New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
Vol, XXVIII.....NO' 8,5i9'
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
MN TORNADO CAsE-JOURNEY OF VOANN Wv
AhE TORIA.


oe-Tord Stanley last night in
LoNpoN' oaso Of Commons that the decisions OF
Ioihleu 'n0 eib Courts establishing the Legality
',io i1O"t- rof the Tornado have been confirmed oy
=, % 'n, , Court of Justice, the highest tnDuhai
49,! Lord Stanley made no disclosure as 10
- ootion the Government of Great britain "o"lu
49, in view of this adverse decision me CoW'
s',l.r onpounces thai Her Majesty Queen Victoria
-, Iooo I'm GLAND ON the 5th Of August going hIst
,hyopgh Paris, whence she will make tour through
p,ance switzerland. and Germany. 1t is expected
Mt tbe Oueen will return TO England about the ISL
OF September. -.
noNrAtFNTs TO LORD BROUGHAM AND IRof'
FARADAY.
The propriety Of erecting monuments III "eS'in'h-
= Sbbev in memory of the late Lord Brougham
aid Prof Faraday Is widely canVasSeu mere anu
a proposition has been warmly advocated ln ana
aut of Parli ament
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.
svENING-In the House of C0nmOns this evening
Reardon, member for AthlOne, moved for a CON-
,ttee 70 INQUIRE whether the arrest and imprison-
cent of George Francis Train for debt was legal lie
tbongbt the step was taken for political causes and
that II was illegal and unjustihable The motion
Was not seconded and was consequently lost III
,.oly TO a question by Mr. Bentinck member ior
Whitehayen. Mr. SclateT Booth said the Government
had thanked the Philadelphia Library for the git o1
State paper of much value and that the letters on
the subect would be submitted 10 the House OF
Commons. In the House of Lords the Bribery bill
vas passed IN Committee and the Government bill
o the purchase of the telegraph wires received It's
fBal passage.
THE GOODwOOD RACES.
SoopwooD, July 2S-The Goodwood races COM
.aonced today. The weather was bright and sunny,
out clouds of dust rendered the scene rather uncom
sortable to the immediate crowd which gathered to
witness the events upon the cards. The turf, too,
= as I'm bad order in consequence of the long drOuth
zsheh has prevailed. The first race was for the
Crown stakes of five sOveregns each. with so added;
sistance one mile and quarter; and was won by
Loud Stamford's year old b. c. ChamwOOd, by New
castle out of Cassidia. Lord jerseys year old b.
b. Yespasan, by NewminsteT, out Of Vesta, second;
aud Mr j. Johnstones 4 year old ch c. Mandrake,
by Weatherbit, out of MandTagOra, third. The bet
ting befOre the race was to against Chanwood, 4
30 / against Vespasan, and to against Mandrake.
The next race for the Lavant stakes Of so SOW
eregns SO forfeit foI 2year old colts to carry ~
n and fles lls b. Owner Ofsecond horse to receive
back his stakes halfmie ,33 subScribersl. This race
was won by the Duke of BeaufOrfs 3-year old b. t.
Heather Bell, by Dundee, out of Mountain Maid
formerly owned by Mr.. w. s. Crawfurd Prince d.
Soltykof7s 2year old Dr. c. Badsworth, by Carnival,
out of Beregina, was second. The betting before
the race was TO ! against the winner, and to !
against Badsworth. Sax horses The Rous
stakes of 20 sovereigns each half forfeit for 3year
aid colts 20 carry 100 H. and FLIES l19 h, with penal
ties and allowances one mile Is subscnbers). This
race was a walk over by HOdgman's 3-year old br.
8 Paul Jones, by Buccaneer. ont of Queen OF the
6ipsies The Gratwiok Stakes of 100 sOveregns each
subscrption half forfeit for colts to carry 100 b and
of IN
yovereigns out of the stakes and the third to save
bis stake one-half mile l23 subscrbers This race
was won by Mr.. Sayiles years old ch. f. by Parme
san ont of Lady Blanche by Yougeur the Duke of
Beaufort's years old b. c. Herald by Irum-
peter out of Palm. second; PhGbus was
third The betting before the race was five to one
against the Blanche lly, two to one against Herald
and two TO one against PhGbus. Five horses ran.
The Stewards Cup handicap value 800 soyereigns,
BY subscription of 10 sOveregns with 100 soyeTegns
added penalties and allowances, threequarters OF
mile was won by Mr.. Hodgman's three years old br.
T. Vex, by Vedette, out Of Flying Duchess; MI. >.
Johnstone's three years old b. c. Mercury, by Lamb
ton, ont of Starlight, was second; and capt
ChTistie's six years old b. m s'ulet
by Trumpeter, out of Loo, was third.
The betting before the race was three to against
Vex fourteen to one against Mercury and twenty to
one against Sallet Twenty-Five horses ran. Ii viii
be found on examining the terms required from
horses running in the English that not only do
the horses carry greater weight for age than is re-
auired in American races, but almost uniformly
their is second money to for, besides the pnne
pal stakes and in very many races the
owner of third horse recei back his stake This
arrangement results in larger fields OF horses run
ninR and in the being contested and to END foI
6Ist second and third places, and even for good
fourth. fifth aud sixth position among those not
ne interest in the running and speculation in the
betting ring both by spectators and turfmcn.