government help, but he would rather make
NeTins with her open enemies than trust 20 her
proieS5eo frends-a hard hit at Mr.. Disraeli which
recalls conversation heard the other day on the
Oehcnes OF the Commons. One Liberal remarked
tnat ne believed II wOuld still be some years before
the lIsh Cbsrch got actually disestablished Yes"
exclaimed another, well known for his wit: and
Hheh IL IS, believe It will be Dizzy who does it,"
LCrd CanaryOn although one Of the three Ministers
VINO resigned Office under Lord Derby rather than
support a Reform BILL expected 10 90 with the
-lLhlstiy against the present bill. He is Tory Of
determined stamp, very able honest and undOubt-
cay sincere IN declaring his belief that the Church
WIN suner less from bargain with the Liberals than
Om tne support Of her friends under Disraells lead.
Inc Marquis Of Salisbury, when still Lord Gran
ooIne and IN the Lower House took the same ground
"a respect 70 the Abolition OF Church Rates but he
o NOT hold TO 10 on the Church. His speech against
o Vi was almost violent and he prefers the chances
ia no surrender policy, while the volatile
IielhieI holds Office. probably because he knows
.siseh must 90 out next year, and will have less
%%nptton, when in opposition. TO compromise the
church out Of existence.
oi' Dlsraells speech at the Merchant Tailors din
jef has revived the scandal about his drinking. That
&c haDtually drinks to excess is what nobody says
-. supDOses That he sometimes drinks enough 10
tunSetue ms judgment plain Very likely this was
tle case at his last dinner Fond Mr. Disraeli is
"a saying sensational things and bitter things, he
"O,uu scarcely, in his uninspiTed moments, have
committed himself TO such statement as he made In
4SspTgcs 70 the Foreign Office administration under
D Llpgefas When we acceded to Office" said Blr
IJsraeh, the name of England was a name Of
gOh ana dlstTust IN every foreign Court and Cabi-
~ lot want Of English influence wars were
aei4uennuy occurring; but since we entered upon
INV say that all this has changed; that while we
I've shfunk from bTistlng and arrogant informed
tting we have never taken refuge in selfish isOa-
anu the peace OF Europe had been secured by
we good Offices Of Lord Stanley Naturally this sort
~ language could not pass without notice On
dnuIsday night in the House of Commons, Mr.
f IAN Dun, a Liberal, who is a recognized au-
Li!!y IN foreign politics. asked Dir. DlsTaeh
"netheI he said what was reported, and whether he
meant H. They were, said Mr. Duff, very wild
th olus LOT British Prime Minister TO use and al
d.qgh much might be forgiven 20 man, especially
Wy Ilght honorable gentleman speaking after din
f ei u must be recoected that lac was not offending
toi tne nrst time" The sting of this sarcasm lies in
t 80 ruin. Inc whole House has seen Mr. Dsraei
vice speaking IN great debates under the influence
OF brandy and water What can he say m answer to
uoh 'aunt1 But II NT. Disrae said that England,
al consequence Of her foreign policy under the Lib
was an OBJECT Of suspicion and distrust, he
aware, asked Mr. Duff that ord Derby on succeeding
20 once IN 1885, had urged Lord Clarendon then Lib
SiA Foreign Minister. 10 retain his post All Br
fS "a haa y reply was that he did not TO hit
not nSlaIehaon but LORD Russell. But this would
Ye answer at all for il at once shown that Lord
"a enuon had been two years In the Liberal Cabinet
sh h wac responsible for its foreign policy Not a
srs u UL Ell Dlsr2elrs unlucky speech would stand
which in sAe1 sr Lay ara, were the foreign wars
SN " L01a Clarendoas tine were frequently