The New York herald., 1869-06-10
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY TO- lsea-TRIPLE SHEET
ENGLAND.
The PreIntes Of England the Irish Church
Bilt-Important TeIearnphic Arrangements.
TnyDoy Iunn O 1890


The PreIntes of England ON the Irish Chsrch
Bili-Important TeIe2rnphic Arrangements.
LONDON June o, 1869.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury has counselled the
bishops In the House OF Lords not TO oppose the
Irish Church bill.
A banquet was given tonight to the deputati0ns
from Ireland now in this City bearing petitions
against the Irish Church bill Many tory peers and
clergymen OF the Established Church were present.
It Is said that twenty-five conservative peers will
decline to follow the policy Of rejection announced
by the majority at their meeting Saturday, and
the detection OF others Is probable.
The Post Onice Department has completed the ar
rangements for the purchase OF the lines Of tele-
graph in the United Kingdom, In accordance with
the bill passed by Parliament last year.
Extraordinary Emigration from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, June 0, 1862
Emigration to America is setting in very strongly
this season. No less than eight thousand people left
this port last week in the different steamers and
sailing vessels for New York, Boston, Baltimore. &c.
SECOND Day Of the Ascot Rnces-See Saw
and Frivolity the Winners.
LONDON, June o. 1862
The second days Ascot races took place with an
other large attendance Of the nobility gentry and Of
the masses. The first race was for the Royal Hunt
OF 10 sovereigns each, for all ages two year ods ex
cepted. one mile. and was by Lord wiiton's See
Saw, beating Mr.. John Days Cock Of the Walk BY
o neck and 8. q. Legard's Border Knight two
lengths behind. Twenty-Five started. The betting
before the race was to each against See Saw and
Cock Of the Walk and to against Border Knight.
Br c. See Saw, by Buccaneer out OF Margery.
Blk c. Cock Of the walk by Cianticeer, out Of
Whimsical, years. ........................... z
Ch. c. Border Knight, by Adventurer out Of
Miriam, years. ............. d
In the second race Frivolity was the winner. The
following is the summary
Br. f. Perfume, by Buccaneer, out OF Frangipanni,
Oh. I. Atlantic by Tnormanby, out Of hurricane,
The third race the Eleventh Ascot Biennial Stakes,
of 10 sovereigns each, with 100 added three year old
colts to carry 122 lbs 1les to carry 11s bs owner
of second horse to receive 25 soveregns out Of the
stakes, one mile sixty -one subscribers was won by
Mr.. Bevills Alpenstock, beating Mr.. Savie's Rysh-
worth and Captain Machell's Martyrdom, with three
others. The betting was to / against Alpenstock.
to i against Ryshworth and 2 to against Mar
tyrdom.
Ch. c. AIpenstock, by Ratapian, out of Mountain :.
B. c. Rysnworih by skirmisher, out Of vertumna.
Oh. c. Martyrdom, by st. Albans, out OF Eulogy. 3
The fourth race, the Ascot Derby Stakes Of fifty
soveregns each, half forfeit, with 200 added, for
three year ods, colts to carry 122 lbs, FLIES lis
lbs; the second horse to save his stake, one
mile aud half, twenty-five subscribers, was
won by Sir J. Hawley's Pero Gomez, beating
Count r. de 10 Oranges Consul ana Mr.. Johnstone's
Good Hope, with one other The betting was to
against Gomez, to 1 against Consul and to
against Good Hope.
Br c. Pero Gomez, by Beadsman, out OF sala-
q.
Oh. c. Consul, by Monarche out OF Lady Lift. -.
Blk: G. Good Hope, by Cape Flyaway, out OF Maid
The Coronation Stakes OF 100 sovereigns each for
three year old 1llies carving l22 pounds was won
by Sir II. Bulkeleys Martinique, beating Craco.
vienne, second, and Clipper, third. Five started.
The betting was to against the winner and to l
against each OF the Others