New-York tribune., 1869-06-10


LIVERPOOL, June 9-Emigration to America is set
ting in very strongly this No less than 5000
people left this port last week, in the different
steamers and sailing vessels for NewYOrk, Boston.
Baltimore &c.
THE FENIANs.
LONDON, juno 9-Dispatches from Cork, received
to-day. mention that one johnson, printer, was
arrested in that city last evening on the charge OF
beng connected with the Fenian organization His
particular oense consisted in circulating documents
of reasonable character amonthe soldiers Of the
British army.
THE ARCHBIHOP's ADVICE RESPECTING THE
CHURCH BILL.
LONDON, June 9-The Archbishop of Canterbury
has oounseled the bishops in the House of Lords not
to oppose the Irish Church bill
IRISH TORIES.
A banquet was given tonight to the deputations
from Ireland, now in this city, bearing petitions
against the Irish Church bull Many Tory peers and
clergymen of the Established Church were present.
DETECTION AMONG THE LORDS.
1t is said that 25 Conservative peers viii decline to
follow the policy of rejection announced by the
majority at their meeting last Saturday, and the de-
fectiOn of others is probable
THE TELEGRAPH.
The Post-Ohice Department have completed the
arrangements for the purchase Of the lines Of tee
graph in the United Kingdom, in accordance with
the bill passed by Parliament last year.
THE DERBY DAY-HUMAN NATURE AND HORSE
FLESH.
IFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
LONDOS, May 27.-The great English picnic for
this year came off yesterday at EPSON Downs Next
to Christmas and Whitsunday. the Derby day is the
high national festival although no red letter marks
its coming in the religious calendar OF all occasions,
this is the one which strs mp the unimpressibe John
Of m, ia
day. he gives the rens to his imagination well as
to his horses, and throws himself with wonderful
harty into the excitements of the Tacc-cOuTse. His
podding prosaic life is suddenly converted into q
brilliant melOdTama. lie filings every care to the
winds and expands his rubicund visage in exubeaut
fun and frOc. His merriment if not the most airy
and graceful is certainly not exceled in ROBUSTNESS:
and cordality. Not that he takes any deep persona
interest in the great event" as it is called of the
day. For the most part. the horses are Of no more
account to him than Punch and Judy in the puppct
show. lie may venture few shillings on the for
tunes Of the race. but for than that he cares
little whether Bimrod or Abdallah wins the prize
1t is the general jolity Of the that fires his
heart with an unwOnted glow, and lends fresh in.
spiration to the foamng beer which refreshcs his
dusty path with gay Elysian dreams. The presence
OF such vast multitude, OverBOwIng with jollity
and filled with good cheer has exhilarating nu-
ence, tLat even the most cynical mOroSeness can
hardly Withstand. The prevailing gOOd-nature OF
the c.owd is no les remarkable than its immense
numbers do not believe that % 900 persons can be
found e6e~here to sperd long day together with
50 little irritation and Euch rrepressible goodhumor
as makes tie Derby day the fayOrite pastme of the
English pOpalacc.
The excitement, however is by no means confined
70 the natives Of the fastancbored isle. To say
nothing OF other Europeans vino throng the grounds,
our OWN country is largely represented in the grand
anphitheatre Of spectators. / should not wonder il
at least ninetenths Of the Americans in London went
out to tie Derby. i have thus far met with but a
single individual among them who not found mt
EPSON that day ] saw there at least a regiment N
hew-Yorkers. not a few Of the solid men Of Boston,
nmenty of spruce and, Baggish Phiadephians. pros
perous spectators in N0ur from Chicago aud several
OF the ruling railway kings Of tho West Tie scene
was gtaccd by the presence Of learned college profes-
sois' who forgot their Homer and mathematics 10 tie
meats OF the contest, and Of ayo and devoted cler