New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

CAPT. CARLETON sHOT-TIIE NEWMARKET
RACES.
LONDON, April 29-Capt. Carleton was shot at
Athone yesterday.
To-day was the last but one of the NewmarketSprng
meeting. The great feature was the 1000 guineas
stake for threeyear old tllies; closed with ~ SUI
scribers Nine horses started The race was won by
the Duke of Beauforts Scottish Queen" The foi-
lowing is the summary:
SIR J. HawIey's Norma
Sir +. JohnstOnes Brigantlne. ...........'-'''''
The betting Just before the race was 10 against
Scottish Queen, Q to / against Norma, and to
against Brigantine.
OFFICIAL DECLARATION ON TIE DISTURBANCES
IN IRELAND-THE IRISH CHURCH BILL
REJECTION OF AN AMENDMENT OF DIsRAELl'
EyENING-The proceedings in the House OF Com
mons this evening were unusually interesting Inc
Right Hon. Chichester FOrtescue, the Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, in reply to question OF Loru
Manners deplOred the recent outrages In Cork ana
Londonderry Every endeavor had been made by
the Government TO suppress the rOtous proceedings,
and the Peace Preservation act had been fully en-
forced He also stated that further explanations al
this time were impolitic John Arthur Otway, the
member for Chatham, denied the authenticity OF the
telegram purporting to have been received from Sr
Rutherford AcOck, the British Minister to emma,
that the Chinese Government and people were
opposed to progress" The Irish Church bill then
came up After short debate on MI Disraeil s
amendment to give the gebe houses to the Church,
the proposition was rejected follows: For the
amendment 227; against the amendment, 3ls; ma
iority for tie Government 81. During the discussion
The OConor Don stated that the Trustees of
MAMMOTH College were willing to put that building
ND for sale if the same could be done with the globes
of the Church.
On the clause allowing the retention by
the church of any real personal property,
the produce Of property, or moneys given by
private persons out of their own resources
since the year sixteen hundred and sixty
nGGO), or the produce of moneys raised by private
subscription since that year. Mr. Gregory moved to
substitute the year sixteen hundred and eight llGOs
for sixteen hundred and sixty nGG0l.
Mr.. Disraeli moved the omission Of the date en-
tirely
Sir Rounded Palmer spoke in opposition TO the
amendment He thought the fixing Of the date at
the wear 1850 to be more desirable to the church and
country than the leaving the former Of all ondow-
ments 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 motion with the fol-
lowing result: For the amendment, 90; against tho
amendment 3O6; Government majority 80.
Sir William Heygates (Member for Londonderry
motion to retain the Royal and other grants made
since the second year of the reign OF Queen Eliza
beth, was negatived. by vote of 2S3 to $780,
RIOTS IN IRELAND
LONDONDERRY, Ireland. April 29.-Serlous rlots oc-
Cured here yesterday, between the Catholics ana
Oran0emen. During the collisions between the two
factions, the police charged upon both. Firearms
were freely used. several of the rioters being
wounded and two killed. The riot assumed at one
time fearful proportions, but the efforts of the police
and the appearance of the military from the garrison
finally succeeded in restoring quiet and the city is
now tranquil The military will remain on duty for
a day OF two.