The New York herald., 1869-04-30
ENGLAND.

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Interesting Debates i'm Pnriiamen'-ssir Ruther-
ford AIceci's Statement About Chinn De-
uicd-Di.raeli's Amendment to the Irish
Church Bill Rejected.
LONDON. April 29-Evening
The proceedings In the House OF Commons this
evening were unusually interesting. Right Honora-
BILE Chichester Fortescue. the Chief Secretary for
ireland, in reply to question Of Lord Manners, de-
pored the recent outrages in Cork and Londonderry
Every endeavor had been made by the government
to suppress the riotous proceedings and theipeace
preservation act had been fully enforced. He also
stated that further explanations at this time were
impo,itic.
John Arthur Otway. the member for Chatham.
denied the authenticity Of the telegram purporting
TO have been received from Sir Rutherford Alcock.
the British Minister to China that tire Chinese gov
ernment and people were opposed to progress"
The Irish Church bill then came up. After short
debate on Mr.. Disraeli's amendment to give the
glebo houses to the church, the proposition was
rejected az fOllOws:-
For the amendment 227
Against the amendment .....................-.. 3lS
Majority for the government. nt...... ........... OIL
During the discussion the O'Conor Don stated
that the trustees OF Maynooth College were willing
to put that building up for sale, If the same could
be done with the giebes OF the church. On the
clause allowing the retention by the church of any
real or personal property the produce Of property
or moneys given by private persons out OF their own
resources since the year 1850. or the produce OF
moneys raised by private subscription since that
year. Mr.. Gregory moved to substitute the year zoos
for 1860.
Mr.. Disraeli moved the omission OF the date
entirely
SIR Roundell Palmer spoke In opposition to the
amendment. He thought the fixing OF the date at
the year 1860 to be more desirable to the church
and country than the leaving to the former of all
dowments made subsequent to the Reformation.
Both Of the amendments were then withdrawn,
and Mr.. Claiborne Hardy submitted motion to fix
the date at 1860.
The House divided upon this notion with the fol-
lowing result
For the amendment. 220
Government majority Observation-Disclosures. SO
Sir Frederick william Heygates (member for Lon
dOnderry) motion to retain the royal and other
grants made since the second year Of the reign Of
Queen Elizabeth was negatiyed by vote Of 2s3
to 1SO.
The Newmarket Races-The Winner Of the
1000 Guinea Stake.
LONDON, April %, 1850.
To-day was the last but one Of the Newmarket
spring meeting. The great feature was the 1000
guinea stake for three year old Hles; closed with
seventy -four subscribers. Nine horses started The
race was won by the Duke Of Beaufort's Scottish
Queen. The following Is the summary
Sir ]. Hawlev's Norma. .........................
Sir F. JOhnstoue's Brlgantne.
The betting just before the race was to 1 against
Scottish Queen; 2 to l against Norma, and to
against Briganrine
Decrease Of Bullion I'm the Bank of England.
LONDON, April 20, 1869.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF Eng
land shows that the amount OF bullion In vault has
decreased sas 900 since last week.