The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-06
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ereceedings In the Hsuse OF Commons
Second Reading OF the Canadian Loan
Btla-Tte Harvard Boat Crew.
LONDON August S-Midnight
In the House Of Commons tonight Mr. Otway, in
reply to question from Mr.. Bowring said in conse-
Quenco Of recommendation OF the 0fncial COM
mittee the government had declined TO Ill the
vacancy IN the British Consusair at Chicago.
Mr.. 6tansfeld moved the second reading of the
Canadian Loan bill. which proposes to guarantee q
loan Of 900 for the purchase OF the territory and
rights OF the Hudson Bay Company. Mr.. Stansfeld
stated that in order to facilitate the adjustment Of
this question, which of considerable Importance
In respect to tho relations OF England with America
and to promote the settlement Of the territory her
Aajesty's government undertook. In accordance
with the pledges it had given, to propose this guar
antee to the House.
Mr. Monk opposed the motion and moved an
amendment that the second reading be postponed
three months.
Mr. Dixie seconded the amendment. He hoped
the government would lay down some clear, distinct
policy with respect to colonial guarantees.
After some further discussion the amendment to
postpone the second reading was rejected by vote
Of o5 to 10. and the bill was then read for the
second time. A.
In their practice To-Day the Harvard crew made
better time and showed better form than hereto
fore. They made thirtyfour strokes per minute at
the start. and gradually increased the number.
Third Day Of the Royal Yacht Club Regatta.
CowEs, August s. 1862
To-day, the third of the Royal Yacht Squadron re.
gatta, the race for the Town Cup piece of plate
valued at f100, took place. It was sailed over the
Queens Course nifty miles, and was time race, on
the Royal Yacht squadron scale. The weather was
fne. Thirteen yachts started The race was won
BY Mr.. T. Chamberlayne's cutter Arrow. 1O2 tons.
Mr. r. sutton's schooner Aline 2le TONS was second
and Mr.. c. J. Tenants cutter Omara, l65 tons,
yhrd
Encouragement OF the Harvard Crew.
LONDON, August s, 1862
HE Harvard crew has been rearranged as fol-
lows:-Loring (strokel simmons, Rice, Bass bow)
Their speed has improved. and in their practice yes
terday they made from thirty to forty strokes
per minute.
The Brighton Races-Third Day.
LONDON, August 5, 1859.
The Brighton Club Biennial Stakes was won by J.
Days Arlington date Glengarry) three years. by
bennington, out Of Kitten. beating Lord viviahs
The Maze. three years, by Wild Dayrell second, and
STRIP. Johnstone's Historian, aged by StocKwell out
Of Alana, third. The betting was to against the
winner, 3 to / against The Maze and to against
Historian. Four ran.
The Queens Plate was won by Mr. York's b. c.
Remington. by Oxford, out Of Polynesia, beating
sister to Polly Perkins, second. and Mr.. Chapln's
cn. c. Countryman, by stockwell, out Of Village
Lass, third. The betting stood to 1 against Ken.
,ningtOn to against Polly Perkins sister and to
against Countryman. Eight ran.
Weekly Statement Of the Bank Of England.
LONDON, August s, 1862
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank Of Eng.
land made public to-day, shows that the amount Of
bullion IN vault has increased f1s6 900 sterling since