The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-30

Suicide Of an Unknown Man-Securlties sto.
Ion from the Ocean Bank OF New York
Found ON His Person. IA
despatch from Crewe an important railroad
eentFe. thirty-four miles from this city in Chester
county, contains the following
man whose name Is unknown committed
suicide here to-day by throwing himself under the
wheels OF passing railroad train. Upon an inquest
being held number OF securities OF various kinds
part Of the proceeds Of the Ocean National Bank
robbery at New York some time ago-were found
upon the body.
lChinese Emigration to the United States.
LONDON, July g. 1860.
The Times to-day has an article on the Chinese
question in the United States 1t thinks the CONFLICT
OF races In California cannot he solved by heavy
duties on Immigration by street 0utrages. It ia
impossible to suppose that the Chinese be kept
out OF America. Inheriting an ancient civilization
and perfect economic methods but destitute Of the
strength ana roughness OF moral nDre which sup
port authority the Chinese may be welcomed as
assistants in colonization, not feared a. race
likely to dominate In the future.
Relations with Mexico-The Harvard Grew
Steady at Practice.
LONDON, July 2ar>Mldnight.
In the House Of Commons tonight Mr.. Otway,
pnder Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, In reply to an
enquiry from Mr.. Sheridan for Information, said the
present condition Of the relations between England
and Mexico prevented her Majesty's government
nom ofacialy aiding the holders of Mexican bonds
IN tho prosecution OF their caims but owing TO the
Importance Of the subject 1t would be glad to hear
Of any satisfactory arrangements for settlement.
!, The Harvard crew were out On the Thames to-day.
In the morning they rowed from Putpey to Hammer.
smith and back, and the afternoon they r0wed to
M0rtlake and returned. They have now settled
down TO steady practice. Kelley will not be retained
n coach" II has not been decided ret who will
Statement Of tho Bank Of England.
LONDON, July 29-Evening.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF Eng.
1and u made public to-day The amount of bullion
In the vault has increased fe2, 900 sterling.
Tho Geodwood Races-Thlrd Day.
LONDON, July 20, 1869.
the lockwood Cup, value 500 sovereigns,
Added to subscription Of 90 sovereigns
each. half forfeit, three year olds TO carry
aos lbs; four, 100 lbs; I'VE. 1as lbs.
six and aged, 1856 lbs; and geldings allowed
lbs. pure barbs, Turkish Arabian horses allowed
80 lbs horses foaled in America the British colo
niles allowed lbs. two miles and Q half twenty.
ave subscribers; was won by Sir r. Graham Is
9. c. Restitution. by King Tom. out OF Rests dam,
10ur years, by length and half Mt. Saviles b. X.
fsue6kin, by Skirmsher out OF DOeskin, four years.
nec0nd and Sir r. J0hnst0ne's b. T. Brigantine BY
tuocancer, out Of Lady Macdonald, three years,
bad third Five horses ran. The betting before the
race was five to against Restitution thirty to one
against nueskin and two to one against BriQantine.
The Racing Stakes Of ffty sovereigns each, sub.
scrption. for three years old colts, to carry 122
Tbs, and fllles 119 lbs, the owner Of the
second horse to receive back his stake; one mile,
was won by Sir J. Hawley's b. c. SiderOte, BY AS
ter0id. out Of Aphrodite beating the Duke OF Beau
Yorts oh. f. Scottish Queen, by Blair Athol out Of
edith. No others ran.
The seventeenth Bentinck Memorial stakes. a
tIiennial stakes Of ten soveregns each for foals Of
1885; colts 122 lbs; Hllies III lbs; three
miles and i've furongs thirty-0ne subscribers; was
won by Mr.. COoksOn's en-. I. F0rm0sa by Buccaneer,
put OF Eiler, beating Mr.. Savile's Blueskin.
The Mac0mb stakes OF fifty sOvercigns each sub.
ecription, half forfeit for two year ODDS; colts to
carry l22 lbs; fllies l19 lbs. the owner OF the
second horse to receive back his stake
OF Q mile; twenty-five subscribers; was won by
Mr.. Byron's CD. T. by King OF Trumps, out Of Bas.
Auine; Mr.. Brayley's ca. T. Golden Horn, by Trum.
peter, out OF Golden Dust, second, and Sir @.
Legard's b. Co. by Blair Ath0, out Of Terrific third.
-Four horses ran. The betting before the race was
Two 70 one against the winner, eight to one against
Golden Horn, and eleven to one against the Blair
thOl colt.