The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-08
THE CARLISr FIAsC0 IN SPAIN.
RELATIONS BETWEEN TURKEY AND EGYPT
1smail Pacha Called on for a Report OF Ills
Western Tour.

lsmail Pacha Called on for Report Of Ills
Western Tour.
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ENGLAND.
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Banquet TO tho Yacht Squadron ut Cowes
Castle.
LONDON, August I, 1869.
4 great dinner was given the members OF the
yacht squadron at Cowes Castle yesterday James
q. Bennett. Jr.. and many other Americans were
present
Mr. Bennott's yacht, tho Dauntless. remained ct
anchor yesterday declining to enter into the contest
Royal Yacht sqqadrcp Regatta.
LONDON. August !, 1859.
The regatta OF the Royal Yacht Club closed yes.
terday with q race for schooners and yawls over
thlrty tons. The course was around the Isle Of
Wight Time allowances were made Oh the club
scale and there were eight entries Mr.. r. Sutt0n's
schooner Aline ZIG tons. won, beating Mr.. Ash
burys schooner Cambria, 100 tons, by six minutes
The race was spirited afair, although the wind at
&in6es was rather light.
A Usfted States Consui Not Received by
England--Formation Of tho Hudson Bay Gev.
srnmept-An Irish Newspaper on Cruelties to
Eouinns.
LONDON, August 7, 1859.
Tho British government have refused TO grant an
oaeQuat'a' to James Haggsrty appointed Consul OF
tho United States Of Glasgow. The government
base their refusal On the ground that Mr.. Haggerty
was connected with the Fenian movement
complete government for the Hudson Bay Terri
tory will soon DO formed. McDougal VIII proDaby
DO appointed Lieutenans Governor aud Rose Minis.
Ter Of Finance.
The Marquis do Ia valetie has arrived In London.
The Dublin Freeman, referring to the statement
made By Mr.. Bruce the Home Secretary, In the House
OF Commons concerning the treatment OF Fenlau
prisoners. says Il has to believe that he has
been msed by the prison officials into juslfyng the
treatment Of the prisoner Rossa New facts are
known and Will be tie subject OF further nvestga.
ton. which will show that the seventies practAed
upon him have been concealed.
Casada Loan Bill-Third Reading.
LONDON, August 7-Mdnight.
In the Hoase Of Commons tonight the Canada
loan bill was read for the third time aud PASSED.
The Turs-IseWes MeetiuR-WiunnR Horses.
LONDON. August 7, 1869.
The Iewes August meeting was held yesterday
and to-day.
The be warrene Handicap was won by Mr.. Sill's
Biss. beating Mr.. g. Payne's victress. second, aud
Mr.. &. Braylsy's Lily.
Tue Priory Stakes, for two year ODDS, was won BY
Mr.. Rays br. O. Green Ribbon beating W. Bevills
colt by Thorinanby. second and G. jones' b. c. Cap
tvator. third. The betting stood to against the
winner cvon on Bevlll's colt and to against Cap
ttrator. Six ran.
The Queens Plate was won by Blueskin, beating
Wrestler and second Dido. third. The betting was
n.v.xx~ q 4vots,a Far
The Lewes Grand Handicap to-day was won by
Arlington, beating Robespierre, second, and Miss
Greatwickc. third. Betting to against Arlington.
3 to against Robesperre. Thirteen ran.
nIovemcnts OF the Harvard Crew-Uniform
Marriage Law--The Feninu Prisoners
British Boundary Lines-NIore Telegraphic
* LONDON, August 7, 1869.
The oxford boat crew are expected at Putney on
"wednesday next The new boat for the oxford
Club arrived to day. II Is forty two feet long,
The Harvard crew were out for practice again last
evening, The speed attained was greater than ever.
10 the House OF Commons last evening Right Hop.
Henry Austin Bruce, the Secretary Of State for che
Hom6 Department, In reply to question Of Mr..
Palmer. said thAt the pressure Of public business
prevented the Introduction OF bill to establish
uniform marriage law for the United Kingdom.
when an Opportunity was presented the question
would be dealt with on liberal and unsectariau prin.
cipics.
=. NJ Moore member for Tipperary, inquired a. to
sRe c6Ns 81 the government In regard to the renian
prts0f8rb. Nj. Bruce replied that O'Donovan and
Rosa were subjected to the punishment which
stct discipline and their misconduct required The
sreatment. however, was not unnecessarily severe
Mr. Mcguire, member for Cork city, appealed to
the government to extend clemency to the Fentans.
viSccuut Milton made inquiry respecting the
boundaries between the British Possessions and the
United States.
Mr.. Otway. Under Secretary for the Foreign De-
partment replied that the land question already
ses.Iee. WitA respect to the water bounda
fieA Earl Russell in 1850 had proposed
that the matter be referred for arbltra-
ton, The United States government agreed to this
proposal, but the negotiations were interrupted BY
she breaking out Of war; III October last the Amer.
osn government renewed the proposition for ON or
bitration and the convention was signed. ana which
now awaits she ratification Of the United States
Senate.
The prospectus Of the West ] ndia and Panama
Telegraph Company has been issned The design is
to connect South America with Europe and the
United STATES by means Of o cable from tuba to
Central America.
FRANCE.